4-H Displays Planned by South Amherst Club
South Amherst 4-H Quartettes plan a window display at Oberlin Savings Bank during 4 H week after Feb 19 club meeting at Sandy Fleming home. Members work on cards for ill Elyria girl Patty Suter and new officers are elected for several clubs with various leaders and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Savings Bank
South Amherst
Sandy Fleming
Patty Suter
Elyria
Colleen Ward
June Bowsher
Karen Nieding
Christine Ward
Denise Bradner
Diane Gow
Judy Phillips
Rosemary Schlub
Dawn Ward
Janet Koehn
Pole building firm touts skilled labor in farm co op ad
Industrial and Farm Builders, Inc. promotes its skilled workforce and 10 years of regional projects for pole type buildings. The Northern Ohio contractor offers planning, engineering services, a new Rt 113 office, and a stocked warehouse for farm stead construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Starbuck
Industrial and Farm Builders, Inc
Northern
Ohio
Rt. 113
Rt. 38
National Farm Safety Week Proclaimed by Johnson
President Johnson issued a proclamation designating the week beginning July 24 as National Farm Safety Week. The observance aims to promote safety awareness among farmers and rural communities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative reports 1965 savings and growth
Kenneth N. Probasco, executive vice president and general manager, announced Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative saved 1.693 million in 1965, nearly 50 percent above 1964. About 600 directors, managers and stockholders attended the annual meeting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kenneth D. Naden
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperatives
Kenneth Probasco
Landmark
Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative
Kenneth N. Probasco
Probasco
Neil House
Columbus
lLandmark
Stalk rot threat looms for Ohio cornfields this year
Lorain County Extension Agent James H. Limbird warns stalk rot could again threaten Ohio corn, with fungi overwintering in stalk refuse. He advises plowing under residue to bury fungi, using resistant hybrids such as Ohio 524 and Pa 555, and treating seed corn with thiram or Captan to curb seed rot and blight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
James H. Limbird
Lorain County
Limbird
Hospital aide voices Medicare topic at Wakeman Grange meeting
William Sla bodnick director of administration at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk speaks on Medicare at an open Wakeman Grange meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. The event is a community service project of the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
William Slabodnick
Fisher - Titus Memporial Hospital
Norwalk
Wakeman Grange
The
Grange
Huron Erie dairy farmers plan annual tour stops
NORWALK Huron and Erie County dairymen will tour Friday starting at 10 a.m. with visits to Nick Obrenovich and Robert Schaefer farms to view liquid manure systems. Lunch at Old Zims Restaurant then stops at Dwight Wise Jim Hunt and Norman Phillips farms follow. All area dairymen welcome.
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Norwalk
Huron
Erie County
Nick Obrenovich
Wakeman Town Line
Liles
Erie
Huron County
Rt. 20
Robert Schaefer
Rt. 4
Mason Rd
Rt. 590
Fremont
Dwight Wise
Jim Hunt
Rollersville
Norman Phillips
Risingsun
Wwelcome
Huron and
Erie County Dairy Service Unit
Production Credit Asssociation
Cooperative Extension Service
Dairymen Seek Quick Action as Dairy Losses Loom
A 35 member Ohio Farmers Union delegation warns Congress that the Agriculture Department must act promptly to implement the dairy provisions of the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act to keep family farms afloat amid unprofitability and looming shortages. The group traveled with three state winners from its contests, Margaret Maag Kalida Bruce Glover Mount Orab and Mrs. Carl Malott Mount Orab.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio Farmers Union
Congress
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Margaret Maag
Kalida
Bruce Glover
Mount Orab
Carl Malott
Soil storms and sugarbeets in Ohio woes and costs
The article notes sandstorm erosion in Ohio affecting land and crop production, mentions sugarbeet root sugar content, and discusses farm prices, land usability, aspirin overdose deaths, and the broad role of the food industry in U.S. employment and costs. It highlights wind exposure, nitrogen release, Lamb prices in 1966, and the scale of privately owned land for cultivation.
Coed’s Wash Day Misadventure Abroad
A French school coed 1000 miles from home faces a wash day disaster as three white pants three white socks two white blouses two white bras two white slips turn pink after a red petticoat slips into the load. She writes home about the mishap with humor and disbelief.
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Orrin
Misericarde
Sacrebleu
Farm co op volume up 5 percent to 19.3 billion
Agriculture Department reports the 1963-64 farm co op dollar volume rose 5 percent from the prior year to 19.3 billion, marking the 16th straight year of growth. Net volume reached 14.4 billion with 7,079,000 members across 8,847 cooperatives, reflecting consolidations and multiple memberships.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Coopera
California
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iliois
Michigan farms gain tax break for livestock and tools
Michigan lawmakers pass a tax relief bill boosting the exempt value for farm livestock and equipment from 1000 to 5000 dollars. The measure, backed by Rep. Claude E. Burton, heads to the Senate after a landslide 102 to 2 vote in the House.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan House of Representatives
Claude E. Burton
Dbellevue
Beira
Mozambique
Monica
Sofala
Area dairy herds set new lactation production records
Four area registered Holstein herds reported higher lactation averages under the Holstein Association testing. Bedebe Farms Inc at Wellington posted 14 646 pounds of milk and 541 pounds of butterfat from 58 records, Don Crocker & Sons Valley City 15 708 pounds milk 537 butterfat from 47 records, Emil Jochum Valley City 18 892 pounds milk 640 butterfat from 33 records, and R H Streicher Oberlin 13 652 pounds milk 505 butterfat from 44 records. Ohio State University supervised the sampling and testing procedures aligned with national herd testing programs.
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Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Bedebe Farms, Inc
Wellington
Don Crocker & Sons
Valley City
Emil Jochum
R. H. Streicher
Oberlin
U.S
Ohio State University
Farm Outlook 1966 Topic At Firelands High School
Firelands High School hosts an adult farmer class discussing The Farm Outlook for 1966 at 8 p m. Lorain County Extension Agent James Limbird speaks on farm prices supply and demand and general agricultural conditions. The young farmer group continues its study of farm accounts and record keeping. All Firelands district farmers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Firelands High School
Lorain County
James Limbird
Firelands
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South Amherst Club
Penfield Jolly Stitchers 4-H Club
Elaine Walke
Barbara Preston
Diane Nichols
Karen Buckingham
Ruth Gordon
Karen Farkas
Ellen Lemmons
Barbara Stevens
Brenda Gleason
Sharon Younglas
Walko
Penfield Society Hall
Ridgeville Rockettes 44 Club
Ridgeville High School
Janice Conrad
Mary Worth
Susan Slusher
Susan Lesnick
Lyn Urig
Susan Derecky
Jenifer Koydish
Ann Urig
Sandy Malone
Richard Urig
Joseph Lesnick
Amherst Saddlelites
Karen Crombie
Sandy Drought
Paula Markworth
Diane Draga
Linda Dohanos
Jean Harris
Jane McKlurkin
Joey Fox
Amy Gertowski
Judy Todd
Jean Kaiser
Amherst Recreation Hall
Pole Building Firm
Safe Farms
Washington Courthouse
Mid-States
Inc
Toledo
Kenton
Sidney
Elyria Implement and Tractor, Inc
Qberlin Road
Glendale
Chronicle - Telegram
Huron-Erie Dairy Farmers
Yyeld
Kipton Elevator Ass'n
Kipton
Oliver
Elyria Industrial Equipment
Oberlin Rd
Fairfax
West
Jim Limberd
U.s.public Health Service
By Pat Leimbach
Michigan
Getafreeder
Faur’s
Center Ridge Road
Route 20
N. Ridgeville
National Holstein Association
Herm
E.D. 1
Case Comfort King Tri
Toota
Lagrange Tractor Sales
Glondale
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