4-H Sewing and Cooking Reports From Area Clubs
The June activities of area 4-H clubs include sewing and cooking demonstrations led by Mrs. Lee Peterson, Mrs. C DeVore, and others. Members practice mitering, bias binding, slips, and cakes while judging entries from home baking and biscuit making.
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O’ Pep
Lee Peterson
Ruth Ann Shoemaker
Elaine Evans
O' Pep
C. DeVore
Janet Daugharthy
Wiard Lister
R. B. Shoemaker
Herbert Downey
Kathryn Daugharthy
Wanda Good
Donna Clark
Mary Lee Peterson
Ruth Shoemaker
Sandra Clark
Cheryl Taylor
Nayrea Kohler
Friendly Neighbors and Local Clubs Plan Jayhawker Days
Home Demonstration unit notes record June meeting at Mrs. Tra bert with 11 members and six guests. Plans for Jayhawker Days float and window display set for July 10 11 12, August meeting at Mrs. Steward, July 13. Additional entries cover POMONA PRINCETON CENTROPOLIS HAPPY HOMEMAKERS SILVER BETHEL Progressive GREENWOOD with details on lessons purses Freezer Meals accessories and upcoming Play Day July 25 and July 16 19 3-term activities and hostess shifts.
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George Steward
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Jean Hunt
Ottawa
Cecile Lindsey
Lindsey
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Mary Dean Holle
Princeton
Ralph Hobbs
Joe McAuliffe
Kim Welch
Chester Coats
Centropolis
Don Hood
Ted Clark
Vern Link Ferm
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Roy Church
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Forest Park
Richard la Near
Happy Homemakers
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William Hase
Bethel
Via Clark
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van Horn
Inactive State Funds To Seek Bids From Banks
Topeka banks will receive mailings next week seeking bids on inactive state fund deposits. A 1957 law lets the Treasury Board set 1 percent interest on 80 percent of inactive funds held in state banks. previously these funds earned no interest. Treasury examiners to meet in July to finalize details.
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State Holds Inactive Funds At Issue In Bark Bid
The state reports a pool of dormant funds awaiting reallocation to the Bark project bidding for the funds. Officials estimate the total inactive balance and outline a bidding timeline, criteria for grant recipients, and oversight measures for awarding the money to Bark.
Farming and grain storage in tough dry year warns of drying needs
Drying grain may be necessary in many areas to store safely. Unheated air can dry wheat at 20 percent moisture, oats at 25–50 percent, and corn at 25 percent, with post drying aeration advised to prevent center condensation. Extras discuss cooler grain rations for dairy cows, July hog prices, and fall egg price increases with cooling methods and ventilation tips.
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