Garden profits hinge on weather and smart small plots
Brown's Bylines notes Florida vegetable output will drop 15 percent from 1957 and 18 percent below average due to severe weather. It urges early home gardens, crop rotation, and small irrigated plots to cut food bills. Kansas State College foresees tree seedling plantings doubling with trees priced per 50 and a wildlife bundle offered at 30 dollars. Methoxychlor dust is recommended for dairy horn fly control, not milk residues, with cautions on lice and other pests. Dwarf corn hybrids show lower yields and higher damage. public seed remains unavailable. Contaminated ponds threaten dairy diseases. fencing cows from water reduces risk.
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Florida
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
Department
USDA
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
al Clapp
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Appanoose W M S Meets At Lester Clark Home
The Appanoose W M S gathered at Mrs. Lester Clark's home with president Mrs. Clark presiding. Mrs. Ralph Hunt Jr. led the Love Gift. Eddie Garber plans a few days with the Hetricks before leaving for the army after a year in California. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Woodland and their sons from Topeka, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lloyd and David Richmond visited the Rundle home.
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Appanoose W. M. S
Lester Clark
Ralph Hunt Jr
Eddie Garber
Max Hetrick
Faye
Army
California
Marvin Woodland
Topeka
Roy Lloyd
David Richmond
Lorin Rundle
Community sewing clubs meet across Wellville and Shendaloup
HDU News reports Wellville group at Amy Phillips home announces an April 28 and 30 sewing machine session with location to be decided. Sixteen members and two guests attended. Next meeting is March 24 with Mrs Walter Moore. SHENDALOUP unit meets at Mrs Tom ODea with six members responding to a relief call and vows to gift a pedestal lamp to the Well Child Clinic. Lessons on Family Life led by Mrs John Silvius and next meeting March 11 at Mrs Frank Findley. PRINCETON WORKERS meet at Mrs Clemence Alderman’s home in Princeton. Grace Harris presided. Roberta Welch led Family Life lesson. Eighteen members attended with refreshments. next meeting at Mrs Llmer Sutton.
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Wellville
Amy Phillips
Jesson
Lester Cramer
Shendaloup
Tom O'Dea
Well Child Clinic
John Silvius
Frank Findley
Princeton
Clemence Alderman
Cecil Dunn
Raye Bishop
Grace Harris
Roberta Welch
Llmer Sutton
Quenemo Area Church and Town News Briefs
The Friendship class of the Federated Church voted to name itself Friendship and planned a pancake supper to fund hymnals. Quenemo High’s senior class will run the town for a week, with James Neiholf elected mayor and council members named. Other items include W.S.C.S. meeting notes, MYA church activities, and Red Cross drive planning with community events and a basketball fundraiser.
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Federated Church
Paul Simms
George Lewis
Elmer Schamle
Quenemo High
James Neiholf
Max Logan
Don Simms
Bob Spencer
Hal Logan
Jerry Yockey
Loren Reed
Bob Knight
Jean Rose
Ura Fulham
Adolph Kreuger
Gravois Mills
Virginia Larson
W.S.C.S
Hugh Wiley
W. J. Davidson
Edwnn Carswell
Vernon Gragg
Kale Scott
Tthe Annex
MYA
Linda Logan
Beverly Burns
Roy Driver
Howard
Mrs. Driver
Berea Boosters Meet Highlights February Session
Area 4 11 Club News covers Berea Boosters February meeting at the McClure home led by Larry Briggs with officer reports and programs by Tom Chambers. Marsha Spaulding spoke on sprain care, Loretta Roeckers led ladder safety, Judy McClure on salad making, and Joan Roeckers on parliamentary topics. Tom Chambers offered a What and Why of 4 H civic program. Donnie Prather demonstrated archery. Lecy Sobba spoke on marking pigs. Junior Leaders met at the Nelson Hotel with new members, singing led by Roger Keith, plans for no county fair concession, and a semi-formal dance to raise funds. Leaders banquet, spring festival, and county camp discussed by Mr. Sallee, with recreation by Sandra Herring and James Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea Boosters
McClure
Larry Briggs
Tom Chambers
Marsha Spaulding
Loretta Roeckers
Judy McClure
Joan Roeckers
Donnie Prather
Lecy Sobba
Franklin County
Nelson Hotel
Roger Keith
Sallee
Sandra Herring
James Dunn
Charge 3 For Mistreating Boy
Seoul Army lawyers charged two officers and a sergeant for mistreating a Korean boy who was beat, tarred and placed in a nail-studded box after a theft. The four year old, Kim Choon I, was found whimpering in the box February 14 after arrival by helicopter from the Ascom maintenance center to Uljongbu, fueling protests in South Korea and heightening push for a Status of Forces treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Army
Kim Choon I
Ascom
Uljongbu
Court Martial Charges Filed For Three Army Officers
Charges were filed against Maj. Thomas G. James 40 Plymouth Capt. Marvin Kemp 34 Kilmichael Miss and Sgt. Robert F Weidensaul 92 Potts town Pa. Date for their court martial will be set after further investigation of the charges.
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Ottawa Herald
Thomas G. James
Plymouth
jPa
Marvin Ei. Kemp
Kilmichael
Miss
Robert Ff. Weidensaul
Pottstown
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Harold Gallaher
ASC
Don Brown
Appanoose Area
Harry
Harry Smith
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Ito Supply
American Express
State Bank
North Side Bank
R. S. Hill
Ed Hosler
Mamie Sands
Glen Hayward
Tecumseh and Main
F.d.lc
HDU News
Quenemo
Gene Yeager and
Steven of
G. W. Wilson
Jed Cowan
and M Gypsum
Everett Cowan
Joan Stevens
S. S. Schrock
Ernest Green
Ernest Poe
Rory
Jimmy
Rodney Hull
Jack Reeser
Melvern
Paul Smith
Red Cross
Annex
Golden Link Hdu
Hyer
Waldo Shoe Shop
S. -Main
South Koren
Ty yYati Cabele
TERUD
Coca-Cola Company
Ottawa
Coca-Cola, Bottling CO
Spratt & Lambert
Niagara Chemical Division
Briscoe Drug Store
Weyerhaeuser
Nuzman Lumber
Davis
Davis Paint Store
Ray Smith
Jim Price
Fred Ferguson
Ottawa, Kansas
Goodfyear
Ford
Chevrolet
Nash
Studebaker
Buick
Olds
Mercury
Pontiac
Hudson
Terya Lily
Goodsyear Service Store
Mann-Bell Drug CO
N. Main
Price
Ijohns
Manville
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