Home Demonstration Week Plans and Unit Notes
A detailed roundup from multiple HDU units covers plans for Kansas Home Demonstration Week May 4 to 9, district meetings in Lawrence May 7, and May 12 gatherings. Reports from Modernettes, Lane, Worth While, Greenwood, Better Homes, Friendly Neighbors, Rockcreek, Progressive, Tequa, Beacon Light, and Work and Fun detail lessons on emotional maturity, room accessories, and family communication, plus teas, gifts, and upcoming hostesses and refreshments.
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Henry Gilroy
Tony VanLeiden
Kansas
Lawrence
Dwight Haworth
Lane
Donald McDougal
Elery Stevens
Max Needham
Paul Hinton
Edwards
Hazel Stevenson
Needham
Worth
Mary Kitchen
Olivia Sieg
Lee Shobe
Pearl Davidson
Mary Black
Clyde Zielsdorf
Marjorie Collins
Olive Smith
Wm. Becker
Greenwood
Leo Wittman
Lon Nitcher
Smurthwaite House
Kansas State University
Cancer Fund
Orville Flager
Charles Hamilton
Better Homes
Friendly Neighbors
Williamsburg Legion Hall
Rosemary Crist
F. D. Fogle
Ralph Sand
Roy Brock
M.K. Ferguson
Anchor Recreation
Mills Pettit
Ursa Vincent
Glenn Fitch
Robert Bundy
C.R. Campbell
W. J. Phillips
Jenice Vincent
Wheat Mosaic Dots Reports On Crops
Reports of soilborne mosaic in south central and eastern Kansas wheat fields reach William G Willis extension plant pathologist at Kansas State University. Disease reduces vigor with mottled leaves and appears in spring within a narrow 60 degree range. Limited to eastern two thirds of Kansas, spread depends on weather and soil dampness. resistant varieties Ottawa Tascosa Concho and Comanche offer protection. Also guidance on fruit tree spraying for brown rot and worm damage, with chemicals such as dieldrin and captan, plus weekly sprays and high pressure equipment. Starter fertilizer boosts transplanted vegetables and flowering plants. Cautions on Bartlett pear trees fire blight resistance lack data.
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Kansas
William G. Willis
Kansas State University
Willis
Harvey
Reno
Sedgewick
Sumner
Neosho
Auto Sales Set Record
Detroit AP reports U.S. auto production stayed hot as a record daily selling rate from Jan 1 to April 10 pushed weekly output to over 181000 units. Nine plants ran overtime as the pace beat last week by 4 percent and the year ago week by 14 percent. Ward's says the industry hit its two millionth sale of 1964 last week with a 24080 daily average versus 22820 in 1963.
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Detroit
Ward
Automotive Reports
U.S
Pomona WSCS meets as play and Lions host zone social
At Pomona WSCS April 16 devotionals quoted from The Kingdom the Power and the Glory. The alleschool cast directed by Barry Stanley presented The Courtship of Eddie’s Father April 17 and 18 to full houses. Eddie actor Dale Langley and father Leonard Shuck led a cast including Karen Briggs Sandra Watts Janet Lindsey Carolyn Dusin Lorraine Nitcher. Anna Bunyan supervised staging with Don Hawley as stage assistant. The Pomona Lions Club hosted a zone social April 17 at the Grade School multi purpose room with about 138 Lions and wives from Burlingame Williamsburg Melvern Lyndon Osage City Harveyville Scranton and Ottawa. County Attorney Richard E. Hrdlicka spoke on What It Means To Be An American, describing his naturalization from Czechoslovakia and experiences behind the Iron Curtain. He noted Americans’ focus on material goods. this was Pomona’s first zone social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Stanley
Eddie
Dale Langley
Jack Langley
Leonard Shuck
Karen Briggs
Sandra Watts
Janet Lindsey
Carolyn Dusin
Lorraine Nitcher
Axtel Sargo Seed Picked For Grain Forage Use
In 1952 certified seed crop began and off type heads were rogued annually. For silage suggest planting every second row to Axtel with corn. Describes sargum sweet juice and MO-5-2267 seed origin. Available at William's Produce and Seed in Waverly at 8 cents per pound.
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Axtel
William’s
Waverly
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Bna
HDU News
O.M. Milliken
Claude Sluder
Henry L. Dehn
Rockcreek
J.W. Schoonover
Charles Schoonover
Floyd Hughes
Vida Adams
M. K. Ferguson
Tequa
Marjorie Davis
Bond
Nyla Hobbs
Mildred Decker
Kathryn Horn
Hos
Tess
Beacon Light
W. F. Eichenger
Roy Reed
Charles Eichenberger
Carl Eichenberger
Ray Reed
Tom King
Don McFarland
Virgil Smith
Ottawa
Tascosa
Concho
Comanche
S. Hickory
Norge
RCA
Singer
Ione M. Brock
Myer Bros
Nat'l] Bank
Corn Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
Aurora, Ilinois
Pomona
Arthur Shibe
WSCS
Anna Bunyan
Don Hawley
Pomona Lions Club
Burlingame
Williamsburg
Melvern
Lyndon
Osage City
Harveyville
Scranton
Richard E. Hrdlicka
Harvey County
Hrdlicka
Czechoslovakia
United States
Axtel Sargo
Peka Central
Gudenhauf Renderingervice
Skelgas
John Martin
Mgr
N. Main
Ottawa Herald
Business and
Professional Guide
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O. D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O. D
A. G. MadiSon, O. D
Main
RoDney McClay, O. D
Sirai
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M. D
Profess
Frank A. Trump, M. D
Louis N. Speer, M. D
Chiropractors
General
POE
W. Fourth
Don L. McKelvey
D. C
S. M. Brockway
David G. Laury, M. D
J. C. South, D. C
R. C. Capron, D. C
Henning Bros
S. Main
Homer N. Flora, D. O
Zellner
Osteopathic
David L. Young, D. O
Physical Medicine
Flying Service
Jack
R. A. Gollier, M. D
Chester H. Strehlow
Sylva Lofgreen
M. D
Victor J. Lofgreen
M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Win Vraedy Ani Tonsa Tes
R. S. Roberts, M. D
Surgery — Medicine Office
Res
Civil Engineering and Surveyor Service
John Rodgers
S. Oak
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
First National Bank Bldg
SKY Service
Beautyland
St. Louis
Jack C. Kille
Eloise Milton, Marion Ishaug
Shirley Moore
Wilema
Babcock
Dale Skilling
Field Life Underwriter
DR. Wikler Shoes
Buster Brown
Bundy Insurance Agency
Simon J. Wikler
D.S.C
Franklin County
Richardson’s Shoe Store
Bell Drug Store
Briscoe
Ake
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