Berry Expert Speaks On Small Fruits Day At Wooster
Dr. D. H. Scott of Beltsville Maryland heads the USDA small fruit program and will speak at Small Fruits Day at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. He helped origin strawberry varieties resistant to red stele and works on virus free stock, thornless blackberries, blueberry varieties, and disease control. Tours and exhibits accompany the 1 00 p.m. program with demonstrations for commercial and home gardens.
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Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
D. H. Scott
Beltsville
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Scott
Ohio
Crane Investigations
George M. Darrow
Berkeley
Coville
Bluecrap
Earlsblue
Herbert
Collins
Hay Chop Technique Discussed at Missouri Mend
University of Missouri researchers described a one man system for making and feeding chopped hay. J McKibben reported on how divided mow compartments, conveyors and V shaped racks enable even drying and uniform feed. Alfalfa cut at noon was crimped and conveyed into bins the same day, allowing steers to gain satisfactorily without protein supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
University of Missouri
McKibben
Ohio State University
Gehl Equipment Dealer Promotes Forage Harvest Gear
Belden farm dealer Jim Scheafer touts Gehl equipment including the 72 Chopper for sweeping fields and a self unloading forage box. He says the six ft chopper cuts more efficiently with 40 blades, while the box unloads five tons in five minutes. Complete info via Scheafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Scheafer
Belden
Gehl
Schl
Torgh
Girl Scouts Honored At Court Of Awards Kipton
Kipton Pickens Girl Scout Troop 24 celebrated with a Court of Awards. Christine Weston earned health aid and swimming badges along with life saving and horsemanship. Juta Jans advanced to first class rank as leaders received pins. The group toured Camp Timberlane and attended a theatre outing in Amherst. They are planning a campsite on the Snider farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Kipton Pickens
Christine
Wranklin
Judith Marksthaler
Jane Woodrum
JoAnn Puta
Linda Greiber
Patricia Wilams
Linda Pentheny
Susan’ Crande
Sandra Scheid
Ledora Castanaga
Yvonne Nealand
Sharon Crandall
Sonya Trosper
Diane Gainok
Sharon Snider
Marie Knoble
Christine Weston
Juha
Jans
Timberlane
Sara
Mirs
Scheid
Tom Weston
Marksthaler
Amherst
Snider
Area 4-H Clubs In Meetings
Lorain County 4-H clubs held meetings discussing home economics demos picnics and attendance for the county gathering on June 21. Teeners club focused on home safety with speakers Evelyn Diley and Sandy Herwig. Ridge Bakers and Makers planned a picnic and discussed dues and demonstrations. Sunshine Girls met at Liverpool Community Hall with 30 girls and several demonstrations led by president Linda Brandt. Henrieta Clovers 44 Club sent Sharon Gutman and Gale Wasem to the county meeting with highway safety talks.
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Lorain County
Lagrange
Nancy Stewart
Carol Opel
Ridge Bakers and Makers
Robert Elliott
Dues
Elliott
Sunshine Girls Valley
Liverpool Sunshine Girls
Linda Brandt
Peggy Schaefer
Toni Mielke
Christine Mellert
Nancy Bartter
Wilbur Bargar
Lewis Schaefer
Raymond Scherler
Warren Dunkle
Henrietta Clovers
Sharon Gutman
Gale Wasem
Henrietta Clovers 44
Keystone School
Elmer Portman
Kathy Emmerich
Methodist Church
Dawn Bucks
Shirley Wasslick
Wakeman 4-H Club Hosts Joint Meeting With Townsend Group
Wakeman Blue Ribbon 4H Club hosted Townsend Crops and Livestockers 4H Club in Wakeman. Thirty members attended a ball game won by Wakeman, a hog dairy cattle and poultry judging film was shown, and plans for a Mosquito Hop on July 30 were announced. Refreshments were provided by Janet and Lois Dalton.
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Wakeman
Blue Ribbon
Townsend Crops and Livestockers
Janet
Lois Dalton
Down On The Farm Worker Bert Ram Hires As Farmhand
In a rural tale set near Handy population 150 Bernie Dahlgren fires a farmhand he deem slow but capable. Bert ram, described as tall with a massive head and hrawny arms, is recommended as a replacement. He recalls past work on his father and others farms and mentions a single long shift cleaning up after hours.
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Bernie Dahlgren
Bernie
Bertram
Huntly Post Office
Ab Trolls and a Job Interview in Rural Talk
In a candid interview Bertram Bertram discusses farm life and a past drinking habit. He admits to drinking milk and water daily, claims no hard liquor since age sixteen, and offers a neighbor as a reference, Mistah Dahlgren.
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Mistah
Shore
Mistah Dahlgren
St Teresa's Fun Carnival Opens Thursday in Sheffield Lake
St Teresa's Fun Carnival opens Thursday evening at 4 on Harms Road school grounds. The four day event features rides such as a Ferris wheel and merry-go-round, booths like penny pitch and plush toys, and four grand prizes awarded Sunday night. Gates are open 6 p.m. to midnight Thursday and Friday and 1 p.m. to midnight Saturday and Sunday.
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Sheffield Lake
St. Tere
WEOL
Garrison Short
Harms Road
Ray Waldman
Lake Road
Harris Road
Jaycees Install Wednesday at Raptis Inn Sheffield Lake
Newly elected Sheffield Lake Jaycees officers will be installed Wednesday at 8 pm at Raptis Inn. Wives of the 1960-61 officers will pin badges, outgoing president Dick Breitweg will hand the gavel to Arthur Scofield, followed by a buffet. New officers include Scofield president Taft internal VP Knudsen external VP Bednar treasurer Miller secretary and directors Pesch Anderson and McCardy.
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Surffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Caycees
Raptis Inn
Sheffield Lake
Dick Breitweg
Ius
Arthur Scofield
Scofield
William Taft
Robert]innudsen
Tom Bednar
Clint Miller
Joseph Pesch
Ray Anderson
James McCardiw
Greg Parman
Laurel Goxie
Barbara
Garden Clubs Regional Meet Set June 24
Sullivan The Ohio association of Garden Clubs will hold its region No 7 meeting at Kingwood Center on June 24 beginning at 9 30 am. The topic will be How Gardeners Propagated Plants. A second session July 1 at the same place covers soils fertilizers grooming specimen flowers plant identification pest control and garden design. Open to all interested. A mica mine is to be developed at Sherick as a new industry for The Sudan.
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Sullivan
Ohio Assciation of Garden Clubs
Kingwood Center
4-H'ers Ingenious In Choosing Names
Ohio 4-H clubs showcase creative names tied to projects and locales. From Seven Miles Patcher Uppers to the Yum Yums and Gear Bakers, names reflect work like first aid, foods, and tractors, with girls often leading in naming.
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Gear Bakers
Seven Mile
Butler County
Scioto County
Belmont County
Etta
Calico Kids
Eclub
Will Sew
Franklin County
Trumbull County
Solida Mavericks
Lawrence County
New Wheat Allotments Due June 30
Applications for 1961 new wheat acreage allotments must be filed by June 30. The ASC County office accepts allotment applications for farms with no prior 1958 1959 or 1960 allotment. Producer must apply in writing by June 30 per Herbert Myers ASC Committee. Forms available at the county ASC office. A cellulose plant will be built 10 miles from Abidjan on Africa's west Coast.
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ASC
Herbert Myers
Abidjan
Africa
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