Ottawa Area 4 H Club News Rotary Meeting Notes
Ottawa area 4 H club report details January 7 at Princeton City Hall. Funds from a rummage sale totaled 24.50. new members Connie Hase Bonnie Hase Steve Dunbar Denny Dunbar joined. prospective member Marilyn Wasmund introduced. February meeting is parents night. March of Dimes donation of 2 50 approved. Program topics included Christmas card records, demonstrations on cookies and cattle grubs, and music by Judy Schmitt. National 4 H week activities were noted along with refreshments served by Hase and Hess families.
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Rainbow
Princeton
Delores Brockus
Judy Schmitt
Connie
Bonnie Hase
Steve
Denny Dunbar
Ceci Vining
Raymond Houston
S.'of Dimes
Oak- Howard Smith
Evan
John Howell
Pat Brunet
Ellsworth Burnett
Ally Kiefer
Wayne John
Tlenc'hent
Nancy Houston
Syllerer
Rex Gilliland
Wynnette Park
Vester Hess
Melvin Zeck
Ilene Hase
Webb Pierce
Albert Crawford
Judy Milton
Pally Kiefer
Keith Gilliland
Wyn- Hase
Hess
Jenette Parker
Jack
Helen
State Costs To Exceed Income In 1957 Budget Gap
Kansas legislators hear that sales tax and general fund expenditures may exceed income by more than 14 million dollars in fiscal 1957 without new revenue. Revenue study consultant Paul Malone warns of thinning balances and notes the deficit could reach 20 million if current trends persist. He cites a $32.6 million balance last July and a projected $25.1 million by next June 30, with 103.1 million proposed expenditures under existing laws.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Paul Malone
Legislative Council
Malone
House
Senate
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Durocher Leaves NBC Comedy Hour Role
Former baseball manager Leo Durocher is out as master of ceremonies for NBC Comedy Hour. A network spokesman said Durocher is busy with other commitments and will be unavailable for the show.
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Hollywood U
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Jayhawk club meeting notes and future plans
Eight visitors attended the Jayhawk gathering as 17 members two leaders and five guests were present. A letter from former leader Bob Jones in the army was read. Eula May Cartmill announced practice at Mr Williams home for festival numbers. Program included Pat Williams Tea For Two Jim Lancaster beef cattle Becky Lawrance music I Love To Tell The Story Merle Eversmeyer parliamentary Jack Stewart magic tricks Dick Jameson 4 H agent. Eversmeyers served refreshments after the January 12 meeting. Ten Jayhawk members met January 17 at Mrs Williams home to practice festival numbers with five parents and two leaders present. SLOVERLEAF held its January 11 meeting at Sand Creek school with New Years Resolution as roll call. Plans for spring festival. program parents night included Kenneth Corbett project talk an instrumental duet Oliver and Butch Klingler and Mrs Wilma Stoffer on books Fred Wood on meeting conduct Dick Jameson facts. Mrs Frances Klink led games. refreshments by Mrs George Graves and Mrs Jay Phillips. Twenty members and 16 parents attended. Next meeting will be February 0.
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Jayhawk
Bob Jones
Eula May Cartmill
Mr. Williams
Pat Williams
Jim Lancaster
Becky Lawrance
Merle Eversmeyer
Jack Stewart
Dick Jameson
Eversmeyers
Jayhawk Club
Williams
Sloverleaf
Sand Creek School
Kenneth Corbett
Oliver
Butch Klingler
Wilma Stoffer
Fred Wood
Frances Klink
George Graves
Jay Phillips
80 New Plants Open In Kansas
Kansas recorded its largest new plant manufacturing gain in eight years in 1955 when 80 plants began operating in the state. John B. Sutherland, director of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission, said the real gain was the large volume of plant expansions started or announced by existing industries. Forty-seven communities in 37 counties shared in expansions last year, with towns under 10,000 population gaining 40 percent of the new industries.
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Topeka
Kansas
John B. Sutherland
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Sutherland
Oil Worker Killed In Tank Explosion Near Council Grove
Raymond Selby a 19 year old oil worker employed by an oil testing service was killed last night when two oil tanks exploded on the Lucy B. Kieffer base near Council Grove Kansas. Selby was atop one tank as it blew up and his body was hurled 180 feet. Another tank flew 150 feet and a third 900 feet. About 500 barrels of oil burned as two tanks caught fire.
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Council Grove
Kas
T Raymond Selby
Selby
Lucy B
El Dorado Kiwanis to Sell Trees for Drought Losses
El Dorado Kiwanis Club launches a community tree project to replace drought losses. Trees will be available for planting late March, as about a third of El Dorado’s trees have perished over the past three years.
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EL Dorado, Kas
el Dorado Kiwanis Club
Dinner Party Planning Advice From a Chef
A chef advises on managing a dinner party by sticking to a fixed number of shows, serving six guests, preparing some sauces ahead, and avoiding elaborate dishes. He suggests not attempting more than three items that must be made at the last minute and keeping the event intimate with limited guests.
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