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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1958
Page
3
Don Brown notes charcoal rot affects corn via soil entry during drought and heat. Crop rotation offers little relief. seed coatings and fungicides protect seeds, while virus-free strawberry plants show higher yields. Also advises iron supplements for winter pigs and a new injectable veterinary product for piglets.
The Area 4-H Club held its March meeting at Peoria School with 20 members four leaders and six guests. Mrs Kohler reported and a party was voted for April 11 with Beth Batdorf Theo Tucker and Elaine Evans on the planning committee. Bill Kohler was elected council representative to replace Cheryl Taylor. Gifts of appreciation went to Mrs Floyd Stoffer Mrs Kim Peckham and Mrs Louis Harra. The program featured music by Wanda Good a knife sharpening demonstration by Janet Daugharthy Bach appreciation by Jay Stoffer a safety talk by Nayrea Kohler and health checks for those not weighed before. Junior Judgers met at Patty Keifer's home with three new members Patty Jameson Lela Larson and Frances Nan Jameson. Demonstrations included Gingerbread Patty Keifer and Frozen Broccoli Helen Lederer along with a chocolate cake sample judged. Six visitors attended. Plans were made for a pie and box supper April 11 at Oakland School. Committees were named for 4-H Sunday. A blue seal was added to the club charter. The program included Gary Beauchamp on Fitting and showing Jim Lederer on First Aid for Skin Poisoning Helen Lederer on Transporting An Injured Person Judy Milton safety talk Kay Lederer music appreciation.
A long list of area churches with pastors and schedules. Morning worship at many sites, evening services, Bible studies, and Sunday schools across Quenemo, Williamsburg, Princeton, New Hope, and surrounding towns. Also notes radio broadcasts and youth programs.
Mrs Ethel Self extension specialist Kansas State College Manhattan urges non agitation washing for wool blankets with detergent in hot water, 15 to 29 minutes soaking, two rinses, then drying on lines or in an adjustable dryer with Turkish towels to speed drying. Complete with brushing, nap lifting, and a warm iron before storing in plastic bag.
A university closet project discusses compact shelving with a 29 inch depth limit, practical storage for brooms and brushes, and a wide opening for easy access. Students sing hymn “Were You There” as part of the reflection on craft and function.
Ottawa High School hosted an Faster program in an assembly yesterday. Jo Archer played an organ prelud e and Jan Newfield along with Suzanne McBride lit the candles. Bob Keelin led the call to worship while Larry Arnold delivered the meditation. Joan Hay sang a solo and Judie Jamigon played violin. Dr. Lewis Speheer of Ottawa attended.
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