Little Work Is Forecast For Future
A forward look at 1975 features flying cars fast rail and in home automation as Arch N Booth of the U S Chamber of Commerce outlines consumer tech advances. Housing lighting climate control and prepackaged foods promise convenience and time savings.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Arch N. Booth
Chamber
Booth
Community Church Groups Host Tacky Party and Meetings
Humboldt hosts Bethany class social at L. R. Dupuy home with refresh ments for seven members. Homebuilders Baptist class holds eight month term elections at Community park cabin. Fidelis Baptist class meets in church basement with Rev. Wheatley guest. Sunday school moves to parsonage basement starting May 1 due to space. Birthday gathering honors Mrs. Bertha Clum with family present. Chapter AM PEO visit Yates Center for event.
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L. R. Dupuy
Carl Wright
Bethany
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Garvie
Gene Miller
G. A. Redfield
Metta Bailey
The
Baptist Church
Charles Clements
Carl Ladd
Wayne Gillham
Roy Perks
Robert Wheatley
Fidelis
A. L. Chancy
Walter Clum
Horace Jones
Fred Bartholomew
Chanute
John Kester
Wichita
John Bartholomew
Emporia
Charlies Bartholomew
Dorothy
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Local Socials
Zion MT and Topeka visitors share evenings with local families including the Goff, Myers, Cook, and Hill households. Cheyenne and Chanute connections linked through hospital stays and kin, with ongoing plans for future gatherings as summer social rounds continue.
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MT. Zion
Finley Myers
Clyde Cook
Rie
Michael Burlakoff
Topeka
Sherman Goff
Wilber A Cochel Dies Veteran Farm Editor Chief
Wilber A Cochel 77 long illness hospital death after retirement in 1945. A farmer and agriculture professor he served as field representative of the Shorthorn Breeders Assn before becoming editor of the Weekly Star Farmer in 1952. He helped found the Future Farmers of America.
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Kansas City
Wilber A. Cochel
Star Farmer
Cochel
The
Shorthorn Breeders Assn
Kansas City Star
Future Farmers of America
Kan
Texas Farm Pledges 820 Acre Farm For Clergy Training
In 1947 Cochel donated his 820 acre Texas farm to the Episcopal Church to serve as a rural training center for ministerial students clergy and laymen. His wife died in 1950. The note mentions Assault and Middleground foaled winners of the Kentucky Derby, both from the King Ranch.
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Assault
Middleground
Texas
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