Franklin County 4-H Style Revue and Best Groomed Contest
Franklin County 4 Hers prepare for the style revue and best groomed boy contest set for August 6 at Memorial Auditorium. Winners advance to the state contest in Hutchinson in September. Judges award points for girl and outfit, while boys are judged on posture and grooming. The free event opens to the public Monday at 9 am, with thirteen girl classes and four boy classes covering outfits from school wear to semi formal.
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Franklin County
Memorial Auditorium
Hutchinson
Wellsville Babe Ruth Team Wins 5-4 at Home
The Wellsville Babe Ruth team defeated Stanley 5-4 on the home diamond Sunday afternoon. Pulver earned the win as Weatherford took the loss. Earlier, Osawatomie’s Blue Valley League squad beat Wellsville 7-0 in Osawatomie tournament action Thursday night. Dusty Swearingen and John Mitchell were named to join top Blue Valley League players on the regional team. Gene Barnett and Barney Cokee managed Wellsville. The Midget C No. 2 team lost to Sitwell 29-17 Saturday night.
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Wellsville
Babe Ruth
Stanley
Pulver
Weatherford
Blue Valley League
Osawatomie League
Osawatomie
Dusty Swearingen
John Mitchell
Gene Barnett
Barney Cohee
Sitwell
Herald Offers $5 Weekly for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tipsters are invited to contribute timely, accurate information to help improve community reporting.
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the Herald
Steps for soil sampling and farm tax tips
Brown explains how to divide land into uniform sampling areas for fertility tests using a probe to collect 10 to 20 samples from the top six inches. It covers labeling, mixing, and sending to the county lab with a two week lead time, then shifts to farm tax refunds and social security withholding for farm labor including claim windows and rates.
Elm Grove HDU Notes Hostess Gathering
Mrs A W Rybolt hosted eight Elm Grove HDU members at the home of Mrs W H Williams. Vice president Mrs John R Forrer presided. Mrs Ruth Hoo pes led the lesson A Look Into the Future. Hostess gift went to Mrs Shirley Aubry. The unit plans a smorgasbord at Colbern's Aug 1 pm.
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A. W. Rybolt
Elm Grove Hdu
W. H. Williams
John R. Forrer
Ruth Hoopes
County Advisory Council
Shirley Aubry
Colbern
Donald Steward
Don Langer
B. L. Dick
Steward
Harold Haroldson
Sammy Baugh Named OSU Freshman Coach
Former pro star Sammy Baugh was hired as freshman football coach at Oklahoma State University. The appointment was approved by head coach Cliff Speegle and the Board of Regents. Baugh, a Washington Redskins and TCU standout, previously coached the New York Texans of the AFL last season.
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Stillwater
Okla
Sammy Baugh
Oklahoma State University
Baugh
Cliff Speegle
Board of
Regents
Washington
New Crop Insurance Plan Offered for Wheat in Kansas
Federal Crop Insurance unveils a 1963 guaranteed production plan for Kansas wheat with 11 changes. Premium rates drop from five to 10 percent nationwide, coverage rises to 30 percent, stages of production removed, and losses are based on bushels below guaranteed production. Farmers may choose the price per bushel for loss calculations. field office at 427 Main coordinating.
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Federal
Kansas
Williamsburg Beats Michigan Valley 12 5 in Friday Baseball
Williamsburg defeats Michigan Valley 12 to 5 before a good crowd. Williamsburg plans a rematch at Michigan Valley on Saturday starting at 6 p.m.
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Williamsburg
Michigan Valley
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Norma Houston
John Brockway
Clover Leaf 4-H
Patti Smith
Rambling Ranchers 4-H Club
Herald
Brown
Internal Revenue Service
Court House
Ottawa
HDU
The
Post Office
Dean Berlin
Bud
O-State
Joe’s
N. Main
Joe Moody
STAG
Cara Nome Toiletries
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
FeDeral Crop Insurance Corp
S. Main Street
Ottawa, Kansas
West Coast Lumber
S. Main
Bob McCrea
Mer
Bond
Oka
National Safety Council
17Th Street
the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
ST. Lous
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