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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
14
Mrs Oletha Bleving notes Teflon finished cookware accounted for 30 per cent of production in 1964 and expects growth as homemakers seek time saving kitchen aids. No single material suits all uses and a kitchen may include items from several materials. Healthful results depend on proper cooking and handling rather than material alone.
4 H is for everyone with youths 8 to 19 eligible to join clubs in cities suburbs or farms. Members pick projects such as reading entomology and home economics with demonstrations fairs and talks plus a nationwide effort to connect librarians and 4 H workers.
Linwood Ray Coulter of Topeka visited the Walter Coulter home on Sunday. The Clodfelter family from Baldwin joined Friday dinner guests at the Kirkman home. The fourth quarterly conference was at the local Methodist Church with Dr. Schmidtke district superintendent in charge. Mary Coatney, Linwood High senior, won a $100 scholarship from the Leavenworth County Teachers Association and will study education at Kansas University next year. Raymond Coulter and Diane Coatney earned scholarships for part of their Midwest Music Camp expenses at Kansas University, awarded for a Number One rating in the district high school music contest.
Kansas egg prices in June 1965 are seen at 25-26 cents a dozen, below the U S average of 28-29 cents. For July to September U S prices hover near 31 cents, about 3 cents under 1964. Kansas prices are about 4-5 cents below the U S average. First quarter 1965 prices are expected to be slightly higher than the previous quarter.
New Jersey Turnpike authorities will eject diplomats speeding on the 118 mile road linking New York and Washington. Executive director William J. Flanagan cited 44 diplomatic violations in nine years, with five cases over 100 mph.
Clark reports two planting dates for soybeans in 1964 at Manhattan. May 9 planting matured October 5 after 150 days with 41 bushels per acre yield. June 9 planting matured October 8 after 120 days with 39 bushels per acre.
Mr and Mrs Gus Hartman welcomed dinner guests Sunday including Marvin Hartman and family and visited Hartey Milliken of Kansas City. R B LaDuke joined Easter dinner with Merle Ingle of Eudora. other guests included Ingle families from Lecompton and Lawrence. Charles Logan visited from Mission Dak with Joseph Logan family. Charles Roberts Hoyt and Melvin Robock also were present.
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