Franklin County Farm Bureau News Update on meetings and leaders
The Franklin County Farm Bureau reports on a series of public meetings about the right to work, a district policy jaunt to Oskaloosa, a commodity meeting set for January 18, and a township Farm Bureau women’s luncheon planned for February. It notes efforts to secure speakers, committee roles, and a possible move to own office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Carpenters’ Union
John
Raymond Wagner
Harold Staadt
W. G. Ransom
Bill *Ransom
Franklin Country
Oskaloosa
Imeeile
H. d. Swingert
Wellsville
Willard Shoemaker
Pomona
John ‘Allen
Ottawa
Raymond ‘Wagner
Richmond
W. G. Ran
Jim Driver
Roy Swank
Kurt Weigand
Moriewood
George R. Belt
Lane
Kenneth Bowman
Farm Bureau
Harold Wingert
Farm Bureau Women
New York
Clarence Keith
National Institute
Urbana
Franklin County Farm Bureau Association
Russell Wray
Jim Burrow
Paola
4 H Club News and Party Details From January
The meeting featured talks on music and health, a Christmas exchange, and plans for a spring festival at Wellsville. Officers and chairmen were named for a play, folk game, and instrumental ensemble. Members attended WIBW on January 17 and a health talk and demonstrations followed. The week of activities included a wolf drive committee and a second meeting set for February 5 at Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Larry Averill
Roberta Barnett
Ann Crawford
Coughenour
James Pool
WIBW
Larry Chanay
Donna Werntz
Ronald Miller
Harvley Broers
Charles Miller
Wellsvilla Eehnabanca
Berea Boosters
Amherst Milleman
Kenny New
Joe Peine
Terry Cox
David Perkins
Lyle Roeckers
Johnnie Milleman
Barbara Bump
Cara! New
Korn Payne
Mill
Jeman
Hazen
Ransom
Dick Jameson
Meet-Morial Hospital
Squires
Taning
Judy
Richard Berger
Mrs. Cunningham
Kenny Newis
Patsy Milliman
Beverly Cox
Loretta Roeckers
Kersley
Carollers
Barbara Payne
Fred Kissinger
Coleen Beebe
Maralin Miller
Margarete Hood
Naomi Coffman
Peggy Martin
Orlin Milliken
Sandra Schwinn
Maurine Neal
Claudine Warbrilton
Farming Project By 4-H Club Yields Profit in Year
The Far and Near 4-H club of Williamsburg completed a farming project on a 30 acre field. Dwayne Dickinson proposed the idea and tracked labor wages while 490 bushels were harvested. After expenses the club cleared 229 dollars with the balance deposited for club credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Williamsburg
Dwayne Dickinson
Bill Ransom
Dwayne
Doyle Reichard
Arthur Johnson
Mike Sowers
Harold Bethell
Marin Dickinson
Wayne Reichard
Ransom
Kansas State College
Subscriptions and Renewals List by The Herald
The Herald reports new and renewing subscribers including Ottawa with George Kyle Rado Mohr Ezra Broven Floyd Kaub Clyde Bland Fred Lawrance Flora Crist H M Wood and J W Lewis Rantoul Dennis Harkins and Mrs J E Borland Lane Henry Hahn and N E Coffey Richmond Roy Patterson E S Maxey Chester Wagner Dick Fox and Er win Gretencord Pomona George Denker and M W Houston Wells ville Russell Caruthers and Ar 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Ottawa
George Kyle
Rado Mohr
Ezra Broven
Floyd Kaub
Clyde Bland
Fred Lawrance
Flora Crist
H. M. Wood
J. W. Lewis
Rantoul
Dennis Harkins
J. E. Borland
Lane
Henry Hahn
N. E. Coffey
Richmond
Roy Patterson
E. S. Maxey
Chester Wagner
Dick Fox
Erwin Gretencord
Pomona
George ‘Denker
M. W. Houston
Wells
Yille — Russell Caruthers
Albright's Sewing Machine Service Ad
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necchi
Elna
Albright’s
World’s largest place of worship named by National Geographic
The National Geographic Society states St. Peter's in Rome, Homewood, Clark, Michigan Valley H Whitlatch Seyler Williamsburg Herbert Johnson Princeton G H Barnes Frank Heckman Overbrook G C St Peter's in Rome are referenced as major locations and people in a fragmented list. The note claims St. Peter's in Rome is the world's largest place of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Seyler
Williamsburg
Herbert Johnson
Princeton
G. H. Barnes
Frank Heckman
Homewood
Roscoe Smith
Quenemo
Raymond Chambers
Oliver Couch
Everett Walker
M. C. Mooney
T. A. Fleck
Overbrook
G. C. St. Peter's
Rome
National Geographic Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald’s Farm Page
Franklin County Farm Bureau News
Clarence E. Keith
Som
Route 2
Co-op
Leo Miller
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Leo
Charles B. Shuman
Shuman
Allen Kline
Illinois Agricultural Association
Angus Cable
USDA
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fare Bureau Mutual
Farm Bureau Mutual Ins. Co
Leo C. Miller
Christmas Club
Res. Hill
Ed Hosler
F.d.lc
Rainbow
Martin School
Lloyd Carr
Earl Schmitt
Dale Hird
Ralph Haney
Elliott
Robert Houston
Sudan
Delores Jean Brockus
Sylvester Hess
George Btenner
Brockus
Brenner
Garnett
Wayne
Gonis
David-O
Selznick
Tauy Theatre
Feofile
Wortilzer Pianos
Theis of
Wing Elher Aumie
Saunders
Weccel
Kansas
Clark
Michigan Valley
Whitlatch
Co-Op Assn
Franklin County
Artificial Breeders Association
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Ran Pallinn
Vuht Guteets Ph
N. Main
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund
D.D
Optometrist
A. G. Madison, D.D
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Olin G. Wollen, D
Bennett
Rodney McClay
Chiropractors
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Hugh Campbell
St. Main St
Frank A. Trump
Paul S. Hughes
Selective Fund, Inc
Syndicate OF America, Inc, Rugh Statu i
National
Yet Herager
S. M. Brockway
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Hazen. L. Richardson
S. Main
Louis N. Spier
Loh W. Fourth St
Masonic
Myron S
Jack” Steere
James EF. Wallen, M
Obstetrics and General Medicine
W. Third St
D. L. Young
State Bank Bldg. Pho
Basil W. Kelsey
First National Bank
R. C. Capron
E. Third St
R. A. Golleer, M.D
Surgery
General Medicine
Fieming Bros
Sylva Lofgreen
Victor Iofgreen
Physicians and Surgeona
Roberts
Surgery — Medicine Office
P. RK. Young
Zullner Building
G. Laury
Joe W. Selby
General Veterinary
Mile
W. L. Conger
Hickory
Don Collins
Briscoe Drug Store
H. N
Veterinary Service
Harold Pepely
D.V.M
R. A. Bruce
Mann-Bell Drug Store
John IF
Hudelson
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