County Farmers Organize Township Farm Bureau Groups
Clermont County farmers organize township Farm Bureau units after adding over 200 members. Batavia township elected G. S. Murphy president with Elbert F. Kennard as VP and Mrs. Leroy Bruner as secretary. Franklin township chose Carl Poston president with Carroll H. Gregg as VP and Mrs. Carl Poston as secretary. Upcoming meetings target Goshen April 3 and other townships April 6 through April 27 to form more units.
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Clermont County
G. S. Murphy
Batavia Township Farm Bureau
Elbert F. Kennard
Leroy Bruner
Franklin Township
Carl Poston
Carroll H. Gregg
Goshen
Jackson Township
Miami Township
Monroe Township
Ohio Township
Pierce Township
Stonelick Township
Farm Bureau
Spittle Bug Control In Legume Crops Boosts Clover Hay
Ohio tests show late April to early May benzene hexachloride treatment increases clover hay yield by up to 55 percent. Nymphs stunt plants, adults invade seedling legumes in grain stubble. Apply early, avoid grazing for three weeks post treatment. prairie extension agent for application details.
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Ohio
Spittlebugs Seen On Clover Alfalfa And Strawberries
Farmers report poor yields of clover hay and damage to alfalfa in May and June due to spittlebugs. Nymphs unseen within spittle masses feed on stems of clover and alfalfa and may share a mass. The insects also attack strawberry plants.
Ubiko Life Guard Feeds Fall Line Highlights
The feed department advertises a fall line of Ubiko Life Guard Feeds shipped from Cincinnati Ohio in under two hours. Products include Baby Chick Starter Broiler Rations Daly Feeds Rabbit Feeds Goat Pellets Union Grains Balanced Dairy Rations Hog Feeds Dog Food and general animal feeds.
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Ubiko Life Guard
Cincinnat
Ohio
Daly
Union
Bake Sale at Owensville Methodist Church This Saturday
The W S C S will stage a bake sale in the Sunday school rooms of the Owensville Methodist Church on Saturday April 1 at 10:00 a m. Sunday guests of Rev L H Russell and daughter included Mr and Mrs Wm Russell and sons Bill and Terry Deer Fork Mrs Ola Sprinkle Loveland and Mr and Mrs Jewett Young and son McIntire Wilmington Dr and Mrs Allan Rapp have returned from a trip to New Orleans Miss Nellie Russell attended the funeral of Mr Frank Frazer Lebanon Ohio The monthly song service will be held next Sunday evening at the Owensville Methodist Church
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Methodist Church
L. H. Russell
Wm. Russell
Bill and Terry
Deer Fik
Ola Sprinkle
Loveland
Jewett Young and Son
McIntire
Wilmington
Allan Rapp
New Orleans
Nellie Russell
Frank Frazer
Lebanon
Ohio
Owensville Methodist Church
New Richmond Community Notices and Obituary Highlights
Rev. Phillip Williams of Cincinnati spoke at Cranson Church. Dorothy Glick joins Cincinnati Methodist Publishing House as secretary. Ed and Mrs. Wolf rent March property on Plenty Street. D. C. Club meets with Mrs. E. S. Powers. A square dance boosts New Richmond Community Club at Mt. Pisgah Hall. Harry Schmidt dies at St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington Ky aged? He left three daughters and a son. He was former city treasurer and contractor. He belonged to Scottish Rite Buckeye Lodge 150 F and A M and Worthy Patron of New Richmond 475 O E S. Services at Lew F. White Memorial Funeral Home Saturday at 2 30 p m. Mr and Mrs B Marck move to Piqua Ohio. Newtonsville Grange plans annual chicken supper at school Friday 5 30 to 7 30 p m.
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Phillip Williams
Cincinnati
Cranston
Dorothy Glick
Methodist Publishing House of Cincinnati
Edward Wolf
Plenty Street
D. C
E. S. Powers
New Richmond
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Batavia Township
County Agricultural Extension Ag
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Misty Vale
Owensville
Mayme Alrey
Helen Powers
A. M
Worthy Pa
Tron of
O. E. S. Masonic and Eastern Star
Lew F. White
Mrs. B. Marck
Piqua, Ohio
Newtonsville Grange
Grange
Ford
Glaser - Wilson
Cinchi-V. Union Rd
Forestville
Vernon E. Kline
Bethel
Charity & Planets
Bob and
Bill Rosselot
Batavia
Owensville, O
Britain
America
Thomas Jefferson
Norfolk and Western Railway
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