4-H Winners Of Past Are Still Out Front
Berea Boosters 4-H Club highlights its past state and national winners now pursuing varied lives. Leaders with long 4-H roots shaped success. Gene Morgan, Larry Cox, Jim Chambers, Joan Lickteig Rockers, Marjorie Roeckers Oswald and Joe Piene are profiled with marriages, careers, and farms in the Richmond area and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea Boosters
Kenneth Dunningham
Kenneth
Gene Morgan
Gene
Albert Dunbar
Kenneth Cunningham
Rainbow
Chicago
Marjorie Sommers
Greeley
Larry Cox
Larry
Betty Honn
Diane
Garnett
Richmond Co-operative Association
Jim Chambers
Jim
Martha Burnett
Becky
Kelley
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Richmond
Kansas 4 H Winners Celebrate National Trips
Marjorie Roeckers Oswald wins state and national honors in home economics and earns a trip to Chicago for the National Club Congress. Loretta Roeckers wins national food preservation with a $400 scholarship and nine years in 4 H. Joe Piene attains state and national Field Crops glory and partners with his father on a large Wereford cattle herd. Henry Morgan, elder brother of Gene, farms with their father and raises Angus cattle. several winners headed to Camp Minawauka in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Roeckers Oswald
Chicago
National Club Congress
Marjorie
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Clovia
Brazil
Don Oswald
Greeley
David
Wabaunsee County
Joe Piene
Joe
Loretta Roeckers
Loretta
Saint Mary College Xavier
K-State
Clare
Montrose
Ursuline Convent
Paola
Etwo
Local Home Demonstration Clubs Report August Meetings
Centropolis unit met at Mrs Richard LeNier as Mrs Howard Myers led a lesson The group plans a Forest Park picnic on Aug 20 at 7 pm and a Sept 13 meeting at Centropolis school with a lawyer instructor on property titles and wills Open to Sears Roebuck and Mary Otter scholarships Busy Corner unit hosted by Mrs W C Harding at Ray Bloomer home with three visitors and one member present Lesson on wills and important papers repeated Land Creek unit met at Mrs Ray Angleton with six members and seven visitors Play Day in July featured Papers in Your Life Next meeting will be a joint session Rock Creek Unit Aug 9 discussed Understanding the Teenager and planned a sidewalk bazaar cookie booth Ten dollars funded to Union Chapel Ball club for equipment Twelve members and four guests joined in marble jewelry making led by Miss Margaret Good with supervision by Peggy Rybolt and Mrs Clarence Niehaus, Lavania Scogin of Houston attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis
Richard LeNier
Howard Myers
Forest Park
W. C. Harding
Ray Bloomer
Sandra Bishop
Thomas
Ralph A. Crawford
Land Creek
Ray Angleton
Albert Barnhart
Rock Creek
F. D. Fogle
Ralph Sand
Treasury
Union Chapel
Lavania Scogin
Houston
Tex
Clarence Niehaus
Peggy Rybolt
Margaret Good
Miss Good
Pittsburg Lochinvar Tires Up Attention With Flat Joke
Peirce reports a man roaming municipal lots and stores to flirt with women by releasing air from car tires. He offers to fix the tire, chats with residents, then reveals the issue is a loosened valve core after taking the tire to a shop for repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Peirce
Lochinvar
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Joan Lickteig Rockers
Joan
4-H
Ottawa Production Credit
Mark Rockers Jr
Chris
Danny
Marjorie Roeckers
Oswald
International Harvester
International
SCOUT
Sheldon Passton
Sears-Roebuck
Glen King
RCA Victor
RCA Whirlpool
S. Main
Conoco
Franklin County
Fair
FBI
Maem Gey
Savings and Loan Associations
Ottawa
East
F. R. Bennett
Wm. W. Wall
Milo M. Hewitt
Ace
H. J. Wenning
Berlin