Cloverleaf-Hel d its month meeting April 11
The Cloverleaf- held its April meeting with committees for Health check up 4-H Sunday and exchange meeting. Lola Mae Sink led programs and games while Joyce Sloffer presented Art Jensen on safety. Members present included Hayden Klingler and others. refreshments by Klinglers and Klink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf
Theld
Lowell Hinderliter
Susie Wood
John Sink
Ronnie Kiem
Sharon Whitley
Katherine Hayden
Lola Mae Sink
Tex Klink
Mike Bealimer
Joyce Sloffer
Art Jensen
Bobby
Jackie Hayden
George Klingler
Leon Graves
Walter Ottaway
Janice Roehi
Carol Stoffer
Ricky Wood
Oliver Klingler
Frances Klink
Acorn Rustlers
4-H
Acorn
Wilma Carey
First Methodist
Ottawa
John Brown
Birdine Robinson
Little Brown
the Vale
Solomon Levi
Maggie
Margaret Carey
Robert Knight
Art Long
Howard Winters
Grant Carey
Gene Hamilton
Harry Moody
Cavey School
Donald Johnson
Truman Milton
James Beasley
Ben Kiefer
Rex Gilliland
Kay Lederer
Albert Lee Crawford
Judy Milton
Gary Beauchamp
Richard Loper
Soybeans Suit Eastern Kansas But Late Maturity Areas
Soybeans, suited to similar conditions as corn, are recommended mainly for eastern Kansas, tolerating wetter weather and heat during flowering. Varieties Clark Perry Chief Gibson Wabash Hongkong and S-100 are noted with maturation ranges from about 127 to 135 days. Perry and Clark are early, Hongkong late, with regional suitability across Kansas.
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Kansas
Clark
Perry
Chief
Gibson
Hongkong
Kansas River
Highway 81
Manhattan
Wabash
Pomona W S C S Gathers with Busy Weekend News
The Pomona W S C S met in the Methodist Church dining room on Thursday. Devotionals were led by Mrs C G Burch and a business meeting followed. Reports highlighted 80 sick and social calls, plus attendees shared updates from a district meeting at Osawatomie. Various local families and visitors were noted with dinners, birthdays, and trips to Ottawa Parsons Healey and Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
CG. C. Burch
Burch
Junior Hunt
Jack Wison
Lloyd Robbins
Leo Wittman
Osawatomie
Wilson
John Love
Mmes
Maude Wyack
George Parks
Ralph Hunt, Sr
Liomal Shaw
W. C. Cain
Darlene Frieden
Robert Lopez
Archie Clark
Sharon Miller
Femporia
Harry Miller
Ross Johnson
Robert Dickey
Delores Carleton
Healey
Kas
Harold Dickey
Sadie Dickey
Floyd Gates
Roy English
Bobbie English
Ottawa
Jimior Hunt
Wayne Morgan
Alvin Melcher
Manhattan
E. M. Lawrence
Ralph Johnson
Albuquerque
N. Mex
James Driver
Kansas Woman Killed in Wichita After Car Crash
Opal Smith, 45, of Route 2 Wichita, died in hospital six hours after her car struck a bridge abutment. A second collision involving an ambulance and a truck injured three men, including ambulance attendant Frank Blaine, 20, and truck driver C. H. Schwind, 28. Ambulance driver Jack Sheats, 26, was in critical condition with chest injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Here
Opal Smith
Rt. 2
Jack Sheats
Frank Blaine
C. H. Schwind
Stop Wall Cracking Residences Sagging Foundations Repaired
Carroll Construction Co foundation engineers stabilize sagging residences and churches with underpinning and leveling. Steel center beam support installed by trained experts. Local agent phone number provided.
Family visits span weekend at local homes
Oscar Parks visited the Powers-Me-Dowell home and other relatives on Thursday evening. Albert Mooney and John Mallory spent Sunday at the Barnes-Mallory home in Williamsburg. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs M Turgeson and their daughter. Lawrence and Reuben Storrer visited Kansas City last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Prewitt
Mildred Sopkins
de Solo
R. S. Prewitt
Keith Nitcher
Topeka
Walter Johnson
Harold King
Carrie Brooks
Elmer
J. R. Hildreth
Scott
Hadley McKay
Garnett
R. W. Horne
Jorne
Robert Boyd
Wichita
Lexie Johnson
Edith Thompson
Cora Button
Ethel Lindsey
John Clark
Quenemo
Archie Clark
R. Frakes
Powers-McDowell
Jesus Overholt
Stillwater
Okla
Oscar Parks
Albert Mooney
John Mallory
Williamsburg
Barnes - Mallory
M. Turgeson
Lawrence
Reuben Storrer
Kansas City
New Hump Yard For Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific President Paul J. Neff said construction of a 10 million dollar double hump yard in Kansas City is ready to begin once a trafficway plan is settled. The yard would be the largest on the system with 78 tracks and capacity for 15 000 freight cars near the northeast industrial district, pending final highway plans over MP tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Paul J. Neff
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Neff
Missouri Pacific
Chouteau Bride
Truman Road
Appeal Filed Over Gas Rate Increase In Kansas
An appeal was filed in the Kansas Supreme Court by Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co and the Kansas Corporation Commission seeking review of an Ellis County District Court ruling that suspended part of a rate increase. The case concerns the Central Kansas Power Co. in Hays and the KCC had granted an annual rise exceeding 400000 dollars for the Kansas operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Ellis County
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Central Kansas Power Co
Hays
Natural
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas
Public Utility Rates Challenge Hits District Court
The district court rejected a challenge to an increase in rates arguing a gas purchase contract with Central Kansas Power could not be abrogated without a finding that the contract is unreasonable. The power company contends the increase would violate the contract. The court ruled a rates contract with a public utility requires a showing of unreasonableness before termination.
Plans Full Ticket for Kansas Prohibition Party
Plans for a full state ticket for the November general election were announced after a party meeting. Harry O. Lytle of Junction City was named governor candidate, C Floyd Hester Burr Oak for U S Senator, Chester A Roberts Wichita for lieutenant governor, and Mrs Lauvejoy Bennett Berryton for secretary of state. Party secretary Charles Pomeroy said other prospective candidates will be contacted to confirm runs before public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcpherson
Kansas Prohibition Party
Harry O. Lytle
Junction City
Prohibition
C. Floyd Hester
Burr Oak
U. S
Chester A. Roberts
Wichita
Lauvejoy Bennett
Berryton
Charles Pomeroy
Sheriff Sale Notices For Garfield Addition Ottawa Kansas
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Franklin County Kansas in case 20089 of The Ottawa Building and Loan Association versus Eastern Kansas Development Co and others. Sale set for May 23 1956 at 2 PM at the west front door of Ottawa Court House. Property includes West 20 feet of Lot 20 and all of Lots 22 and 24 Block 6 Garfield Addition. Sale proceeds to satisfy multiple liens and judgments including $10550.62 first lien and $26145.24 third lien with varying interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
County of
Franklin
State of
Kansas
Ottawa Building and Loan Association
Ottawa
Eastern Kansas Development Co., Inc
County. of
Cty Planning Commission
Lula -M. Trout
W. O. Trout
Franklin County
Planning Commission
City Planning Commission
Warren G. Weilen
Auction Sale Notice of Franklin County Real Estate Case 20091
In the Kansas case of The Ottawa Building and Loan Association v C O Smith & Son Construction Co et al, the sheriff will sell at public auction the east 90 feet of the south 12 feet of Lot 48 and the east 90 feet of Lots 50 62 and 54 in Garfield Addition Ottawa Franklin County Kansas on May 28 1956 at 2:00 PM. The sale is to cover a judgment of 7311.55 with 10 percent interest and is subject to prior lien and various other judgments including 2412.32 and 1187.88 against the defendants. The sale proceeds will settle these liens and judgments as per the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
County of
Franklin
State of
Kansas
Ottawa Building and Loan Assertion
Ottawa
Eastern Kansas Development Co., Inc
State of Kansas
Towit
Garfield
Ottawa Building and Loan Association
Robert W. Snodgrass
Hubbard Lumber Company, Inc
Fuel Burning Equipment, Inc
Martin Strafuss
Etta Strafuss
Jay Brown
Sherif
Franklin County
Basil W. Kelsey
Plaintiff
McQueary& Hemphill
Bowers & Bowers
Terrell
Hess & Magruder
Milo L. Harris
Gleason & Gleason
Anderson
Garfield Addition
City of Ottawa
Reulah H. Naziman
Keefer Floor Covering
Libeat Rendge
HOS
Wadsworth Homes, Inc
Cart
Puller
Seca
Fred J. Nurman
Hubbard Tumber Company, Inc
Star Grain & Lumber Company
Tester Davis
Cement Brick Products Co., Inc
Virgil Wiggins
Wiggins Electric Company
Welden & Havens Lumber Co
Ottawa Building and Toan Association
Beulah H. Numan
Terrell, Hess & Magruder
Anderson & Byrd McQueary & Hemphill
Saerifi
Cage No
Court House
City of
Cennee
Leidigti & Havens Lumber Co
Beets
Martin Stratuss
Etta Stratuss
Terrell, Hess & Ma Bruder
Anderson & Byrd
Donald L. White
McQueary & Hemphill
Myron
Merk
C. O. Smith & Son Construction Co., Inc
Robert W. Snodprass
Hubbard Lumber Co., Inc
Star Crain & Lumber Company, Frtie, Wenry Gia Wins
Sescseen
Cart Ke, Fuller
Esesseeeees
Leste Davis Ook
Wigging Electric Company
Lehdigh & Havens Lumber Co, Inc
Seres Reese
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
R. la Warkentin
Labor Department
Employment Security Division
Robert W.W. Snodgrass
Terrell, Hess & Mas Bruder
McQueary & Hemp
Ella Scott
Main Street
Bowles
Sheldon & Topping
Kangas
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the Herald's Farm Page
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Helen Lederer
Helen Gilliland
Jay
Oakland School
Maurine Neal
Patsy Martin
Mlaine Reichard
Bob Binns
Mike Sowers
Leon Warbritton
Dianne Bethell
Peggy Martin
Carol Bethell
Lila Johnson
Elaine Reichard
Leon Warhbrilton
Brooks
4-11
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Jerry Reeser
Jayhawk
Jolly
New Jersey
Pomona
Floyd
Mrs
Herman Lohman
Harry
Ramco
McCord
Harry Smith
Main
MEL
Avepulp
S. Main
American Cancer Society
Saunders
New
N. Main
Pirie
R. 8. Hill
Ed Hosler
Cashier
F.d.lc
Bob McCrea
Legals
J. B. Muecke
Ralphs, Hanes
Administratory
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