Christmas favors for nurs ing homes in Ottawa meeting
It's Exciting And Valuable N E W S reports Lanah Cameron hosting a December 15 meeting for private nursing homes in Ottawa with dessert, business, and a resignation followed by a 1972 lesson and hostess dates. Eight members and a guest attended. The article also covers Franklin County 4 H model meetings in January and February with judges to pick a representative for Regional Club Day at Baker University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.E.W.S
Ottawa
Lanah Cameron
Ray Talbott
W. T. Dawson
Clarence Rea
Neil Satterlee
David R. Smith
Franklin County
Baker University
Baldwin
Committeemen Are Elected In ALCS County Meeting
ALCS county committeemen were elected recently. 0. M. Milliken named chairman and regular member for three years, Earl Gilliland vice chairman, Harold Van Horn regular member, Glen C. Neill first alternate, and Roland Bromert second alternate. Harmony Homes met Dec 9 at Richter Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Charles Fritts hosting. Mrs. Fritts read a thank you letter from Osawatomie State Hospital for the Christmas contribution. Members discussed safety and space needs, and several clubs planned January meetings and installations for 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALCS
M. Milliken
Earl Gilliland
Harold van Horn
Glen C. Neill
Roland Bromert
Harmony Homes
Richter Fellowship Hall
Charles Fritts
Fritts
Osawatomie State Hospital
Wilbur Humphrey
Ottawa
Roger Charlton
John Staadt
Lane
James Gregg
Dwayne Cleveland
Loyd Hills
Sally Willey
George Snow
Lane United Methodist Church
Russell Wray
L. E. Dunn
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Rock Creek
R. W. Tulloss
Verna Garrett
Norton
Albert Hashagen
F. M. Coons
Tequa
Bill Davison
Williamsburg
County Blood Bank
Farm Bureau
Alvin Arnold
J. E. Decker
George Teagarden
Arlis Loyd
Miss Loyd
Farm Bureau Association
Emma Lou Sullins
Jesus
Mary Black
Guy McIntosh
Maine
Aneyeynolds
EXALL
John Reynolds
S. Main
Kansas
TIMEX
Polaroid
Iradio
T.g.&y
Santa
ALL
G. E. Electric
Pine Toy ‘Box
Mirro
Jane Doll
Bizzie
Lizzie
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