Area 4 H Club News Meeting at First Methodist Church
Area 4 H Council met at the First Methodist Church with George Brenner presiding and Edith Sass leading group singing. Discussion covered a council fair booth fundraising quota for Rock Spring 4 H camp and changes for next year’s program. Sandra Herring and Wa Cannady tasked with planning the council booth. Clover Leaf 4 H presented a program including Sharon Whirley promotional talk Cheryl and Sharon Taylor piano duet and Bob Hayden project talk. Refreshments were served by the Silver Leaf 4 H Club.
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First Methodist
George Brenner
Edith Sass
Rock Spring
Sandra Herring
Wa Cannady
Clover Leaf 4-H
Sharon Whirley
Cheryl
Sharon Taylor
Bob Hayden
Clover Leaf
Sand Creek
Happy Harvesters Club
Bobby Hayden
Janice Roehl
John Brockway
Ronnie Keim
Lola Mae Sink
Sharon Klinger
Leon Grades
GOP Workers To Go To School
A Topeka AP report outlines GOP workers attending a series of cooking and sewing project meetings at training schools. Clubs like Lucky Clover and Clover Leaf presented programs on nutrition, safety, voting, and craft techniques while members practiced baking cakes, making icings, sewing hems, and wiring lighting basics.
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iFoods
Topeka
Sam Mellinger
GOP
Princeton Jolly Workers
Cannady
Sue Lawin
Princeton H. D. A
Temperature changes hurt cattle and seed in transit
Don Brown notes extreme temperatures cause cattle losses in rail and truck shipping. Seed germination also declines with rapid temperature shifts. A Mississippi State seed study shows 12 percent moisture seed dropped from four feet halves germination. winter and calves show peak losses in transit. Kansas State swine tests report gains with efficient feed. shipping logistics and handling influence losses and market bids.
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Mississippi State College
Elm Leaf and Jayhawk Tour Invites Leaders for July 26
Elm Leaf and Jayhawk members and project leaders were invited to a joint afternoon tour on July 26. Participants Williams Higdon Lawrance Channon Pope and Hollingers viewed common and lesser grown vegetables including okra horseradish pumpkins and other items. Fruits observed included melons grapes rhubarb and berries.
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Elm Leaf
Jayhawk
Williams
Higdon
Lawrance
Channon
Pope
Hollingers
Mellinger Outlines Training Schools for Kansas Republicans
Mellinger described training schools as a step to strengthen county organizations across Kansas and build an army of capable party workers. The National Republican Senatorial and Congressional Committee will provide trained personnel. The first school for the Second District and nearby counties is set for Olathe August 14-15, with sessions later in Topeka August 21-22, Parsons August 28-29, and Emporia September 4-5.
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Mellinger
Kansas
National Republican Senatorial and Congressional Committee
Olathe
Topeka
Parsons
Emporia
Khrushchev Likely to Visit Garst Farm in Coon Rapids Iowa
In Coon Rapids Iowa the prospect of Soviet Premier Khrushchev visiting farmer Roswell Garst next month stirs little local excitement. Garst, a seed corn expert, invited Khrushchev and has hosted Soviet delegations since 1955. Town editor Thomas Rogers says there are no specific local plans for a visit and residents show restrained reaction.
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Coon Rapids
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
Roswell Garst
Thomas Rogers
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Mos
Jean
Khurshchev
Garst
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Rogers
Chef Accepts A Dare Breaks Store Window
Boston AP reports Fred Forresta a 42 year old salad chef angered by a faulty television visited the seller after hours. The store was closed but a salesman inside, Forresta shouted for a return. Forresta threw the set through the window after accepting a dare. Police will seek court action.
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Boston
Fred Forresta
Forresta
Jailed Banker To Return To Work After Prison
William R. Rose, 53, the former Home National Bank figure, will begin work in a hardware store next to the bank site after his parole starts October 1. He was sentenced to five years in 1957 for misapplying over a million dollars in depositor funds. The parole board approved release. the warden noted continued hospital work. Rose’s town reacts with cautious forgiveness as he resumes life in Ellenville, New York.
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N.Y
William R. Rose
Home National Bank
Rose
Catskill Foothills
U.S. Board of Parole
Harold Hegstrom
Federal Correctional Institution At
Danbury
Conn
Helen Lederer
John Lederer
Pomona
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Helena
Helen
Franklin County
Adenauer Back At Bonn Office After Cold
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer resumed work in Bonn today after four days at home with a slight cold. His return follows a brief illness that did not halt government business. The brief note confirms he is now back in his official duties.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bids For Work At Fort Hays Too High
TOPEKA AP bids on remodeling the Fort Hays State Cole College social building totaled 168,043 dollars, compared to 120,043 dollars available. An architect's spokesman said bids would be studied along with alternate methods but doubted enough savings to award contracts. The social building was to be converted into offices and the college printing plant.
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Fort ‘Hays
Cole Nege-social
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