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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

08 Jul 1960

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1960

Page

4

Richmond area social notes include births and visits

Mr and Mrs John Eisele Denver Colo announce a son born June 18 named John Payon. Numerous relatives and friends visit, host, or attends events across Richmond and nearby towns, including church celebrations, recitals, and family gatherings. Guests travel from Kansas City Overland Park Wichita Bartlesville and Denver for museum, surgery, or holiday visits.

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John Eisele Denver Colo John Payon Jain Frank Sheares Lincoln Neb Carl Shinkles River Amos Lyon W. J. Collins Clyde Carnahans Kansas City Bowman Collins Jerry Jacksons Jerry Mildfelt Richmond Methodist Community Church Melvin Phillips Mike Mildfelt Linda Froggatee Cathy Brockus Donna Mersham Janice Wagner Mary Kathy Purvis Pat Atkinson Kaby Overland Park Lambert Byres Jim Ellis David Wichita Charles Edwards Charlie Duncan Lewisburg Don Godfrey Donald Rockers Minneapolis Minn Fred Rockers Vera Rocker Denver John Yerkes Prairie Village Ralph Vernon Morfords Ed Morford Howard Payne Dumas Tex Reid Freese Leon Noel Freese Elmer Poss Homer John Poss Mark Garnett Don Poss Louis Monroe Olen Huffmans Lone Elm Harry Paddocks Kinead Sylvia Huffman Wayne Holdermans Parker Harold Kruse Garden City Fred J. Picketts Arthur Peugh K. U. Medical Center Peugh Chris Pickert John Folz Mary Edna Frank Christopher Bartlesville Okla Russell Bailey Lawrence Marvin Pickett Salina Claron Picketts Frankie Vodopest Kansas City Veterans Hospital Raymond Mersmans Council Bluffs Iowa Vernon Picketts Gardner Charles Miller Leah Jean Mission Patty Burns Pittsburg al Pickett Leof Hayes Amy Dudley Shaw Tucumari N. Mex Sanford Shaw James Webbs Liberty Joe Wittmans John Bewely St. Louis J. R. Smithheislar Jim. Kent Topeka Ralph Beasleys Protus Kepple Watsonville Calif Ole Pedersons Tony Geraldine Bowley Hulbert Peines Myron Rogers Holton Carrie Wittman Jess Battersby Osawatomie Marie Shelton Richard Barber Duane Pedros Joe Owen Turlock Ann Patrick Honn George Horn Sarah Corsage Roy Wilson Merritt McDonalds Conrad Hermreck Marlyn C. R. Moberly Harper Lyon Wayne Moberlys Hayes Johnsons George Johnsons Delores Hayes Delores Mason Debbie Dewey Kenneth Bowmans Joe Bowman Gordon-Hale George M. Dietrichs Frank Gerhold George C. Dietrichs Gerald Wards Preston Ross Spencers David Monihan Shawnee Dessie ‘Fanning Waverly Phil Fannings Clifford McDaniel Enid Wayne
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Summer farming tips for lambs cattle health and pasture care

Summer clipping can boost lamb gains by 159 percent to 20 percent faster and reduce feed use while wool returns offset discounts. Shorn lambs stay cooler and may be marketed in 70 to 80 days. longer feeding reduces discounts. Maintain grass legume pastures by clipping and proper grazing to prevent legume die off. Control cattle grubs with Co-Ral spray for up to 96 percent control and potential $2 per cwt premium. apply 0.5 percent solution with 25 percent wettable powder between now and fall. For dairy cattle use rotenone spray with seven pounds of 5 percent rotenone dust per 100 gallons water, refrain from treatment within 60 days of slaughter.

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Rambling Ranchers CLOs 4-H Club Meeting Highlights

The Rambling Ranchers and Clover Leaf groups met at the Armory and Mrs. Lee Peterson hosted. Sally Yates led the afternoon as topics covered sewing, patching, demos on Raspberry Cooler, and club reports from John and Patti Brockway about Younger Camp. POTTAWATOMIE VALLEY raised $28 from a Lane bake sale to fund meeting improvements.

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Rambling Ranch Sally Lee Pe- Yates Syli Peterson Ma Smith Patti Smith Anthea Yale Se Clover Leaf Carol Stoffer Grand Duke of York Sharon Whirley John Brockway Judy Lantis Bobby Hayden Morris Pennant Rodney Brown Pattie Smith Connie Johnson Sarah Pottawatomie Valley Lane
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Local club potluck and lessons in Richmond and Loyal Neighbors

HDU News reports a noon potluck at Mrs Alma Bastins home followed by a meeting with Mrs Snyder presiding. Alma Bastin taught Weight Nutrition and Health. Loyal Neighbors met at Mrs Donald Higdons home with Mrs Max Randel presiding. The group agreed to enter a float in Jayhawker Days on July 19 and discussed a cancer crusade and expanding disease awareness. The Extension Organization lesson was presented by home economics advisor Mrs Max Randel.

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Alma Bastin Donald Higdon Max Randel
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Greenhouses to Turn to Plastics at Kansas State

Kansas State University horticulturists expect plastics to replace glass in greenhouses in the Midwest. A new greenhouse donated by Butler and a $1,000 grant will fund fall studies. Director William Carpenter says it will be ready by September with corrugated plastic panels to test color effects on flowers, plants, and insect life across colors from clear to blue.

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Kansas State University Ateast Midwest Kansas City Butler William Carpenter Carpenter
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Plastic greenhouses vs glass built by K State horticulturists

Kansas State horticulturists compare plastic and glass greenhouse coverings noting plastics cost 50 percent more per square foot but are lighter easier to ship and pack, stronger to resist hail and able to bear a person’s weight, and they retain heat better than glass.

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Sterling College Dean To Attend Conference

Sterling College Dean Kenneth Smith has been chosen among 18 college and university deans to attend an intellectual life conference sponsored by the Association of American Colleges. The meeting runs July 18 to 27 at Pugwash Nova Scotia on Cyrus Eaton estate with attendees arriving via private plane from New York.

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Cyrus Eaton New York Nova Scotia
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