Home Demonstration Unit News in Princeton and Land Creek
Princeton unit met March 20 with Mrs. J. P. McAuliffe and Mrs. R. G. Hobbs presiding. Leon Burrichter led advisory report and the fish cookery lesson was by Mrs. McAuliffe. Mystery gift recipients included Mrs. Harrison Secrest Robert Knight Glen Stinson Harold Kimball and Leon Burrichter. Refreshments for 23 members and a guest plus four children. Next meeting at city hall with Mrs. James Hull hosting. Land Creek group met March 19 at Mrs. Albert Stewart’s. Albert Barnhart presiding. Ed Beavers taught fish with recreation led by Mrs. Ray Angleton. guest Mrs. John Staadt. Next fish dinner planned at Mrs. Angleton’s on April 9. nine members one guest and one child attended. Friendly Neighbors met at Mrs. Charles Neal’s home.
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J.P. McAuliffe
R. G. Hobbs
Leon Burrichter
McAuliffe
Mmes. Harrison, Secrest
Robert Knight
Glen Stinson
Harold Kimball
Clem Kivitt
James Hull
Land Creek
Albert Stewart
Albert Barnhart
Ed Beavers
Ray Angleton
John Staadt
Charles Neal
George Stankard
Jack Davis
Lloyd Schweitzer
Jim Cook
C. E. Oswald
Egypt
C. A. Novak
M. M. Bennett
St Patrick's Day events and soil stewardship notes in March
March activities reveal St Patrick's Day events with Mrs. Lloyd Neal as co hostess and a Potatoes race. April plans include a fish dinner and a tea in Ottawa plus a fish dishes luncheon at the First Methodist church. Soil Conservation notes report 56 pond requests and ongoing terrace and waterways work with a May 26 to June 2 Soil Stewardship Week sponsorship.
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Lloyd Neal
St. Patrick's Day
Ernest Gentry
Clyde Todd
Ottawa
Methodist Church
Neal
Soil Conservation Service
Radio Permit Request in Wichita on 900 kC daytime
The Communications Commission has received an application from John Boseman of Wichita for a new Wichita station on 900 kilocycles, 250 watts, daytime. The note mentions 2,150,000 members of the 4-H Club nationwide.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
John Boseman
Wichita
United States
Service Unit Bull Has Excellent Record
The Excellent Meierkord Netherland Triune a Kansas Holstein bull aged 14 remains in service with the Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit. He has an excellent record and continues to influence the breeding program.
Breeding program backs 25000 cows at Triune farm
The artificial breeding program serviced 25,000 first service cows. Triune, bred by Meierkord Holstein Farm in Linn Kansas, spent time in the herd of Mrs. James Oleson in Ypsilanti Michigan before joining the Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit.
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Triune
Meierkord Holstein Farm
Linn
Kas
James Oleson
Ypsilanti, Mich
Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit
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