Agricultural College Professor Urges More Meat Consumption
Manhattan Kan May 16 A Kansas State Agricultural College animal husbandry professor augments his statement to eat twice as much meat as last year citing beef as economical protein and energy. He compares meat to milk eggs and pork and notes hospital and army rations show meat’s health value and potential market growth.
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Manhattan
Kan
W. “McCampbell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Witter
United States
Pleasant Hour Club notes May gardening and social details
Mrs Jevette hosted the Pleasant Hour Club with seventeen members and eight guests. The meeting featured notes on May gardening and a Country Child's Schooling program by Mrs McClung, followed by a two course lunch.
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Jevette
Pleasant Hour
McClung
Reeves
Guy Bigsby
Josephine Yeoman
Jennie Sprinkler
Riverside
Levette
Statesman
Wichita
DeWitte
New York
G. T. Jeffries
New House
Eastman
Walter Richardson
Yarcom
Gardner
Iowa
Ing
al Smith
Lee Colman
Oliver Evans
W.P. Martin
Otis Perkins
Community Notes From KNOWLEDGE HILL Area
Mrs Earle Stowe and Hazel and Neva and Paul traveled to Burlingame Kansas to visit her mother and sister post operation. Lois Wells visited Lawrence with Mr and Mrs Leslie Wells. Several locals visited relatives and a new cistern at the school house was filled. The Community Club met with Mrs C H Third Wednesday afternoon with a patriotic program and Members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Stowe
Hazel
Neva
Paul
Burlingame
Kansas
Lois Wells
Lawrence
Lesllie Wells
J. J. Hayden
Clifford Thiry
Elmer Canary
Manhattan
May Armstrong
Fred Grauberger
Ernest Suitor
Will Hayden
Herbert, Bruchmiller
Dorothy
Howard Erwin
Frank Toms
Will Deberg
Rausch
Herbert
Fred
Bernice G R
Harry Gibson
Oak Ridge
Howard
Erwin
Dorothy Bruchmiller
Lewis Eastman
J. W W. Rice
C. W. White
Harry White
C. H
Ross Stanwix
America
Weeks
Stowe
Flor‘ence ‘Weeks
Clifford Thirys
J. T. Thiry
J. T. Thiry; “Musicaby. ‘Bernice Grauberger “and Mrs . "Ross, A. Stanwix
Markley
Stella
Lucille
Campbell
Arthur Campbell
Ralph Gimblett
Pleasant’ Grove
Henry‘ Flory
Charlie Brohammer
Samuel Churchbough
Arthur ‘Campbell
John Gimblett
George
Belleview Notes Of Community Life And Visits
The long flood rains frame a note on seasonal waters as neighbors like Mr and Mrs Sam Strobel visit Geo Ott Sr. others attend Sunday School, hog sales, and family gatherings across Eudora and nearby towns. Numerous local trips, hospital visits, and social events color the week with church, school, and supper gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Strobel
Geo. Ott Sr
Ed Forsythe
Gleaner
Ed Haverty
Donald Conner
Warner Forsythe
Geo. Ott Jr
Chas. Ott
Geo. Jr
Kirksville
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Olathe
M. L. Lowers
Jesse Anderson
Bert Daugherty
Charles Brown
Eudora
Allan Foust
Harry Kelly
Anna Hamming
Wendall Kelly
Kansas City
James Shingy
Virginia
Forsythe
Blue Mound
Leb Holmes
John Bowen
Weaver
Sam Strobel
Lon Striker
George Ott Sr
L. D. Howard
R. Doolittle
Alan Foust
Pieklusky
Albert Hadl
Sterling and
Anti
Jake. Strobel
George Ott Jr
Arthur Weeks
Lawrence Gibson
Robert Walker
Henry Mathia
Lon Leslie
Kansas
Social gathering and local visits in Lawrence region
Last week in Lawrence a gathering hosted by Mrs. George Whaley Sr. drew nine attendees, with piano and graphophone music and social time. Numerous local residents and visitors from Kaw Valley and Kansas City were noted in frequent calls, visits, and family arrivals. A baby named Charles Otto was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kurtz Saturday evening.
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George Whaley
Lawrence
Elmer Allen
Will Freese
George Ott Sr
M. L. Sowers
James Shigek
von Gunter
Forsythe
Jessie Anderson
Elma Joy
Woodcock
Harry Davis
R. N
Local Families Visit Daniel Beeghley Home Saturday
Columbia notes show Mr and Mrs Charley Brohammer with daughters Lillian and Alda calling on the Daniel Beeghley home Saturday. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs John Brohammer and their children Bennie Pearl and others.
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Harold
Anselm Brohammer
Charles Brohammer
Elmer ‘Campbell
Lawrence
Ellen Melville
Charlie Brohammer
Peterson Brothers
Wesley Floy
Will Postina
John Brohammer
Bennie
Pearl
George Markley
Henry Landis
Daniel Beeghley
Charley Brohammer
Will Chruchbaugh
Lloyd Beeghley
John ‘Brohammer
Carl Borthrock
Pleasant Grove
Charlie Jacobs
Chester Weible
Mrs
Tlarve Flory
Elmer Flory
Ralph Gimblett
John Crohammer
Arthur. Campbell
Elmer Campbell
Carl Peterson
Carl van Housen
Nettie Flory
Wesley Flory
Arthur Campbell
Peterson
Mary Flory
Lillian
Alda
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