Furniture and Appliance Focus At HDU Meetings
Progres sive HDU members heard Mrs. O O Wolf emphasize style comfort utility and durability for furniture at the April 19 session hosted by Mrs Clarence Nauman with assistance from Mrs Glenn Fitch and Mrs M M Bennett. Other groups in Rock Creek Greenwood and Tri Hepta discussed furniture selection lessons donations to charity and plans for Home Demonstration Week activities.
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HDU
O. O. Wolf
Clarence Nauman
Glenn Fitch
M. M. Bennett
W. R. Gamble
Robert Bundy
Carnegie Free Library
H. R. Williams
Greenwood
J. E. Fannin
Evelyn Royer
Herbert Dowdy
Kansas
Rosemary Crist
Lewis Pollom
Max Floyd
Raymond Gibson
Don Lunger
Herbert Crawford
Franklin County Holsteins Dominate 1961 Dairy Test Year
Franklin County herds in the Douglas Franklin County Association show top milk output per cow with H A Jones Pomona leading at 15167 pounds and 658260 total milk. Other strong herds include Harold Johnson Ottawa and Staadt Beauchamp Page Brothers, all in Ottawa RFD 3, plus George Dillon and Sons Pomona with 1,635,070 pounds. Guernseys appear in Kissinger Ransom and Howard Johnson. DHIA data compiled by State Extension Dairymen and county agents.
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Franklin County
Douglas-Franklin County Association
Arnold Hart
Association
H. A. Jones
Pomona
Jones
Jones Holsteins
Harold Johnson
Ottawa
RFD
Johnson’s
Staadt and Beauchamp
Page Brothers
Jerry Hobbs
Princeton
George Dillon and Sons
Kansas City
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Dillon
Martin Dickinson
Williamsburg
Howard Johnson
DHIA
Dickinson
Kissinger
Ransom
State Extension Dairymen
Woman Not Afraid Of Work
In Niagara Falls New York Rachel Perkins defies objections by Public Works to cut a 10 foot curb section with hammer and chisel to build a driveway. She had a permit and says the city would not do the work.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Rachel Perkins
Public Works
David Mann
Man Claims Ditch Digging and Road Work Near Angola
A resident states that last week he dug a 175 foot ditch to drain one of his homes in Angola and that he can cut curbs and build two houses.
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Angola
Need Only Rest Says Whittaker at Law Day Dinner
Justice Charles E. Whittaker, retired from the U.S. Supreme Court for health reasons, told a Kansas City Law Day dinner that he has made wonderful progress toward restoration of his health and only needs a little rest. About 700 attendees applauded his report, and he introduced Associate Justice William C. Douglas as the main speaker.
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Kansas City
Charles E. Whittaker
Law Day
U.S. Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Acorn Rustlers 4H Club Holds Annual Spring Night
The Acorn Rustlers 4H Club hosted Parents Night on April 9 with a chili supper prepared by mothers, followed by a program by 4H parents. Officials announced 4H Sunday to be held April 29 at Mount Olivet Church. Ray Carey spoke on the Rock Springs leaders conference.
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Acorn Rustlers 4H Club
Mount Olivet Church
Ray Carey
Rock Springs
Moser
Evening program delights with readings and music
The group enjoyed time tunes on the harmonica as Jeanie Hamilton laughed. Mrs McClure gave a safety talk on How to take a long Va cation and warned to follow the rules or end up in the hospital. A Moron letter was read and Mrs Winters presented Railroad Crossing. Members praised it as the best program in some time.
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Jeanie Hamilton
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Rock Creek
O. L. Breckenridge
Howard Henderson
Flower
Leonard Langford
Hospital
Quin Furniture Store
Claire Shepherd
J. R. Abel
Russell Smith
T. K. Keelin
Dowdy
Margaret
F. M. Coons
Alvin West
Brown
Don Brown
Franklin Coun
Donald Smith
James Allen
Ottawa Rfc
Fred Kissinger
Ransom Farm
Nuzman Lumber
Baldwin
Mrs. Ott Adams
A. K. Watts
Joe Keller
Erwin Morgan
Whittaker
Kcp&l
Otrick
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Martha
Guernsey
Diana Kissinger
Silver Leaf
Fairgrounds
Herald
Rustler Club
Reita Herring Acorn Rustlers
Iskelgas
Skelgas
John Martin
S. Main
Speedway
Firestone
Nyton Farm & Commercial Truck Tires
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