Prison Labor Cuts Quail Costs at Lansing Hatchery
Prison inmates at Kansas State Penitentiary raise more than 10,000 quail this year at the Women's Industrial Farm hatchery. Under supervisor Gerald Boling the program uses two breeding methods including a colony system to boost fertility to about 95 percent. Quail are hatched in incubators, reared in large pens, and released to Eastern Kansas farmers with about 1,000 birds banded in June and ongoing releases through fall.
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Margaret Hughes
Leavenworth Times
Associated Press
Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Gerald G. Boling
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Boling
Caretak
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kingman
Humboldt Club Meetings and Socials Include Chanute and Parsons Visitors
Humboldt community notices detail AM chapter PEO social at Community Park with a family picnic and children's entertainment, Ruth Gordon hosting a canasta gathering, visits from Dana and Julie Scarlett of Olathe, and trips involving the Stout, Williams, and Puckett families. The Hep ler and Quality Quilting groups are referenced with visitors from Erie and Hepler, plus church classes and postponed Senior MYF trip to Starlight theater in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Peo
Community Park
Dana Scarlett
Olathe
Irvin Scarlett
Julie Scarlett
Dana Scarletts
Aspen
Colo
Julie
Laura Williams
Independence
Claude Stout
Erie
Hepler Club
W. S. Starliper
Quality Quilting Club
Hepler
Maynard Cress
Floyd Blauer
Stockton
Paul
Brenda Blundell
Robert Blundell
Gladstone
Norman Cross
Kansas City
Merle Morris
Gene Taylor
J. A. van Nice
C. G. Puckett
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Starlight Theater
Various Humboldt Area Residents Visit Kin and Attend Church
Mrs H H Stewart enjoys a visit from daughters Mrs G W McCreary Mrs A J Hall and son S J Stewart. Mabel Drake visits in Humboldt. Rev Martin Klingberg serves at Presbyterian church. Erie CWF groups meet to study Spanish Americans with several hostesses and refreshment groups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Drake
Tulsa
Humboldt
Frank E. Lindsey
Martin Klingberg
Presbyterian Church
Irvin Scarlett
Leonard Barton
Independence
Kathleen Hamm
Ann Arbor
Mich
Helen Hamm
Erie
Christian Women's Fellowship of the
Erie Christian Church
New asthma formula available without prescription
New York doctors favor a single asthma formula for private patients, now available without a prescription. Medical tests show it stops attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief from spasms. It is described as so safe and effective that it can be stocked without a prescription in most states.
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New York
N. Y
Mrs. Martin 81 keeps two secretarial jobs in Wichita
Elsie Martin at 81 runs two secretarial posts in Wichita while reflecting on a long career. She started at 40 after widowhood, holding roles with the Kansas Oil Men's Association, Kansas Petroleum Industries Committee, and the Kansas Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association. She values talking with people and says age is mental. She rises at 5:30 a.m., works late, and has no retirement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Elsie Martin
Martin
Kansas Oil Men’s Association
Kansas Petroleum Industries Committee
Kansas Liquified Petroleum Gas Association
National Secretaries Association
Florida
Preliminary Hearing Set In Manhattan Murder Case
A preliminary hearing for Spec. 4 Larry E. Fry, 20, Ft. Riley artilleryman, is scheduled for July 16 in the slaying of Mrs. Mary Reeves, 43, of Manhattan. Fry is charged with second degree murder after Reeves body was found in a gulch near an unmarked dirt road four miles east of Salina. She had been missing since the previous Sunday. Military authorities at Ft. Riley said Fry, from Inchelium, Washington, had signed a confession.
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Manhattan, Kan
Larry E. Fry
Ft. Riley
Mary Reeves
Manhattan
Fry
Reeves
Salina
Inchelium
Wash
Misissued 1964 Illinois plates cause mixed up notices
Edna Lawrence of Belvidere and John E. Harrison of Wildwood, both Illinois residents, received threatening notices and calls about incidents tied to a pair of 1964 license plates. Police traced the mix up to clearly swapped plate numbers 660-898 and 868-099, misdirecting traffic and parking alerts.
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Rockford, Ill
Edna Lawrence
Belvidere
Ill
Pontiac
Bloomington
Wildwood
Bogs of Cape Cod and New Jersey Support Crops
Isle bogs harbor cranberry fields on Cape Cod while New Jersey bogs nurture blueberry yields through sphagnum moss cotton grass and black spruce Labrador tea. The passage notes habitats fostering berry crops across regions with distinctive bog flora.
Parisians Visit Paris on Film Mission in Kentucky
Two visitors from Gaumont Actualities of Paris France filmed in Paris Kentucky for a television sequence about Paris U S A They photographed Stoner Creek to compare with the Seine and planned to visit Le A&P supermarket before continuing to Paris Tennessee and Paris Texas.
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Paris, Ky
Paris
Gaumont Actualities
France
U.S.A
Stoner Creek
Seine
le A&p
Tenn
Tex
Prince Philip Falls From Polo Pony During Match
In MIDHURST England Prince Philip aged 43 fell from his polo pony after his Windsor Park team faced Jersey Lilies. He escaped with a strained left shoulder ligament after the horse slipped ten minutes into the game. An ambulance carried him to the dressing room where treatment followed and Windsor Park won 10 to 7.
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Midhurst
England
Prince Philip
Prince
Philip
Windsor Park
Panama pacific doctor Arias regains alertness after coma
Dr Roberto Arias of Panama had a comfortable night and his condition improved, the Stoke Mandeville Hospital bulletin said. He emerged from a five day coma on Sunday after previous deterioration. His wife, Dame Margot Fonteyn, rushed to his side. Arias, 46, was shot by a political opponent in Panama City in June and is paralyzed from the waist down.
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Stoke Mandeville
England
Roberto Arias
Panama
Stoke Mandeville Hospital
Arias
Margot Fonteyn
Panama City
Hillsdale Prohibition pick taps bright young voters
Earl H. Munn, a 60 year old Hillsdale teacher nominated for president by the Prohibition party, defends the party as lively and not fuddy duddies. He urges skeptics to attend a convention to see the party’s bright young people.
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Hillsdale, Mich
Earl H. Munn
Hillsdale
Prohibition Party
Buffalo notices and training plans dominate July events
Buffalo and area residents share updates from July including Georgia Sprague leaving for a six week Scarritt College training in Nashville under The Board of Missions of the Methodist church New York. Judy Clough and Diana PringleCounselors at Baldwin MYF Institute on Baker University campus. Nellie McAdoo returned from Fayetteville Ark for a nephew's funeral. A granddaughter Teri Sue Harrison born June 25 in Sanford Fla. W S C S met July 1 with Marie Brock presiding. Mrs Herman Padfield led devotions and Mrs Roy Robertson led a program assisted by several members. Buffalo W S C S plans a guest event July 24 with Heber Richins and wife missionaries of Africa as speakers.
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Bufalo
Georgia
Sprague
Nashville
Tenn
Scarritt College
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
New York
Judy Clough
Diana Pringle
Baldwin Myf Institute
Baker University
Cindy Stanfield
Ed Rowan
MYF Institute
Womans Society of Christian Service
Marie Brock
Herman Padfield
Roy Robertson
Claude Krepps
Junior Braman
Paul Brown
Buffalo W.S.C.S
Heber Richins
Africa
William Follmer
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Meets For Fair Plans
Buffalo Boosters 4-H club held its monthly meeting with roll call about what to take to the fair. Program included group singing, project talks by Vicky Wescott and Connie Summerville, Cheryl Carlson on a demonstration, health talk by Billy Clinesmith, music appreciation by Gary Scott, conservation talk by Peggy Wescott, and Jeanie Collins on parliamentarian issues. Refreshments were provided by the food class. Marilyn Schaus attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
Vicky Wescott
Connie Summerville
Cheryl Carlson
Billy Clinesmith
Gary Scott
Peggy Wescott
Jeanie Collins
Marilyn Schaus
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Chanute Tribune
Pauline Trigere
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ruth Gordon
W. R. Kent
Gordon
W. T. Garvie
Ruth Wallen
Southeast Kansas
Chanute
H. H. Stewart
G. W. McCreary
Hickory
N.C
A. J. Hall
Keith Bunnell
Pittsburgh
S. J. Stewart
Menlo Park
Calif
Tives
Frances Lantz
West View
D. A. Finney
George Stout
Scotland Yard
London
Margaret
James IV of
Scotland
Henry VIII
Erie Cwf
Barney Shields
George Wright
Junior Currie
Glenn Crosby
Willard Bright
Bright
Loren Dillinger
Willia Finley
Ivory Rockhold
Harry Hunt
Lawrence Noakes
Maye Jacobs
Fred McCoy
Don Hazen
Sadie Merritt
Guild
Mrs
Carl Roberts
Vallejo
Ira White
C. P. McKinnie
Valley Forge
Donna Bowyer
West Plains, Ill
Donnas
Ruth Banzer
Jana
Karen
Harvey Elmore
Winton
Ed Wheat
Parsons
Robert Marshall
Bartlesville
Bill Walker
Steve
Susan
Robert Niles
Wichia
Ernest Craig
Schwinn Bicycles
Buffalo
Nellie McAdoo
Fayetteville
Ark
A. S. McClelland
Ted Wiens
Teri Sue Harrison
Jerry Harrison
Sanford, Fla
Carl Stoll
Chanute Speedway
Channel
Chanute Weather
Joplin
Topeka
N. Lincoln
Ron Morriss
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