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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
4
Four H boys and girls participate in an electrical project with six boys in the club this year. They learn lamp assembly drop cords motor and appliance maintenance and fuse sizing for safe operation. They also operate soldering irons and repair worn cords. The group plans to display items at the county fair.
Loyal Neighbors meeting discusses fused circuits from multiple small and large appliances. Rosemary Crist leads lesson on using small appliances while BEACON LIGHT reports a June 1 gathering at Mrs. Phil King where Mrs. Kenneth Nitcher demonstrates pineapple upside down cake in an electric skillet. Ice cream and cake served. eight members and one guest present. Future meetings planned with Mrs. Earl Gilliland and Mrs. Evan Lloyd.
Rainbow 4H Club earned third place in Kansas for the 1961 People-To-People activity at the annual 4H Roundup in Manhattan. IFYE alumni announced state winners and praised club efforts while Marilyn Wasmund spoke on a citizenship panel.
A long list details residents and households relocating within and from various Kansas cities. Names include Hugh H Blakey John Chamberlain Emerson J W Ed wards Jim Gordon Don Hart Arnold R Hinkle Garlands Hinkle Hunsinger George Hoopes Jarrad Lacy McIntosh DeDanile Sun City Frank Hopkins Joel Nordeen George H Rock Reed Merlin Russell Francis Turner Melvin Thiemer Susan Turley I J Van Causem and others with new and old street addresses across towns like Prairie Village Ottawa Chanute and Overland Park.
A U S Surgeon General and the Federal Radiation Council say there is no public health threat from fallout to the food supply, warning malnutrition risks if people shrink from eating. Kansas State University reports 42 pigs on test at the swine improvement station will be slaughtered at maturity, around 210 pounds. The article also urges walling off swine herds with vaccination against hog cholera and lists best practices for National Hog Cholera Eradication program participation, plus guidance on windbreak maintenance, weed control, and tree cultivation.
Charles Knouse, 70, editor of the Cassville Republican, died Tuesday. Formerly with the Osawatomie Graphic, he and sister Mary Hall published the Gower Enterprise before World War I. Surviving are his wife two daughters a brother and ten grandchildren.
Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas met with former President Herbert Hoover in Washington. They discussed food for peace legislation and potential amendments to foreign aid. Pearson said they also talked about public service and Hoover libraries.
Fifteen year old Virginia Erick of Hutchinson is being held for her parents in Dalhart after missing Friday and failing to return from a pool. A 35-year-old man, J. P. Poindexter, jailed on disturbing the peace, claimed he and the girl were friends and she wanted to run away. They were taken into custody after a cross-country bus driver reported Poindexter drinking and causing a nuisance on the bus.
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