Clover Leaf Programs And 4-H News From Farm Page
Clover Leaf reports at Sand Creek school on December 12 samples plans for spring cleaning, new member Dick Allington, and Spring Festival setup with Mrs Keim in charge of music and square dancing. Also Rainbow and Willing Workers 4-H parties, and a Princeton Jolly Workers gathering. Then a Topeka note urges testing seed and soil samples, detailing State Seed Laboratory policies, soil testing guidance, and solar social security advice for farmers under Schedule F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Creek School
Dick Allington
Keim
Hayden
Stoffer
Carol Stoffer
Susie Wood
Sharon Whirley
Tex Klink
Klinglers
Rainbow
Martin School
Princeton Jolly Workers
Princeton
Willing Workers 4-H. Club
Spring Creek
Ivan Hunzicker
Water truck overturns. driver killed near Severin
A water truck overturned on a road southwest of Seversin yesterday, killing the driver Sam V Schroeder 26 of Hays. His 4 year old son, a passenger, was not believed seriously injured. Sweden reports virtually no domestic coal or oil resources says Commerce Minister Gunnar Lange.
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Hays
Severin’ S
Sam V. Schroeder
Schroeder
Sweden
Gunnar Lange
Lane U Christmas meeting hosts and gifts for veterans
Mrs William Robins on hostess led Lane H D U Christmas gathering at church annex December 19 with 15 members. Tables lit by candles and evergreen held favors of English walnut boxes concealing earrings. After meals cookies were packed for Winter Veterans Hospital and gifts for Osawatomie State Hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
William Robinson
Lane H.D. U
Winter Veterans Hospital
Osawatomie State Hospital
Princeton
Joe McAuliffe
Ralph Hobbs
Printed Pattern 4667 Children Sizes 2 to 10
Advertises Printed Pattern 4667 for children's sizes with a jumper and blouse. Details yardage for size 6 and blouse, directions on each tissue, price thirty five cents plus five cents mailing, instructs sending name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
1957 lessons and hostesses for the year
Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chester Coats and Mrs. James Welch to 16 members and guests, including Mrs. Edd, Dushuan ack, who will be a new member next year, Mrs. Robert Knight of Centerville, and Mrs. Donald Os wald of New Jersey. The next meeting will be guests day at City Hall in January 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Coats
James Welch
Edd, Dushuanack
Robert Knight
Centerville
Donald Oswald
New Jersey
City Hall
Wet And Chilly In New England
Wet and chilly conditions prevailed across northern areas from the Midwest to New England as cold air poured south. Snow flurries occurred in the northern Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley while teens to 20s temperatures persisted. Rain and snow mixed from the central to northern Mississippi Valley into the midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
New England
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Want Seats On Ag Committee
WASHINGTON (7?-At least no new Democratic members of the House Want assignments to the Agriculture Committee, but there are no Democratic vacancies on it. The two are J. Floyd Breeding (D-Ras) and Terry McGovern (D SC). Breeding won the House seat relinquished by Clifford Hope, ranking Republican on the committee, McGovern defeated Harold 0 Lovre (R-SD), a member of the committee for several years. Since there are no Democratic vacancies, it seems doubtful that either will be assigned to the committee, unless some of the present members shift to other committees. Both Kansas and South Dakota are big farm states and members from these states would be welcome on the committee. Several Republicans also are after places on the committee, there being some Republican vacancies. Those seeking this committee include Weaver of Nebraska, Avery of Kansas and Gross of Iowa. Wint Smith of Kansas also may be interested. Since Hope has left Congress and Kansas has no representative on the Agriculture Committee, Avery of Smith might have the best chance. Weaver and Gross come from strong farm states which already are represented, Harrison of Nebraska and Hoeven of Iowa are present Republican members. While there are seldom two members from the same state on a committee there are exceptions. Committee assignments will be made soon after Congress convenes Jan. 3. A small turkey may be stuffed and roasted on a rotisserie (electric). Some cooks like to use moderate heat for the first third of the roasting time, high heat for the next third, and moderate heat again until the third is done.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Committee
J. Floyd Breeding
D-Ras
Terry McGovern
DSC
Breeding
Clifford Hope
McGovern
Harold 0. Lovre
R-Sd
Kansas
South Dakota
Weaver
Nebraska
Avery
Gross
Iowa
Wint Smith
Hope
Congress
Smith
Harrison
Hoeven
Non-Farm Work Steady in Kansas Amid Manufacturing Rise
Kansas nonfarm employment remained stable from mid October to mid November at 554,300, little changed from prior months and about 1,500 above the November 1955 level. Factory jobs rose 3,600 to 126,800 mainly from aircraft manufacturing, while nonmanufacturing employment stood at 427,500, slightly below October.
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Topekap
Kansas
Kansas Department of Labor Employment Security Division
Briles Area Christmas Program Draws Santa Visit
The Briles community held a Friday schoolhouse gathering with a Christmas program by Mrs. Ralph Coltrane and pupils. Santa distributed gifts and treats as about 40 attendees enjoyed cookies, pop, and coffee hosted by the McClay and Sink couples. Ronald Ball, son of J. W. Ball, graduated from a cleaning and pressing school in Oklahoma the previous Thursday. New Hope Baptist Church held a Sunday night Christmas program directed by Mrs. Floyd Stoffer with participating children. Mr and Mrs G W Gould hosted Christmas guests Sunday: Roger Gould Bonnie and Karl Johnson.
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Briles
Ralph Coltrane
Santa Claus
Richard McClay
Claude Sink
Ronald Ball
J. W. Ball
Oklahoma
New Hope Baptist Church
Floyd Stoffer
G. W. Gould
Roger Gould
Bonnie
Karl Johnson
Families Gather for Holidays in Pomona and Nearby Areas
Duane Anderson returns on leave from the army to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson. Nelson Briles spends Christmas with aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barnett in Osawatomi. Mrs. Blanche Dunn of Riverside, California, visits her mother Mrs. Zora Batdorf and other relatives. Arlie McMahon also home on army leave to spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McMahon near Prescottville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Cecil Clark
Oklahoma City
Duane Anderson
Wayne Anderson
Nelson Briles
Ben Barnett
Osawatomie
Ray Bussell
Overland Park
Blanche Dunn
Riverside
Calif
Zora Batdorf
Ralph Batdorf
Beth
I. L. DeGarmo
Richmond
John Neis
Heads Checker Group Wichita Elects Leaders at Kansas Event
Jim Widring of Be Init was elected president as the Kansas State Checker Association opened a three day tournament in Wichita. Fred Thies of Great Bend was chosen vice president and Russell Heidrick of Beloit was elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jim Widring
Be Init
Kansas State Checker Assa
Fred Thies
Great Bend
Russell Heidrick
Beloit
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald's Farm Page
Club News
Y Lmnes
John L. Monaghan
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
State
West Sixth
Franklin County
Ottawa
John Coolidge
Kansas State College
Coolidge
Indiana Dairy Herd Improvement Association
University of Illinois
Peoples
Ayetball
Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
Doane Agricultural Service Anc
ST. Lois
HDU News
The
Associated Press
Overbrook
Globe
Mar
American Saddle Horse Association
John Deere
A. E. Mesenhimer
Claude Meyers
Paul Durbin
Briles Area
George Gould
J. H. Beehler
Wood
Beehler
Don Collins
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
S. Maple
Dean Berlin
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
Bennett Bldg
Pho
A. G. Madison, O.D
S. Main
Rodney McClay, O.D
D. L. Young
R. C. Capron
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M. D
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Louis N. Speer
James E. Wallen
Obstetrics and General Medicine
Colon
H. N
Zellner Bldg
Malcolm A. Jones
Kas
David G. Laury, M
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
S. Malin
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts, M.D
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Joe W. Selby
W. S. Conger
S. Hickory
Insemination Tech
Cohnvestors Diversified Services, Inc
Hazen L. Richardson
Ottawa, Kansas
Harold Peffly
D.V.M
R. A. Bruce
Res
Main-Bell Drug Store
N. Main
Roy Taylor, JR
American Breeders’ Service
Chiropractors
Hugh Campbell
Paul S. Hughes
8. M. Brockway
Bennett
Don L. McKelvey
Merchants Finance Corp., Inc
Jack Keller
Briscoe
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