The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
County Grange
Program Set Up
For Year l949
Officers Make
Extensive Plans
For All Units

Clifford w. Parrish of Sharon,
deputy master, had charge of the
annual grange officers confer
ence held Saturday at Olive
grange hall in Caldwell.
Representatives attended this
meeting from KennonSburg, Lau-
rel, Carlisle, Jackson, Renrock,
Sharon and Elk.
During the business meeting,
plans were made for a county
wide grange banquet, the date to
be announced later. Members of
the planning committee for this
event will be Floy Parrish, Mil
dred Day, Lottie Crum, Roberta
Bigley and Hazel Friehauf. Po-
mona Master H. r. Blackburn and
Clifford Parrish will secure the
banquet speaker.
Mildred Day, Anita Crum, Carl
Delaney, Bernard Crum and
Bette Wilson were named on a
committee to meet with the fair
board and work out plans for the
grange exhibits at the county
fair.
Program Exchange
1t was decided to have an ex-
change of programs between the
oranges beginning about the
middle of May. The opening and
closing ceremony are to be pre-
Sented from memory. The COM
mittee in charge of exchange pro-
grams is Earl Way, Carl Stevens,
Edwin Crum, Bliss Iams, and H.
R. Blackburn. Following is a list
of subordinate oranges exchang-
ing programs, the dates are to be
arranged by the participating
oranges:
Sharon to Jackson, Elk to Car
Isle, Carlisle to Sharon, Renrock
to Olive, Jackson to Fulda, Sum
merfield to Elk, KennonSburg to
Center, Center to Renrock, Olive
to Laurel, Laurel to Summer
field, Fulda to kennonsburg.
Committee Named
Edwin L. Crum, Ella Parks,
Earl Way, Bliss Iams, Edith Ste
vens and B. w. Ullman were
named on a committee to con-
slider plans for painting and put
ting names on rural mail boxes.
They are to report at later date
1t is recommended that each
subordinate grange include the
following items in its 1949 pro-
gram: two meetings on safety, at
least one meeting on health, one
on youth, one on conservation
and one on temperance. County
youth chairman is Earl Way and
Floyd Henderson is county health
chairman.
The committee to plan Pomona
meetings are Weltha King, c. w.
Parrish, Mabel Wilson, Lillian
Delaney, Emma Massie, Charles
Wilson and Ernest Pierce
Olive Grange
Olive grange will be host to
the Pomona grange on March 19,
starting at 1000 a. m. with a pot
luck lunch at noon. On June IL,
Pomona grange will meet at Elk
township grange at 800 p. m.
with a bazaar and pot luck sup
per. The fifth degree will be con-
ferred at the Summerfield grange
on Sept. II at 800 p. m. by the
Pomona grange. Refreshments
will be served by the grange.
On Nov. II at 1000 a. M, Cen
ter grange will be the host Reso-
lutions will be drawn up for the
state grange.
The home economics committee
consists of Floy Parrish, Hazel
Baker and Roberta Bigley.
County Project
The county and state project is
orange chiffon cake The national
contest is a sewing contest-a
tWo-piece cotton suit, made from
a pattern from the National
Grange magazine. The home eco
nomics committee will meet with
their chairman, Mrs. Parrish, at
a later date and make plans for
county participation in the above
activities.
Goals to strive for in the ju-
venile oranges include donations
to Cation library, donations to