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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1956

Page

9

Farm Page Highlights Local Club Meetings

The Herald reports on several farm clubs meeting around January and February. Silver-Met gathered at Mrs. K. 4. Mengerhausen, with lessons on Storage and new committees. Rock Creek-Met met with dessert, attendance prizes, and new project leaders. Beacon Light Met discussed storage and recreation. Fairmount unit opened with Storage focus, dues, and multiple committee appointments.

Orville McNish Rock Creek Clactnee Good Gerald Hamilton L. W. Seright George Stewart F. D. Fogle Ralph Sand J. E. Berry Ralph Pohl Good Berry Everett Higdon J. E. Thornton Beryl Ross William Boucck Ione Dragoo Vida Adams Bertha Bell Frances Guy Monroe Dunn Harold Beacon Light Crockett Robert Steele Lloyd Heidner Sesson Kenneth Bowman C. Eichenberger Bowman Eichenberger Robert Dister Earl Gilliland FE. Johnson W. Stevenson K. Nitcher Roy Reed Ira Reed Phil King Tom King Albert Hamm Carey Harold Crockett Fred Kissinger Russell Wray Fred Glanville Harold Stewart A. R. Machlan Harley Hume Neal Sayler Eldon Finch Emory Morgan Wiliam Rice Harold Bones A. J. Dawson Lloyd Daugherthy Frances Dunn C. QO. Riddle

Soil Conservation Service Aids Franklin County Farmers

Our soil strength 1956 opened with many requests for conservation work in Franklin County. Large terracing projects include Evan and Ray Lloyd east of Princeton C. C. Claridge east of Ottawa near Wellsville Beverly Daugharthy east of Ottawa and Bill Rice east of Ottawa. Early year also saw waterways shaped on Ed Seyler’s farm northeast of Ottawa and work underway on Charles Thorn’s Wellsville farm. Most requests target pasture clearing and SCS technicians approve the cleared areas.

Franklin County Evan Ray Lloyd Princeton C. C Ed Seyler Ottawa Charles Thorn Wellsville ASC Soil Conservation Service

Kefauver Campaigns in New England for Democratic Nod

Senate candidate Kefauver campaigns in Massachusetts meeting Boston Mayor John B Hynes. Hynes backed Kefauver in his 1952 bid, as the Tennessee Democrat presses his run for the Democratic presidential nomination with two speeches in the region.

Boston Sen Kefauver New England Tennessee Massachusetts John B.hynes Hynes

Sorghum yields vary little across eight varieties in Kansas test

In southeast Kansas Thayer field 1955 sorghum yields were tight across eight varieties. Plainsman led at 43.7 bushels per acre, kafir 44 14 followed with 41.9, Redbine third with 4d. bushels. Midland and Westland also posted strong yields while deep tillage studies show no clear yield or moisture benefits.

Thayer Kansas Plainsman Redbine Martin Redlaw Midland Land E. A Gene) Cleavinger Kansas State College Westland Allas Luther Willoughby Garden City Hays Colby Manhattan Willoughby United States

Clam and Celery Chowder In Quick Home Recipe

Shoppers savor a different canned soup idea with Clam and Celery Chowder. Ingredients include condensed cream of celery soup, minced sea clams with liquid, milk, cream, celery salt, and chopped greens. Heat gently until serving temperature. Makes 9 servings.

Local Club Meeting Covers Herring Talk And Health Tips

Sandra Herring spoke about fallow and soil moisture while outlining pin and cross chiseling methods. Betty Kirkland presented a sewing project plan, Jane Anderson discussed ear and eye health, and the group concluded with games after ad journing.

Mr. Herring Sandra Herring Betty Kirkland Jane Anderson

4 H Club News January Meeting Actions and Plans

At the January 4 H Club meeting an achievement party was held Janet Scott read a letter from the French IFYE delegate. Belva Averill announced a saxophone quartet and girls ensemble. Elizabeth Harris planned a dental health film for February. Old year pins return required for new. Loyd Brook spoke on a project talk Carol Ford demonstrated sewing on a button Bonnie Gould music appreciation Eugene Wingert parliamentary duties Norma Moldenhour safety talk Carol Ford demo voted best. Janet Scott spoke on Chicago trip. A style review by girls. attendees included Virginia Gorsage Carol Ford Karen Averill Bonnie Gould Janet Scott. After adjournment Bil O Conn or Mrs Sloan Jake Jacoby Mr Burns square danced.

Saaff Janet Scott IFYE Belva Averill Elizabeth Harris Loyd Brook Carol Ford Bonnie Gould Eugene Wingert Norma Moldenhour Charles Miller Chicago Virginia Gorsage Karen Averill Belva Averth Mary Dean Holle Donald Brown Bil O'Conner Mrs. Sloan Jake Jacoby Mr. Burns JOLLY Homewood School Betty Kirkland Bob Anderson Sandra Werring

Doctor Squire May Face Second Trial In Manslaughter Case

A hung jury ended the first degree manslaughter trial of Dr FB C Squire in Coffeyville over the death of Mrs Mary Midget Jast on April 1. The 34 year old divorcee allegedly died from peritonitis following an abortion. The State Medical Board revoked his license last June. Judge Warren B Grant ordered a second trial for the April session. Squire is free on a $15,000 bond.

Coffeyville FB. C. Squire Mary Midget Jast Squire State Medical Board Mars Warren B. Grant

Subscriptions and Renewals Noted for The Herald Regions

The Herald lists recent subscribers and renewals across multiple towns including Ottawa Ottawa Routes Harry Johnson R W Brown Mrs W B Peffly Mrs L D Howell Carl Reams Fred Powers Rado Mohr C L Burlingham Mrs George Sowers Walter Willis Mayfield Farm J W Alexander Wells ville Mrs Esther Todd Pete Wiseman Richmond Way ne Riley Henry Schrant Princeton Mrs J W Man speaker Lane Mrs J A Akin Rantoul James Winch Larry.

The Herald Ottawa Harry Johnson R. W. Brown W. B. Peffly L. D. Howell Carl Reams Fred Powers Rado Mohr C. 1 Burlingham George Sowers Walter Willis Mayfield Farm J. W. Alexander Wellsville Esther Todd Pete Wiseman Richmond Wayne Riley Henry Schrant Princeton J. W. Manspeaker Lane J. A. Akin Rantoul James Winch Larry

Local Names List of People by Towns and Couples

A fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals tied to towns such as Spratt, Williamsburg, Pomona, Overbrook, Greeley, and Waverly. It names pairs or groups including J. EB Spratt, Borland J. R. Stewart, Lafollette, Glen Adama, Neilson, Fogle, Milli ken, Snodgrass, Milliken, D. Jennings, Zimmer man, Hart, LaVern Giiges, Kaub, Raymond Chambers, G. C. Clark, Keith Barge, Hunt, Mildred Adkinson, Alma Harmon, Orin Byran, and Murphy Brothers among others.

Spratt J. EB Borland J. R. Stewart John Lafollette Glen Adama Williamsburg Claude Neilson A. B. Fogle Mary Milliken Pansy Snodgrass C. M. Milliken Pomona H. EB D. Jennings David Zimmerman Eugene Hart Baldwin LaVern Giiges Ernest Kaub Quenemo Raymond Chambers Overbrook G. C. Clark Paola Keith Barge A. D. Hunt Greeley Mildred Adkinson Melvern Alma Harmon Qsawatomle Orin Byran Caleb Burns Waverly Murphy Brothers Garnett Peter A. Lickteig

Publisher Convicted for Obscene Mailings in New York

A federal court jury convicted Samuel Roth, a year old publisher, of sending obscene literature through the mails. He faces up to five years in prison and a $8,000 fine. Judge John M. Cashin presided.

New York Samuel Roth Roth John M. Cashin

Roth sentencing tied to nine day trial over mailings

During a nine day trial Roth faced charges of mailing obscene articles and publications including wallet nude images to areas as far west as St. Louis Missouri. Assistant U.S. Attorney George Lefeure Jr. stated Roth appeared before a Senate juvenile delinquency hearing last May and claimed he grossed 270000 dollars yearly from his business.

Roth St. Louis U.S

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