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11 homes. These save time in rov" i es - oung
11 Re p0 rt Form For C u ACfIVItleS curate information. Another Ifornidliggp: She herdsvill
11 . vided hospitals for birth announcement M 015111] to ha
1 A 000 erative hospital business offi '1 1 , .
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11 with these blanks. Our forms include 11;; Ida Matilda, B:
1 By PHIL MCMULLEN paper as well as other subjects which might names of grandparents as well as parent ports the Hebr
111 1 Craland, Texas, News be interesting to the group. The club editor Actually the grandparents many timesafi Sprinkles, 8, W1
1 then explains why the reporting forms are more interested than are the parentsTli Mt. Washington
1 Most weekly newspapers and small dailies used, why she can’t attend all meetings, information also puts more names int ‘ Mrs. Anna
11 have more demands on their reporters’ time the importance of prompt reports, import- newspaper . . . and that’s our mainstod Pioneer—News 1
1 -1 than can possibly be met. ance of uniform style in using proper names, in trade. ‘ certainly the ’ 01
1‘. The modern community is now such a spelling, addresses and other technical in- Consistent use of these forms will \rod particular news
1 complex and highly organized group of formation which is necessary for a satis— wonders in keeping your contracts spra areport from a
11 people, reporting their activities has placed factory news story. We emphasize the neces- over all facets of community activity. Hot has such an age
1 1 increasing demands on the newspaper sity for promptness in turning in reports. over it’s like all ideas—the editor andtl Both of the Ir
' 11 1 1 which conscientiously tries to record these This is our third year for these orienta- staff have to make it work. It takes mm in stories in the
I. 1 events. tion meetings. The interest and acceptance work because the staff handles more cop; Mrs. Holsclaw
1111 In addition to two or three dozen of this event has been demonstrated by the But it also means you can produce abett the age of 1011
1 l 1 churches, each with auxiliary guilds, study attendance. Each year attendance has in- newspaper. Hebron Column
1 clubs and related activities; three or four creased by 50 percent. . activities in the
1 civic clubs, several lodges, PTA’s, School Another field in which we have found Tiger. It is estir
1.1 ‘1 groups, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, garden the reporting blanks invaluable is little How Does YOUR Paper Look? 3,800 newsletter
1 clubs, riding clubs and golf clubs, every league baseball and football. Confonted “_ 1 7, the three-quarter
1 day or every week, reporters must cover With a program that inVOlVed 1,300 boys D0 y?“ 111515 get It out or do you 111 Mrs. Holsclan
11 emergency news. with almost 50 teams playing in the vari— some Pl‘lde 1“ the appearance 0f your “6111 community actii
111 With all of these activities, put end to ous stratas of league clasifications, a ten— paper? A large percentage 0f newspape She was 21 Sum
111 end, it would take a “housefull” of men man sports staff could not have covered 0011M be improved in appearance 1111 years, retiring j
11 3 f and women to do nothing more than at- these events. This is also a field which, we PUthhel‘ ‘VOUld take in“ a few “11““1 age of 98. She r
11 1 1 tend meetings. ‘ believe, offered a perfect vehicle for reader and check some 0f the @110ng P01111511 friends who stor
111 1 1 All of these organizations compete for interest. First, it attracted youngsters to 0111‘ 1' LOOk at your nameplate to 58611; Vickie, a thi:
11.1 1 11 public attention in a community. Conse- Sports pages. Readership was greater than is in good shape. You’ll thabll’ W Washington Elen
111 1 1 quently all are very jealous of newspaper in any other type story. Not only are the battered UP and worn OUt- There ““1 called the world:
1 1 reports. Most editors know by experience young players interested, but the brothers, shop In the state that doesnt have $01“ respondent, whi(
11 1 ' that it is courting trouble to try to staff sisters, papas, mamas, grandpas, grandmas, type decent enough for a good “311169111 wants to make a
I '11 some of these meetings and not staff all uncles, aunts—are anxious to read about 2- LOOk at YOUI‘ masthead on 11191 and is consciou:
. 1 1 1 of them. “Little Johnnie’s” home run, or no—hit game. side page. Still using the same type )1 0f time which wi
. 1 This problem can be solved with a gen- However, we found reporting these set five years ago? \Vhy DOt re-set the/1111 as the “youngest
1:1 1 erous use of printed reporting forms. These games was most difficult to cover accur- Dress “P the masthead, use Your memli She is given a
1 1 1. forms not only provide accurate and timely ately. Reporting sheets came to the rescue Ship emblems. It makes a httle advert by her editor, M
1 reports of acceptable news value, but most At the first organization meeting of the ment for your paper. 1 1 1 ,1 range Widely fr.
1; . important, it permits a limited staff to leagues which includes the coaches, scorers, 3- HOW long has 1t1been 51119611111111 POlltlcs and chm
1 ‘ - spread itself thin, yet be available for the and league officials, the sports editor dis- he‘seh all Of those standing ads, an 5111 the Training Uni,
' 11 1 ‘ emergencies and big stories. tributes the reporting forms. A few min- mg 5185? We notice some that are 50111 and is treasurer
' 1 ' These forms are mimeographed with utes’ time at this point saves a lot of prob- down and hhll‘l')’ you can hardly ill? Woman’s Mi
. 1 1 , pertinent questions designed to cover vari- lems later. Prompt return of forms are them. 1 1110106 and piano
11 1 1 ous types of organizations. (Although im- emphasized. A night drop at the office per- You COUId remedy these needs $151111 In a recent style
11 1 portant, it is surprising how little change mits these people to drop the reports at during a slack day—a papers name 551111 the first four g1
. 11 1 is necessary for a reporting blank for the our office following the game. Once the ShOW 11p crisp, clear and pFOUd-‘ 3011001 last year.
1 1 PTA and the church missionary group.) majority of the teams report, the stragglers Dakota Bulletin. We l(now the
1 Because most clubs are inactive during the are forced to come around as the report- 1 yohngest,” report
. 1. ‘1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . ———-—-—-—.————-—-" this He .
11 summer, we usually contact the various lng pollcy lS explalned to subscribers who the Wspaper. ,
groups each September to provide a new call and ask about omissions. Pressure from John s Harris Takes staturecord clear
11 1 . supply of reporting blanks. the parents and players is much more effec- N P 1' At B b rville u k s. 1“ others
11 The past three years we have found it tive than from the newspaper. ew OS or all 1111 111°j1vlngly. thr
1'. 1 saves a lot of time, as well as Providing Reporting forms are also used for en- John S. Harris, for the PaStfour1] Cledlt'
a good public relations contact, to have a gagements and weddings. Here prompt: editor of the Cynthiana Democra, 11211 \
1 . “coffee” at the beginning of the club sea- ness is stressed again. A strict policy of signed to take a new mm as efiltms0 Did V011 k
1 son. This event is in charge of our club accepting no reports that are over a week Barbourville Advocate. He is 3195 11 ad secti . now
1 . editor. Invitations are mailed to all club old soon orients the people to the idea uate of Berea College, and sewedas 1 and th On In Its-
1 1 presidents and reporters. At 2:30 pm. time that if we are to maintain a status of a porter on the Bel-ea Citizen bef°m11 f at the“? at
1 seems to fit best. At this meeting the edi- newspaper, rather than a medium for pro- to Cynthiana. His successor h351111111 or member new
1 1| tor or publisher tells about some of the viding clipping service, these items must been appointed. Harris Will take \
T | problems of publishing a community news- be timely. post the first of the year-

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