Area 4-H Club News Acorn Rustlers Demonstrations and Plans
Acorn Rustlers 4-H Club held Parents night with a Hoe Cake demonstration by Mr and Mrs Glen Greenfield. The program featured The Easter Parade with soloist Mrs Jack Davis and accompanist Mrs Lloyd Schweitzer, plus group singing. Plans were announced for 4-H Sunday at Mt Olivet Baptist Church on May 15, a hayrack ride and wiener roast, and a May 22 First Methodist Church event. The club received permission to use Skelgas Office for a May 7 food sale. posters will be made by Kay Wilhite Cathy Smith and Wesley Hollon. Other demonstrations included How To Measure Correctly How To Operate a Camera Making Clown Sandwiches. The Star Spangled Banner history was shared. motion postponement was demonstrated. slides of Rock Springs Camp shown. Berea Boosters met April at Grade School with talks on Storage of Fruits and Vegetables Sleep to Restore Soldering Inoculating Legumes History of Stephen Foster A safety fun Injury Due to Heat and Cold To Postpone And more. Princeton Jolly Workers in City Hall planned sewing meetings and spring trash pickup. Project talks included Baby Beef and Gun Safety Easter Bunny Cake. Westerners and Elm Leaf also held meetings with various educational demonstrations and business.
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Acorn Rustlers
Max McClelland
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Alfred Hopkins
Kay Wilhite
Cathy Smith
Wesley Hollon
Deloris Hopkins
Ronnie Hardesty
Kenneth Hopkins
Jeannie Allen
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Carol Clark
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Theron Hornberger
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Princeton
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Kay Coats
Sandra Masketer
Linda Kimball
Jerry New
Mrs. Kimball
Ricky Roush
Perry Como
Don Hots
Lorna Kimball
Leland Bass
Connie Burkdoll
Ricky Bass
Mystery casket return fuels Hatchcock hope in fate
In Campbell Missouri a sealed Korea era casket brought 20 year old Pvt Edsel Hatchcock home in 1951. His parents buried the remains in Clarion nine years later. A recent discovery of his Army bag at Indianapolis bus station renews belief he might still be alive as a possible amnesia victim wandering.
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Campbell
George Hatchcock
Korea
Indianapolis
Missouri
Pvt
Edsel Hatchcock
Clarion
Hatchcock
Elephant Handler Crushed By Elephant At Newark Circus
Albert Boyerde, 31, an animal handler for the Cristiani Brothers Circus, was critically injured when pinned against a trailer wall by a four ton elephant. He suffered broken ribs a fractured right arm and head injuries as another elephant tossed him from the trailer. The circus opened a four day Newark stay with Boyerde entering the vehicle to remove an elephant for public photos.
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Newark
Albert Boyerde
Cristiani Brothers ‘Circus
Boyetde
Thief Bedside Oddities Leave Rochester Man Perplexed
A Rochester man reports a burglary that netted $35 and a pack of cigarettes but also included bizarre acts. The thief threw black beans in the bed, plugged the bathroom sink with rubber cement, scattered green herbs, and placed five marbles in an ashtray, leaving the victim and police puzzled.
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Rochester
N.Y
Vernon Abbott
Abbott
Thhief
The Peacemakers lesson by Roy L. Smith
Sunday School Lesson Friends Of Good Will argues that peace requires active good will not just absence of war. The piece contrasts Communist claims of peace with real actions and urges Americans to understand others, avoid arrogance, and foster international goodwill through concrete, thoughtful outreach.
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Ist
U.S.A
Lane Area News Summary of Local Events
Bruce Landess joined 21 other chemistry students from Kansas State Teachers College on a Wichita educational tour of plants and factories. The Lane Methodist Church Women’s Society hosted 22 Osawatomie visitors for a monthly meeting with devotions led by Mrs. Damon Moon and assistants. Lane High School seniors spent a week at Rockaway Beach Missouri. Numerous local visits occurred as families toured relatives in Osawatomie Marion Ind Kansas City Pueblo Colo and Olathe. Friendship night at Paola O.E.S. chapter included several Lane area members.
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Bruce Landess
Kansas State Teachers Co.lege
Wichita
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lane Methodist Church
Osawatomie Society
Damon Moon
Gail Chambers
Earl Mellvain
William Christian
Tom Stevenson
Lane High School
Rockaway Beach
Missouri
Mere Cole
Ralph Moraine
Randy
Osawatomie
Doug McClure sues for divorce in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica Calif AP Doug McClure star of Overland Trail filed for divorce citing mental cruelty from Faye McClure. The couple married in Honolulu in 1987 and separated about a week earlier.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Doug McClure
Faye McClure
McClure
Honolulu
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