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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
s0BRE

Ell Presidente de la Comisi6n
Ministerial de Reformas Arance-
lariaS DR.. Gustavo Gutierrez, diri-
gio una communication al Presiden-
te de la CAmara de Concrete de la
Republica de Cuba, en- relacion
con la solicitud formulada por csc
ORGANISING de que Sc ampliara ell
plazo para presentar declaraciones
iuradas de las importaciones de
a~rticulos sujetos al regimen de
control de v~igilancia con motive
de la modification arancelaria. La
solicitud Sc formula alegando que
varias firmas importadoras no ha.
bian tenido tempo suficiente para
preparar las declaraciones juradas
que Sc exigen. Les manifesto Gu
tierrez, que la Comision Ministe.
rial entendio que no es necesario
prorrogar un plazo que solo tiene
una razon de ser functional, para
realizar las operaciones mecanicas
de contabilidad co~nsistentes en-
abrir una cuenta corriente de I'm
portador que abre la cuenta y con
otros datos estadisticos y cuyo de.
be esta representado por las soil
citudes de autorizacion que gire
contra dicho haber. lie inform6
tambien que ell SUBJ omite Coor-
dinador sobre importaciones amor
males del cual forma parte, la pro-
pia Camara de Concrete 81 reuni-
"a para interpreter TODD 10 relacio-
nado con esas lmportaciones.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
Beautiful Late
Model Cars
1853 CHEVROLET

4door Station Wagon Power steering power brakes
glide radio, backup lights, window washers air condition
ing. Officials car.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

The ANIMAL Christmas Party Of
the jefferson Home Demonstration
Club was a very festive occasion
held al the lovely home Of Mrs
Eda Thorn The home had been
beautifully decorated with arrange
ments Of holly. bowls Of Christina
balls. and an unusually Wtll-plannfl
inanpcr scene. Members Of the club
and quests were held Spcllbound b.
The wonderful Christmas story pre-.
stntrd ny the hostess interesting
games We're led BY the president
and gifts were exchanged. Refresh
ments Ill Keeping with the Christmas
season were planned and served by
the social committee. Mrs. W. X
Parker. Of PoWhatan. was special
guest
+. Mr. and Mrs l. H. Wilson and
sons. and Mrs Wilson's mother.
Mrs. j w, Ruckcr. Of Mlllboro
Springs, who has been visiting here
for several days. went ID Wayne
boro for Christmas dinner al The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. { Burns
Mrs. Kucker viii stay few days
with the Burns family before re+
turning 10 her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer HoSiord Of
Goldsbor0, N C.. and their daughter
have been spending the Christmas
holidays with Mrs W M Tilman
and other members Of the Tllfnan
family
Mrs Linwood r Hicks spent one
day hast week with her mother.
Mrs r. G Gilmore. celebrating her
18th birthday al Dabneys She was
accompanied by Mrs l. OrenA
Rose and son. kicky
Mrs W. q KIRBY was taken 10
ST Iuke's Hospital IN Richmond
last Monday where she will be A
patient fol- about three weeks Sfie
vas ID undergo SllIgcry this week
Several Christmas activities took
place Al Fine Creek Baptist Church
iast Week On Sunday morning I'M
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

lard and family, of near Farmville.
Mrs. Annie Pollard Of New jersey
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Jennings. III.
Bernard Mckay. MIR and Mrs. Otis
Mckay and family. Mi. and Mrs.
Russell Pollard and family all OF
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Covlngton Junior Moore. Misses
Earlinc Hubbard and Nancy FL
hot Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Donler.
Miss Lyncttc and Hugh Calhoun,
Mrs. Mabel Boellck ana sen. Ron
ME. and Miss Mary Dupuy
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Keith Of
Fayetiesyllc. N G., and Miss Ruby
Parrot We're dinner guests Christ
mas Day Of MI and Mrs. Chester
Lane.
r. W Dupuy spent several days
with his brother. /. Lawrence Du-
puy. and family in Martinsville
Miss Charlotte Claiborne, OF Nc
Kenney. spent a part Of the Christ
Mas holidays with Miss Betty Lloyd
Irving. Miss Irving returned with
her home Oh Friday TO be her
guest until New Years Day.
Guests during the holiday Of Mrs.
Stanley Mckay were MIR and Mrs.
Franklin Pollard. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Pollard Mi and Mrs.
Crayden Pollard Of Keysyille. Mr.
and Mrs Manfred Jordan and Ben
nie. Of Bethlehem Nh and Mrs.
Martin Covineton MI and Mrs
Russell Pollard and family Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Jennings. III Mr and
Mrs. OTIS Mckay Buddy Mckay
and Miss 10 Ann Sours. Of Rich
mond. Nj and Mrs Melvin Trib-
Bile and sons. Of Hurt. MIR and Mrs
Ernest Pollard and family Mrs.
Annie Pollard. Mrs Bill Sharpe of
New Jersey. Mrs Viola Riddick and
Mrs, Marie Garrett. Of kcysNillc
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Mckay and
Miss Nancy Elliot. of Farmvillc.
Miss Mary Dupuy and Mr. ana Mrs
r n Mckay
Charles Mckay and George Moore
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

mall children lhfoueh ny inter
mediate Department. presented an
interesting programs az SONGS. ANA
recitations Santa Claus came and
presented each child 4 CEnistmas
stocking fun ol goodies
The Junior boys class had AN n-
icrcslinR Sfit and brought gifts "
Christmas goodies ID be sent M
MI. and MIS- II II Jones
On Sunday NIGHT at 10 A pageant
Was presented BY the young people
and Young anut classes Mlth Snui4
help by the Primary and Junior
fills Who sang two number. lhe
combined Adult ana Junior Ghpfa
sang i number Of carols IN ihc BACK
ground After this pageant all Wefc
invited back 10 tie Sunday School
Department where Al abundance ~
punch. cup cakes, homemade candy
and other goodies Nerc served
on Monday tHRhl tic juniors and
Intermediates. accompanied bY ReN
John Chatle and Other young Unlis
went out ID several homes ~ sin2
Christmas carols Returning w ti.
church at NJ 10 theq were served
plenty ot hot- doR8 popcorn apple
and all tie cake and candy theyI
could eat
On Tuesday night lhe class fofI
young people win Mt Mason.
Smith teacher brought cheer ID n.
home IN tho community With siN.
children who We're not eXpectine.
Santa 10 be able IN leave very much
for them They took Two large boxca
u food and gifts
MI. and MIS- Emmett Galloway
arrived home Oh Christmas Five to
spend FEW days with Mrs Eda
Thorn MI Galloway had Just n.
turned from j 'seycn-wcek good
viii tour of the UNITED State ac-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
BaIIsville.

Guests q thc r T. Timberlake
family were the following dur
ine the week end MI AND Mrs Nh
"A Sander and llltle Ann Douglas.
81 Smiflfeld Mr. ana MRS KennethE
companicd NV NJ businessmen from
segen dIfGcient countries including
doctors. lawyers, and dehitccts Mr.
Galloway met them III New YORK
When they arrived and the tour in-
chldcd Dayton, Ohio Chicago MINI
eapolis Denver. san Francisco, ana
other points One Of these gentle
men. Gcrts Jensen, Of Copenhagen,
Denmark accompanied me Gallow
ways here for Christmas, which
made the Christmas very pleasant
and unusual for Ill concerned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

There was one distressing event
n an otherwise quiet Christmas
holiday in the village. Paul Snelcef
was wounded in the leg while hunt
lng when gun which was leaning
against tree fell and discharged
All OF his friends are delighted that
ny IS rccnperating so satisfactorily
~ Richmond hospital
Al Earl DeIIart has arrived from
Camp Kessler, Miss, where he has
been in training and attending school
10 spend 30-day leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Creed De.
Hart. Their other children visiting
them during the holidays were Mr.
and Mrs. A. r Griffith and family
Of keysville. Mr.. and Mrs Billy
Redd and children. Of Charlottes-
Vile. and MIR. and Mrs. Jackie d
1hrockmortono and family, Of Roa-
noke.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Ellington
visited his brother. Trent Filing
ton. in the Blue Ridge Sanitorium.
Christmas Day
Miss Betty Lloyd Irving attended
The SNOWFALL Dance in McKemey.
Guests of the Dupuys during the
Christmas holidays were Mr. and
Mrs HoWson Cole and daughter. of
Richmond. and Mrs. II R Hill Of
New Britton. Conn.
Holiday Guests
Mr. and Mrs r. H Mckay had
as their guests during the holidays
Air and Mrs. Oakley Tribble. OF
South Boston, Mr. and Mrs Pete
Iribble and son, Of Rustbmg; Mr.
and Mrs Melvin Tribble and sons.
Of Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pol
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Jr.. spent most Of tho holiday
VISITING friends in Mcherrin
visits Richmond
Mrs + O McQuarry spent Sun.
day IN Richmond with her son-in
law and daughter. MI and MIS-.
Howard Huskcy
Miss Jennie Lou Allen. OF Keys
vilic. was Il week end guest Of Mr..
and MIS- Raymond Chernault Their
other callers during the HOLIDAYS
were Nh, and Mrs II 6 Ashbrook
and family Of Richmond. Mr. and
Mls Joe Allen and son. Willie. Of
KeySyille. Mr and Mrs Bert SWal-
Icy and daughter Lou Mr. and MIS-.
Andrew Throckmorton. Of Throck.
and MIS- Robert Portarficld and
Bobby
Dinner guests on Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs c. L.. Irving were Mr. and
Mrs T. L. Irving and sons. l. l..
and Joe Peyton. MIS- Percy Button,
G.. II Irving. Miss Jenny Lynn Try
ing, Misses Dale and Donna Gambler
and Danny Gambler, of LyncliburR
Mrs. o A Southall and Miss ONE
Porterlield were dinner guests Mon
day night.
Mr. and Mrs Dorsey Glass. Jr,
Of Richmond. were house guests Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs I.onnie
Mckay. for the holidays Other cal
lcrs were Mr.. and Mrs Rcynard
Mckay and family, Mrs ANNE Pol
lard, Mr. and Mrs, M b CoYinRton
Nh and Mrs Thomas Dowler and
Mr. and MIS- Ernest Pollard and
family
Mi and Mrs John WllkS and
Lucy Fay visited his parents III Ap
pomatiox last Thursday
Mrs Jessie Southal and Mrs
Joe Garland called on Mr., and Mrs
Carroll Lewis and family IN letters.
vale Christmas Day
Those visiting Mr. and MES Q A
SmHthall and Miss Ollie Porteriirld
during tha Christmas season were
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Hammock of
Shndsfon. Archer Souihall 4 of the
Norfolk Division Of William aud
Mary. and Mr. and MS. Neal Bed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

AIys and children Of Warwick.
Miss Ann Timberla.ke, Of Richmond
ala Nj and Ms = v Tinlbrrlake
ana children. Of FarmvIllc,
NETS Ada Dunklry and Mr. and
Mrs Frank Dunkley were dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs w NJ Brown
on Christmas day Visiting in the
same h.ne were Mr. and Mrs Gar
Land Marcy. ala4 John Edward
Pace on Sunday
MI ana MIS- ilugh Peasants re
Gently entertained the following
guests. Mr. and Mis- I Y Hurt. OF
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. $ Il. Hart
and family, Of BallavIlle
Miss Shirley cambridge spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Earl DaRdridge
Nh and Mrs II 3 Flippen. Of
Ashland, visited r J. Flippen dur
ine the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

lnet ma Bob 3, dinRcf VI MOI [olk
Ava, For Christmas
Mrs. Stanley Mckay. Ernest and
Ann Carol Mckay spent Christmas
Day in Hurt with Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Tribble and sons. They got
all early start in order 10 ret there
in time to see MIS- Mckay grand
children open their Christmas pres
rnls
AIchN Sonlhall viii spend 1ht
next three months in Richmond a
a part Of the Engineering Coopera
tive program sponsored by William
and Mary and VPI-
Mrs Stanley Mckay and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Melvin Tribble and sons VISITED
MIR and Mrs Lloyd Mckay ant
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crallc ~
Farmvillc during the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Smelcer anc
Mrs Raymond Hammock VISITED
relatives in cambridge, Tenn, r.
Gently
Mrs. Annie Pollard. Ernest Pol
lard and Mrs. Stanley Mckay cal
led on Mrs. Viola Rddick in Keys
vile and Mrs Clarence Pollard II
Mchcrrln last week
Mi. and Mrs Harvey Wood and
daughter Shirley oi Halifax, Speni
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs G. w
Womack
Miss Eunicc clicrnanll spent lhe
Christmas vacation with her brother
in-laW and sister. Nh. ana MIS-
Arlic Oglp III New Orleans In
MI and Mrs Hugh Dunkum mo
torcd TO Newport News on Christ
mas Eve 10 BE- overnight guests Of
their son-In-laW and daughter. Mn.
and Mrs. Roger Vaughan They
were Christmas dinner guests with
Nh DmEums sister and brother
in-law Mr. and Mrs Howard Wiaeht
IN Petersburg
Prepared special formula feeds
now make up over one ilth Of All
feed concentrates fed To livestock
and poultry more than twice AZ
mach as wAs used IN thiS country
y years ago.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
FLIPPEN's STORE
COOK SUPPLY COMPANY
SEAY MILLING &
MACHINERY co.

Service Agents for Southern
States COOPERATIVE
John Deere Pillow co. Modern
Grinding and Mixing
Phone Yukon 3-247l Dillwyn. Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
THE CAMERA ARTIST

Creative Photography''
ll4-A N. main st. Phone 989
Farmville. Va
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
The Editorial Viewpoint
SENATOR URGES END TO PRESENT
MESS" IN POST OFFICE

Farreachno proposals for Congressional action to end
Post Office for ell offered by Senator
D. Johnston the February Readers Digest The mess has
reached staggering proportions and requires urgent attention
writes the Senator who is Chairman of the Senate Post Office
and Civil Service Committee.
Postal service has become poorer with deliveries fire.
quent and deficits have risen despite doubling of total mail
volume the past fifteen years he adds Even the Postmaster
General admits that his departments operations dePor
able"
In his article, titled How End Our Post Office Mess
Permanently Senator Johnston that Congress
hs postal trend by acting to improve the system and
create the best mail service in the world.
The Senator points that the Post Office is currently
spending two million dollars day than it
But much of the deficit thus incurred phantom deficit
sung from the many public services the Department performs
he
penses 1855 exceeded its by SOS million. This
amount then became part OF The postal deficit
He quotes Senator Frank Carlson last Republican chairman
of the Post Office Committee, who said
II don't how anyone could Justify RID except as
service by government to its citizens"
Senator Johnston estimates the total measurable Of
public services performed by the Post Office $500 mil
lion yearly In addition he lists other services whose
not be accurately measured.
He wtes Congress should adopt modern Post Office
policy which defines precisely what costs to be borne by
mail and what costs be borne by the
because they public services The public should
forced for than the mail services buys he
The Senator also calls for oneranee modeniza+ion pro-
financed by loan TO he Post Office of fwo billion dol
+remenf Fund and be repaid at 3 per interest he
Since the Retirement Fund only IA per cent every
would benefit by the arrangement, he points
The Senator further recommends that Post Office employees
be given adequate increase. This would bio d.
vdends increased efficiency leading great production
Once true mail costs determined, postal rate in
may still necessary But, he adds, Il would
precisely what Increases should be made; do believe
anyone businesske forecast of that
sets the fundamental postal policy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Madison South To
Have Clinic For
Children Feb. s

All children in the Madison
South School District who will be
six years old before October 81,
1858, must be vaccinated for
smallpox and immunized for diph-
iberia before entering school in
September.
On February 6 all children who
will enter South Solon, Midway
or Madison Rural Schools next
year, whose last names begin with
"A through H, should be brought
to the Madison South High School
for check up.
Beginners whose last names
start with II through P" will be
examined March and those with
last names beginning with &C
through u on April 3.
If a child Is to be examined and
irnmunized by the family physi-
clan, he need not attend the We'll
Child Conferences on the above
dates.
If it is impossible for parents tc
bring children on specified dates
they may change to one of the
other two If more convenient.
Transportation will be furnish.
ed if requested.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Farmers Will Be
Guests At Special
Farm Bure au Show

Farmers of Madison County will
be guests of the Madison County
Farm Bureau Coop Wednesday
evening at Stitch-in-time show
for tractor users, instructors, Farm
Bureau Councils and Vocational
Agriculture instructors. The meet
ing is set for 7:30 at the Farm
Bureau Garage on West High ST.
In connection with the meeting
the new Cockshutt tractor will be
shown for the first time to local
farmers. Charles Wyscarver, Mad
ison Farm Bureau Coop Manager,
said the CockShutt is the worlds
newest tractor, a result of a mil
lion dollars worth of research.
On-the-farm demonstrations may
be arranged at the meeting.
The local coop will serve cof-
fee and doughnuts to those who
attend the meeting, and door priz-
es will be given away.
The program, as the name inn
plies, is designed to emphasize the
need for proper care and mainten-
ance of farm equipment. Many
phases of ON the spot maintenance
will be stressed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

ants (beef, dairy and sheep) at the
present price soybean oil meal is
by far the cheapest source of pro-
tein. Ruminant animals have a
four compartment stomach and
are able to make all the amino
acids TYPES of protein) necessary
for beef cattle. This includes most
types of vitanins other than Wit
amin A and d and this can be sup
piled by good quality roughage.
In addition to good quality
roughage," he added corn silage
and/or ground ear corn plus soy
bean oil meal, it is important to
fe d ing mineral containing
steambone meal or a source of
phosphorus, plus limestone or a
source of calcium and salt at ra-
tion of 2-2-1, plus salt free choice
and the salt ought to be mineraliZ-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Bible Class home Bessie Lohr rs Elm
Street, 7:30
TUESDAY FEBRUARY .
Auxiliary Trinity Episcopal Church Rectoy
South Union Street 730 pm.
WSCS. Circle Methodist Church. Maynard
III South Main Street
Presbyterian Guilds 8
Guild l Arlington
Guild 3 home Mrs. Leroy Roudebush, Lafayette Road.
Guild home Mrs Lawrence Thompson 10 North Walnut Street
Range Community Grange entertain State Master meeting
8 pm
WSCS. Methodist Church Thomas Sister
so First 800
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5
London Chapter OAR. dinner Coover Club House pm.
Sedaa Lions Club Aunt Jemma Pancake Sausage
Sedaa
Sunday School Class pouck supper Methodist Church
THURSDAY FEBRUARY
Presbyterian Guilds pm.
Guild Charles Carter Second Street.
Guild home Mrs D. H. Jacunan 13S North Main Street
London Chapter OES Obligation Night Masonic Tenn
WsCs somerford Methodist Church home of Floyd
1:30 m.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
Rnmage Sale to S; Saturday February II; Presby
eran Church Guild g.
Flower Garden E.. l. Ter7nan 8 pm
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY -
Somerord Community Club euce Science Hill Grange Hall
Polio benefit
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 -
Regular AIvET meeting = Lake Lodge promptly 230 pm
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 =
WSCS Circle Methodist Church. home Mrs George Brokaw
High,
WSCS Circle Methodist Church. home Riddle, 90
Elm Street, 200
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II =
Day Sorority
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II
Glvan WsCs pouc dinner church. IL Husbands in
vited.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

ed salt to safe guard against trace
mineral deficiency" He said,
There is nothing miraculous about
4 lot of highly advertised feeds if
farmer had good quality roughage.
That is, roughage which is hay
made in the early part of June or
silage. plus at the present prices,
soybean oil meal and source of
carbohydrates, which would be
corn silage and/or corn and cob
neal. No other feed could beat
putting on gains more economical
ly. There were many questions
asked by the group concerning
beef cattle feeding, as to the value
Of molasses, yeast feeds, stibestrol
and other feed additives. These
questions were answered to the
satisfaction of the audience pres
ent.
The annual business meeting was
also part of the program. Milton
Earn, secretary, gave the minutes
md financial report, Gwynne Burr,
Raymond MCGUIRE and Bill Muir
ray served on the nominating COM
mittee. The election for next years
officers resulted in Marion Moats
being elected chairman, Eugene
Wilson, vice chairman, and Austin
Harbage, secretary and treasurer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Bessie McNeal. 6o.;
Died Sunday In.
Columbus Hospital

Mrs. Bessie McNeal, age 60, of
London, RID. died in a Colum-
bus Hospital, Sunday evening. She
had been in failing health for the
past four years and in the hospital
for two and one-half months.
She was a member of st. Paul
A.M.E. Church, and for many
years enjoyed the reputation of
being one of London's best
cooks"
Surviving are her husband. John
McNeal; two sons, Ralph Scurry
of London, Frank Scurry, xenia;
a daughter, Mrs. Amelia Logan of
Cincinnati; two sisters, Mrs. Jean
Mason, Columbus and Mrs Lena
Carols of Pittsburgh; a brother,
Lincoln Evans of Phoenix, Ari-
zona.
Funeral services at the Lukens
Funeral Home Wednesday at two
O'Clock, the Reverend w. s. Jor-
dan, officiating minister. Inter-
ment in Lafayette Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Jean Miller Improves
From Accident Injury

Only one of the seven persons
injured in two car wreck on jan
uary II remains hospitalized. She
is fifteen-year-old Jean Miller, who
has not yet regained complete
consciousness.
Reports this week indicated she
is improving, but she has not yet
been permitted to eat solid foods,
and has not spoken. She has indi-
Gated, however, that she UNDER
stands conversation, and recogniz-
es people who have visited the
room.
All other victims have left the
hospital and are repeatedly i'm
proving satisfactorily.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Sheep And Lamb
Banquet Will Be
Here On March IL

The Madison County Sheep and
Lamb Banquet is scheduled for
March IL at the Youth Building, on
the Madison County Fairgrounds,
according to Bill Folsom, Chair
man of the Committee. Ladies
groups interested in serving the
banquet should contact the Exten-
sion Office or one of the following
committee members: Ira Hunter,
Arthur Meeker, or Howard Dorm.
Bids should be submitted by Feb
ruary 20 to the Extension Office.
The Reverend Roland C. Carter
of Springfield will be the guest
speaker giving an illustrative talk
with colored slides on his trip last
summer through Russia entitled,
From Berlin to Moscow"
The Program Committee includ-
es v. Y. Overturf, Kenneth Dorm
and Robert Buck. The Nominating
Committee consists of Lowell Sny.
der, Robert Hunter and Eldor
Harsh.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Dairy Operations
Bring Most Cash
To Ohio Farmers

Dairying is Ohio's largest farm
operation, according to the Ohio
Department of Agriculture. Figur-
es released this week showed that
dairy farm income topped all
others with a cash intake of $685.
684, 900. Hog income was 141, ,783,-
900; corn, S124, 764 COO; poultry,
Sill, ,550,000; cattle. S94, ,155, 600;
Soybeans. $67,434,o00; and wheat.
S66, 100000.
Other figures of interest show
that there are 177,074 farms in
Ohio which contain 19. .991, $50 acT-
es of land. Total acreage in the en-
tire state is set at 26,240,000 acres
Total farm income from all sourc-
es was set at ST ,019, ,729, 900.
Population figures showed that
Ohio now has a total of 10000
| of which $50, $50 live on farms
o7Gt of all farms have electricity
! and over 609e have television sets