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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1958
Page
9
The article promotes variety meats like liver heart kidneys brains and tongues as budget friendly options with cooking tips for liver and liver loaf. It also covers storing woolens for summer, mothproofing laundry and using fabric softeners with cautions on overuse and care guidance.
Area 4-H notes upcoming project meetings for April and May with dates for tractor sewing cooking electricity and health topics. Social events include a Silver Leaf Social Club party April 18 and Junior Leaders skating April 24. Fundraisers earned 40 dollars from a rummage sale and 15 dollars from a county party. The club budgets 200 dollars to charter a bus to C. K. Ranch July 25 26 and schedules a North Baptist Church 4 H Sunday May 4 with a picnic. Officials will attend Leader's Conference April 15 17 with expenses, and delegates to Roundup June 26 with one dollar paid by the club. The program featured music and demonstrations including a song The Cuckoo Song and safety and cooking talks. Forty-one members 13 leaders and eight guests attended. Next meeting May 5.
Seven members met Wednesday night at Rantoul High School to discuss patterns and materials for first projects. Betty Bloomer was elected secretary and Linda Jennings reporter, with Mrs. Turnest Roecker as leader. Three mothers attended.
HDU News reports on the Beacon Light unit meeting with Mrs Ira Reed and Mrs Carl Eichen-Werger presiding. Plans for the Shawnee Mission district meet on May 7 and a Wichita national meeting this fall are outlined. The group discussed Program Planning led by Mrs Earl Gilli land and noted refreshments. Next meeting set for May 2 at Mrs Jo Mesenheimer’s home. Silver unit, Franklin County’s tenth, marked its tenth anniversary with a Family Council lesson by Mrs C J Farris, a Davis family skit, and a rose craft demonstration. Recess and refreshments followed. Next lesson with Mrs W H Whristenson.
Conservation work slows due to rain as Franklin County Soil Conservation board approves plans from Charles Lilly Estate and Fred J Frakes. New district cooperators include Florence Johns Bernard Briggs F J Davidson Mrs Cora Melcher Harry M Gilkey and Dean Berlin. A May Switzler Creek Watershed tour and a Soil Stewardship Week event May 1 to 18 are planned. The area SCS appointments discuss staff training needs in northeast Kansas.
Two phases plan personnel training and informational activities. New district cooperators are Harry M. Giikey and Florence Johns. A stockwater pond was completed for Wo 1. Bitts and ponds were staked for John L Hyson and Max McClelland. Terraces have been staked for Fred Frakes, Mert Burgess, Mrs. Cora Melcher, and Gilbert Davenport. Waterways laid out on Mrs. Cora Melcher, Gilbert Davenport, Wayne Reichard, and F. od. Davidson. Construction starts when weather permits.
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