Health Insurance Topic For Home Demonstration Units
Health insurance lesson led by Mrs. Paul Davis at Tequa unit meeting home of Mrs. Leslie Mallory. Discussion covered income loss protection hospital costs new coverages and tailor made policies. Members voted to donate to cancer fund and heart fund. Eleven members and a guest attended with plans for district meeting at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Tequa
Leslie Mallory
Davis
J. E. Decker
W. I. Hink
Mallory
Cancer Fund
Centropolis
Ludell Neilson
Harold Simmons
Vern Link
Topeka
Charles Crabl
William Clark
Donald Steward
Vern Sink
Ludell Neisson
Fairmount
Ralph Overstreet
L. E. Dunn
Mill
Darrell Mullen
Carl Wittman
Cancer danger signals education drive ups awareness
The American Cancer Society will not distribute fund raising literature this year, instead leaving leaflets on seven danger signs of cancer. The program cites 1961 deaths and Franklin County figures, noting progress in cures and urging people to consult a doctor if symptoms appear. Mrs. Howard Henderson leads the Franklin County effort and asks residents to read the material provided by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Franklin County
Howard Henderson
Maple
SCS Men Study Woodlands Training Session
A woodland training school for Soil Conservation Service employees from Franklin, Miami, Johnson, Osage, Shawnee, Douglas and Wyandotte counties was led by Kansas State University extension foresters John Strickler and Jack Kepler. The aim was to show woodland income potential and equip technicians to advise farmers. field studies covered three farms Edward Reevey, Eugene Bush, and Emil Johnson, illustrating varied care and management prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Franklin
Miami
Johnson
Osage
Shawnee
Douglas
Wyandotte
John Strickler
Jack Kepler
Forresters
Kansas State University
SCS
Edward Reevey
Eugene Bush
Emil Johnson
Ottawa High plans spring activity schedule
Ottawa High School outlines a busy slate with student elections for six cheerleaders from 18 candidates tomorrow. Thursday features a track meet at Ottawa University with junior high athletes against Turner, a dental inspection by nurse Beth Beller, and B track teams traveling to Lawrence. Also Thursday the Kayettes meet with the state supervisor, and Ottawa High attends the Future Business Leaders convention in Emporia while the varsity runs in the Pittsburg Relays and eighth graders compete at Chanute. Saturday brings a Girls Athletic Association play day at Argentine High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Ottawa University
Beth Beller
Ottawa High
Lawrence
Kayettes
Emporia
Pittsburg
Chanute
Girls Athletic Association
Argentine High School
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Lane
Rosemary Crist
Joe Alexander
Wesley Dyer
Max Needham
Donna Edwards
Donald McDougal
Clint LaFollette
Beacon Light
Appanoose School
Phil King
Kenneth Nitcher
Younsters
W. C. Payne
Kenneth Keelin
Alvin West
Louis Dale
Gary Fredricks
Fredricks
Rantoul
Fellowship Hall
Warren Wakeman
Albert Smith
Wakeman
Wayne Bruner
Wellsville
L. D. Cole
Philip Jacoby
Jon Marshall
Stanley Rickers
Moderneties
Tony van Leiden
Margaret Emerson
Lonnie Barnes
Flower and
Hallie Kyle
Wycoff
Walter Bush
R. ®. Roseberry
Ottawa
Skelgas
John Martin
N. Main
Blackleg
Mann - Bell
Ottawa Senior High School
Coor
White House
Tous
Cor
Brush Bargains
Association
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Ottawa Herald
Orren Altio
Life
Guaran
Coop Super Power
Coop
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