Pat Leimbach Country Wife
Fragmentary text discusses Pat Leimbach as a country wife and mother with emphasis on women's education and dedicated career demands, reflecting tensions between motherhood and personal pursuits in a historical context.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1970
Page
10
Fragmentary text discusses Pat Leimbach as a country wife and mother with emphasis on women's education and dedicated career demands, reflecting tensions between motherhood and personal pursuits in a historical context.
A reflective piece argues that parental neglect often stems from overprotection and lack of responsibility given to kids. The author recalls a childhood home, contrasts it with working mothers, and contends that assigning meaningful duties builds competence and maturity in youth.
The Federal Land Bank offers long term financing for farmers covering land purchases debt refinancing home construction building equipment livestock and living expenses. Interest rates are the lowest available to farmers and loans are flexible. Contact E J Redmond manager at 111 East Main St Ravenna for Lorain Portage Summit Medina and Cuyahoga counties.
KC Sauer was elected president of the Galloping Guys and Gals at a meeting hosted by Noel and Bill Fox. Officers include Caro lyn McCracken as vice president Cathy Kline secretary Vickie Parker treasurer Diana Gates. Bill Fox named health and safety chairman Vickie Cromer and Laura Resar to the recreation committee. Three Lucks Clovers 4-H members from Erie County participated in the National Junior Horticulture Association meeting in Indianapolis.
The U.S. Soil Conservation Service helped 33 009 landowners and 60 local units in Ohio during 1969 with technical aid and implemented practices such as 944 farm ponds 1 047 spring developments for livestock water 6126 acres of contour strip cropping 27 miles of diversion terraces 1162 acres of grass waterways 4930 acres of trees planted and 394 erosion control structures. Progress continued on small watershed protection and flood prevention, with nine new applications totaling 77. Three projects completed and 10 under construction, plus two new resource conservation and development projects Crossroads in Mahoning Trumbull Columbiana and Maumee Valley in Williams Fulton Defiance Henry and Paulding. Interest noted in Buckeye Hills with structural measures across Belmont Monroe Noble Morgan and Washington.
Area farmers who sold lambs or wool in 1969 must file a report at the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation office, 42670 Telegraph Ave Elyria, to receive payment. Reports are due before January 31, according to Corbett Walker, office manager.
Ohio State University agr economics professor RW Sherman notes 1969 saw food prices surge while consumer disposable income spent on food fell to about one sixth. He expects continued buying trends, higher interest rates impact on farmers varies by debt and land ownership, and pollution controls may raise some production costs.
The final of three meetings for horse club advisers in Lorain and Medina Counties will be held Wednesday at 7 p m at Penfield School 301 and 18. Tom McDonough 4H Extension Agent for nine counties is the principal speaker. Meetings have been well attended according to Arthur Walkden Lorain County Extension Agent Agriculture.
Huron County Grange officers convene this Wednesday at 8 pm in the New London Grange Hall. National Grange membership chair will attend. meeting open to all Grangers. More details in the Chronicle Telegram.
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