Experts Explain Corn Quota Plan by County Committee
Community committeemen from townships in Douglas County will be called to the PMA office to determine abnormal corn acreages on farms. The plan blends ten year and three year averages to compute farm allotments and includes seven reasons for special cases. Also notes loans for grain storage and urges planning storage ahead. A separate Wichita accident reports a Missouri Pacific freight train hitting a car near Wichita injuring a man and his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglan County
Production Marketing Administration
George Butell
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Butell
Milton State Pma
Remer
China
Five Die In Montena Town Hotel Fire
Eureka Mont Feb 6 A pre dawn blaze swept a three story frame hotel killing five. Authorities blamed an oil burner explosion. The Montana’s 25 rooms housed the post office bar five apartments and the town telephon e. Names include John Powell De Jane Grayson Browning high school basketball team member Charles Cameron Eureka farmer William Peterson Ed La France hotel clerk and Great Northern railway employe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Mont
John Powell
de Jane Grayson
Browning
Charles Cameron
William Peterson
Great Northern Railway
Employe
Ed la France
The
Montana
A Talk on Europe to be Held by Hutchinson Editor
University club hosts John P. Harris editor of the Hutchinson News-Herald for a talk on Europe on Friday evening February 10 at 8 p m in the clubrooms. Harris returned February 2 from a month in Europe studying Marshall Plan effects and economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
University Club
John P
Jack” Harris
Hutchinson News-Herald
Kilmer Fr. Heth
Harris
Forrest W. Seymour
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Willis K. McArdle
San Francisco Chronicle
Carroll Binder
Minneapolis Tribune
John Love
Cleveland Press
Michael Bradshaw
Toledo Blade
Jack Harris
Kansas
Professor Beth
Ansas
William Allen White Foundation
Chanute Tribune
The
Ottawa Herald
Salina Journal
Burlington, Iowa
Hawk-Eye Gazette
Election to Alpha Omega Alpha at KU Medical School
The University of Kansas School of Medicine announced two juniors and nine seniors were elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, the honorary medical society. Juniors are Herman Hiesterman Palmer and Melvin Kettner Hutchinson. Seniors are Alexander Mitchell Topeka Robert Fairchild Kansas City Paul R. Carpenter Kansas City Thomas W. Hogan Chanute J. D. Kabler Wichita Dewey Nemec Amenda Robert Puntenney Newton Bartlett W. Romney Mission Alexander Rath Wichita Barbara Russell Kansas City Eugene Schwartz Hoisington. Puntenney is on externship this quarter at Watkins Memorial Hospital under Dr. Ralph Canuteson, director of the student health service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Medicie
Alpha Omega Alpha
Franklin D. Murphy
Herman Hiesterman
Palmer
Melvin Kettner
Hutchinson
Alexander Mitchell
Topeka
Robert Fairchild
Kansas City
Paul R. Carpenter
Kansan City
Thomas W. Hogan
Chanute
J. D. Kabler
Wichita
Dewey Nemec
Amenda
Robert Puntenney
Newton
Bartlett W. Romney
Mission
Alexander Rath
Barbara Russell
Eugene Schwartz
Hoisington
Puntenney
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Ralph
Canuteson
A Good Pasture Plan From the Middle West Committee
A pastures plan outlines six steps for a 1.25 acre dairy pasture to yield high protein feed year round. Seed a high yielding legume grass mix and add nutrients. Maintain alfalfa with annual phosphate and potash. Rotate grazing, divide into paddocks, and clip for uniform recovery. Allow 3 to 5 weeks rest, ensure shade and water access, and harvest surplus as grass silage when paddocks are not spring grazed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
J. L. Haynes
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Apting
Hutchinson Wins Class AA and Stafford Class A Debate Titles
Hutchinson won the Class AA championship and Stafford took the Class A title at the Kansas high school debate tourney finals at the University of Kansas. Winfield was runner-up among AA teams. Newton placed third. Fredonia was second in Class A. Abilene third. Hutchinson coach Tom Kelly led 12 of 14 wins with team members George Morgan Stuart Conklin Rex Allen and Dick King. Stafford was represented by Janice Crawford Mary Ellen McKibben Lawrence Trethar Rob Harrison and coached by Mine Martha Drevita. El Dorado ranked best AA speaker with Stuart Conklin second. Janice Crawford best Class A speaker. Second and third place in each division tied in debates. trophies awarded to first two teams in each division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Stafford
University of Kansas
Winfield
Newton
Fredonia
Abilene
Tom Kelly
Hutchingon
George Morgan
Stuart Conklin
Rex Allen
Dick King
Janice Crawford
Mary Ellen McKibben
Lawrence Trethar
Rob Harrison
Martha Drevita
Fill
Moore
el Dorado
Kansas State High School Activition Association
Visualizes U S As Giant Sea Of Parking Lots And Pavement
HALBO argues that urban sprawl will convert farmland into parking and concrete, turning the United States into a vast paved landscape. He notes population growth, rural migration to the countryside, and the erosion of distinct city rural lines, suggesting roads and utilities will follow cities outward. He imagines a future with pervasive parking spaces and fewer streets, leaving little green space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Halbo
New York
Republic
United States
Acres Ag
Daniel Boone
Census Bureau
Barre Ar
Welfome & Rep
Board Meets Tonight In School District Session
The February board of education meeting for the school district will be held this evening at 7 30 in the senior high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of School District
Weekend trip and family visits near Harlingen Texas
DeSoto Mr and Mrs TC Wetton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F Baker. They noted 95 degree heat at the height of day in Harlingen with tourists reeking. They visited neighbors Harry Willer and Mrs E Marshall, all wet and returning to Lee Sete. Mrs and Mrs Fred Zellers stayed in Kansas City briefly. Mrs Jama Halliday and daughter from Lawrence visited Soto Saturday. Charles Freeman Jr. and Mrs. man joined a reunion. Mr and Mrs Charles French hosted relatives from Kansas City and New York. Mrs French George Peay is now able to be up and about after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sra TC
Wetton
Rane Resty
Mra F. Baker
Harlingen
Tex
Hien
Harry Willer
Mra Eo
Marshall
Lee Sete
Mra
Fred Zellers
Kansas City
Hin
Jama Halliday
Deubhter
Lawrence
Te Soto
Hollidary
Sinter
Charles Freeman, Jr
Mfr
Man
Birth notices and hospital reports from Kansas City and local area
Family births and health updates feature Saundes Kay born to Mr and Mrs May Cathie and families from Kansas City visiting Collins home. Other items include a hospital run, an operation for Charlea Courtin, a week-end visit by several relatives, and a Federated church event planned for February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Cathie
Fam Mro
Ted Coline
Ughter
Kansas City
Bursta
Zimmertony
Atd
Harry Harebaugh
Ray Aleon
Sod Mes
Kiron Burner
Kaunas
Etypent
Koy Olen
Dent Ritkinan
Hoary Malone
Alastavilly
Acean
Michia
Malone
Telleuibered
Na Heverty Hartauch
Charlea Courtin
Lawrence Semortal Homplal
Lloyd
Eure Berg
Perewegeat
Jamies Trethope
Tor
Poten
Federateal Church
Mira
Officers Elected at Lawrence Meeting in Absence of President
Lawrence Townsend chaired the session as Mrs. Robert Elder was away. Officers elected were Mrs. Walter Coutter as president, Mrs. Gene Kunker as vice president, Mrs. Callvan Sullivan as secretary, and Mrs. Omar Browning as treasurer. Malcolm Sullivan and wife visited from Kansasity, while Valeria Lewis of Gi Brothers in Lawrence was home ill. The high school senior class hosted a Pancake supper at the school, followed by games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Townsend
Robert Elder
Walter Coutter
Gene Kunker
Callvan Sullivan
Omar Browning
Malcolm Sullivan
Abruady
Sermon and church events in Kansas city area notices
Dr Melvin Booth will deliver morning sermons at Wellman Church at 10 o clock and at Af South Methodist at 71 o clock Sunday. Ladies of the Methodist church served supper to Kiwanis members. Fred Montgomery spoke on annual education. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted with family occasions, funerals, hospital stays, and a truck accident head injury involving Joe Hroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Booth
Methodist Churches
Kansas City
Kansas Conference
Wellman Church
South Methodist
Sunda
Methodist
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Ron Lawrence
Fred Montgomery
Lawrence
Wathouene
Gworke Walker
Now Mra
Witter Ritinet
Kansan State College
Manhacown
Mebauth
Shiite Rininet
Mira
Laster
Ypeanp Ate
Min Hine
Min Hine~ Meo At Hutfain Sunday Joe Hroth
Lawrence Memorial
Martin VanDruff
Homer Chapatal
Milt Edraomte
Fort Lewin
Karene
Wiliam
Danlnens
Maurice Dressler
Uth
Chalwonn
Apon Turday
Cusnitat Memorial Hoapital
I. le. Mroo
Frank Newman
Arthur Comba
Valley Faille Natures
Jee Newman
Thera
Local Social Roundup From Fairview and Nearby Towns
Mrs Cora Whedon and Mrs Ernest Jeary attended the L A club at the bene of Mrs Mamie Seiler in Law re Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Flora Nively and Mrs fingis Nively made a business trip to Topeka Friday. Visitors of Mary and Oscar Brownlee were Mr and Mrs Erienxt Traleton and Charken Me withSrv paral Mitchell and Dorothy. Mrs Homer Brownies and Mr and Mrs Matthew Cannon of Lawrence, Oscar Trownieex at home after weeks in the veteran hospital in Hines Al Me and Mrs Leroy Puckett attended the community club meeting at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse Friday eve nin. Relatives gathered at Mabel and Wigton Meters Sunday to celebrate Mrs Walter Howanl birthday. A cafeteria style dinner was served at 1 o'clock. Mrs ard received many Fife and remembrances.
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Cora Whedon
Ernest Jeary
L. A
Mamie Seiler
Lawreme
Flora ‘Nively
Fingis Nively
Topeka
Mary
Oscar Brownlee
Erienxt Traleton
Charken
Srv Paral Mitchell
Dorothy
Homer Brownies
Matthew Cannon
Lawrence
Oscar Trownieex
Veteranw
Hines
al Me
Leroy Puckett
Pleasant Valley
Mabel
Wigton
Walter Howanl
Ard
Local social notes mention guests and illness in area families
A long list of local residents and guests appears in the social notes, noting chicken pox keeping several from school and many Sunday dinners. Family visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Penny and daughters, of Lawrence, and others from Topeka and Franklin visiting area households. A February meeting of the Fair reports a United Nations meeting and jovial refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Howard
Sonn West
Jra
K.wrence
Mi Eward
Theodore
Lloyd
Mire Floyd
Robert Nisely
Vinton Peters
Linda
Peggy
Anita Bure
Jennette Mitchell
Ralph Leary
J. W. Peebles
Kangag Cts
William Penn
Mirs
James Penny
Lawrence
C. L
Donald
Aidia
Charien Haysen
Barbara Knight
Wayne
Kenneth Puckett
Mra
L. E. Fuckett
Dorothy Nisely
Topeka
Thratore Howard
Vic Township
Lineas
Harold White
Plantly
Franklin
Ernest Leary
Oskaloosa Rotary meeting highlights district events
Oskaloosa coverage recalls district Rotary gathering in Mnf ice with President James Swayee Jeslin Waggoner Dan Lucer and Muddy Kern. Reports mention a January 25 soils conservation meeting at the high school led by Charles Stewart and Willard Mayberry. A Europe farm tour by Har Griffin is noted along with a local study group event hosted by Mrs Anton Leech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa Rowry
Walter Thiete
Topeka
Charles
Vattey
coMra
Frank Horler
Kart Shippa
Commiercial Hotel
Kauras City
Charles Stewart
Willard Mayberry
Elkhart
Har Griffin
New York City
Jendre
Europe
Treend Arid
Griffin
Anton Teech
Clark Anderson
Herbert Wright
Amtiears
Mea
Community Notes From Local Weddings And School Events
The week’s items highlight the wedding of Miriam Garisl to Vernon Newell at the parsonage, with close relatives present and Meg in charge of catering. Also covered are county lunch program progress, a grade school basketball tournament starting February 1, and a high school event planned by February 15. Social events include Edith Morell hosting her bridge club, and Hoy Scouts union service planned February 12 at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pereferred
Tere
Meg
Misa Miriam
Garisl
Vernon Newell
Mleen Janae
Jina
Hasin Valley
Oskalogsza
Roush
Glen Wixer
Brg
Pars
Ninh
Ebysterian
Roger Harker
Byn Ag
Edith Morell
Bridge Club
Prins Fa
Atra
Jo Hamilton
Mra
Lysdia Lawton
Ruth Fish
New Hearing Device Aims To Eliminate Ear Receiver Button
Deafened readers hail a new in ear free device Phantomold and Beltone promise clear hearing without a visible receiver button. Advertisers claim wearers can enjoy music sermons and social ease while concealing their deafness. Beltone, Dept. 40, Chicago offers a free brochure and home demonstration with no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Botton
Phantomold
Beltone
Dept
15Th St
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Wichita Hospital
Missouri Pacific
Jenee F. Dahl
Geneva F. Dahl
Colwich
Kan
John McLean
Esri ¥ K. Long
Louisiana
Winnfield
Hoey PL Long
Montena Town
K. U
Hutchinson and
Bates
Cole's
Union Pacific
Yes
Desoto
Linwood
Fairview
Oskaloosa
Gemiensee Bors
Buddy Gallagher
Ocervice
Jerome Plano CO
Jerome
Temey
Foshoicios
Kiete Nesier
Coca-Cola Company
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Elh
BOY Scout
Leggin
iMeril
Official Scout
Boy
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