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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1963

Page

11

Sugar bush fun at Chatham Center VFW hall

Veterans of Foreign Wars led by Francis Barnhart open the Chatham Center Sugar Bush offering pancakes sausage and maple syrup. Hours: Saturdays Sundays 8 am to 9 pm weekdays 11 am to 9 pm closed Mondays reservations available for groups. Kenneth Welsh handles bookings. Proceeds aid veterans and hospital services. A new sugar house sits behind the VFW hall with 1500 buckets on tapped trees.

Chatham Veterans of Foreign Wars Francis Barnhart Chatham Center Kenneth Welsh R.D. 3-Box 237 Medina VFW

Freedom From Hunger Week Highlighted By Ambassadors Dinner

President Kennedy proclaims March 17 2 as National Freedom From Hunger Week with events in Washington and in about 100 countries. Ambassadors Dinner March 21 will feature Secretary Freeman David Bell Edward R Murrow and W Averill Harriman among guests. The effort notes a global hunger problem with 3 billion people undernourished and urges action. The World Food Congress in June marks the campaign midpoint with about 1200 attendees from over 190 nations in Washington.

John F. Kennedy Washington Diplomatic Corps Congress Orville L. Freeman David Bell Agency For International Development Edward FR. Murrow US. Information Agency W. Averill Harriman US. Department of Agriculture Department Freeman Washington, D.C

Soil tests meeting for Lorain County farmers planned

Lorain County farmers are invited to a 1 15 pm Thursday meeting at Peoples Oberlin Bank on soil testing and fertility. Dr H J Mederski of the Ghia Agricultural Experiment Station will speak on Fertilizing the Rotation for Maximum Returns and discuss fertilization rates, materials, methods, and basic cron fertilization. Paul Leidweiser will discuss soil testing interpretation and using test results for total farm management.

Lorain County Peoples Oberlin Bank H. J. Mederski Ghia Agricultural Experiment Station Paul Leiaweiser Leidweiser Ohio State University

OSU 4H Club Names Jan Jones To Executive Committee

Jan Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Jones of Jones Rd RD 2 Wellington was elected to the executive committee of the Ohio State University 4H Club. A sophomore at OSU she majors in home economics and has previously won top honors from 4H clubs including a spot on the Ohio State Junior Fair board.

Jan Jones Edgar Jones Jones Rd Wellington Ohio State University OSU Ohio State Junior Fair Board

Tax deadline near for social security and farm filings

Paul Kepner district manager in Lorain reminds self employed farmers to file Form 10 and Form 100F and pay tax by April 15. Forms 1040 used by city and farm people, with options based on gross income and net earnings. For farm income details contact the District Director of Internal Revenue and Lorain Social Security district office at 221 8th St. Lorain.

Paul Kepner Lorain Kepner

Teachers learn need for Ag science student

More than 100 science teachers and counsellors from northern Ohio visited the Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station in Wooster to see research on insect physiology plant nutrition and food technology. Dr Roy M Kollman noted today s programs demand strong science training and that overseas demand for agricultural scientists is rising.

Ate Roy M. Kottman Dean Kottman College of Agriculture and Industry Kollman Wooster W. E Krauss Ohio

Hay and Silage Clinic judged by Dr. Rogers at Carlisle

Lorain County hosts a hay and silage clinic at the Carlisle Fire Station on March 39 at 1 15 pm with Dr. Charles Rogers of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station evaluating samples for dairy rations. Ohio State University specialist C D McGrew speaks on roughage utilization to help farmers apply results, as local farmers and the Lorain Soil and Conservation District organize exhibits and sample preparation for state events.

Lorain County Carlisle Charles Rogers Ohio Agricultural’ Experiment Station Rogers Lorain Avalia-Iducers Federation of Cleveland Soil Conservation of Geeim Wiech Beltorm Ohio Council of Farmer Col Columbus

U S Supplies Cotton to Vienna Industry

Vienna reports the Austrian cotton industry imports about 10 000 bales yearly with the United States as the main supplier supplying more than half of total imports.

Vienna United States

Gehl Mix All profits for farmer on the farm feed

Gehl Mix All devices enable farmers to mix feeds on demand on the farm. The Gehl Mix All speeds up feeding, saves time, and preserves nutrient quality. Gehl’s turnsickle mowing machine also gains interest as a new product. Local dealer Jim Scheafer cites many satisfied customers and note tests show consistent feed quality and nutrient values.

Rel Scheafer Jim Scheafer Belden

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