Conservation notes survey Coal Creek for watershed program
After a Greenwood School meeting, about 20 Coal Creek residents asked the Soil Conservation Service to conduct a preliminary survey of the Coal Creek Watershed. Leslie Johnson of the Soil Conservation Service described required steps for federal aid and noted that watershed protection alone does not qualify. it must combine protection with flood prevention or agricultural water management. Johnson will lead the survey, including maps and field work to assess structure site viability, drainage capacity, and protection for farming land, roads, bridges, and rail.
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Greenwood
Coal Creek Watershed Group
The
Soil Conservation Service
Coal Creek
Leslie Johnson
Johnson
Watershed program planning proceeds toward approval
A preliminary survey will measure benefits against costs to assess the program feasibility for roads, farmsteads or towns. The report will be presented to the watershed board for approval, and if acceptable to locals a formal request will be made for assistance under Public Law 566 for technical and financial support.
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Watershed Board
Pleasant Valley Area News Brief
Mr and Mrs Pete Wiseman called Sunday evening on their daughter and family Mrs Jack Phillips of Paola. Mrs Sam Hollinger hosted a shower for Mrs Phillips Thursday afternoon with Mrs Wiseman, Max Wiseman, and Fred in attendance. Marion Bolen of St Joseph Mo and E D Keele of Kansas City visited aunt Mrs Lucy Matile Sunday and in the afternoon all called on Mr and Mrs Dayton Matile and family.
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Pete Wiseman
Jack Phillips
Paola
Sam Hollinger
Phillips
Max Wiseman
Fred
Marion Bolen
St. Joseph
E. D. Keele
Kansas City
Lucy Matile
Dayton Matile
Home Demonstration Units Share July Plans
Several clubs held meetings at member homes to plan activities and fundraisers. Highlights include Well Child Clinic support, a color in the home lesson, and picnics at Forest Park with families. next gatherings set for July 8, 9, 16, and 17 with hostesses Mrs M. Bennett, Mrs Elma Fouts, and others.
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Shome
H. R. Williams
Ben Gibson
M. E. Reinecke
Fred Griffin
John Okerberg
Rob W. C. Yokum
Lert Bundy
Clyde Zielsdorf
Bertha Bell
iMrs. Curry
R. A. Bruce
M. M. Bennett
Elma Fouts
Brittingham
Albert Baldwin
Wycoff
C. W. Terry
Earl Farris
Eugene Bush
Naya Seaton
Lawrence Lundstedt
Orville Flager
Robert Reed
Sand Creek
Albert Barnhart
Ray Angleton
Geo. Swank
John Rubick
L. L. Neal
Tom Stansbury
Rubick
Depot Park
Neal
Ihostess
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