Pickworths Earn Green Acres Award in 1962
The Pickworth brothers from Pittsfield were regional Green Acres winners at a 1962 awards ceremony, with five runners up named including Henry Schriver Graf son Carl Haines and others. The event highlighted farm inspections and forage quality with speakers from area agricultural bodies noting dairy and hay production metrics and future harvest guidance.
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Pittsfield
Green Acres
Henry Schriver
Graf ‘Son
Carl Haines
Huntington
Carl Diedrick
Carlisle
Brill
Harold Bucks
Henrietta
Lorain
Conservation District
Crocker Brothers
Columbia Lords
Harvey
Kenland
Pickworths
Eerie
Paul C.county
Dairy Association
Leidheiser
Parsons
Murray
Banlarea
Ridge Rd
John Parsons
Ohio
Pamela Wing
Changes in feed grain programs announced
Ohio farmers face new provisions under the feed grain program with 20 percent base diversion options and 50 percent payment for diverted acres. Chairman Dwight Wise notes that payments depend on county price support, with rates varying by farm base and yield. Deadline for registration approaches as the program details are finalized.
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Ohio
Dwight Wise
Wise
Kolbe Leads Lorain County Agricultural Society Officers
Myron E Kolbe of Penfield was chosen president with Lloyd Betts of Pittsfield named vice president and Merritt Parker of Huntington re elected to the executive committee. The annual financial report shows receipts 129 982 06 and expenses 130 708 32 with loans reduced to 15000 and capital improvements totaling 16505 40.
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Myron E. Kolbe
Penfield
Lloyd Betts
Lorain
Gordon Greene
County Agricultural Society
Associae
Commis
Sioners
Pittsheld
Merritt Parker
Huntington
Paul C. Leidheiser
Lorain County Fairgate
Ohio Fair Managers Assoc
Columbus
Hoover site in Oregon a landmark memorial home
NEWBERG Oregon residents preserve a wooden frame house on South River Street linked to Herbert Hoover. The site remains a landmark museum recalling Hoover childhood in West Branch Iowa and his early education with the Minthorn family. The home retains a dining room setup and Hoover keepsakes, maintained by the Hodge family next door.
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Newberg
Ore
UPI
South River St
Oregon
Herbert Hoover
Young Hoover
Hoover
Iowa
West Branch
Henry Minthorn
Minthorn
Friends
Pacific Academy
George Fox College
Minthorns
T Te Pete Ee Dever
Inj
Mintham
Oregon Land|t Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Salem
Stanford
Jax
Aew
Mrs. Hoover
White House
Arthur R. Hodge
Grafton Midview Women’s Club Plans Jan 9 Meeting
The club was to meet last month but canceled due to weather. The next meeting is scheduled for January 9 at 8 p.m. in the home economics room of Grafton School. A board session is set for January 7 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Walter Wildenheim’s home.
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Grafton
Midview Women’s Club
jWeather
Grafton! School
Walter Wildenheim
Rotary presents film on car history at New London meeting
A Standard Oil Company employee from Elyria showed a history of automobiles film to Rotary Club members at the regular Monday noon meeting in New London.
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New London
Rotary Club
Elyria
Tippy chair claims weightless feel boosts relief
A Los Angeles device called tipsy topsy chair is marketed to simulate weightlessness. The invention promises comfort by gently tilting and easing pressure on the body, appealing to those seeking a novel posture aid.
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Los Angeles
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