Farm Page Report On March 13 Meeting
The Herald's Farm Page covers afternoon meetings of multiple clubs led by Mrs. Henry Dehn and other leaders. Reports by Mrs. Charles Hamilton and Mrs. Gene Hart, roll calls, readings like The Island of Borneo and the Prayer Song, a $2 Red Cross donation, and lessons on Understanding Ourselves are noted. Refreshments served. next meetings scheduled with various hosts across clubs including Harmony Homes and Progressive groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes
Henry Dehn
Charles Hamilton
Gene Hart
Hart
Borneo
Pd.u. Creed
Red Cross
W. F. Linden
J. F. Schwinn
Princeton
Jim Welch
Home
Bishop
Bob Hotchkiss
Taylor
Leslie Bryan
City Hall
Jack Davis
Harmony Homes
Melony
Hat
Acorn Rustlers
Old Staadt
Fe Sesson
Trumantival
Milton
Glen Smith
Red Cross Fund
Reatson
Leonard
Humphrey
Don Brown
Silver
John Okerberg
Rollie New
Ess
C. E. Cook
John Staadt
Suggesh Hospital
Ma- Ursa Vincent
Bea Bentional
Harry|selves
A. E. Flemming
Sullins
Enos
Coons
W. H. Twyman
Allen Reed
Carl Payne
Ing
A. Creed
Greenwood
Orville Flager
Lorenzo Nitcher
Ral
Memorial Hospital
Harold
Maxine Arn
Oliver Shawold
Dorothy Smiley
Robert Reed
Carl Ellison
Leo Johnson
Clarence Oswald
U. Creed
George Slankard
Max Slankard
U.S
Harman
Lebanon
Israel
Holy Land
Richmond News Highlights Local Social Roundup
Rich mond News From Richmond lists church concert at Methodist Community church by Sterling College choir directed by Prof Leon Akin, plus multiple visits and travels of local families. Items include April 30 Goodwill pickup, kinship visits in Ottawa Lawrence and Hartford, and community members at hospitals, dinners, and church events.
Summer pattern 4595 for women's sizes 36 to 52
Anne Adams pattern 4595 offers a slimming dress with yoke and panel front, plus a bolero. Includes sizes 36 through 52 with yardage details and complete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for each additional pattern to Anne Adams in New York for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Local Social Notes From Kansas Towns
Sing and Jim Kipper spent Sunday with Al Kipper in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Honn visited the Carver Horns in Topeka Sunday. Mrs. Nora Spears broke her left arm Friday. Mrs. Roger Brown and Cindy spent Friday with her mother Mrs. Hubert Penne. Mary Waterbury stays with Mrs. Chris Mersman for a few days. Wallie Scales and Lawrence spent Saturday at Henry Feverborns. Charles Edwards visited weekend with relatives near Hillsboro. John Cole’s wife stayed Thursday at Bruce Welton’s near Princeton. Vernon Bergers visited Lloyd Walkers at Hickman Mills Missouri. Crozier funeral attended by A C Crozier, Grettle Rebstock, E S Maxey, Lulu Hobison and Mary Wilson in Garnett Saturday. Mrs. W. S. Batdorf, Wellsville, spent last week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling College
Leon Akin
Methodist Community Church
Goodwill
Gurney Nutts
Kansas City
Daisy Kinchloe
Dean de Garmos
Ottawa
J. L. de Garmos
Anna Lickteig
Dan
Paul Forbes
Valley Center
Merritt McDonalds
Don Weast
Randy
Dean Fosters
Moran
George Riebes
Nellie Gordon
Mmes
Chris, Mersman
Grettie Rebstock
Mary Waterbury
Steve Hollscher
Anderson County Hospital
Chris Mersman
Lee Metza
Carl Anderson
Margaret Edwards
Ed Morford
George Feuerborn
Chris Wolken
Johnny Mersman
Will Wolken
Matt Bickelmeyers
Eudora Ralph Mersmans
Louis ‘ Sobbas
Carroll Whiteford
Noah Hutchinson
George Hutchinsons
Hubert Peine
Greeley
Louis Peines
Lawrence
Gus Rocker
Henry Feuerborn
John Strobel
Alvin Sharp
Osawatomie
Carl Manlove
Merle Feuerborn
Atchison
Don Stevenson
Mines
John Sommers
Jim Dal
Sing
Jim Kipper
al Kippers
George Honn
Topeka
Carver Horns
Nora Spears
Roger Brown
Cindy
Hubert Penne
Wallie Scales
Henry Feverborn
Charles Edwards
Hillsboro
John Cole
Bruce Welton
Princeton
Vernon Bergers
Lloyd Walkers
Hickman Mills
A. C. Crozier
Grettle Rebstock
E. S. Maxey
Lulu Hobison
Mary Wilson
Crozier
Garnett
W. 8
Batdorf
Wellsville
Local Socials Note Visits Across Town
Mrs. 5. L. De Garmo hosted with her daughter as Mrs. Margaret Edwards joined Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Albert Elsenbart visited on Sunday, while Mrs. Ida McCoy hosted in Kansas City. The Lloyd Merchants from Lone Elm spent Sunday with R. B. Merchancia.
Greeley News Highlights Local Health and Death Notices
Mrs. Chris Wustefeld returned from Hoisington after her grandson Paul Wilgen fell ill. Wesley Gerhold came home from Tucson after wintering there. Dan Donohue and Fred Lalman brought home Mrs Latman from St Luke's hospital where she recovered from surgery. Mrs Albert Huttenmueller had surgery at Iola hospital. Marilyn Sommer 11 underwent appendicitis surgery at Anderson County hospital. Mrs Gene Kratzberg released from Garnett hospital. Death of Mrs Cash Bishop 83 at her Goodrich farm. funeral at Goodrich. Willard Zink 40 funeral in Osawatomie. survived by two children. Mrs Cecile Moore of Greeley noted as an aunt. Americans saved more than 16 million dollars in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Wustefeld
Hoisington
Paul Wilgen
Wustefeld
Wesley Gerhold
Tucson
Artz
Dan Donohue
Fred Lalman
Kansas City
Latman
St. Luke's Hospital
Albert Huttenmueller
Iola Hospital
Marilyn Sommer
John Sommer
Anderson County Hospital
Gene Kratzberg
Garnett Hospital
Cash Bishop
Goodrich
Bishop
Bob
Inez
Osawatomie I
Willard Zink
Zink
Beatrice Cunningham
Cecile Moore
Greeley
Aumt
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald's Farm Page
HDU News
Reed
Oliver Shaws
Mary Dean Holle
Lane
Ross Kimball
Clint LaFollette
John Hahn
Wycoff
Gene Bush
N.A
U.N.E.S.C
Earl Farris
R. E. Roseberry
R. B. Roseberry
Yvonne O'Dea
Jennie Kalb
Irene Dillon
Jack Dillons
Cel
Co-Op Assn
W. H. Crouse
Cabinet Shop
Baler
Baler School
Dennis Auto Co
Richmond
Miss Mabel Chandler
Larne
Powner E Construction Co
Jack Johnson
John Brown
N. H
Ford
Norge
G.H. Bones
Printy
Kansas State Bank
Helen Salman
Colorado
Mann-Bell
Main
Swith
Pittsburgh
Pletaburgh
Pittsburgh Paints
The
Ottawa Afraid
Franklin County
Sreaders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
S. Main
Conoco
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