Japanese Student Finds 4-H Fills Important Youth Need
Ottawa University student Shoji Tateishi from Japan spoke at a Rainbow 4H meeting, praising the “People to People” program and sharing glimpses of Japanese life. He described his background, language progress, Buddhist influences, Geisha perceptions, and Japan’s landmark Mt Fuji, highlighting world fellowship and community learning through 4-H activities.
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Shoji Tateishi
Ottawa University
Japan
Shoji
Fuji
Shoji Tae Fishi
Rantoul News: Family Moves In and Out in Town
Mrs Gale Gilbert reports Roger Brockus relocates his Ottawa trailer to Rantoul. The T sits south of the Haughn home as Damon Moon goes to Salina for road work. Watkins and Hermseyer families host Watkins 65th birthday at Wayne Ludwig home. Redick and Welton learn of birth of Darrell Eugene Redick in Fairbanks Alaska. Reed, visiting from St Louis, is bedbound with shingles. Rantoul Presbyterian women attend Union Chapel Church event at Munse.
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Roger Brockus
Ottawa
Rantoul
William Haughn
Damon Moon
Salina
L. M. Watkins
F. C. Hermsemeyer
Wayne Ludwig
Busy 79th Birthday For Harry Truman
Former president Harry S Truman, who dislikes birthdays, turns 79 and plans a busy day greeting Baptist delegates at Municipal Auditorium. A luncheon will include messages from President Kennedy and others via telephone, with guests such as John M Dalton, Frank B Morrison, Avraham Harman, Wayrie Morse, Lawrence Wetherby, and Charles Murphy.
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Kansas
CIFY
Harry
Truman
Southern Baptist Convention
Kennedy
Bart Warren
Jack Benny
John M. Dalton
Missour
Frank B. Morrison
Nebraska
Avraham Har
Prosperous Economy Helps Conservation Efforts Across County
The county reports improving crops and resumed field work in good conditions while dry areas face dust and puddle shortages. Wheat program meetings raise awareness among producers as May 24 polling approaches. Officials urge studying the program, tracking expenses for ASCS reports, and timely spray and stump treatments with record keeping.
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ASCS
Board of Supervisors
Rebekahs Name New Officers at Quenemo Lodge
Election of officers was held at the Quenemo Rebekah Lodge meeting with Mrs. Earl Watts presiding. Mrs. Donald Williams was elected grand view, Mrs. Earl Watts noble grand, Mrs. Jon Criqui recommended for lodge deputy, Mrs. Olin James elected to grand urge, and Mrs. Sam Schrock as attennise. Plans for the carnival June 1 were discussed.
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Quenemo
Quenemo Rebekah
Earl Watts
Donald Williams
Jon Criqui
Olin James
Sam Schrock
Nitrate Poisoning in Cattle and Thunderstorm Safety
Nitrate poisoning from fertilized pastures can cause blue skin, staggered gait, bloat, and labored breathing in cattle. remove affected animals and call a veterinarian. The summer thunderstorm season raises lightning risk for outdoor farm work. safest area is a steel frame building or automobile, avoid tractors in open fields and stay indoors away from windows and metal objects.
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Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Chevrolet
South Main St
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Peoples National Bank
Peoples National
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Coane Agricultural Service
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