Tomato Disease Nearing Defeat in Ohio Greenhouses
Ohio plant pathologists at Wooster's Agricultural Experiment Station report progress in breeding mosa ic resistant tomatoes. Led by Dr. L J Alexander and J J McRitchie, they isolate mosaic virus strains and use wild tomato species such as Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium and L peruvianum to source resistance. Greenhouse workers are advised to avoid tobacco products to prevent virus transmission.
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Ohio
South America
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
L. J. Alexander
J. J. McRitchie
C. BR. Neiswander
Kenneth J. Hood
Beef Cattle Day Set for June 9 in Wood County
WOOSTER A cafeteria type program for farmers to select topics is planned for Beef Cattle Day on June 9 at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station outlying farm in Hoysville Wood County The program features discussions on housing management feeding and breeding with Ohio station researchers Extension workers and leading farmers contributing Dwight Wise and Wallace R Nelson lead farmer participants Ex tension staff include James Warner Herbert Hadley Glenn Maddy Charles Wenner Lyle Spiess C B Stewart Richard Farison and John Wells.
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Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Hoysville
Wood County
George Johnson
A. L. Moxon
Animal Science Department
Ohio
Dwight Wise
Fremont
Ohio Cattle Feeders Association
Wallace R. Nelson
Archbold
James Warner
Herbert Hadley
Ohio County
Glenn Maddy
Sandusky County
Charles Wenner
Hancock County
Lyle Spiess
Fulton County
C. B. Stewart
Richard Farison
John Wells
Huron County
Cattle Judging Series Set By Lorain County Extension
The Lorain County Extension schedules three dairy cattle judging seminars for 4-H clubs starting tomorrow at Norman McCon nell farm near Pittsfield at 7 30 p m. OSU dairy expert C D McGrew will teach fundamentals and participants judge Ayreshire cattle. A second session June 6 at Clarence Parsons farm Wellington will cover Brown Swiss Holstein and Jerseys. The final July 43 at Marie Crile farm Hunt ington will judge Guernsey cattle with a showing demon stration by Allen Ulrich. Awards for best boy or girl judge under 14 and best over 14.
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Lorain
Norman MicConnell
Rt. 38
Pittsfield
D. McGrew
Ohio State University
Clarence Parsons
Wellington
Mariey Crile Farm
Rt. 58
Huntington
Allen Ulrich
Missionary Speaker At Conference At LaPorte Church
Dr J T Seamands Methodist missionary with twenty years in India led a three day conference at LaPorte Methodist Church. His son David and wife Ruth aided. a color film was shown. Ruth wrote a humorous book about missionary family life. An after noon tea by the Woman's Society featured Seamands discussing Indian women.
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Laporte
J. T. Seamands
India
LaPorte Methodist Church
Robert Lyon
Seamands
David
Sti
David Sea ‘Mands
Seamamis
Ruth
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Newsmen Still Banned In Communist China
Tokyo UPI reports Beijing demands reciprocal entry rights for Red China reporters before American journalists may work there. China insists on U.S. permission for its reporters to enter the United States as a condition for any American access.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Red China
United States
U.S
Amherst Women At Breakfast
SOUTH AMHERST hostesses for the May breakfast of the Women's Guild at St John's United Church of Christ were Mrs 3en Nickel Mrs Albert Wragg Mrs Lewis Merchant and Mrs Elmer Stacker. The May altar is led by Miss Lilly Krebs. An Ascension Day tea is set for May 26 at 2 pm with invited guests from local churches. A clothing drive closes Saturday with a program on Obedience and The Christian Home film. June hostesses are Mrs Fred Berger and Mrs John Berger.
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South Amherst
Women’s Guild of St John’s United Church of Christ
3En Nickel
Albert Wragg
Lewis Merchant
Elmer Stacker
Clarence Flew
Paul Gainok
Albert Schneider
Lilly Krebs
Henrietta
Amherst St. Peters
Akron
St. Joan’s Church
Fred Berger
John Berger
Children Honor M. G. Urigs On 35th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Urig of Brownhelm were guests of their children at a dinner in Ridgeville to mark their 35th wedding anniversary. The couple married May 6, 1925 at St. Peter's Church Ridgeville. Attending were Charles Urig Amherst Melvin Slack Amherst Robert Matus Wakeman Lawrence Linden South Amherst and Carl Beigelman Cleveland.
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South Amherst
M. G. Urig
Brownhelm
Ciiera Ridgeville
Omer of
Urig
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Charles Urig
Amherst
Melvin Slack
Robert Matus
Wakeman
Lawrence Linden
Airs
Carl Beigelman
Cleveland
Congregational Church Truck Pickup Planned
The Congregational Church World Service truck will be at Robert Brucker’s garage later this month. Tentative pickup dates are May 23 or May 24 to collect used clothing donated by Wakeman residents.
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Wakeman
Congregational Church World Service
Robert Brucker
Little League Opener Today At Wakeman
Wakeman Townsend Wakeman Little League opens season today May 16 at Jennneys Field with the Red Sox meeting the Blue Sox. Games will be held weekly Monday through Thursday.
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Wakeman
Jenney’s Field
Red Sox
Blue Sox
South Amherst PTA installs officers elects vice president
Mrs Richard Costall was elected vice president of the South Amherst PTA at a Wednesday meeting. Mrs Welter Sterna was named president for the 1961 school year with officers including Mrs Dostall second vice president Mrs Almon Brocksieker secretary and Mrs Mosie Holzhauser treasurer. Delegates bound for meetings include Mrs Durward Knepper Mrs Leslie Bosher and Mrs Charles Gow. The group approved summer bill payment authority and a booth at the summer carnival.
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South Amherst
Richard Costall
Parent-Teacher Association
E. H. Ruth
PTA
Welter Sterna
Dostall
T C. Simpson
Almon Brocksieker
Mosie Holz [Hauer
Dur‘ward Knepper
Leslie Bowsher
Charles Gow
Harriet Simpson
Dorothy Thomsen
Amherst
Thomsen
Uo Ypsilanti College
Michigan
Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Loraine
Betty Holzhauer
Sterna
Servic
Booster Club
Elizabeth Roili
BE. M. Hyatt
Joseph Gargacz
Orlando Shilts
Ronald Snarek
Washington, D. C
Theodore Szarek
Imoney
Holzhauer
John Vargo
Rabbit Show Winners Announced in Wellington Ohio
Three of six junior division trophies at the Ohio State Rabbit Breeders Show in Wellington went to Lorain County teenagers. Winners included Richard and Sue Lakacy for best of breed and Pat Hebebrand for best of show second place.
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Welington
Lorain County
Richard
Sue Lakacy
Sugar Ridge Rd
Elyria
Pat Hebebrand
Township
jPlace
Suzanne
Hoffman
Eloria
James Westfall
James Dansey
Ronald Gariss
Wellington
Suzanne Houtman
JamesWestfall
Richard Lakacy
Hivyria
Carel Lance
Robert Ritz
Ashland
Douglas
Dian Brucker
Vermilion
Raymond Twining
Davis Gariss
Pmjor
Wooster Station Hires 2 For Agricultural Engineering
Wooster Ohio August hiring expands the Department of Agricultural Engineering at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Store Acting Director W E Krauss announces Glenn Hall and Bruce Curry join this summer Hall will study crop drying water removal and storage processes Curry will lead irrigation and drainage projects focusing on tobacco and other crops with expansion to soils and water management committees and institutional ties to the Northwestern Substation Ohio State University and Kansas State University background notes for both engineers
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Glenn Hall
Bruce Curry
Hall
Curry
Curry Wil
Otto
Northwestern
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wood County
Tiffin
Michigan State University
Kansas State University
University of Missouri
Corn Price Support Deadline Looms For Lorain County Farmers
The Lorain County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office says to obtain corn price support by Tuesday May 31. Eligible corn 1959 crop can use nonrecourse loans or government purchase agreements. Local rate is $1.19 per bushel with No 3 grade or better, improvements for moisture limits and storage requirements. Loans mature July 31 and corn may be redeemed before then or resealed after maturity.
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Lorain County
Down On The Farm Country Mailbag
A rural humor column features letters from farmers and readers, questions about farming life, requests to visit, and humorous exchanges with Mr. Harris. The notes reveal hardworking families on modest farms, affection for the column, salary talk, and pride in rugged country living.
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Mr. Harris
Thansas
E. B. AL
Harris
R. T
Virginia
Unclear fragmentary notes from Virginia and Texas reminiscence
A jumble of names and anecdotes recalls Bland County Virginia, rail service, and parsnips, with garbled references to Texas Railway Mail Service years, garlic powder, sourdough biscuits, igloo building, and personal letters from Tired Joe and Tred Ed.
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Texas
Bland
Virginia
Grees
Joe
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