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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
3
Mrs Frank Stang Sr writes on being a 4 H advisor for the So Lo Etes 41 Club noting the democracy in action of 4 H and the broad range of youth interests it can serve. She describes enjoyment in working with the club and rewards from experiences gained through participation.
The 4-H program emphasizes head hands heart and health guiding youths from fourth grade to 19 years old. Mrs Frank Stang runs a 50 member club with Diane Cook and a junior leader aiding. Her farm hosts roughly 60 cows on a 257 acre property while she serves in church and Sunday school roles. Gary 20 works at American Ship Building Co Elyria DeAnn 18 trains as a nurse Wayne 16 attends Elyria High School Dennis 14 is a Jefferson Junior High freshman.
Ruby Whitacre, 31, of Stoney Creek, mother of three, was found dead Friday in the family garage at Bowling Green area. County coroner withheld ruling pending autopsy results.
Lloyd Schiering, co-advisor with Martin Blaine of Eaton Aggies, supervises Public Steel in Elyria and serves on the Eaton Township Zoning Commission. He is a nine year 4-H advisor, Lorain County Community College Survey Committee member, and Otterbein College alumnus with degrees in science and metallurgy. The Schierings, residents of North Eaton since 1952, are active in church and local clubs, with children Barbara, Jim, and Mark, and live at 2101 Cowley Rd.
Linda Morrow ninth grader at New London High School was named Co-Ed correspondent for the 1964 65 school year by home economics teachers Mrs Elizabeth Woodward and Mrs Ruth McLaughlin. Recognized for leadership and enthusiasm in home economics she will serve as junior adviser to the editors of the national magazine for girls. Linda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Morrow RD 2 New London.
An advisor praises the 4 H program as a well organized effort to help today’s youth become good and useful citizens. Emphasizing agriculture, the program offers various projects for boys and girls in cities suburbs and rural areas. The advisor hopes every contacted youth finds some success through participation.
BERLIN HEIGHTS Mrs H G Morse of Huron shared the tale of her bell collection at the Friday meeting of the Young People's Literary Society held at the Krueger home on Main Rd. She described animal bells from sheep to camel and a wooden Chinese temple bell, noting she now restricts fragile pieces. Morse recalled acquiring bells in the Holy Land Madeira Egypt Lebanon Switzerland and on a cruise. Business time led by Richard Humm set plans for next year's programs with Mrs Irvin Schatz as chair and monthly program duties assigned to different members. Attending play in April was also discussed.
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