Annual Spring Tea Set At 1st Methodist Church
The Franklin County Extension Homemaker Unit hosts its annual Spring Tea on April 1 at 1 30 p m in the First Methodist Church. Mrs H B Parks will present A More Beautiful You a makeup and complexion demonstration followed by tea service. The article also offers wool blanket care tips including washing, drying, mothproofing, and storage to prevent shrinkage and felting.
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Franklin County Extension Homes Maker Unit
H.B. Parks
First Methodist Church
Caleendar
Ottawa
Eithe
Lawrence
University of Kanseas
May Gordon
Man with Ax Destroys Neighbors Car Hood
London AP reports Thomas Norman, carless resident, attacked an offsite car with an ax after disputing street parking. He damaged the hood grille and wing of the vehicle, claiming irritation from neighbors who park across his house. Judge N N McElligott discharged him conditionally and returned the ax.
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London
Thomas Norman
Norman
N.N. McElligott
Local Farm Wins Prizes at Ottawa Hog Show
Sunnyslope Hampshire Farm of Ottawa captured grand and reserve champion honors at the Ottawa Market Hog Show held Tuesday at Franke lin County Sale Barn. Sixty hogs entered. carcasses to be observed today at Wilson and Company Packing Plant in Kansas City. Other winners include John Musick Jr and Lawrence in lightweight purebred and lightweight commercial won by Orvil Pohl.
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Sunnyslope Hampshire Farm
Ottawa
Ottawa Market
Frankelin County
Wilson and Company
Kansas City
John Musick Jr
Lawerence
Robert Williams
Emporia
Italians Charged for Burning U S Flag in Turin
Three Italians Giampiero Carpo 23 a Fiat worker Pietro Badovini 20 a university student and Zola Pozzi 17 a school girl were charged with insulting a foreign state after setting fire to an American flag at the Turin home arts show. They admitted the act was to protest the Vietnam War.
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Turin
Italy
Giampiero Carpo
Fiat Automobile
Pietro Badovini
Zola Pozzi
Vietnam
Livestock Important To Greenwood Rockets
Mona Slankard reports that the Greenwood Rockets 4H Club has a strong livestock focus with 70 percent enrolled in various projects. Members plan to enter animals at the county fair in August, especially in sheep and swine, aiming for prizes and potential internal shows.
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Greenwood Rockets
Greenwood
For Your Corn Weed Control
The guide outlines a three step approach to weed control in corn using chemicals, emphasizing problem weed identification, selecting effective herbicides, and following label directions. It notes that cultivation may assist when herbicides are not fully effective and discusses preplant and preemergent applications, activation by rainfall, and a light rotary hoe as an alternative if rain is scarce.
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KeState
Franklin County
Barbie Hull
Trail Blazers
David Thayer
Doug Loyd
Rod Walker
Kansas
Weed killing guide for corn and lawn applications
The Bozworth Report outlines herbicides for soil specific weed control in corn and lawns. Atrazine and Linuron preemergent options, Propachlor and 2 4 D ester, plus tank mixes reduce annual weeds, with cautions on crop injury and soil safety. Sheep program at Kansas State University advertised. also lawn guidance warns to follow labels and avoid excessive doses.
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Kansas
Cdaact
Kanesas State University
Weber Hall
Dog Clinic Tuesday At Ottawa Sale Barn
A dog care clinic led by Charles Lingle and W H Hay will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Ottawa Sale Barn. Topics cover dog feeding, overall care, parasites, diseases, first aid, and emergency steps for dogs. Adults and youth welcome to attend this two hour program.
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Ottawa
Charles Lingle
D.V.M
Kansas State University
W.H. Hay
Hay Veterinary Clinic
Allied War Deaths Ease While Enemy Hangs On
SAIGON AP The Vietnam war toll shown by U S and South Vietnamese commands edged up for Americans and allies last week while enemy fatalities dropped. USKIA 349, wounded 1 965. South Vietnamese 270 killed, 670 wounded, 49 missing. Enemy killed 2 223 by Allies. 3,428 by South Vietnamese. Readjustment possible per officials.
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Saigon
U.S
Ters
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