Clover Leaf Club Seeks Fair Booth At August Meeting
Clover Leaf members met August 8 at Sand Creek schoolhouse to plan a county fair booth. Committee: Chester and Susan Kelm Ernest and Linda Sink and Mrs Oliver Klingler. A vocal program featured Lowell Hinderliter Leon Graves Bobby Hayden Jackie Hayden. Linda Wood gave an Angus steer project talk. Carol Ann Stoffer presented music appreciation. Refreshments served by Sharon Whitley and Linda Wood. Next meeting set for September 18 at Sand Creek schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf
Sand Creek
Chester Kelm
Ernest Sink
Oliver Klingler
Lowell Hinderliter
Leon Graves
Bobby
Jackie Hayden
Linda Wood
Angus Steer
Carol Ann Stoffer
Sharon Whitley
Wayne Hoopes
Betty Pope
Betty
Ray Pope
Gale McFadden
Anna
Emma Channon
Judy Maxwell
Jerry Miller
Will Channon
Earl Pope
Oakland School
Rex Gilliland
Jack Lederer
Jim Howell
Judy Milton
Helen Lederer
Jack
Jim Lederer
Herbert Howell
Jo Anne Beesley
Bve
Community Homemakers Meet Across Town in August Events
HDU News reports multiple club gatherings. FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS met August 14 with Mrs. Fred Gier, naming a scholarship committee and noting place awards for The Pioneer Mother float and a window. Civil Defense lessons were given, with plans for September 11 outdoors at Santa Fe Station. WRU-Met held August 1 at Mrs. Bill Lytle’s home. Mrs. Verne Alden presided, noting Mrs. Russell Miller moved to Oklahoma, and a Civil Defense lesson by Mrs. Lester Cramer. GREENWOOD hosted a lawn party August 15 at the Shane home in Ottawa for 45 attendees. next meeting September 19 with outdoor cookery. PRINCETON WORKERS met August 15 at the church basement with 11 members. civil defense lesson by Mrs. Wasmund and Mrs. McAuliffe. outdoor cookery planned for September and October and Family Budgetary lesson for November and January. mystery pal gifts given to Mrs. Neff and Mrs. Welch. next meeting September 19 at Mrs. Burrichter’s with all-day start at 10 a.m. ELM GROVE Homemakers held a family picnic August 13 in Forest Park. SILVER met August 21 at Forest Park. first outdoor cookery lesson led by Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. McNish. community project discussed. birthday gift given to Mrs. Mengerhausen. next meeting September 11 at Forest Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gier
BE. A. Gentry
George Steward
A. Allen
Clyde Todd
Santa Fe Station
Thorn‘ton
WRU
Bill Lytle
Verne Alden
Russell Miller
Oklahoma
Lester Cramer
Charles, Stephens
al’ Kemball
Germany
Ottawa
Pippenger
Robert Reed
Princeton
Glen Sweet
Anna Manspeaker
R. G. Harms
Leroy Wasmund
Joe McAuliffe
Oscar Neff
James’ Welch
Leon Burrichter
Elm Grove
Forest Park
Silver
Tesson
Glen Jordan
Orville McNish
K. H. Mengerhausen
Ben Barnes
Rollie New
Car} Payne
Paul Howell
L. C. Gaddis
Elaine
Antarctica Explored Areas Fall Short of Half the Continent
Report notes that little more than half of Antarctica's 6 million square miles has been explored by humans, highlighting vast unmapped regions and ongoing challenges for exploration and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctica
Two Kansas Counties Added to Drought List
Secretary Benson designated Rice and Trego counties as major disaster areas for drought relief. The designation extends to part of Jewell County south of US 36, enabling federal aid under the emergency grain program for eligible farmers. Thirteen counties were authorized grazing under a conservation reserve through Sept. 30, including Brown, Clay, Dickinson, Donahan, Geary, Jewell, Marion, Marshall, Morris, Nemaha, Rice, Trego and Washington.
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Washington
Kansas
Rice
Trego
Benson
Jewell County
Department
Brown
Clay
Dickinson
Donahan
Geary
Jewell
Marion
Marshall
Morris
Nemaha
Seek Markets For Soybean Products
A joint program by the Agriculture Department and the Soybean Council of America, Inc. aims to develop foreign markets for soybeans and related products. Surveys will target Italy, Spain, Western Germany, Austria, France, Finland, and other agreed markets. Funding comes from a law allowing certain surplus payments to be used for export market development.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soybean Council of America, Inc
Hudson
Iowa
Italy
Spain
Germany
Austria
France
Finland
New State Weed Supervisor Appointed in Topeka
TOPEKA Jake R. Ubel has been appointed state weed supervisor effective Sept. 1. He will replace Vernon W. Woestemeyer who is resigning. Gene Heath, Marion County weed supervisor since 1946, becomes assistant weed supervisor effective Sept. 4.
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Topeka
Jake R. Ubel
Ube
State Board of Agriculture
Vernon W. Woestemeyer
Gene Heath
Marion County
Princeton Area Social Notes Highlight Evening Visits
Princeton residents hosted and visited friends and relatives over the weekend. Key guests included Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kingsley and daughter of Grinnell Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Heckman. Mr. and Mrs. J B Lingard. and families from Oklahoma, Kansas City and Ottawa. Local clubs met with plans for a silver tea in September commemorating the Grand Army Circle’s 65th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kingsley
Grinnell
Iowa
Claude Spencer
Kingsley
Merna Carter
Henry Dietz
Joe
Will Standiford
Denvere
Arthur Atchison
Otis Arbuckle
Kansas City
Homer Heckman
J. B. Lingard
Lynnette
Fred Felinagle
L. H. Eggleston
Arthur Holdeman
Familly
Cottonwood Falls
Roy Donart
Inez Pennell
Verdie Pennell
Ron Seward
Homewood
John Faden
Richmond
Texas
Leon Gentry
Wichita
Bernard McAloon
Velma Miller
Iola
Raymond Jones
Beverley
Lyndon
Charles Weis
Osawatomie
Carrie Hoyle
Ben Haney
Rantoul
Carl Coltrane
Ottawa
Ralph Coltrane
Bible
Assembly of God Church
Josie Atchison
Clarence Smith
Edwin Barber
Kas
Henry Herrill
Henry Herrill, Jr
Westphalia
Princeton Circle 33
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
City ‘Hall
Princeton
Mmes
Oma Roberts
Laura Morgan
Goldie Weden
Eva Schmitt
Bertha Taylor
Nola Morgan
Lucy McGinnis
El‘ma June Cannady
Mary Waterbury
Phebe McCall
Frances Cannady
Marion Schmitt
Joni
Homer Baldwin
Debbie
Barbara Ann
Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Hadley McKay
Geldie Hutton
Biloxi
Miss
Harald Seymour
Manhattan
Judy
Jon
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Royal Couple Reconciles Patting Up Divorces Rumors
THE HAGUE Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard announce they have patched up their difficulties and now look forward to the future with confidence. The brief statement denies divorce rumors and abdication speculation amid questions about the Queen’s close association with a confidant.
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The
Hague
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Queen Ends Ties With Faith Healer Miss Hofmans
An authoritative source says the Queen has cut ties with faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans, once sought for treatment of her partly blinded youngest daughter Princess Maria Cristina. Hours earlier the monarch and her husband flew to Corfu for a brief holiday with King Paul I and Queen Frederika of Greece. Invest in U.S. Savings Bonds.
Sunday At The County Churches Listings
A dense listing of area church services and schedules including Wellsville Methodist Quenemo First Baptist Union Chapel Mt Olivet and more with pastors and service times. Includes Bible school worship youth groups MYF BYF and midweek prayer meetings across numerous towns and denominations.
Weekly church service listings for five congregations
Michael Moriarty leads Mass at two sites on Sundays with 10 80 schedule. Anthony's Church lists Rev. Moriarty as pastor for 8 and 10:30 services across first third and remaining Sundays. Lane Methodist shows George M Bolenart with 10am Sunday school 11am worship 7am youth group 7 45pm evening service 7:30pm Wednesday Bible study. Agricola has Charles Minsch as pastor with 10am Sunday school and 11am worship. Tonly Baptist led by Rev James Leffingwell with 10am Sunday school 11am church service and 7:30pm youth meeting. Princeton Methodist under Tom Reborn Jr with 9am Sunday school and marching worship on 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Moriarty
B. Homewood St. Anthony's
Lane
George M. Bolenart
Agricola
Charles Minsch
Tonly
James Leffingwell
Princeton Methodist
Tom Reborn, Jr
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Missouri Timber CO
Quenemo, Kansas
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Quenemo
Guernsey
Chikren
Kenneth Miller
Neill George
Lyndon State Bank
Spencer
Lana Iblens
U. S
Wellsville
New Hope
Sarge
Hampshire
New Hampshire
N. H
AC Combine
Oliver Corn
Ford Tractor
International Lister
Ford
Florence
J. W. Denoon
Wade Morrie and
Claude Myers
Wellsville Bank
New Hope Baptist
Paul F. Lessie
Courch School
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Cecil Kramer
Union Chapel Methodist
Dick Krumpe
P.m
Mt. Olivet Baptiai
Roger Cantrill
C. A. Grondorf
Presbyterian
Methodist
Cecil M. Orr
Seventh-Day Adventists
Minth and
Sycamore
Homewood Christian and Community
Ronald Seward
Ronald Kerr
Williamsburg
W. Newell Razak
Richter Methodist
Robert B. Craig
Therese Catholic
Owen Cote
Wellavilla Baptist
Royal Hiatt
Greenwood Baptist—Amiss
Wilma Rugh
Pomona Methodist — Church Abool
Wayne Hollins
Emerald St. Patrick’s—asses
Jack Harrington
Centropolis First Baptist
Ben Nicholas
Centropolla Baptist
Carl Bush
New Hope-Rubamah
Shoemaker
Ruhsroeh
Princeton Christian
Robert Todd
Antioch Baptist
Hal Hawking
Pomona Assembly of
Sam Hendrix
Waverly St. Joseph's Church
Toms
Mawa
Sheldon
Sheldon Truckatractor
THI Mipibrats
Myer
Gibson’s Standard Service
N. Main
Mid- America
Standard
Tesla
Sticher
Jacob
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