Meadowlark 4H Club Forms In Erie
The Meadowlark 4H Club started in 1958 in Erie with Mrs. Herman Simmons as community leader. It later shifted to an all girl club under Mr. and Mrs. Gale Mullen. Members have represented the club at the State Fair in sewing cooking and entomology, with two earning special entomology awards after bake-sale fundraising.
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Meadowlark 4H
Erie
Herman Simmons
Erie Christian Church
Meadowlarks
Net Farm Income In Kansas Higher
The 1961 realized net income per farm rose in 31 states, fell in 16 and was unchanged in one. The national average was 3 23 thousand dollars, up from 2 963 in 1960. Kansas posted 4 400, up 28 percent, with Missouri at 3 014 and Arizona at 19 477 per farm.
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Arizona
West Virginia
Missouri
Kansas
Red Cross drive and community events in Erie
Erie schedules Red Cross fund drive starting Monday with Mrs. Ross Jones Jr as general chair. Blood collection by the bloodmobile Thursday. County swimming program set July 9 to 20. PTA hosting a ham burger fry at the high school tomorrow. Local contests raise ticket sales. community visits and church meetings planned.
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Richard Wood
Harold Smith
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Sam Ricketts
Howard Winans
PTA
Ed Gossett
Arlington
Tex
Harold Brown
Jack Shireman
Gordon ‘Nelson
Marlin Blackston
Chanute
Dwaine Ferguson
Denver
Wichita
Cleo Dalton
Roy Ewen
Don E. Wells
Labette County Medical Center
Federated Church
Christian Church
Edgar Shields
Barney Shields
Parsons
Robert Thompson
Neal Trumbulls
Glenn Dunlop
Arlene Killough
Gloria Jeffrey
Chamber of Commerce
Galesburg
Marion Richey
Chamber
Kansas Day at Seattle Fair Highlighted by State Honors
Forty states accepted invitations for Seattle World's Fair programs Gov. Rosellini announced. Kansas is honored June 7 along with Missouri March 11 18 and Nebraska May 25. event honors include International DeMolay Week marking the order's 43rd founding anniversary.
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Olympia
Wash
Albert D. Rosellini
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Riding Good Causes Too Much For Pair
HAL BOYLE reports a New York couple, Jack and Betty Goody, whose charity work consumes them. Their rise from quiet tenants to citywide collectors ends with cirrhosis and eviction, prompting neighbors to fundraise while warning that no cause is worth self destruction.
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Betty Goody
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Comets Face Coffeyville In Class AA Regional Tourney
The Chanute Blue Comets meet Coffeyville Golden Tornado at 7 30 p m to open the second night of first round action at Parsons Indpendence faces Columbus in the opener Altamont meets Pittsburg then Parsons vs Iola The winner advances to the state finals at Wichita North Parsons last year s runner up Seven of eight Southeast Kansas League teams compete Altamont is guest with Fort Scott eliminated 81 42 by Argentine Coffeyville 14 5 leads Parsons 8 11 overall Chanute won 71 62 in the first game Coffeyville won the second 55 39 in a rematch Losses include overtime to Independence and defeats by Parsons Wichita East and Springfield.
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Columbus
Altamont
Pittsburg
Twin-Hill
Iola
Wichita North
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Isports
Chanute
Cofffeyville
Wichita
Springfield
State Jacos Postpone Player Rule
The Kansas Public Junior College Athletic Association delayed out of state player restrictions for one year. The 11 Jayhawk Conference schools voted 6-5 to postpone limits in football and basketball, effective 1963-64, while track golf and tennis rules were fully lifted.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Kansas Public Junior College Athletic Association
Jayhawk
Golden Gloves finals crown eight divisions in Chicago
Champions in all eight divisions will be crowned at Chicago Stadium as 32 fighters from across the nation compete in 24 bouts including semifinals. Toledo leads team scoring with 16 points, Lowell is second with 13, while Chicago Cincinnati and Fort Wayne each have 12 points as contenders for the team title.
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Toledo
Lowell
Mass
Cincinnati
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Gas Tax Plan Wins Big In Missouri Special Election
Missouri voters approved a plan to keep the present five cent gas tax on a permanent basis with one cent of revenue directed to city streets and rural roads. City gas taxes will be abolished and the proposal takes effect April 1. The landslide margin approached three to one with final tallies projected well above half a million votes.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Commissioner Name Leads Potential Upgrade Two Years On
A sports organization may upgrade its tsport program two years after the commissioner is named. The move follows leadership expectations and outlines potential improvements, funding, and strategic milestones tied to the new regime.
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Tsport
Gibson Aims to Be New Babe in Golf Ambition
Althea Gibson, longtime tennis queen, announces plans to become the best woman golfer in the world and emulate Babe Didrikson Zaharias. The Harlem star, 2 years into golf, believes she can translate her ball skills from tennis to golf with God given talent.
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Althea Gibson
New York
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Althea
Narrow 8th District Senate Race Narrowly Decided in Jackson County
In eastern Jackson County Republican James M. Taylor of Raytown edged out Democratic chairman James L. Williams for the seat of Floyd R. Gibson. Absentee ballots won't affect the result. In Kansas City voters rejected a plan to elect six councilmen by districts and six at large, instead opposing a fully district-based 12-member council.
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Jackson County
James M. Taylor
Raytown
James L. Williams
Floyd R.gibson
U.S
Kansas City
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Hearing Set For Final Settlement Of Elizabeth Sprague Estate
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Cecil Brinkmeyer executor seeks final settlement of Elizabeth Sprague deceased estate. The hearing is scheduled in Erie on March 29 1942 at 10 00 AM defenses due in writing.
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Neosho County
Kansas
Elizabeth Sprague
State OF Kansas
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Erie
Cecil Brinkmeyer Il
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