Edgerton Community Notices and Local Visits
Local residents attend family visits and social events across Edgerton and nearby areas. Notable items include Mrs Ancil Secrest of Pleasanton involved in a Kansas City area car crash en route to Iowa, church attendance awards for Laurel Mae and Roxanna Kurtz, and multiple hospitality visits among the Brassfield, Frakes, Larrick, and Richardson families. Community groups meet at Pomona and Edgerton Granges with officer reports and delegate lists.
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Ancil. Secrest
Pleasanton
Kansas City
Iowa
Edward Frakes
Hubert Kirk
Laurel Mae
Roxanna Kurtz
Methodist Sunday School
Homer Larrick
Jack Larrick
Jennie Lytle
Wellsville
Margaret Harbour
Edgerton Grange
C. ¥. Gillespie
Elmer McDaniel
Charles
Virginia Tobler
Jean Budenosky
Olathe
Earl Steed
James Paris
Roy Crist
Ic. F. Gillespie
Ray Steed
George Marian
Lloyd Brechensen
Glenn Smith
Robert Gordon
Mary Catherine
Carolyn Gillespie
Charne ‘Kirkpatrick
Lon Richardson
Frank Hoffman
Rath Steed
Preston Register
Greeley
Max Campbell
Jay Smith
W. P. Calder
Eldon
Earl Calder
DeSoto
R. W. Hall
Lillian
Rhoda Jackson
Léo Jackson
Sharon Dixon
Lawrence
John G. Richardson
L. L. Richardson
Fred Rousselo
Bill Cox
Cox
Provence Village
Kenneth Rush
Vinton Cramer
Edgerton
Charlie Lewis
Louisburg
Fred Lewis
Max Dodds Smith
Max Dodds, Jr
Jan
Billie
Emporia
Mr. Smith
J. W. Smith
Dankc King
Betty Frakes
Breithaupts
Carlson Asks Drought Aid From Peoria to Kansas
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas declares a serious drought in the state and telegrams Agriculture Secretary Benson asking for any possible aid. He cites counties Harvey and McPherson as notably lacking rain since April and urges serious consideration of what steps can be taken to help these ravaged areas.
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Peka W Sen
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Kansas
Agriculture
Benison
Carlson
Bennon
Harvey
McPherson
Nixon to Tour in Middle East and Africa
Vice President Richard Nixon will undertake a goodwill tour of the Middle East and several African countries later this year, likely in November. U.S. Savings Bonds are described as safe.
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Nixon
Middle East
Washington
Richard Nixon
Lightning Proverb Holds True Says Scientists
Scientists confirm the saying that hearing thunder or seeing lightning does not guarantee a strike. The study analyzes storm behavior and individual risk, noting that lightning can affect remote locations and that safety measures remain essential during severe weather.
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