Elm Grove Homemakers Meeting Recap and Local Notes
Reports and lessons on Use of the Food Dollar dominated Elm Grove and area Homemakers gatherings. Mrs Ruth Hoopes and Mrs Ella Cain led Food Dollar sessions, with six members and a visitor at Elm Grove, and broader notes from Pomona Bethel Land Creek Good Neighbors Rock Creek Ranton Lane units. Members planned August meetings and community service, including lunch at a Corbett farm sale and Cedar House projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Glen Lancaster
Pomona
Maxine. Criqui
Ella Cain
Bethel
G. C. Clark
M. E. Forth
J. B. Price
Overbrook
Land Creek
Louis Dale
Liberty Community Club
Corbett
George Graves
Tom O'Dea
Albert Baldwin
Goff
A.C.W.W
Scotland
Charles Hunzicker
Forest Park
Rock Creek
Guy Monroe
J. E. Berry
Home Economics Advisory Committee
C. L Good
LANE
Lane Church
Cedar House
William Owens
Kyle LaFollette
W. C. Henderson
Social and Family Notices from Pomona Area
A compact list of local visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. C D Luman moved to the Tarl Hart property on West 4th. Grace Hoopes and her daughter joined Miss Fannia Kraus visitors. The Rebekah Lodge met with 15 present. pin presented to Mrs. Minnie Rea. Various relatives hosted dinners and visits in Pomona area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Luman
Spencer, Okla
Tarl Hart
West 4Th
Grace Hoopes
Kansas City
B. H. Sel Jers
Warren Sellens
Audrey Glenn
Sedan
D. W. Blackwell
Rebekah
Minnie Rea
Noble Grand
Clara Green
Shirley Bethel
Kenneth Jones
Clathe
Karl Johnson
Area 4-H Club News Highlights Local Meetings
Area 4-H clubs report July 1988 activities at multiple schools and churches. Potawatomi Valley groups vote to move a swimming party, plan parades, fairs, and booth participation, with demonstrations on sewing, foods, and crafts. Members and leaders, totaling around dozens, attend sessions across Acorn Rustlers, Jayhawk Acorn Rustlers, Greenwo od Rockets, Rambling Ranchers, and Junior Leaders clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawatomie Valley
Christian Ridge
Lane Fair
Richard Alexander
Sharon Hinton
Peggy Batcom
Loretta Alexander
Terry Ruder
Sally Willey
Peggy Baucom
Janie Weatherbie
Shirley Hinton
Judy Milton
Lela Larson
Jo Anne Beesley
Victory
Methodist Church
O'Pep
DeVore
Acorn Rustlers
Acorn
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Becky Lawrance
Deanna Barber
Patricia Williams
Linda Pearson
Eula May Cartmill
Florence Higdon
Greenwood Rockets
Rambling Ranchers
Gayle Garrett
Hurst Coffman
Linda
Nancy North
Dennis Devin
Davy Hamilton
Jed Recreation
Briles School
Nayrea Kohler
Doug
Watermeron
Ottawa Herald
Doug Keith
Ronald Keim
Cheryl Taylor
Stoffer
Linda Harra
J Aiscussed
Les Sallee
Robert
Harra
Scotts
Kathleen . McClelland
Kathleen
Bob Hull
Carl Channon
Ivan McFadden
Williamsburg
Audi
Hoopes
Janice Milliken
Ned Bethel
Loraine Anderson
Delbert Mc
Arnold
Hifresh
Carol Bethel
Jayhawk-Acorn Rustlerss
Cole School
Sharon Ziels
Ottawa Fair
Com-Dorf
Linda Wood
Nancy Bethell
Man
Leon Warbritton
Larry
Joy Long
Anderson
Penny Reekie
al Jean Hamilton
Sharon Zielsdorf
Rybolt
Kathy Hoyt
Lila John
Tech
A. J. Bob
Jefferis
Franklin County
Kitchen
Nelson Hotel
Joan
Boeckers
Night Grazing to Boost Milk in Heat Wave
Farmers can keep milk production higher during hot spells by turning dairy cows onto pasture at night. Cows avoid heat and insects while grazing, improving intake and comfort under shade and cooler nighttime temperatures.
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HDU News
Ralph Brinkmeyer
James Curry
Rantonl
Bill Foster
Iris Wakeman
C. C. Curtis
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Deloris Carleton
Wichita
Robert Dickey
Clara Nitcher
Margaret McNeese
Ethel Lindsey
Rodney Pembrook
Selena
du Pont
Decorating Center
House & Garden
Better Homes & Gardens
Hubro.lumber
Ottawa
Kansas
Ieca
SHARP
Great Lakes
Ameri- Lakes
Stormy
Saute Now
Newton
Sharp Mobile Homes, Inc
Santa Fe
Airstream and
Shasta Travel Trailers
Salina
Tapeke
Junction City
Great Bend
Pratt
Liberal
Corby
Missouri
Joplin
St. Joseph
Oklahoma
la Verne
Ford Forage Harvester
Ottawa Farm Supply
N. Main
USDA
Carte Cee Peoples National Bank
Peoples National
the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
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Poane Agricultural Service
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