Farm Page notes on mental health lesson and Red Cross gift
The Herald reports Farm Page unit discussions led by Mrs. Raymond Wagner and Mrs. Elsie McClintic on mental health with a $2.00 Red Cross donation. Members present included Mrs. Clifford Briggs, Eugene Bump, Don Easton, Charles Edwards, Harold Guy, Harold Maley, Jerry Milchelt, Gene OʼMara, Louis Reibe, and Mrs. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.i.r’s
Raymond Wagner
Elsie McClintic
Red Cross
Clifford Briggs
Eugene Bump
Don Easton
Charles Edwards
Harold Guy
Harold Maley
Jerry Milchelt
Gene O’mara
Louis Reibe
Wellsville
Gene Shores
Bill Shields
Charles Stephens
William Farney
Jay J. Scott
Harold Voth
P.T.A
Eugene Clelland
Harold Wingert
Jay Scott
C. D. Christy
Russell Lambert
Eugene Cleland
Walter Moore
Clarence Coffman
Soil fertility program and farm safety week noted
An article outlines a 13 point soil fertility program for Franklin County farms emphasizing erosion control legume crops nitrogen fertilization and lime phosphorus management. It also covers weed control seedling development and practical guidance from L E Willoughby. It notes Kansas cows inseminations and a National Farm Safety Week proclaimed by President Eisenhower citing farm accident fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Chinese Reds On Bandwagon
Chinese Communists denounce the cult of the individual and claim Stalin like errors exist in Red China Peiping radio signals Mao Tze tung remains untrimmed as leader amid denunciations of personality cults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Red
China
Mao Tze-tung
U S meat production in 1955 tops 26 billion pounds
U S meat production for 1955 exceeded 26 billion pounds, signaling robust output for the year. The report highlights a strong supply across cattle, hog, and poultry sectors, underpinning farm and industry metrics for mid-1950s agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Subscribers Add New Subscriptions and Renewals
The Herald lists new subscriptions and renewals from Ottawa Lane Pomona Rantoul and Wellsville readers. Names include Henry Hildebrandt Russell Wray Ezra Bravant Kay Kyle John Anderson R. E. Doman H J May Raymond Davis Lawrence Mayes C R Stankard Earl Martin James Baugher Harry Holmes Mrs Cora Melchert J N Baxter Edna McCurdy Bob Anderson C E Bethell Clarence Jones Albert Smith Robert Steele Belza Duvall R E Thompson Bertha Frack Raymond Kratz Damon Moon W A Ard Donald Rodgers and Glen Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrald
Ottawa
Henry Hildebrandt
Russell Wray
Ezra Bravant
Kay Kyle
John Anderson
R. E. Doman
H. J. May
Raymond Davis
Lawrence Mayes
C. R. Stankard
Earl Martin
James Baugher
Harry Holmes
Cora Melchert
Lane
J. N. Baxter
Pomona
Edna McCurdy
Bob Anderson
C. E. Bethell
Flattering Summer Dress Pattern 4838 for Half Sizes
A vintage pattern notice promoting Butterick style 4838 by Anne Adams for Hedant Half-Sizers. Describes a flattering dress with a fitted bodice and gathered skirt in three sleeve versions, sized for half sizes 14 WM 18 2 20 2 2216 241a. Included are printing, mailing instructions, and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedant
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Localized Names Listed for Various Assignments
A readable fragment lists individuals associated with towns including Williamsburg, Princeton, Richmond, Baldwin, Greeley, Paola, and Michigan Valley. Names include Williams burg Walter Red, EB 1a Sheppard, John Hull, Bernard McLindon, E L Sanders, Walter Supernaw, and others such as Paul Garber, Joe Sobba Jr, Karl Adams, J G Barnes, Harvey Morrow, Roy Patterson, Mrs I P Sullivan, Mrs O G Markley, Roy Travis, Leonard Newland, Dee Montgomery, Conrad Gastrock, J H Brown, R J Rodgers, Gayle Gaddis, Gerald Johnson, and Cora McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Garrrison
Paola
Albert Flake
Waverly
J. H. Brown
R. J. Rodgers
Gayle Gaddis
Gerald Johnson
Michigan Valley
Cora McDaniel
Maberly Announces Change In Local Chamber Chief
Logan W. Davis resigns as manager of the Independence Kansas Chamber of Commerce after three years to take a similar post in Moberly Missouri. The Kansas 1955 plant attractors show over 40 percent of 80 new plants located in towns under 10 000, including nine with populations under 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Willoughby
Kansas
Kansas State College
Jersey
Franklin County Association
Moberly
Logan W. Davis
Independence, Kas
Chamber of Commerce
Social notes from Princeton area a busy weekend
Residents and visitors fill a weekend list with numerous calls dinners and calls at homes across Princeton area. Names include Blough McGinnis Hull Messinger Shaffer Hoyt Bare Williams Larrick Schmitt Atchison Coltrane Wiggins Nichols Weinheimer Loomis and others visiting in Ottawa Topeka Gardner Harrisonville Quenemo Wellsville Garnett Garnett Centerville and Overland Park with extended family drops and Sunday dinners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Howell
Gardner
Emory Howell
Eldon Schress
Connie
Stanley
Harrisonville
Josie Atchison
George Melow
Kansas City
Miss Hulson
Ottawa
Anna Manspeaker
Jess Fields
Parker
Carl Larrick
Colorado Springs
Dewey Schmitt
Eva Schmitt
Earl Schmitt
Ralph Stadel
Quenemo
H. A. Coleman
Josh Atchison
Glenn Atchison
Williamsburg
Carl Wemmer
Pearl Lloyd
Pueblo
Cole
John Lloyd
Carl Coltrane
Russell Wiggins
Ralph Coltrane
Coldie Hutton
Ralph Nichols
Concordia
Jack Weinheimer
Shawnee
Dean Martin
Wellsville
Hadley McKay
Garnett
Bryan Waden
Inez Pennell
S. R. Knight
Marcia
Centerville
Bob Knight
Will Ore
Overland Park
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Gatherings
A series of Sunday and weekend visits were noted across the region. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. C. Gaffes of Garnett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Knight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Knight and Marcia in Centerville. Miss Marian Lantz of Topeka stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BH. OM Lantz. Verne Welton of Rantoul and Mrs. Glen Stottlemire spent time in Fowler visiting Mrs. Emma Welton, Stottlemire's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ore
Carl Coltrane
Coltrane
CC. Gaffes
Garnett
Robert Hotchkiss
Bob Knight
R. Knight
Marcia
Centerville
Marian Lantz
Topeka
BH. Om, Lantz
Verne Welton
Rantoul
Glen Stottlemire
Fowler, Colorado
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Franklin County
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Cologne
Larro Sure Chick
Shaw Hatchery & Poultry Farm
S. Willow
Wen
Princeton
A. M. Blough
Shaw, Kas
Mr. Blough
Lucy McGinnis
Lucille
Pearl Hull
George Hull
LeLoup
Russell Messinger
W. M. Sweet
Cedar House
Calvin Shaffer
Bud Hoyt
Merle
Dorothy
Vickie
Bessie Bare
J. B. Williams
J. B. Lingard
Lynnette
Lew Eggleston
Fred Fellnagle
Powner Construction Co
Osawatomie
Jack Johnson
George Eneihen
Davis Paint Store
S. Main
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
Nat KT Orous
aal-Bro Guilding
St Modern
N. Main
Dekalb
Paracel
Narry Tucker
Williamsburg, Kansas
Larence Tice
Richmond, Kansas
G. BR. Evans
Ottawa, Kansas
Helstein
Guernsey
Hampshire
Massey-Harris
Little Genius
Oliver
Bradley
John Deere
Elmer Shea
Jack Nelson
Auct
Citizens State Bk
Central Church
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S. Walnut
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