Ohio Corn Growers Emphasize Hybrid Seed Yields
Ohio corn growers increasingly plant hybrid seed as yields per acre rise. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee cites USDA data showing 1939 Ohio production at 171 million bushels, up from 1938 and well above the decade average. Growers seek proper soil fertilization to meet the higher nutrient demands of hybrid corn, with guidance from county agents and state agricultural colleges.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Dorn-Belt
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State Agricultural College
Wooster College to Observe 36th Color Day
The thirty-sixth Color Day at the College of Wooster will be observed May 18 with Miss Jeanne Simmons crowned Wooster’s queen by Miss Leonie Young. Miss Barbara Caldwell will be maid of honor. An original pageant The Warp and Woof of Wooster will be staged in honor of the new queen. Events include track and baseball games against Oberlin, an all college dance, and a student production Hobson’s Choice May 16 17 and 18. Dr Charles F Wishart will deliver the Color Day sermon May 19.
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College of Wooster
Jeanne Simmons
Poughkeepsico
Wooster
Leonie Young
Kalamazoo
Mich
Barbara Caldwell
Ruth Lamborn
Arlington
Jean Hudson
Cleveland
Kathleen Lowrie
Department of Physical Education For
Oberlin
Hobson's Choice
Charles F. Wishart
College Scholarships Offered 4-H Club Members
The Akron Pure Milk Company offers three college scholarships and eight trips to the Ohio State Fair for 4 H Club members in Wayne Medina Portage and Summit Counties. One $100 scholarship for agriculture or home economics two $50 scholarships for short term college courses. Scholarships judged on scholastic and 4 H Club achievements. Trips to Columbus and other fairs for top dairy project work. County agents provide entry blanks and rules.
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Medina
Portage
Summit
Akron Pure Milk Company
C. B. Alexander
Comany
College of Agriculture
Home Economics
Alexander
Columbus
George Dustman
Wooster
Don’t brag Good work speaks for itself
A compact maxim urging modesty and self reliance to let actions prove worth and to pay as you go rather than rely on praise or shortcuts. The phrase emphasizes personal accountability and steady progress over boasting.
Baccalaureate Services for Rittman Class of 1940 Set
Baccalaureate services for the Rittman High School class of 1940 will be Sunday night at 8 at the high school auditorium. Rev. William Echols of the Rittman Baptist church will speak on Open Doors with a program including music by James Stem and Mary Kathryn McGorry. Commencement speaker will be Rev. John R. Williams of Wooster.
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William Echols
Rittman Baptist Church
Echols
Anette
Mary Kathryn McGorry
V. S. Goodale
Albert Henry
Louis Grubb
James Stem
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Hendrickson
John R. Williams
First Presbyterian Church of
Wooster
Rittman Press
Massillon Pastor to Conduct Communion Service
Rev Blankenbicker of the Wes leyan Methodist church of Massillon will conduct the communion service Sunday at the Wesleyan Mission on Main Street. Announcement by Rev. C E First says all welcome to attend. Also notes insulation for bee colonies should stay on hives until warm weather settles.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church of
Massillon
Wesleyan
Main St
Rittman
C. E. First
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