Lorain County to Crown Dairy Princess June 13
Eight farm girls compete for Lorain County Dairy Princess at East Oberlin Community Church with judging at 8:30 p.m. Paul Leidheiser hosts. Winner advances to statewide finals in Columbus June 24 and 25. national prize includes a $1000 scholarship and a one year job with the American Dairy Association.
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Lorain County
East Oberlin Community Church
Columbus
Mary Ann Keressi
John Keressi
Amherst
R. D
Marjorie Ann Born
Arthur Born
Oberlin
Lorene Born
Harvey Sparn
Karen Borr
Howard Born
BR. D
Carol Schriver
Henry Schriver
Grafton
Jean Jones
Edgar Jones
Penfield Township
Louanne Braud
Louis L. Braud
Wellington
Kathleen Schuster
Elmer Schuster
Lorain
Thoburn
Princess
Theother
American Dairy Association
DHLA
Schriver Will Be Speaker At Agricultural Engineers Meeting
Dairy farmer Henry Schriver of Grafton Township will speak at the American Society of Agricultural Engineers 53rd annual meeting at Ohio State University Columbus June 12 to 15. He will join four panelists on packaging forage. panelists include Mark E. Singley Rutgers Murray W. Forth Deere Wil liam L. Kjelgaard Penn State and W J Tymik OSU. Between 1000 and 1200 delegates are expected.
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Grafton Township
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Ohio State University
Columbus
Henry Schriver
Schriver
Mark E. Singley
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Murray W. Forth
Deere and Co
Moline, Il
William L. Kjelgaard
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
W. J. Tymik
OSU
St Josephs Plans Annual Spring Festival in Amherst
St Josephs Church and School in Amherst hosts a four day Spring Festival on church grounds with rides from Ride Ribbon Amusement Co. Opening day features outdoor dancing at 8 p.m. to The Stereos. Friday offers a fish fry from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday focuses on afternoon rides and booths for children. Final day features a turkey dinner noon to 4 p.m. Co chairmen Elmer Rosenbusch and Lewis Vilagi run the fair with Hugh McGarvey in publicity.
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Amherst
1. Joseph Church
Rlde Ribbon Amusement’ ‘Co
Stereos
Elmer Rosenbusch
Lewis Vilagi
Hugh McGarvey
Seaway Official Lewis Castle Dies at 70
Services were held Sunday for Lewis G. Castle 70 administrator of the United States section of the St. Lawrence Seaway. He died Saturday in Massena New York according to UPI reports.
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Massena
UPI
Lewis G. Castle
United States
St. Lawrence Seaway
Reunion At Fitchville On Sunday Homecoming
NEW LONDON The annual Fitchville School Reunion and Homecoming will be held Sunday at the Fitchville Village Schoolhouse starting at 10 00 am and continuing. The noon picnic dinner will be served in the auditorium with the association providing coal and soft drinks. Attendees should bring a fish and their own table service. Committees are Refreshment Sackett and Hickok, Program Palmer Croshaw Stapies. Officers are Cecil E Marett president Reg Bell vice president and Mrs Richard Smith secretary treasurer.
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New London
Fitchville
Fitchville Village
Paul Sackett
Leo Hickok
D. D. Palmer
Archie Croshaw
Ruth Stapies
Cecil E. Marett
Reg. Bell
Richard Smith
Bulls Clash At Hidden Valley Farm Tale
A vivid farmyard fight unfolds as Gilnockie and the senior Ankonian bull collide over dominance. Billy the foreman intervenes, separating the bulls and repairing the fences while the farmer and Miriam react with mixed awe and humor to the dangerous spectacle.
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Hidden Valley Farm
Maylower
Ginockie
Ginnockie
Wwe
Gilnockie
Billy
Miriam
Ankonian
Solomon
Tim
Western Reserve High holds first annual commencement
Western Reserve High School staged its first annual commencement with speaker Robert Wyandt, guidance director at Brunham High School Sylvania, addressing self reliance. Valedictorian Kenneth Hahn and salutatorians Nancy Weisenberger and Maureen Schnee presented essays. diplomas were handed by Hugh Griffin with benediction by Rev. Burress. Special honors went to Pennie Buczek and Gaye Dalton. a long list of senior awardees followed amid recognition for retiring staff and contributors.
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Nancy Weisenberger
Maureen Schnee
Maurice A. Lenz
Smith E. Runyan
Hugh Griffin
Western Reserve Board of Education
William Burress
Beverly Reidy
Louie Schamp
Jenks
Karen Sheldon
Wake-George Smith
Bess Stryker
Naniman
Alsoley Thiert
Sandy Valentine
Mary Recognized
Nellie Chan- Vogt
Lynn Walton
Cornelia Waredler
Townland
Frank Weigenberger
Chandler
toPennie Buczek
Huron County
Gaye Dalton
American Legion
Sousa
Kenneth Hahn
Paul Adams
Prnthe
David Bungard
Stanley Campbell
Gaye Datton
Joyce Wolfe
Kenny Allen
Larry Baum
Larry Beier
Ronnie Bement
Gary Bodnar
George Boyer
Edward Buck
Pennie Buczex
Hedy Cassady
Donald Carey
Doris Carey
Megan Chester
Sherry Carnal
Margaret Crumdil
Linda Deeley
Wanita Felton
Richard Garner
April Gibson
Jean Griffin
Gilbert Hahn
Sandra Hill
Alan Hough
Roger Kuhn
Avery Larson
Arnold Hainine
Andrew Larteher
Unida Tartehaw
Arthor
Water Safety Leadership Course Set in Lorain County
Lorain County will be represented by Harold K. Thoburn county extension agent George Bragg sanitarian and an unnamed Elyria American Red Cross representative at an Ohio Agricultural Extension sponsored water safety leadership training meeting in Seneca County. The allday session starts at 10 a.m. and covers hazards and safe uses of ponds rivers and lakes for recreation and farm water supplies.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
Seneca County
Still Time To Plant Corn French Says
Lorain County farmers delayed by a wet spring plan to plant this month. Winthrop French, seed corn grower, notes late- season planting may avoid earlier crop problems. Extension agents agree, with about 99 percent of corn planted statewide, though locally below average. Short season hybrids Ohio M53 M15 Ohio K35 are recommended and available through Winthrop French and Sons seed house and dealers.
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Lorain County
Winthrop French
W. B
French and Sons
Wakeman
Ohio
Indiana
Winthrop French and Sons
Rt. 203
Rt. 60
Canadian Farmers Visit Ohio Dairy Farms on Two Day Tour
Forty Canadian agriculturalists from Peterborough County Ontario will inspect three Lorain County dairies in a two day Northeast Ohio tour. They visit Breyley in Pittsfield Township, Schriver in Grafton Township, and Crocker in Valley City with Harold K. Thoburn guiding. The tour starts 10:30 a.m. at Breyley, followed by a lunch at Oberlin Inn, with C. D. McGrew and Charles Haas accompanying, plus stops at ten Ohio farms.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Peterborough County
Ontario
Theodore H. Breyley
Pittsfield Township
Henry Schriver
Grafton Township
Arthur
Donald Crocker
Valley City
Harold K. Thoburn
Lorain Co
Breyley Farm
Oberlin Inn
Shhriver and Crocker Dairies
Ohio Farms
C. D. McGrew
Ohio State University
Charles Haas
Sheep Equipment Plan Book Now Available
The Lorain County Agriculture Extension Service in Elyria offers a new Sheep Equipment Plan Book containing 67 plans for devices such as self feeders lamb creep feeders sort ing chutes foot baths blocking stands and portable dipping vats. Extension agent Paul C Leidheiser notes the guide mirrors hog and cade manuals and sells for one dollar.
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Lorain County Agriculture Extension Service
Elyria
Paul C. Leidheiser
Leidheiser
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