5 22 Cent TB Tests In County In Kansas Franklin County
Jeannine Grubbs of the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association reports 5 227 tests given in Franklin County schools with 92.9 percent student participation and 80.8 percent staff participation. Outsiders tested totaled 782 with 130 positive reactors including 34 students 31 staff and 65 outsiders. Fourteen schools failed to qualify for a certificate while 17 will receive Class A and 3 Class B awards. Class A requires 95 percent student and 100 percent staff participation. Class B requires 85 to 95 percent students and 100 percent staff participation. Contacts of positives were skin tested and most were X-rayed. some have not and should do so now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannine Grubbs
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Franklin County
Wellsville families face illness and holiday travel
Wellsville items report scarlet fever affecting four Thomas children with Robert seven Clarice five Donnie four and Gerald three all recovering. Other notes include Mrs Louise Burrell entering Ransom Memorial Hospital January 2 for tumor removal surgery and local gatherings at Crescent Club Kiwanis and Wellsville Baptist Church with visits from relatives in Fond du Lac Lakewood and Wichita December events and Christmas celebrations across households.
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Richard Thomas
Robert
Clarice
Donnie
Gerald
Louise Burrell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
John
Fond du Lac
Wisc
Wellsville
Wellsville Baptist Church
Cramer
Census data shows Kansas housing equipment by device counts
The Census Bureau estimates for Kansas show 542,723 housing units with one TV, 37,771 with two or more, 92,375 with none. Auto ownership: 406,652 with one car, 159,253 with two, 20,391 with three plus, 86,575 with none. Radio availability, telephones, air conditioning, washing machines, freezers, and heating systems are detailed with multiple category counts.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kansas
Visitors from Independence Missouri
Mr and Mrs Earlston Sieg and Darrell were guests of Mr and Mrs Harland Sieg and their children in Independence Missouri, sharing time with the hosts and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barnhisel
Thomas Martin
Martins
M. L. Averill’s
Lucky Schellack
Springfield
L. A. Schellack
Baldwin
Mrs. Averill
Averill
Karen Averill
Merle Todd
Ralph
Gdle
Independence
Clarence Settles
Prairie Village
Cole
Settles
Mr. Averill
Elmer Sieg
Karlos Sieg
Greg
Dwain Jenista
Lawrence
Ray Sieg
Olathe
Olevia Sieg
Ottawa
Dale Sieg
Kingman
Russell Lambert
David Sieg
Wellsville
Earlston Sieg
Darrell
Mrs. Earlston Sieg
Ahk
Mrs
Harland Sieg
Moment Of Truth Among The Peas And Black Eyed Beans
A nostalgic reminiscence on black eyed peas as New Year charms and a farmer’s childhood memory. The writer recalls family chores planting cowpeas, tradition, and lessons learned while Peas and farm life intertwine with luck and honesty.
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The
van Cleave
Stand of peas grows from stump in cleared field
The narrator recalls planting peas in a stump hole and discovering a thriving stand two weeks later during a walk with his father. The scene contrasts action with words as the father’s quiet decisive gesture alongside a persimmon sprout makes a lasting impression. Nearby, listed names include Mrs. James S. Pritchard and others connected to local education and water resources boards.
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James S. Pritchard
Topeka
Shawnee County
Arlene L. Beall
Clay Center
State Board of Education
Chris C. Green
Courtland
State Water Resources Board
Salina Editor Reappointed to State Board of Regents
Gov. John Anderson announced the reappointment of Whitley Austin, Salina editor, to the State Board of Regents. He also named Henry A. Bubb of Topeka to the board, replacing Russell R. Rust, with other appointments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Whitley Austin
Salina
State Board of Regents
Anderson
Henry A. Bubb
Russell R. Rust
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Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Crescent Club
Norman Shannon
Kiwanis
Herman Hall
Wadsworth V. A. Hospital
Leavenworth
Fellowship Hall
Bob Cramer
Franklin Brown
Sam D. Lawson
Douglas Ray
Lakewood
N. J
Ray Brecheisen
Lawson
Dorothy Brecheisen
Ernest Moore
Wichita
Lawrence Lybarger
Ernest Moores
Robert McIintires
Edgerton
John Burrell
Cheney
Dean Berlin
Ueuniu
LS Ene BS
Jan Reiner
P.O
New Port Richey
Fla
A.I. van Cleave
Hughes Auto Parts
S. Main
Best
Peoples National
J. W. Huderson
John P. Harris
Wm. Wallace E. Lister
F. M. Harris
E. 8S. Harris
A. L. Cook
S. F. Harris
F. F. Fockele
J. G. Spears
Bert Anderson
B. D. Bennett
Barbara Boyer
C. P. Burrows Howard J. Doyen
W. B. DeVilbiss
Delores Dyer
J. W. Dickerson
Gwen Harder
Dorothy Hayes
Margaret S. Hudelson
Maxine Lichtenberger
George E. Lister
Judith Middlebusher
Ruth Mock
W. G. Ransom
Alma Schweitzer
Kay Vogler
Chris Wilson
Robert B. Anderson
Bennett Creamery Co
Ransom Bennett, Jr
Lee B
W.B. DeVilbiss
Milo M. Hewitt
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Margaret S. Huderson
Thomas F. Porter
Porter-Spears
Ins
William W. Wallace
Ottawa Wholesale Grocery
the Friendly Bank
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