Done. The title is still hard to pin down without looking at everything. This actual program existed circa 1950s-1970s, but material pre and post dates that. Might be a collection...
Materials are arranged in the order received.
Accession Number UA.1985.0219: Cooperative Extension Service; Accession Number UA.1993.0078: Human Ecology Library; Accession Number UA.2004.0181: Sandy Bryan
[identification of item], Ohio State University, Cooperative Extension Service, Home Economics and Family Living Program Records, RG 22.O.15, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University
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Finding aid written by Karen Glenn, 2017 February
In 1903 Ohio State University established a Department of Cooperative Experimentation, later known as the Agriculture Extension and then as the Cooperative Extension Service. Home economics was an educational focus of the Extension's mission. They carried out home economics programs designed to reach disadvantaged families, including the Home Economics and Family Living Program. Home economists and the home economics program of the Extension Service was overseen by the Director of Home Economics in Ohio State University's College of Agriculture and Home Economics.
The Ohio State University, Cooperative Extension Service Home Economics and Family Living Program Records contain newsletters, leaflets concerning the care of clothing, brochures, correspondence, training and hiring documents, and other publications pertaining to various home economics programs run by the Extension from 1930 to 1995.