Farmers Production Credit Association set annual meetings
Members in Lorain Cuyahoga Huron and nearby counties attend the Farmers Production Credit Association annual meeting Saturday at Firelands High School. A ham dinner is planned at 7 15 p m with entertainment by the Encores. Election of two directors will feature incumbents Jay Kohler and Richard Anderson and challengers Dale Parrott and Robert Frank. Ballots from other sectional meetings will be counted and winners announced. Local ASC plans include requesting identifying numbers for farmers receiving program payments and mailing forms to producers.
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Farmers’ Production Credit Association
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Huron
Ene
Firelands High School
Firelands Booster Club
Farmers Production Credit Association
Jay, Kohler
Ortville
Richardson Anderson
Mount Vernon
Dale W. Parr
Apple Creek
Robert Frank
Loudenville
Encores
Village Squires
Agricultural Stabilithe Agricultural Center
Murray Ridge
A. J. Blackgrams
Gordon Greene
Nan
ASC
ASCS
Soonas
Department of Agriculture
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Code
ASC County Committee
The Field Where My House Is Reclaimed by a Pond
By Pat Leimbach a writer recalls a beloved field slated for a farm pond. The narrator mourns the loss of a cherished hilltop view once blanketed by pumpkins and memories. Conservation surveys marked the spot. bulldozers carved the field, turning dream into a scar.
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Paul
Oberlin Municipal Court Case Fragments Incomplete Entry
Fragmentary municipal court note mentions speeding reckless operation and fines. Reads unclear with names and addresses. Contains amounts of 10 and 50 dollars and mentions Oak Park Avenue and Dayic Owens 22. Unsure of dates or full charges.
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Dayic Owens
Quarry Ramherst
Park Ave
Drought in East Still Critical Reports Weather Stress
Water levels remain at record lows across the Northeast drought area, the Geological Survey said. Hydrologist William Schneider noted a brief October rise due to moderate rain, but the latter half of the month saw negligible rainfall, reversing the improvement.
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Washington
UPI
Geological Survey
William Schneider
Survey
Agen Resources Division
Du Pont to Build Columbus Plant
Du Pont de Nemours will construct a Columbus plant to employ about 200 workers producing pipe and sheet metal for its nationwide expansion. Private contractors will operate the facility, and the site was secured with help from the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. and the Development Department.
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Columbus
UPI
E. 1. du Pont de Nemours
du Pont
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Development Department
Crop Report Service to conduct survey in Ohio farms
Ohio Crop Report ing Service plans a late November and early December survey of a scientifically chosen sample of farms. Enumerators will interview farmers on crops and live stock to aid state and national crop and livestock reports. Kendall notes this fall count helps determine livestock numbers on farms as part of a nationwide effort of about 8,000 farms.
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Ohio
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
J RK Kendall
Aaral. Ale. Wer
Kendall
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Washington
4-H club plans to ship cookies to Viet Nam troops
In Lisbon Ohio the 4 H Club of Columbiana County plans to send more than a ton of cookies to American servicemen in Viet Nam. Each member bakes about two dozen cookies, packed in one pound boxes with a note of thanks. The effort aims to raise funds for air shipping at about 80 cents per box, with USO workers in Saigon distributing the treats to troops.
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Lisbon
Ohio
UPI
Viet Nam
Columbiana County
U.S
David Holmes
Holmes
United Service Organization
USO
Saigon
Lorain County Farmers Rank In State Top Ten For 1964 Income
Lorain County's 1,900 farmers poured 18.16 million dollars into the local economy last year, up nearly two million from 1963, placing the county on the state top ten lists for vegetable receipts and for dairy and greenhouse sales. The report from the Agricultural Research and Development Center at Wooster details crop and livestock breakdowns, government payments, and average farm income and yield per acre, with 1964 total farm receipts comprising dairy 45.07 million, vegetables 6.50 million, greenhouse 1.55 million, and crops 10.32 million, among others.
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Lorain County
Pickaway County
Agricultural Research and Development Center
Wooster
Farm Bureau dinner to hear of sales gain
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Inc will host its annual dinner at Firelands High School at 7 30 pm November 22. Frank Herrmann says sales rose to 1 165 399 and net savings to 47 269 for the year with a 140 000 and 6 000 increase respectively. Henry Schriver of Grafton will be guest speaker presenting A Farmer Wears Many Hats. Three directors to be elected.
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Lorain
Car Farm Bureau
Net Saysociation Inc
Firelands High School
Frank Herrmann
Henry Schriver
Grafton
States were nations once in dependent nations
National Geographic notes that Hawaii Texas and Vermont were once independent nations before joining the United States. The piece discusses historical paths, emphasizing distinct origins and subsequent political changes.
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Hawaii
Texas
Vermont
National Geographic
Class I Base Plan could be adopted for milk orders
The 1965 Agricultural Act allows a permissive Class I Base Plan in federal milk marketing orders. It requires producer referendums with two thirds approval, assigns bases by volume during a representative period, and pays higher for base milk and lower for milk above base. Bases are transferable but many specifics, including pricing and eligibility, remain undecided.
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Congress
Onho
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farm management schools planned for area farmers
Two schools for commercial farmers in Lorain Ashland Medina Stark Wayne and Holmes counties will be held in Huntington and at Lambrous Restaurant to cover principles of business management over three all day sessions. Led by Marshall K Whisler with OSU extensions, the courses run Nov 30 Dec 7 and Dec 14 with a $5 registration and lunches included.
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Huntington
Lorain
Ashland
Medina
Ward Hall
Marshall K. Whisler
Bever County
Wooster
Lambrou's
Rt. 90
Stark
Wayne County
Wayne
Holmen
Summit
Whisler
Walter Harter
John Moore
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Elyria
Clarksfield Ladies Aid Plans Christmas Activities
Clarksfield group maps Christmas plans after a Thursday noon meeting at Mrs. Daniel Searight home. An all day session is set for Dec 9 at Mrs. Carl Puder’s home with a covered dish lunch. A white elephant gift exchange and Christmas card drive for service members and elderly residents are announced by President Grace Russell.
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Clarksfield
Fall Harvest Sale at Carlisle Grange Hall
Carlisle Grange 1502 sponsors the annual Fall Harvest Sale tomorrow at Carlisle Grange Hall on Oberlin Road Elyria. Auctioneer Al Spicer will lead the sale after a tureen dinner at 6 30 p.m. A coffee hour follows and the public is invited.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange Hall
Oberlin Rd
Elyria
al Spicer
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Jim Scheafer
Belden
Barbara Kamp
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Litchfield Elevator
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Bolens
Oberlin Reed
West Averes
the Chronicle - Telegram Farm Fage
ARS
Kipton Hatchery
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Wooster Area
Elyria Implement and Tractor, Inc
Oberin
Ghendats
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