The Yellow Springs American, Volume 1, Numbers 1-22

F uro 10 Thursday, July 0 WtKBSB COURTS’ PiUJrVlSO CO. TfllnW Ml>rln«» American J um m lm m Jnurnul (VilMrvllle Hrrulil Cedarville Boy Named One Of Ohio’s Top Boy Farmers Cedarvilli* * Rah* Stover, son of Mr mid MiM John JO, Stover. (Vd- arvilic, Itoutc 1, was honored re­ cently at fin* slate convention of the Future Farmers of America with a pin which identifies him its one of Uioso holding Ura rank of Stale Farmer, *- Tiu* selection is made on the ba- Bis of four years of work in voca­ tional agriculture, The upper 2 per cent of Future F a r m e r s throughout Ohio qualify hast year Stover was named Star D a i r y Farmer of the state. He is a 1950 graduate of Codar- vilie High School where he ma­ jored in vocational og * i v u 1 1 « r e. taught by Ralph Hurnor. At the Greene (’minty Fair, Stovpr will show 2h head of Duroc-Jeriwy hogs which are part of the herd of 150 which he has built during his high school years. He will also enter some Holstein cattle from his barn of 2t. He be­ gan keeping records on ids Jive-, stock his freahraal year, when lie had two heifers, one now with nine pigs. At that time lie was also raising 10 acres of corn. The next year he added wheat and chick­ ens to his program and each year lias expanded his projects through careful management, The young farmer's success with dairy cattle is evidenced by his butterfnt production records which show an Increase of 57 pounds in the four-year period. Last year his swine was named grand cham­ pion barrow in the FFA show a t the State Fair. He has also won ribbons at Greene County Fairs and at the Black and White Show a t Springfield, Stover is keeping busy now work­ ing In Uie Morris BcAn Foundry. M.e will enter the College of Veter­ inary Medicine at Ohio State Uni­ versity this tail, ' Being busy is nothing new to Stover who found time to keep an above *average scholarship record while winning four basketball and two baseball letters in high school. He served as Youth Leader for four years in the Miami Twp, Grange was president of the Ce- darvlUe Progressive Formers 4-H (Hub and a camp counselor, to name two of his important offices tn seven years of 4-H work. He was secretary and president of the FA chapter and won the Procedure Contest School chorus and dramatics work, participation in Ohio Rural Youth and West­ minister Fellowship meetings and membership in the Yellow Springs Methodist Church have all found a place in Dale Stover's crowded schedule. HOWELL-CORDIXG NUPTIAL. BITES Miss Carolyn Mary Howell, daug­ hter of Mr. and Mrs, John W. How­ ell, Enon Crossroad, northwest of Yellow Springs became the wife of Mr. Carl R. Cording of Glendale, N. Y. in this city Friday at 2:30 p, m. The ceremony took place a t the home of the bride's great-aunt, Mrs, Clara M. Htteii, 231 N. King St, For her maid of honor and only attendant the bride had Miss Eliza­ beth Sweet of Jackson Hgts., N.Y. a former classmate a t George Scho­ ol in Bucks County, Pa. Mr, Donald Armstrong of Tren­ ton, N, J„ was best man and Ushers were Messrs. John W, Howell, Jr., brother of the bride and Edward*J, Dykstro, Yellow Springs. A reception followed the wedding ceremony at the Lltteil home Fri­ day afternoon, FREIGHT CAES * Freight ears are In this hands, at 'shippers and receivers at freight for loading and unloading about 5 per cent of the time, Teen-agers still are taking ad­ vantage of their summer vacations to see parts of the country that they haven’t seen before, as more of them are going on an returning from trips. ‘ ItiinnU* Lingo and his parents ar­ rived home from a week’s stay in Florida, WhtieBonnie, Dickie. Lin­ da, and Mr. and Airs. Fisher retUrn- from a two weeks’ vacation there. Dana Wilson is spending three in a Massachusetts church camp, and the Lloyd Benlunn family is spending the summer in Oxford, while Mr, Bonham is attending Mi­ ami Univcrsty. We teenagers seem to have some talented actors among us as Tom­ my Taylor and Tommy Foss arc participating in Area Theatre plans this summer. .lane Dykstra and Diane Waech- ter spent this week a t the Presby­ terian church camp near Cincinnati Bclive it or not, there are still some teen-agers that X have not mentioned In previous columns that have summer jobs. Don Williams is employed at Vcrnay's Maxine Hamilton is working in the ten- cent store on Saturdays. David and Sue DcWine are helping thoirj’ath- cr in his restaurant as cashiers. Jack Bittner, also starring in Area Theatre plays, is working with hfs father in the landscaping bus­ iness, and Myron Philips is cmploy- by the college maintenance crew. Rosczeiin Reed has started working at Furay's Drug Store, and Mary Ann Shaw is assisting her aunt, Allas Frances Shaw, in her depart­ ment store. The office work in Beal’s Mara­ thon gasoline Station Is being done ay Barbara Beal for her father, Earl Bafdorf is now Working for CAL Service, and Randall Newsome Is employed by the Antioch Press. Bonnie Hamilton and Max Miller arc working at Burdick Motors and Harold Finn is a mechanic at Bales Chevrolet. Max Mercer is working part-time for the Humanist mnga- ziue and Mark Velftcy Is helping In ha father’s shop. Hose White Is busy this summer, as she baby-sits in the mornings and works at Allied Supply in the lifternoons, Luise Rftthcinunil Is li­ brarian a t the Fellow Spriags l i ­ brary; Jerry DeWino is employed at his father's mil); Liz Finloy ia keep­ ing up with tho fashion work by working at The Mart, And I am With Bahnson'a Studio for the sum­ mer. * ■■■** He a reporter* »ScUd yo.ur Hems to this paper, Hb, m ami* j ■'*x‘ : • - wy*-' *.% His banking needs, too, are varied and numerous. Our bank offers services to meet every financial require­ ment of its farm friends. Let us help you with your money matters—come in at any time. BANK CREDIT FARM CREDI MIAMI DEPOSIT BANK Member F, D, I. C. YELLOW SPRINGS— CEDARVILLE HURRY! HURRY! Cars Today! FORD TUDORS (MILEAGE AS LOW AS 3,000 MILES) 00 Down *68.00 per mo, If 111686 Terms Don’t Suit, You Fill! Color Assortment, Cars Can’t I rold Front New. 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