SILVER LEAF CLUBS MEET ACROSS JUNIOR GROUPS
The Herald's Farm Page details multiple club meetings on June 1 through June 7. Silver Leaf, Rainbow, Shaff, New Union Meadowlarks and Clover Leaf chapters held programs with talks on nutrition and sewing, project demonstrations, and group readings. Members and leaders conducted demonstrations, shared refreshments, and planned future activities including tours, a charity drive, and a charter purchase for the Martin Community Club.
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Martin School
Martin Community Club
Melvern
Franklin County Farm Bureau News social event and safety contest
The Franklin County Farm Bureau sets the annual watermelons and talent show for Sunday afternoon July 17 at 2 pm with two tons of ice cold Texas watermelons and a 4-H talent program. A Safe Drivers contest for ages 12 15 and 16 18, run by the Kansas Highway Patrol, will award prizes. Entries should be filed at the Farm Bureau office. Delegates to the State Training Institute shared reports from the June meeting. plans outline adding Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance at the annual drive in November. Also noted are nitrate testing for wells to protect infants, brucellosis testing in cattle, and vaccinating heifer calves by eight months, with service provided by veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Pope
Anna Channon
Eloise McFadden
Hoopes
NEW Union Meadowlarks
New Union
Juanita Dailey
Marlene Carey
Donnie Bones
Richard Carey
Davey Crockett
Freddy Ferguson
Farm Bureau
Texas
Kansas Highway Pastrol
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Health
Insurance
Farm Bureau Woven of Kansas
Kansas State Economists See Steady June Slaughter Prices
Agricultural economists at Kansas State College anticipate relatively steady slaughter cattle prices in June. Better grades may rise by August while plain grades stay steady to slightly lower. Higher stocker and feeder prices are not expected until July, with softer prices if drought forces selling.
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Kansas State College
Age
Corn Belt
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Silver Leaf
Hawkins School
Katie Chism
Geri Sue Figgins
Roberta Glanville
Roger Keith
Gary Rice
Dick Jameson
Byron Figgins
Marshall
Alderman
Emory Morgan
Lowell
Janice
Gary
Sharon Rice
Archie Lewis
Udall
Linda Sue Wood
Telly
Hart
Broers
Janet Scott
Janet
Charlie Roehl
Meas- Hrabe
Eugene Wingert
Jim Pool
Ronald Miller
C. B
Coughenour
IFYE
Kim Warren
Kathryn Hay
Carol
Den
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Roehl
Isinging
Janet Hrabe
Eldon
Elaine Lambert
Kenneth Stoffer
Frederick
Ger Barnett
Wood
Sara
Ricky
David Warley Booers
Taylor
Ayhawk
Harley
Connie Weston
Bovers
Ler
Gladys Welton
Connie
Elagent
Miss Holle
PT Ethma Nnbterne
Onsifalion
Buest Alibuesus
Lue Beal
Tharon
Ing Gidle Shaanewnaradanastianel Fornbarger
Bhotea
Karen Averilli
Donna Werntz
Carolyn Cramer
Clover Leaf — Foods
Linda
J Sue Wood
Janice Rochl
John Wells
Ron Whitley
Lola Mae Sink
Charlotte Booth
Kathy Hayden
Sharon Whirley
Janice Roehl
Frederick Wood
Kenneth Stofffer
Elsdon
Ernest Sink
Rainbow
Lloyd Carr
Linda Lloyd
Dea Ater Eaeerence Arene
Whiteford
Silver Leaf — Clothing Group
C. E. Keith
Keith
Patricia Abersold
Carol’ Chism
Dorothy Glan
Brenner
Marie
Stanley Hird
Dick Fishburn
Jim Smith
Dale Whiteford
Delores Walker
Sylvester Hess
Delores Vallier
Marie Hird
Sylvestter Hess
George Brenner
Nancy Houston
Marva Sue
Verley Walker
Kansas
Floyd W. Smith
Agronomist
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Smith
Ottawa
American Service Co
Forest Park
Buster Brown
Richardson's
Franklin County Farm Bureau News
Clarence E. Keith
State Training I
Franklin County
Byron Robison
Wilard Shormaker
Leo Miller
Brown
EK. Oa
Cleavinger
Manhattan
The
Ottawa Herald
Columbus
New Castles
Star Grain & Lumber Co
W. Fourth
Dinsmore
S. Walnut
Admiral Refrigerator
Lige New
Roper Gan Range
Ben Printy
B. A. Mitchell
Living
Rodin Outdoors
Navacos
Yan
Harry Says
RAMCO
Monroe
Sioux Electric Tools
Hoover Bearings
McCord
Harry Smith Auto Supply Phone
S. Main
Eagle-Picher
Roana Insulation
Andy Mietchen
Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
Maple
Hanson Brodjet
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