Area 4-H Club News and Dairy Day Plans
Area 4 H clubs report demonstrations on tossed salad and dressing. relish dish. vegetable discussion. Eleven present at Jayhawk meeting. window decorating for Dairy Day discussed. several talks and demonstrations given by Lavonne Lawrance Patricia Williams Margaret Good and Becky Lawrence. Junior Judgers guests attend. safety film abort due to burst lens. club tour planned. 4 H Sunday services held. 104 present. basket dinner at Richter Church. signals for blinker lights requested near Stock Car Races. Rainbow section covers rose planting method and family meal planning. bicycle safety with reflector tape. Dairy Day window display and club tour stops across several farms. Elm Leaf and Full O’Pep report sewing and cooking proiects. Princeton Jolly Workers schedule meetings and Dairy Day booth planning. various project talks on freezing peas cow production human body napkins and more.
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Jayhawk
Lavonne Lawrance
Patricia Williams
Margaret Good
Becky Lawrance
Lucky Clover
Harmony Homes
H.D.A
Richard Smith
Chanute
Robert Conaty
Ottawa
Ricky Wood
Kay Dillon
Steve
Joe King
Susie Wood
Cindy Dillon
Roger Shoemaker
Reymond Schroeder
Jen Lederer
Sara Woods
Richter Methodist Church
Anne
Santa F
Missouri Pacific
George Brenne R
Verle Wallier
Acorn Rustlers Club
Franklin County Fair Association
Forrer
Gary
Larry
Linda
Houston
Norma
Verle Walker
Brenner
George
Brenda
Marie
Stanley Hird
Stanley
Wasmund
Marilyn
Princeton Jolly
Princeton
Roland Sass
Harlan Cannady
Club
Sandra Kimbel
Ricky Roush
Lois Stinson
Ricky Sass
Asi
Benny Stinson
Loretta Anderson
Boyd Ransom
Jim Millikin
Patricia Chambers
Nancy Ransom
Jean Reichard
Former Teacher Tells Why He Swiped Boy
A year old former school teacher admitted to Kansas City police he picked up 5 year old Garry Carpenter at Fairyland Park on June 4 and drove toward Joplin Missouri. William Neill Butler signed a statement after a lie detector test and Garry identified him. He was arrested in Neosho on a charge of enticing a child. Butler says Garry cried lost and they looked for the family car before driving toward Oakland Street. He claimed to fear being late for enrollment at Southwest Missouri State College and described motel stops and a return toward Springfield, saying he gave the boy money and toys in Joplin before continuing. The boy was found on a street corner in Joplin after a 22 hour Kansas City police search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Garry Carpenter
Joplin
Wiliam Neill Butler
Garry
Buter
Neosho
Butler
Fairyland Park
Booy
Oakland
Nevada
Springfield
Southwest Missouri State College
U. S. 71
Jasper
Jopin
Poice
Shade boosts gains in feedlot cattle says K State study
A Kansas State University three year study shows shade during May to October increases average gains in shaded cattle, with higher feed efficiency and potential returns if cattle sell for 25 dollars per hundredweight. Year to year gains varied with summer heat intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
Fred W. Boren
K-State Animal Husbandry Department
Orphans To Visit Salina From Alaska
Two young Alaskan orphans Angela Norbett 12 and Cecilia Jorgenseon 10 are bound for Salina on a summer visit. Their travel costs are paid by Schilling Air Force Base personnel with support from Salina Airmen on temporary duty. The plan had them fly to Denver then take a train to Salina but a Denver rail rule requiring adult escort delayed travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Angela Norbett
Cecilia Jorgenseon
Oan
Alaska
Schilling
Cabin illustration invites visitors to call at extension office
A readable notice invites interested persons to view the cabin illustration at the extension office. Leave your name and a plan will be ordered for you.
Alaska mission ties Copper Valley School to Air Force effort
Bednar secured Omaha railroad approval to waive a rule as Angea and Cecilia are placed with train conductor for travel to Salina arriving late today. They will stay as guests of Maj. and Mrs. Robert Hubbes, continuing the Copper Valley School cooperation with Schilling and other Air Force personnel on temporary duty in Alaska. Led by Maj. Hubbes, the group has long contributed to the remote Alaskan orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bednar
Omaha
Angea
Cecilia
Salina
Robert Hubbes
Copper Valley School
Schilling
Air Force
Alaska
Maj
Hubbes
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Aerea Boosters
Judy
Rainbow
Kathryn Houston
Clothing Project
Walker
Leota Jones
Peterson
Barbara and
Dickie
Judy Arnold
Chan
Juanita Mitchell
Brown
Browns
Don Brown
George H. Larson
Kansas State University Agricultural Engineering Department
Manhattan
Kansas
USDA
Dale Schindler
Amberser Hall
Ivan W. Jones
Pratt and
Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Bennett
U.S. Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
Denver
The
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Ivan Brown Tire
L&l Cafe
Ottawa Herald
Valiant
Falcon
Corvair
BOB White Motor CO
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Ottawa, Kansas
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