New Union Meadowlarks Farm Club Meeting Notes
The Heralds Farm Page reports the New Union Meadowlarks monthly meeting held February 11 with Jameson present. Leader training sessions are set for February 17 and March 48. A program on Eye Fatigue by Diana Bones and a rope rainbow demonstration by Lawrence Carey were featured. Roll call voted on members’ favorite 4-H event, with 29 members responding. Committees for safety health and livestock projects were named and Vining announced a Halter tour for the livestock and garden members. The club planned a spring live stock project tour and a March 31 Box event. The next meeting includes a Spring Festival in Ottawa and a March 10 program. The program included songs, talks on room improvement and fainting, a clarinet solo, and music selections. Ice refreshments were provided by local families.
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NEW Union Meadowlarks
Jameson
Diana Bones
Lawrence Carey
Rainbow
Dale Whiteford
Marie Hird
Robert Houston
Albert Dunbar
Nancy Houston
George Brenner
Delores Brockus
Dale Hird
Mary Whiteford
Sylvester Hess
Cecil Vining
Vining
Halter
Ottawa
Martin Community Club
Dean Whiteford
Hene Hase
Norma Houston
Dale
Whiteford
Brenda Brenner
Janice
Brockus
Lloyd
Burg Girls To Topeka Meeting
Williamsburg high school Future Homemakers of America will send a group to the state meeting in Topeka on Saturday May 10. Delegates include Lila Bond Pat Stansbury Lois Schweitzer Karen Hendrix Betty Johannes Barbara Johnson Mildred Hull Sandra Schwinn Karolyn Decker Janette Thornbrugh Donna Neilson Lois Stewart Meredith Anderson Betty Atchison Dianne Bethell Jean Hellman Carol Bethell Betty Kirkland Geraldine Dunn Judy Fitzgerald Mary Johnson Elaine Reichard Janetta Minsch Peggy Martin Judy Heckman. They will be accompanied by Mrs Harold Bethell and Mrs F E Warner of Ottawa.
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Williamsburg High School
Future Homemakers For America
Topeka
Lila Bond
Pat Stansbury
Lois Schweitzer
Karen Hendrix
Betty Johannes
Barbara Johnson
Mildred Hull
Sandra Schwinn
Karolyn Decker
Janette Thornbrugh
Donna Neilson
Lois Stewart
Meredith Anderson
Betty Atchison
Dianne Bethell
Jean Hellman
Carol Bethell
Betty Kirkland
Geraldine Dunn
Judy Fitzgerald
Mary Johnson
Elaine Reichard
Janetta Minsch
Peggy Martin
Judy Heckman
Harold Bethell
F. E. Warner
Ottawa
Soil Conservation Efforts Grow Across Franklin County
Work unit conservationist Harold C. Stevens reports a surge in soil conservation activity in Franklin County. Focus areas include shaping terrace waterways on farms such as Ap panoose township Appanoose and Homewood, with ponds and terraces completed on several properties. February applications for plans were signed by multiple residents across Appanoose Ottawa Greenwood Hayes Richmond and Richmond areas. The United Nations notes the world now has 1 200 000 physicians.
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Harold C. Stevens
Franklin County
Claude Rea
Appanoose Township
Claude Shriver
Homewood
C. E. Mitchell
Harrison
R. E. Roseberry
Lincoln
Vernon Horn
Ottawa
A. O. Kennedy
Pottawatomie
L. W. Myers
Williamsburg
Hugh Campbell
Ben Kiefer
Centropolis
John F. Slavens
Peoria
J. L. Holtwick
Harley Hume
Hayes
E. F. Fouts
Link Brothers
Ottawa Township
Edgar Anderson
Appanoose
Paul Gaynor
Glenn Gillette
Greenwood
E. L. Hume
Dea
Strawberry bed prep and new varieties in Kansas
Extension horticulturist C. R. Roberts outlines strawberry planting timing in March, recommending new Kansas State College varieties Pocahontas Vermillion and Plentiful for trials and noting standbys Dunlap Armore Howard 17 Premier. Advice covers soil fertility mulching and irrigation, with emphasis on virus-free plants, organic matter, and post plant bloom removal for first year growth.
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Kansas State College
Howard 17
Blakemare
Perry
SteamFish With Bay Leaf Onion And Carrot
Add a bay leaf along with a sliced onion and a sliced carrot to fish you are steaming. The aromatics infuse the fish as it cooks, imparting a subtle herbal note and savory sweetness. Ensure steam is steady and fish remains moist and tender throughout.
Cooking For Fun Sunday Dinner Cottage Pudding Menu
A feature style recipe notes a one egg cake suited as a cottage pudding with roast beef and vegetables. It lists cottage pudding ingredients including sugar, shortening and milk, and describes mixing steps with a brief method for preparation.
Egg Milk Cake With Fruit Sauce And Veggie Side
Prepare a quick cake by spooning batter, adding milk and egg, then heat briefly. Bake in a greased 8 by 12 inch pan at 380 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes until centers test clean. Cut into squares and serve warm with fruit sauce. Plate with creamed broccoli or heated asparagus, topped with sliced hard cooked eggs and buttered toast. Garnish with canned pimiento strips if available.
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M. M. Green
Myron Bulson
Glenn Scott
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Area 4-H
Sclce Nets
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R. 8. Hill
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Michigan State College
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AP News
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