Neosho 4-H Teams Sweep Kansas State Fair Honors
Neosho County 4-H judging teams won firsts at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson with blue ribbons for many members. The clothing team topped 101 teams. members include Doris Baker Barbara Kepley and Terri Sue Reinhardt. Baker was seventh high individual among 306 judges. Poultry team members Susan Simmons Ruth Ellen Bartholomew Rhonda Ford and Joe Robinson earned state team spots with Simmons top individual and Bartholomew second high. Other winners include Linda Collins Alan Cox Cathy Mih and several club members in foods, dress, and other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Kepley
Terri Sue Reinhardt
Miss Baker
Kansas
Wichita
Susan Simmons
Ruth Ellen Bartholomew
Rhonda Ford
Erie
Joe Robinson
Galesburg
Miss Simmons
Miss Bartholomew
Labette County
Chicago
Joe Simmons
Lucky 13
Neosho County
Hutchinson
Richard Reinhardt
Eric
Doris Baker
Harry Baker
Parsons
Barbara Kepley
Bill Kepley
Colfax Circle Studies Pollution and Humboldt Engagement Announced
Colfax Evening Circle session at 1406 St Highland featured Mrs. Lee Uden presenting Our Planet Earth and Trouble in Eden with a granddaughter letter to a California senator on pollution. Humboldt notice states Jane Ellen Olson engaged to Ralph Norris. wedding planned Oct 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Uden
Colfax Evening Circle
Jim McCoy
St. Highland
Erie Sorority Plans Fall Rush
Theta Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Erie staged fall rush activities at the home of Mrs. Carol Bingle in St. Paul. Sarah Riggio spoke on happiness citing youth definitions, while Elaine Kelly highlighted blessings. Pat Lock led the business session. Katherine Hite joined as a new member. Hostesses Gertrude Salle and Joanne Lindberg planned the October Erie Rest Home birthday event with LeNoir Rowland co hosting for 14 members.
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Erie
Theta Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Carol Bingle
St. Paul
Pat Lock
Katherine Hite
Fort Scott
The
Erie Rest Home
Gertrude Salle
Joanne Lindberg
Ann Landers column excerpts on marriage and behavior
A reader confesses theft to feed her drinking husband and seeks guidance. Ann Landers admonishes that stealing is wrong and urges confrontation. Other letters praise maid tips to be given directly to the cleaner and complain about jealous, controlling partners and inappropriate behavior at social meals.
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Ann Landers
I.B
January Wedding Set In Erie Catholic Church
Erie Mr and Mrs John Tipping announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to David Kramer son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kramer. Judy will graduate from Kansas State University in December with a BS in accounting. David Kramer a farmer holds a BS in agriculture with agronomy in 1971. The couple plan a January 13 wedding at St Ambrose Catholic Church in Erie.
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Erie
John Tipping
Judy
David Kramer
Lawrence Kramer
Lela
Miss Tipping
Kansas State University
Erie High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Kramer
Iola High School
Allen County Community Junior College
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thayer
Regina Orton
Humboldt
Michael Anderson
First Baptist Church
Bob McGuire
Independence
Dale Orton
Richard Clough
Salina
Humboldt High School
Autry Construction, Inc
Thayer High School
Nu-Wa
Scout News Troop 192 Discusses Service Projects
At the Sept. 20 Brownie Girl Scouts meeting at Hutton School Troop 192 reviewed 1% service projects. They considered collecting newspapers for Love Inc and planned activities for future meetings.
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Brownie Girl Scouts
Hutton School
Love Inc
Neosho Valley Extension Unit Flower Lesson Held
Mrs. George Bareis led a flower arrangement lesson at 805 W. Cherry for the Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit. The meeting featured artificial flowers displays, colored slides, and a poem opening by Mrs. Don Horton. Door prizes and refreshments followed with 23 members and a visitor noted.
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George Bareis
Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit
W. Cherry
Don Horton
Hattie Larson
Bareis
Allen Williams
Linda McCoy
Democrats Organize At Iola College
Allen County Community Junior College hosts an O K College Democrats meeting with about 30 students in attendance Don Hunt candidate for state representative from the 10th district speaks on his campaign and fielded questions from attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola College
IOLA
Allen County Community Junior College
Don Hunt
Past Presidents Dinner Meeting of VFW Auxiliary
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary held a covered dish dinner at Mrs. John Bergen's home 812 W Elm. Assistant hostess Mrs. Tom Slater and 11 members attended. Mrs. Florence Kelley presided and gifts were given. a get well card was signed for Mrs. Walter Graves in Parsons who is hospitalized in Tulsa Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
John Bergen
W. Elm
Tom Slater
Florence Kelley
Walter Graves
Parsons
St. Francis Hospital
Tulsa
Okla
Green Pepper Good in Salads Main Dishes
Nutrition highlight from United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association notes one medium raw green pepper provides more than the daily vitamin C allowance and offers vitamin A plus minerals. It contains 19 calories per 342 inch pepper and suits salads, slaws, stews, and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association
Brazil
Orient
New World
Pittsburg District Enrolment Drops to 3389 Students
Pittsburg Unified School District reports 1972 enrollment at 3,389, down from 3,476 last year. Superintendent Jack L. Reed notes the district has 87 fewer students this year.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Unified
Jack L. Reed
Social Calendar Highlights September Meetings and Events
Calendar February outlines club gatherings and deadlines at Tioga Hotel and NCCIC Music Room. Activities include Duplicate Bridge, Chorus Rehearsal, VFW Auxiliary dinner, Builders Class, Fairfield Grange dinner, and Eastern Star clubs. Local church and community group meetings span weekdays with specified times and venues.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
St. Cecelia
NCCIC
Veterans of Foreign Wars
First Presbyterian Church
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield School
Order of the Eastern Star
Roy Gibson
W. Main
Cosmos Study Club Meeting At Mrs Larson Home
Cosmos Study Club held a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Hattie Larson’s home with eight members in attendance. Mrs. Joe Rensing led a business session, and health was the topic discussed. Guests included Joe Rensing J O Purviance Paul Puckett and Dale Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmos Study Club
Hattie Larson
Joe Rensing
J. O. Purviance
Paul Puckett
Dale Larson
Rodeo Group To Select Riding Queen From Independence
Debbie Bennett of Independence will represent the Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club in the Miss United Rodeo Association contest in Kansas City this weekend. She will compete at the ARA finals in the American Royal Building, judged on two go rounds of horsemanship plus personality appearance and rodeo knowledge. A queen and two attendants will be chosen. Bennett is the first runner up at Chanute’s URA rodeo where Mrs. Debbie Hughes was crowned queen. Bennett, who is unmarried, is the daughter of Gloria Bennett and the late Homer C. Bennett.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Glencoe
Glen
Debbie Bennett
Independence
Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club
Miss United Rodeo Association
Kansas City
American Royal
Miss Bennett
Chanute
URA
Debbie Hughes
Kansas Ciy
Gloria Bennett
Homer C. Bennett
Social Courtesies For Houseguest Mrs Justus
Mrs W L Justus of Fort Myers Fla honored as a houseguest of Mr and Mrs C E Heminger of 617 S Kansas. Luncheon at Tioga Hotel and a Heminger home bridge party with prizes to Mrs Arch Allen Mrs Dennis C Mills and Mrs J Howard Wilson. Mrs Kenneth C Keas hosted a coffee and Mrs E R Parr hosted supper and bridge. Mrs Justus will visit Kansas City and Las Vegas and San Bernardino before returning to Fort Myers.
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W. L. Justus
Fort Myers
Fla
C. E. Heminger
S. Kansas
Heminger
Tioga Hotel
Arch Allen
Dennis C. Mills
J. Howard Wilson
Justus
Kansas City
Boca Raton
Las Vegas
Nev
San Bernardino
Calif
Cleaning tips and reader notes from Dear Heloise
A collection of household hints and letters to Dear Heloise. Topics include removing bed stains with towels and weights, cleaning aluminum storm window frames with Vaseline, tracking appliance guarantees, pineapple addition to apple pie, lawn seeding with a flour-sifter, using parcel post labels as book identifiers, organizing kitchen storage behind a door, and using saved bread crusts for budget dressing.
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Heloise
C. A.O
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Neosho
Susan Fedie
Fager Beavers
Bar
Rhonda Schowalter
Meadowlark
Carol Sommars
Willing Workers
Bread International
Cathy Mih
Unit II
Jeanine Burkman
Neosho Valley
Jane Ellen Olson
Colfax Circle Studies
Harry Larson
Kenneth Pratt
Clyde Tunnell
John
Harry Jack
Lawrence E. Olson
Jane Ellen
Ralph E. Norris
Ralph Norris Jr
Miss Olson
Midco Construction Company
Norris
Misco Industries
Sarah Riggio
Elaine Kelly
LeNoir Rowland
Becky
Beck
Cata
B.T
Erie Catholic Church
Judy Tipping
Scout News
Charles Hutinett
John Hutinett
Kristen Notestine
Cathy Tateman
Boy Scouts of
Troop 100
Joe Maple
Otterbein United Methodist Scouthouse
Joel Defebaugh
James Moody
Scott Morris
Alan Uden
Stan Gehrt
Eddie Barclay
Chanute Country Club
Chanute Textile
North Malcolm Community Center
Masonic Temple
Paul Patterson
St. Grant
Vashti
Order of the Eastern Sar
Women's Society of Christian Service
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Cosmos Club
Rodeo Group
Kenneth C. Keas
E. R. Parr
Virginia Booth
Beta Mountain
Jill Hollan
A.B
Mrs. N.B
Truitt
W. Maia
Eldon
News-Standard Printing Co
News-Standard
News-Standard Printing Company
West Main
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