Rural Young People Confront State Conference at OSU
Nearly 350 rural Ohio youth from Farm Bureaus Granges and schools returned home after four days at Ohio State University Columbus. They tackled careers personality development marriage and community growth with leaders from the Extension Service and Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Clermont 4-H Club
Alberta Rumpke
Carmel
Hazel Ferree
Goshen
Jeannette Savage
Marathon
Princes Flisher
Edenton
Helen Smith
Monterey
Howard Wildey
Laurel
Wayne Schobert
Owensville
Margaret Harrlammert
Ohio
Columbus
University
C. E. Baker
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington, D. C
Frank Slutz
Dayton
Roy Burkhart
First Community Church of
Grandview
J. P. Schmidt
Ohio State University Extension Service
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State Grange
Agricultural Extension Service
County Superintendents of Schools
Christian Youth Council of Ohio and
Rural Churches
Carthage Fair Opens With Circus and Exhibits
The eighty second Carthage Fair opens Wednesday and runs through Saturday with daily free circus acts in front of the grandstand featuring Barker's trained animals and the Wells Brothers Trio. Band concerts horse shows and agricultural exhibits are planned to attract large crowds amid hopes for clear farm product grade standards to reduce buyer confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. van Atta
Barker
Wells Brothers
No Danger of Paralysis Epidemic in Ohio
Dr Finlay Van Orsdall of the Ohio Health Department says sixty eight new infantile paralysis cases in the twelve days ending September 8 do not signal an epidemic. Through the year 1986 there were about 800 cases with several deaths, far above the 340 cases in 1986, while 1927 saw a peak of 1170 cases and 1982 only 81. School officials monitor fall developments with anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Finlay van Orsdall
Division of
State Department of Health
van Orsdall
Cattle Owners Plan Bangs Disease Eradication Drive
Cattle owners at Newtonsville school house vote to wipe out Bangs disease in Wayne Township. Federal veterinarian Dr. B G Knisely to begin testing all cattle under an area plan, following results showing low reaction rates in Clermont County towns and prior tests in Goshen Miami and Tate Townships since March 1 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
Wayne Township
B. G. Knisely
Herve
Ohio
Bang
Clermont County
Goshen
Miami
Tate _Townships
Felicity Chorus Rehearsal Draws About Twenty
About twenty people attended the Felicity Chorus rehearsal at Mrs. Stella Bevis home in Felicity. Directed by Mrs. H R Barr with Mrs. Irene Shaw on piano. A public program free of charge is announced for the latter part of the month featuring choral and instrumental works by Schubert Liszt Rachmaninoff and Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity Chorus
Stella Bevis
Felicity
Schubert
Liszt
Rachmaninoff
Shakespeare
Funeral Services Held for Clay E. Boys in Cincinnati
Funeral services for Clay E. Boys 55 longtime Fechheimer Bros. Co. assistant secretary and noted rifle marksman were conducted Saturday at W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home in Cincinnati. Born in southern Clermont County he lived nearby all his life and died Thursday at his Chile home after 82 years with Fechheimer and as secretary of the Miami Rifle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay E. Boys
Fechheimer Bros. Co
Cincinnati
W. Mack Johnson
East
McMillan Street
Mr. Boys
Chile
Clermont County
Miami Rifle Club
Northwest Territory pageant selects forty eight Ohio cities
Secretary-Director E J Mildren of the Northwest Territory Celebration Commission of Ohio announced the selection of forty eight key Ohio cities for a pageant commemorating settlement. The parade will be staged by an ox team covered wagon caravan traveling from Ipswich Massachusetts to Marietta along the pioneer route. Six states were carved from the Northwest Territory, with Ohio being the first, under the 1787 Ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E. J. Mildren
Northwest Territory Celebration Commission of
Ohio
Territory
Marietta
Athens
Beverly
McConnelsville
Zanesville
Cambridge
New Philadelphia
Canton
Akron
Kent
Warren
Ashtabula
Chardon
Cleveland
Oberlin
Norwalk
Sandusky
Fremont
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Delaware
Northwest Territory
Farm price index slips vs last year and July 1936
Prices for farm products on September 2 were 1 point below a year earlier and 2 points under July 15 1936. Cotton grains and fruits fell sharply in July and August, offsetting gains in meats milk and eggs. The September 2 index stood at 123 with 1910-14 =100 baseline.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing CO
Clermont
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Courier and Times-Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
James Walker
Dillsboro, Ind
Paul Essex
Lexington
P. K. Moore
Martha Budd
Hugh King
Mrs
Cecile Sebulte Ludrington
California
Fred Kline
Eli Speidel
Michigan
Hugh and
Harold Nichols
Salem
Indiana
Penn Walker
Atlanta
Georgia
Judge Walker
Mary White
John Huntington
First National Bank
James McTomany
Louisville, Ky
Broadway
H. F. Buerkle
Hopital
A. B. Nichols
Batavia Garden Club
George Hatfield
Pittsbury
Annie Tatman
Emily Post
the Armoy
Rush
Randolph Reynolds
Henry Busch
Lansing
Alice Pears
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Wm. Bruckart
Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
E. W. Pickaidls
Forrest E. Ely
A. L. Koethen
The
Federal Land Bank, of
Louisville
K. Hoerner
Julia Schoenthaler and Son
Covington, Ky
Arnold Wenzel
College Hill
C L. Croghan
Patricia Wellington
Byron Mowery
America
E. N. Dietrich
Batavia, Ohio
Edite
Althaus
Business
Carthage Fair
C. J. McCloy
Hamilton
Main Street
Tul
Claude B. Smith
Dental X-Ray
Batavia Building & Loan Co
Batavia, Co
Harmon Brothers Orchestra
Lakeview
Henry E. Lindsey
Batavia
Cherry Grove
Needels Hatchery
Highland County Fertilize Co
Danville Exchange
Wilbur Mills & Son
Elk Cafe
Batevia. Is
Wm. Brothers
Fenton Service
L. J. Pullen
Main
Willie Coal & Supply Co
Jersey
Elvin R. Johnson
Frank Bayer
Wilbur Baumann
Batavia No. 5
Fair Oak
Mt Holly
Catherine Bilers
O. No
Lee High
J. C. Fuhr
Williamsburg
J.C. Fuhr
J. ¢. Fuhr
Gideon
C. C. Houser
Hamlet
Ella Brown
Shaler Creek Road
Ella Rapp
Milford No. 1
Res
Perintown
Bilpd
6Th St
North St
O. Ph
Roest
Madisonville
Bramble
Batavia No. 4
Lamping
COOK
Cincinnati! Gas & Electric CO
Milford, Ohio
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