Farm Club Meeting Notes August 10
The Herald's Farm Page records WYCOFF meeting with Mrs. R N Harris on August 10. Dessert served to guests including Mrs Frank New Mrs Rollie New Sharon and Lloyd McClure. Members listed and reports on council meeting and school children savings plan. Etiquette lesson by Mrs Farris. Next meeting September 14 with Mrs Farris. Modernettes meeting August 16 with Mrs Lawrence Olt. New member Mrs Marvin Baldwin attended. Refreshments by Mrs Ott and Mrs Honeycutt. Next meeting September 13 with Mrs Dwight Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Lawrence Olt
Dwight Haworth
Haworth
Marvin Baldwin
Wilbur Henry
Joyce Schwell- Harvey Martin
Sidney Barber
Izer
Twila Hall
Donna
Johnny Robert Honeycutt
Carl Wittman
Davis
Robert Williamson
J. J. Rice
A. R. Peterson
Jack Hadley
Ott
Honeycutt
4-H Club News and August Meetings Wave of Activities
4-H club notes report August meetings at Mt. Olivet Annex with Mrs. Jack Davis hosting. Enrollment of Don Hall. etiquette lesson by Mrs. Davis. general quiz led by Mrs. Troy Herring. Advisory committee report read. scholarships discussed. refreshments for C W Martin and George Stankard. Rainbow group toured farms August 14 visiting Warren Bruner, George Brenner, Dale Whiteford, Stanely and Marie, Smiths, and Jimmy. Elm Leaf reports August 9 at Elm Grove with Steve Herrington new member. roller skating party planned. fair booth work date set. Emmai Channon music, Eloise McFadden project talk on fonds. Charles Hoopes demonstration. refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Jack Davis
Scholarship House
Davis
Troy Herring
Don Hall
C. W. Martin
George Stankard
Rainbow
Eld
Martin School
Warren Bruner
Houstons
Robert
Nancy
George
Brenner
Hirds
Stanley
Marie
Dale Whiteford
Smiths
Jimmy
ELM Leaf
Elm Grove
Steve
Herrington
Our Fair Booth
Emmai Channon
Eloise McFadden
Fonds
Charles Hoopes
FULL O'PEP MEETING AT PEORIA SCHOOL HOUSE
Maxwells served fourteen members and nine visitors while two leaders attended. Jackie Devare led the meeting with eighteen in roll call. Cheryl Paylor spoke on her Cooking project and Theo Tucker spoke on Music Appreciation. Frank Morgan presented a farm talk and won Farmer's Problem. Wanda Good Kathy Devore and Cheryl Devore sang for Jackie Devore's surprise number. Refreshments were by Mrs Wickman and Mrs Tucker. September will be Achievement meeting at Marjorie and Carolyn Stewart's home. Junior Judgers met July 20 at Oakland School with Cleta Wolf and Kay Lederer guiding. Picnic planned for August 7 in Forest Park with many attendees listed. A curry flavored white sauce and a mushroom sauce recipe concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwells
Kathy Devore
Charles Finch
Cleta ‘Wolf
Kay Lederer
Helen Lederer
Forest Park
Kansas wheat variety cuts and barberry eradication effort
Farmers discuss docked varieties including Early Pawnee and Red Chief amid concerns about milling quality. Kansas joins 19 states in eradicating barberry to curb rust, with KS College horticulturists and USDA aid. field day showcases tomatoes, sweet corn, melons, and shipping varieties.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Kansas Entomological Commission
Roy Freeland
Topeka
Kansas State College
U.S.D.A
Agricultural Research Service
J. K. Greig
8. M. Pady
Kansas Late College
W. G. Amstein
K-State
K.S.A.C
Strawberry variety tests yield highest Pocahontas crop
In first crop trials Pocahontas produced 13788 quarts, topping Dixieland at 8999 quarts. Second crop yields show Plentiful over 13000 quarts per acre and Vermillion above 10000 quarts. Then a kitchen note suggests browns and serves with tomato juice and ideas for tea cakes and cupcakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Dixieland
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the Herald’s Farm Page
HDU News
Natio
Tully
Weidmann
Tire & Battery Service
Ottawa
Marilyn Monroe
Tom Ewell
Plaza Theatre
Massey- Harris
Lanar
Mafella Maccey
Harrie
W. Wilson
Dr. Hess
Br. Bess
Briscoe Drug Store
S. Main
Brown
Texas Giant
Blacklee
Charleston
Sowers
Waverly
Westphalia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Earl Hetrick & Son
Ratliff, George & Ratliff
Bud Thompson
USA
Special
Michigan State College
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
S. Walnut
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