Lane HDU and clubs discuss meals and Smurthwaite House
Lane HDU meeting opened by vice president Mrs Vern Ellis with reports on good food buys. Discussion on Smurthwaite House. Lane HDU favors raising $2 per member per Advisory Council. District Meeting at Ottawa reported by Mrs Belt and Mrs McDougal. Lessons on What Makes a Good Fit led by various leaders. Units plan Well-Child Clinic assistance from June. A $5 donation to Smurthwaite House approved. White elephant sale proceeds to Smurthwaite House. Wellsville notes fitting challenges and a completed picnic table for city park use.
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Lane
Vern Ellis
Paul Hinton
Smurthwaite House
George Belt
Advisory Council
Lane Hdu
Donald McDougal
Ottawa
Marvin Harrison
Clint LaFollette
Progressive
Enos Horn
Ursa Vincent
Harold Crawford
Glen Fitch
Eader
William Bryan
Wellsville
Harold Wingert
Linnie Tyler
Rantoul Area Social Guests Visit Local Families
Mrs. Richard Springer of Olpe and Mrs. C D Springer of Stinnett Texas led a group of visitors to meals and gatherings with local families including Mrs. C R Spring, Miss Franc Springer, and Dr. Seibert of Kansas City. Norma Grimm traveled to Coffeyville to visit her daughter A W Peterson and family then to Fairland Oklahoma to see her parents Jesse Laduke. Franklin Turley of Wichita joined Memorial Day family events with Ernest Miller. Robert Hubbard and family visited Medicine Lodge to see daughter Mrs. Charles Cox. Everett Powell of Philadelphia came for an extended visit with sister Mrs. Melvin Mundell and family. J R Payne and family of Bethel also called on Gale Gibert’s parents. Gene Stevenson and family of Kansas City were over for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Springer
Olpe
C. D. Springer
Stinett
Tex
C. R. Spring
Franc Springer
Seibert
Ksas City
Norma Grimm
Coffeyville
A. W. Peterson
Fairland
Okla
Jesse Laduke
Franklin Turley
Wichita
Ernest Miller
Robert Hubbard
Medicine Lodge
Charles Cox
Everett Powell
Philadelphia
Melvin Mundell
J. R. Payne
Bethel
Gale Gibert
Gene Stevenson
Kansas City
Pelleted Sorghum Cheaper in Long Run for Cattle
Report from Feeders' Day at Kansas State University shows pelleted sorghum grain costing 33 a ton more to pellete but delivering higher gains for cattle. In wintering up to 13.5 lb daily gain, fattening 2.28 lb. pelleted outperforms rolled in gain and feed cost per 100 lb. Also notes crop variety testing, vaccine guidance, and farm economic impacts from KS State U research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Vuarios
Kansas
Check Handling Is Big Business In Banks Today
Banks are expanding automated check handling as volumes rise from eight to 14 billion annually with projections to 2 billion by 1970. ERMA and magnetic ink systems will automate sorting, posting, statements, and balance calculations, reducing clerical costs and hours. Institutions like Chemical Bank New York Trust Co and Bank of America are deploying early electronic systems, while IBM supports magnetic ink and data processing for bank records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Sodey
New York City
Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co
Pitney-Bowes
National Cash Register Co
General Electric
Bank of America
Valley National Bank of Phoenix
Ariz
George
Nitro
American Banking Assn. Management Commission
International Business Machines
Area 4-H Club News Highlights Health and Food Talks
Kay Vining demonstrated a low calorie peach and cottage cheese salad with wild cherries. Brenda Brenner gave a health talk on local health reserves. Stanley Hird explained high pressure corn for cattle feed. Linda Wasmund led a music appreciation session on parts and examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Kay Vining
Brenda Brenner
Stanley Hird
Linda Wasmund
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HDU News
Silver
Gail Nitcher
Glen Jordan
Earl Pope
Elm Grove Homemakers Unit
Tequa
L. T. Pattie
Rosemary Crist
Rantoul Area
Mrs. Gale Gilbery
Brown
By Don Brown
Court House
Mrs. M. R. Stevenson
Everett Jackson
Russell
C. B. Jackson
Ollie Bartholomew
Jack Rays
Wellington
Donnie Miller
Emporia State School
Rantoul Oil Co
Don Browns
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Kans
U. S. 59
Hampshire
Robert Dixon
Stewart and Son
First National Bank
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Club
Connie Clary
Clu
Ireland
Silver Leaf Food Project
Emory Morgan
Meredith Mavity
Rita Hollinger
Diana Kissinger
Peggy Milburn
Susan McNish
James Dunn
Patricia Abersold
Junior Foods
Jim Smith
Acorn Rustlers
Acorn Rustlers 4H
Stanley Wood
Bobby McClure
Joy Long
Robert Carey
McClelland
Wanda
Venita Gleemen
Lloyd McClure
Waste da Giesman
Eileen Kerving
Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Walter George
Lawrence
Haskell Road
Baldwin Junction
Viking
Gordon James
Merle Burgess
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, C.D
Optometrist
A. G. Madison, C.D
S. Main
Olin G. Wollen, C.D
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Rodney McClay, D.D
W. Srd
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
S. M. Brockway
R. C. Capron, D.C
Bidg
Louis N. Speer
David G. Laury, M.D
General Medicine
Don Collins
Fredanne Beauty Shop
Vera Kunard
Neelie Steele
Maye B. Snyder
Main-Bell Drug Store
N. Main
Sco
Tosh Teat
DACP
APE
Proor
Bill
Beauty
Maxine Lewis
Leaaing
Marie
Franklin County
Marie Barnett
Richardson’s
Wilema Babcock—Operator
Alma Murphy
State Bank
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Roberts, M.D
Downer’s
Chapel Ospendable Ambulance Ser
North Main Alias
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Homer N. Flora, D.O
Zellner
David L. Young, D.O
Physical Medicine
Ottawa, Kansas
Ottawa Herald
I. H
Marcas Ms
Aed
Gilliland Garage
Rt. 4
Ph. Centropolis
United States
America
Centropolis Baptist Church
Willard Neumann
INSAS
Tecumseh and Main
Hill
Pres
Mamie Sands
Ed Hosler
Glen Hayward
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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