4-H Club Meeting Notes and Activities Recap
A historical meeting record outlines Junior Officers appointing a committee to address a new 4-H sign and planning an upcoming fr. meeting. It lists demonstrations, reports, and projects across JAYHAWK and RAINBOW clubs, with specific members, meals, and upcoming dates.
Farmers Tour Highlights Gardens Livestock and Beautification
A group toured multiple farms and properties, viewing Donald Watt's dairy heifer Kenneth Watt's Landrace pig Dennis De vin's garden Donald Turner's soy beans Roddy Brown's garden and home beautification Allen Camp bell's garden and Poland China pig Hurst Coffman's Hereford steer and home beautification. Members guessed the weight of Bruce Coffman's Angus steer. The tour ended with a visit to Donald Turner's garden and refreshments at the Turner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Donald Watt
Kenneth Watt
Dennis Devin
Donald Turner
Roddy Brown
Allen Campbell
Hurst Coffman
Bruce Coffman
Turner
Wheat Deadline Is July 1
Frederick Wood, chair of the Franklin County ASC committee, says the deadline to file new farm wheat allotment applications for the 1960 crop year is July 1. Producers seeding wheat on farms with no previous harvest in 1957 and no 1958 or 1959 allotment must apply by July 1 to receive an allotment. those who want an allotment must apply even if wheat was harvested in 1958 or 1959. Application forms are available at the ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wood
Franklin’ County Agricultural Stabilization, and Conservation Committee
Wood
ASC
Six Rules For Handling Fireworks In Kansas
TOPEKA AP Six rules for safe handling of fireworks are offered by Fred Bergman state fire marshal They are Do not throw lighted fireworks in the direction of any person Do not fire fireworks in glass or metal containers Obey the law where fireworks are prohibited in congested areas Take care for children supervise the firing of their fireworks Purchase only fireworks approved for sale in Kansas Do not throw or direct fireworks in the direction of a motor car Under state regulations sale of less dangerous types of fireworks is legal from June 27 through July 5 Many cities however have ordinances prohibiting the sale of fireworks
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Kansas
Home Demonstration Unit News Highlights Activities
Reports from MODERNETTES POMONA CENTROPOLIS FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS BUSY CORNER ROCK CREEK LAND CREEK and SILVER UNIT share garden tours, food dollar lessons, and fundraising. Members vote to fund Mrs Goff’s Scotland trip and plan July picnics parades and meetings with guests and children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ott
Crestview Nursing Home
Harold Goff
Associated Countrywomen of the World
Scotland
Park
Pomona
Methodist Church
Ella Cain
Cecile Lindsey
Centropolis
Claude ‘Myers
Harold Simmons
Vern Link
Goff
Unit Treasury
Edward Woodsum
Frank Roller
Frank Burgess
Donald Steward
Roy B. Church
W. J. Phillips
Lee Roberts
Ray Bloomer
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Floyd Ogg
J. W. Dickerson
C. C. Riddle
Ethel Watkins
W. G. Tulloss
Rosemary Crist
Franklin County
Graves
Louis Dale
Community Club notes and July plans across units
The Unit lengthened Hawkins School stage curtains and funded a community improvement flag. Members reported on Lawn and Garden Tours, Hawaii, and Burma and India. Lessons on Use of the Food Dollar were given, and Jayhawker Days plans started for July. Meetings adjourned with refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins School
C. Farris
P. Howell
R. New
Hawaii
A.C.W.W
Elvin Malburg
C. McNish
K. Mengerhausen
TEQUA
Louis R. Coppoe
J. E. Decker
Leslie Mallory
W. R. Binns
Coppoe
S. H. Heth
Wycoff
Mearle Christeson
Earl Farris
Farris
Burma
India
Harry Pahlman
Frank Mayes
Ray Smith
Racket Probers To Tackle Jimmy Hoffa
Senate rackets probers said they now expect to begin hearings next Thursday on the affairs of James R. Hoffa and related scandals in labor. The hearings will examine the Hoffa organization and alleged racketeering ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probers
Jimmy Hoffa
Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Senate hearings into Hoffa misdeeds postponed to date
The Teamsters Union leader Hoffa faces a Senate committee inquiry into alleged ties with racketeers and gangsters. Hearings, delayed after postponements, are to run about two years of investigation and are expected to last a couple of weeks with Robert F Kennedy predicting new information but withholding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters Union
Senate
Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Robert F. Kennedy
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Bud Ransom
Clyde Gentry
James Sowers
Penny Reekie
Sandra Herring
Jim Milliken
Nancy Bethell
Janice Milliken
Larry Milliken
Nancy Ransom
Milliken
Pierson
Hoffman
Jayhawk
First Foods
Pearson
Linda Pearson
Margaret Good
Patricia Rybolt
Judy Pearson
Silver Lear
Gene Mavity
Sandra Shade
Silver Leaf
Byron Figgins
Geri Sue Figgins
Carolyn Mayes
Patty Rybolts
Mrs. Williams
Patricia Williams
Patty Rybolt
Mary Alice Ferguson
State Bank
Ed Hosler
Mamie Sands
Glen Hayward
Tecumseh and Main
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Healy
John Deere Killefer
Ottawa Tractor & Imp! Co., Inc
Edwards
Reno County
Syvia
Topeka
Fred Bergman
H. N. Trabert
Wendell Milliken
Japan
S. T. Thornton
Ior
Ernest Gentry
Rock Creek
Albert Hashagen
Morris Ferguson
Irvin Maltot
Guy Monroe
Franklin County Guidance Center
L. R. Sutherland
Clarence Good
Monroe
Land Creek
Dale Goforth
Ottawa
Seed and Grain Co
Probate Court
Cedar Street
Bowles
Sheldon
Topping
City
Thompson
Jewel Hamilton
J.H. Foster
J. H. Aiken
Stewart & Stewart — Auctioneers
First National Bank
Bowers & Bowers — Attorneys
Peoples National
Kansas Loan CO
P. O. Box
Ottawa, Kansas