Sullivan FFA Donates Heifer to Aid Turkish Dairy Rebuild
Sullivan Future Farmers of America donates a registered Holstein heifer to aid Turkey's dairy herds hit by foot-and-mouth disease. King Pistertje Joanne, four months old, will be shipped with 499 other U.S. heifers and presented to the Turkish Embassy. the project is backed by Ohio educators and the Heifer Project, Inc. A 1944 start, the program has shipped to 51 countries, with dam and offspring production details noted. The event includes a visit to the Ohio State Fair and a broadcast on WRFD.
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Sullivan
Turkey
Sullivan Future Farmers of America
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Heifer Project, Inc
King Pistertje Joanne
Clarence Hi. Kuchenbecker
Polk
Ohio
U.S
Association of Milk Producers and Cattle Breeders
Istanbul
Ferris K. Kimmell
Sullivan Ffa
Columbus
WRFD
FFA
Tressie Keer
Ruth Garver
Mary M. Botdorf
Betty J. Dennison
Cary I. Landis
Glen Rollin
Charles Hawley
Ohio Vocational - Agrculture Teachers Assocition i
Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America
Ohio Young Farmers Association
Ohio Crop Program
Pistertje Joanne
Sullivan Fra
FEA
Kenny Berry
Lesa Meininger
David Howe
Rusty Grenzenbach
Poultry Tour For 4-H And FFA Members Planned
NORWALK A poultry tour for 4 H Club and FFA members will be held Aug 19 under the direction of Fred Deering of the Firelands Beniler Association. The tour starts at 9 01 pm at the Richard Vineling Tarn four miles east of here on Rich with stops at Mark Wolfram Nur en County the Jarrett and Deering farms in Erie County. Visitors will see feeding and housing methods to aid their own poultry projects. Dr Glyde Marsh OSU extension poultry specialist will discuss feeding and disease control. Guests will hear reports on production and marketing costs from visiting producers.
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Norwalk
FFA
Moir
Fred Deering
Firelands Beniler Association
Richard Vineling
Here
Rich
Mark Wolfram
Nuren County
Jarrett
Deering
Erie County
Glyde Marsh
OSU
Jems
Broilers White
Wise Family Stages Reunion
BELDEN The 48th annual Wise family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs How ard Wise on Chamberlain Rd recently drew 75 guests from Detrait Midh Mansfield Lexington Amherst Elyria La Grange Belden Grafton and Wood County. A picnic dinner was held at noon. Afternoon games were led by Atoma Wise of Belden and Susan Wise of La Grange. Next year the reunion will again be at the Howard Wise home.
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Belden
Wise
Howard Wise
Chamberlain Rd
Detrait Midh
Mansfield
Lexington Ambherst
Elyria
la Grange
Grafton
Wood County
Affternoon
Atoma Wise
Susan Wise
Herrick Memorial Library
The
Republic
Edythe Martin
Rosaly Miller
Tommy
Johnny Wilder
David Thomas
Allison-Hubbard
Crawford Corners Grange Hall
Rt. 42
Lodi
Charles, Shepard
Wellington
Charles Shepard
Showman's Discussion Planned for Elmen County Fair exhibits
NORWALK Those 411 Club members planning livestock exhibits at the Elmen County Junior Fair Sept 9 13 will receive tips on showman and painter tasks at the Floyd Bilton farm in the afternoon. Organized by 4 H county agent Carlos Tucker the event features Elmer Dalton Wakeman Blur Ribbon Club adviser clipping a dairy heifer Joe Statzer Harold Summers showing a steer Johnny Vogt Larry Beier Demonstrating fitting a market hog Frankie Weitsche to block a lamb. Assisting with the demonstration will be the Hartland Livestock 4-H Chile and their advisor Frank Heltsche.
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Norwalk
Elmen County
Floyd Bilton
P. m
Carlos Tucker
Elmer Dalton
Wakeman Blur Ribbon Club
Joe Statzer
Harold Summers
Johnny Vogt
Larry Beier
Frankie Weitsche
Hartland Livestock
Chile
Frank Heltsche
Big Beef Crop To Hit Market Later This Autumn
Agricultural economists at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station predict a bigger beef crop this autumn. If realised, retail beef prices may drop several cents. Dr. Marvin Smith and Dr. George Henning see lower fat cattle prices due to more cattle marketed, while September and October shipments may not rise as quickly. Feeder cattle prices are expected to stay high this fall and remain elevated for about eight months.
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Ohin Agricultural Experiment Station
Marvin Smith
George Henning
Ohio
South
Agent Visits Home Projects in Norwalk County Fair Events
County extension agent Carlos Tucker oversees 4-H home clubs as girls prepare the largest project total in history for the Touren county fair September 9 to 13 with exhibits at the Ohio State Fair August 22 to 29. More than 415 girls in 44 clubs will have projects judged August 11 to 15 under Mabel Fernald. Clothing and cooking projects number 320 and 115 respectively with 23 first aid related projects. a public style revue for clothing entrants is set for 1 p.m. at Benedict School. Demonstration contest entries require topic registration at the extension office. Skins of animals are noted as an early money form.
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Norwalk
Carlos, Tucker
Carlos
Ohio State
Fai
Mabel G. Fernald
Benedict School
Sear
Empire State Orchardist to Speak at Fruit Growers Meeting
Dr. LaMont of New York State College of Agriculture will headline the Orchard Day program at the Albion area farm. The LaMont operation spans 176 acres of apples and 87 acres of peaches and cherries, plus tomatoes, beans and grains, with 900 acres total. He, with his son and daughter, maintains cost accounts since 1932 and has held leadership roles in multiple fruit associations.
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New York
Cornell
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Department of Agricultural Economics
Farm Economic
Lake Ontario Fruit Growers Cooperative
Western New York Apple Growers Association
Hilton Fruit Cooperative
theNew York State Horticultural Society
Western New York Peach Growers Association
LaMont
Orleans County
Wellington Eagles Open House Draws 1000 Attendees
More than 1,000 people attended a three day Fraternal Order of Eagles event at the new North Main Street home in Wellington. The open house featured a Friday Radio WHKK Jamboree, a Saturday public dance, and a Sunday floor show with Yo Yo girls and comedian Joyce Fields. The Auxiliary No. 2051 aided in completing the new club, with a 1954 founding and a 32 member start.
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Wellington
Order of Eagles
North Main St
WHKK
Akron
Cliff Rodgers
Ladies Auxiliary
Frankie
Ellis Knapp
The
Aerie
Elyria
Yl Actic Hall
Herrick Ave
West J
Ritual
Ders
4-H Club Enrollment At New High
Ohio's 4-H club enrollment climbed to a new all time high surpassing 80 000 with total 1 170 000 boys and girls numbers. Clark county leads with 1 865 members followed by Columbiana 1 717 Stark 1 70h Wayne 1 40h Licking 1 3% Tuscarawas 1 Fairfield 1 306 Lorain 1 301 Medina 1 279 Ashtabula 1 0t0.
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Ohio
J. W. Tlarshfield
Harshfield
Gils
Clark County
Columbiana
Stark
Wayne
Lick
Tuscarawas
Fairfield
Loram
Medina
Ashtabula
Lats
Merry Maids to Host Record Hop in Clarksfield Hall
Merry Maids and 4-H club members will stage a record hop at Clarksfield Community Hall on Wednesday night. The public is invited with a nominal admission charge. Proceeds support club activities and youth projects in the area.
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Clarksfield
Merry Maids
Soviet youth delegation heads to United States invitation
A three member Soviet youth delegation travels toward the United States today, invited by the Committee of Young Quakers of North America. The trip signals cultural exchange between the Soviet youth and North American Quaker organizations.
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Moscow
United States
Committee of Young Quakers of
North America
Seed balls on potato plants deemed worthless by expert
Ohio State University Extension horticulturist E C Withmeyer explains that potato seed balls or blue fruits form in cool humid summers and are common in northern states. He notes many old and new varieties vary in seed ball production and that removing seeds yields uncertain offspring. breeders use seed balls but they are of little value to gardeners.
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E. C. Withmeyer
Ohio State University Extension Horticulturist
Diantler
Ohio
Wittmeyer
Witumeyer
4-H Junior Leaders Plan Fair Exhibit
Lorain County 4-H Junior Leaders schedule a committee meeting at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Senior 4-H Center to finalize the fair exhibit highlighting the International Farm Youth Exchange IFYE program in its tenth year with Donna Born from Henrietta involved. Diane Mazurek serves as exhibit committee chair. LaGRANGE 4-H Pin-Ups report recent project judging and a style review. members enjoyed a nic at Findley Park followed by a style show for mothers with ice cream cake and punch provided by advisors.
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Lorain County
Rt. 113
Bechtel Rd
Donna Born
Henrietta
Greece
Diane Mazurek
Annual Survey Shows Bank Credit Volume Tops For Farmers
Ohio banks led in agricultural credit on Jan 1 per R L Reese of The Grafton Savings and Banking Co representing the Ohio Bankers Association. 1957 figures show banks held $199,170,000 in farm loans including $35,907,000 production loans and $203,263,000 in agricultural mortgages with many insured commercial banks serving over 96 percent of production credit for farmers.
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Ohio
R. L. Reese
Grafton Savings and Banking Co
Ohio Bankers Association
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Marsha Pentiston
Bankers Association
Reese
Jolyn Welter
Helen
Farmers Home Administration
Onme Cial
J Agriculture
Ridgeville 4 H Club Activities and Nearby Events
Ridgeville Ridge Line Aggiettes 4 H meet at Liz Godnour’s home with 33 members present. Demonstrations covered pencil marks removal sewing buttons stains with bleach pattern use and overcast stitch. Plans include a mother daughter night and county fair tickets.
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Liz” Godnour
Ridge Line Aggiettes 4-H
Ann Wodjacz
Rebecca Scott
Lynette Szewczyk
Sandra Wietzen
Sue Sheppard
Barbara Wurst
Karen Zuosec
Careful Clippers 4 H club picnic at Findley State Park
Careful Clippers 4 H club members and their mothers picnicked swam played games and held a picnic supper at Findley State Park Wellington Tuesday afternoon. Reese noted banks in Ohio increasingly offer intermediate term agricultural credit to meet rising capital needs for machinery soil improvements and land expansion. Banks provide more intermediate term credit to farmers than to any other group and farmers and bankers work together to support Ohio agriculture.
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Kipton
Camden
Careful Clippers 4-H
Findley State Park
Wellington
Reese
Ohio
Machinaws
Coninmant Weertnel
Ohio Agricula
Wellington Church Incorporation Vote Sets Officer Slate
Wellington church members unanimously approved incorporation of the First Methodist Church. Officers elected by the Quarterly Conference to head the corporation include Ernst L. Henes as president, Giles Anderson vice president, W. J. Peterson secretary, and Martin Gibbins treasurer.
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Wellington
Giles Anderson
W. J. Peterson
Martin Gibbins
Wass Danette
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GEN Tire Service CO
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Empire State
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Wellington Eagles
Joyce Fields
Joe DeSantis
Mike Offineer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gladys Wurtz
Jeannette Zubrick
Thelma Knapp
George Edwards
Betty Kelly
Dale Nash
Marian Lindsey
Mari¢ Barlow
Agnes Wolfe
Lola Hazrett
Haze Weidman
Marge Lewis
Dorothy Richmond
Marv Brill
Florence Donaldson
Violet Bradley
Beverly Norris
Deanlee McKensie
Maurice A. Rady
Chris Sorensen
Roy Burge
Howard Evans
Ilynn Coates
New High
Famann
Casf-O-Matic
LaGrange Tractor Sales
VFW
Trail Blazers
Trail Blazers 4-H
Sugar Ridge Rd
Wonder Workers
Carol Ackermas
Beaver Park
Norma Frabotta
Sandra Stacks
Jolly Janes
Columbia
Columbia Joy Janes
Lawrence Burnett
Royalton Rd
Marcia Peniston
Elyvia
MacGregors Pool
Hazel Millward
Booth
Elshia
Pamela Martin
Nora
Lee Abel
Amelia
East Bridge St
Louise Brown
William Scdor
Harry Brown
David Clark
Dale Clark
Huntington
First Methodist
Iris Clawson
E. Pearle Hamm
Vine St
Pennsylvania
Dow Oc Remuer
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Franklin Wright
Hans Steger
Wright
Adams St
First Methodist Church
Wellington Needlecraft Club
National Needlecraft Guild
Needlecraft
United
Sandusky
Vermilion
Cleveland
Salem
Chatham
Lawrence Krugman
Activies
Krugman
Department of Ohio
Kroemnan
Ninth District
News Corp
M. Shepard
Barker St
Joseph Hoce
Forest St
H. W. Keighley & Son, Inc
Obarlin
Eorex
Aeadee By
Huron Street
Erie and
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