Local Farm Club Roundups Highlight April Meetings
Herald farm page lists numerous town clubs meeting April 10 with 17 to 19 members each. Topics include Understanding Ourselves, Counting Your Calories, and Weight Control. Guests and officers named. plans noted for National Home Demonstration Week in Burlington April 30 and local gatherings through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard O'Neal
Inkom
O'Neal
Ransom
Ae Herring
Hoyt
Kent
W. F. Linden
J. F. Schwinn
Clyde Todd
Ernest Gentry
Cancer Fund
T. Thornton
Willamsburg Fair
Centropolis
Donald Kness
Severn
Steward
H. D
National
Kansas
Charles Neal
Thornton
Maurine Neal
Todd
Florida
L. L. Neal
H. N. Trabert
George Steward
Fred Gier
B. Moats
Frank Wiscombe
Hal Traber
Donna Gentry
Junior Steward
Connie Neal
Yone Seyler
Tone Seyler
Roy Gerhard
Albert Baldwin
Peoria
Howard Tucker
Mike Lovell
Ray Evans
Ollie Ingle
Hammond
Ross Bird
Mary Mack
Ira Dean
Maude Evans
Everett Starr
Jimmy and Jerry
G. C. Finch
Peggy
Roger
Mary Ellen Iivans
O. Ki
James Warnock
al Knoeppel
Harold Phares
James
Land Creek
Ray Angleton
Albert Barnhart
C. W. Newcomer
Albert Stewart
Co. W. Newcomer
Edd Beavers
George Graves
T. P. Harrell
Wellsville
Mel
Eugene Cleland
Harold Wingert
Burlington
Jay T. Scott
William Farney
Merle Newton
John Homer Miller
Elizabeth Hughes
Keith Adriance
Russell Lambert
Gene Shores
Walter Moore
Linnie Tyler
Philip Jacoby
Ross Gault
Harold Brandenburg
Clarence Coffman
Amy Phillips
Bil
Shields
Evan Lloyd
Smurthwaite House
Cedar House
Bl Hase
Ralph Haney
Lloyd
Marvin Brenner
Marvin Walker
Lloyd Carr
Neil Anderson
Grover Froggatte
Cleve Baxter
Dodd
Clyde Peters
Jimmy Brenner
Debbie Baxter
Howard Smith
Mary Dean Holle
Tequa — Mel
Leslie Mallory
Mallory
Irvin Heth
Williamsburg
Decker
Dennis Cuadra
Heth
Charles’ O'Neill
Eldon Koons
Gary Horna
Dee
W. G. Ransom Jr Named Bank Farm Representative
W G Ransom Jr was named farm representative for Peoples National Bank of Ottawa by president George Lister. Ransom, a farmer since 1924, will continue managing his farm while taking bank duties. He is a 1937 Kansas State College ag engineering graduate and has led dairy and farm groups in the county and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ransom, Jr
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
Kansas State College
Ransom Farms
Homewood
Ransom
Bank
Truck Tumbles Off Bank Kills One Near Oakley
A tow truck overturned on a curve two miles north of Oakley Kansas yesterday, killing Charles Wise of Lewis. A pickup driven by Ross Strate of Lewis pulled the tow bar, and both vehicles veered off the road and fell down an embankment. Strate was uninjured.
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Qakley
Kas
Here
Charles Wise
Lewis
Wise
Ross Strate
Ve ‘Hicles
Strate
Woman Died After Car Collision at Drive-In Entrance
A 19 year old Parsons woman Donna Eden died after a two car crash on U S 160 east of Parsons near a drive-in theater entrance. Passenger in a car driven by 20 year old Richard Campbell who was unhurt the Campbell car overturned. Driver of the second vehicle Joseph Barnett 17 of Fredonia was injured.
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Parsons
Donna Eden
Baxter Springs
Richard Campbell
Campbell
U.S. 160
Joseph Eb, Barnett
Fredonia
Committee Cuts Propaganda Fund With Budget Clash
The House Appropriations Committee cut 25 million dollars from Eisenhower's overseas propaganda program and rejected funding for two new prisms. It criticized buying executive wastebaskets at 27 dollars each and balked at fully funding the U S Information Agency with 335 million for the coming fiscal year while boosting USIA radio and Voice of America. It also rejected 3.79 million to outfit an aircraft carrier for a Cinerama floating theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Justice Department
State Department
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Voice of America
Milk producers ask 40 cent rise in price across four states
Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas dairy groups petition FMMA for a 40 cent per hundredweight price boost due to drought and alfalfa losses. If approved, consumer cost would rise about a penny per quart. Hearing set for Monday in St. Louis. similar requests filed in Oklahoma City Kansas City Wichita St. Louis Pittsburg Dodge City and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ULSA
Okla
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Federal Milk Marketing Administration
Charles Moore
Pure Milk Producers Assn
St. Louis
Moore
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Wichita
Pittsburg
Kan
Springfield
Dodger City
Crash Fatal To Garden City Man
Wichita police to order crash helmets for motorcycle patrolmen after recent crashes. Chief R B Price notes disability retirement and hospitalization underline helmet need to prevent fatalities among officers.
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Wichita
R. B. Price
Turnpike Construction Progress Near March Completion
March warm weather boosted Kansas Turnpike work with a 6.5 percent month rise to 42 percent complete on April 1. Plans are 100 percent prepared, right of way costs total 8.38 million dollars with an estimated excess of 2.17 million. Contracts awarded amount to 105.31 million, and the award program is nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
Wichita Man Held For Impersonation
FBI agents and police arrested Edward E. Dail a 37 year old Wichitan on a federal warrant charging impersonation of a federal employee. A commissioner in San Antonio issued the complaint accusing him of posing as a U S Army sergeant to obtain a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edward E. Dail
Percy Wyly
FBI
Kansas City
Dail
Wyly
U.S
San Antonio
Tex
U.S. Army
Ottawa Proclamation Calls Military Reserve Week 1954
Ottawa Kansas issues a proclamation declaring Military Reserve Week to promote the six month Reserve Training Program under the Reserve Forces Act of 1955. The notice cites Governor Fred Hall and city officials, urging parents and youth to learn provisions for six months training and subsequent service. The document frames reserve training as essential for national security with minimal disruption to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizern
Ottawa
Kansas
Harry P. Veach
Harry F. Veach
Kenneth Hl
Drews
Faas
Jackson County
Missouri
Isabre Simmons
Piel En
Shrapany
Kanaam
Thia
Meaney
Bowers & Bowersirginia
Pyalntitf
National Security Committee
United States
Fred Hall
State of
State of Kansas
K. BH
Andrews
Altost
Ronald RB. Capper
Public Hearing on Zoning Map Change Ottawa KS
Notice that on May 22 1956 at 730 p.m in City Hall Ottawa Kansas the City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on amendments to Ordinance 1763 to move Lots A and B from Apartment Howe District to General Business District and other zoning map changes. Protests may be presented. commission recommendation then to city governing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Lila M. Trout
W. C. Trout
Warren G. Welen
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Herald's Farm Page
Hayden Turner
Recreation
Vern Sink
Ben Baker
Roy Church
Claude Myers
Ted Clark
Howard Myers
Tilfred Simmons
Frank Morgan
Ralph Dyer
Edward Woodsum
Christina Woodsum
Harold Simmons
Dean Berlin
Ino EB
Licity
Briggs & Stratton
Briges & Biratiog
Fairbanks-Morse
BR & Stratton
Clinton
Wisconsin Motors
Bank Post
Ransom, Jr
W. H. Crouse
Cabinet Shop
Akid Score
Gillette
Ays
van Brown
Tire & Battery Service
N. Main
Emphasia
William Martin
Chicago
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Grace
The
Ottawa Herald
Don & Togning
Ottens
Franklin County
Ralph 8, Haner
Bowers & Bowers
White Martin Combine
Harold Staadt Seed Farm
Herald
Legals
Atte
J. B. Muegcke
Ella Scott
Kangas
Ralph 8. Hanes
Main Street
Cty
Tota 17
Bowles, Shel
Kansas Loan Co, Kansas State Bank Bldg
Eran
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