Junior Judgers and Rainbow clubs meet at Oakland and Martin schools
4-H Club notes May gatherings at Oakland Martin and Acorn Schools. Junior Judgers planned livestock tour for June 6 chaired by Jim Gillette and Harold Pennington with eleven members served refreshments. Clothing girls practiced sewing operations led by Mrs Humphrey. Rainbow members planned spring project tour May 29 at Martin School with a picnic and cemetery cleanup May 28 at Houston Brockus farms. Acorn Club voted half funding to 4-H Camp and Round-Up with June 15 meeting. Junior Judgers parent night May 6 at Oakland School featured cocoa syrup halter soil talk and panel discussion. next Oakland meeting June 3.
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Jim Gillette
Harold Pennington
Don John Sort
Vis
Leonard Humphrey
Kay
Helen Lederer
Cleta Wolf
Wynette Parker
Patty
Kiefer
Judy Milton
Peggy Bunyan
Helen Garderer
Humphrey
Kenneth Ayd Lyle
Truman Milton
Anna Bunyan
Yeader
John Lederer
Rainbow
Martin School
George Brenner
Bessie Froggatte
Mary Whiteford
Ruhamah
Christian Church
Princeton
Kuhamah
Houston
Brockus Farms
Robert Houston
Sylvester Hess
Dale Whiteford
Houston Farm
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Cathy Smith
Delores Jean Brockus
Norma Lou Houston
Rodney Elliott
Linda Lloyd
Lloyd Carr
Connie
Bonnie
Ilene Hase
Gary Elliott
Topeka
Katy Houston
Bill Hase
Ralph Haney
ACORN
Acorn School
Miss Holle
Robert
Evan
Wilma Carey
Dean Robison
Evan Winters
John Winters
Joy Long
John and Dale Winters
Deanna Allington
Ed Parker
Herbert Wolf
Harold van Horn
Glen Gillette
Willard Shoemaker
Betty Cannady
Don Howell
Pleasant Valley guests and family gatherings noted
Mrs Lucy Matile hosted Miss Patty Coffman over the weekend. Families and friends including Ray and George Smith, Homer Matile, Alva Elenwood, Grace Elenwood, and Lucy Mauile visited. Other calls came from Bert Broer, Harold Carpenter, C C Kretzer, Pat O’Dea family, May Fiehler, Elva Russell, Jack Phillips, Pete Wiseman, Max Wiseman, Wilbur Hutchinson, Dayton Matile family, Alex Murdock, Elmer Chronister, Everett Chronister, Paul Sheafler, and Bert Chronister. Junior prom attendances and Mother’s Day gatherings noted.
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O’connors
C. C. Kretzer
C. L. Kretzer
Pat O’dea
May Fiehler
John Benham
Elva Russell
Dover
Pete Wiseman
Jack Phillips
John of
Paola
Max
Wilbur Hutchinson
Dayton Matile
Alex Murdock
Everett Chronister
Elmer Chronister
Abilene
Paul Sheafler
Lyons
Mrs
Bert Chronister
Baldwin High
Traffic Study On New Viaduct Between Cities
A joint study by the Kansas Turnpike Authority and state highway commissions will assess a two mile viaduct linking Kansas City Kansas to Missouri. Estimated cost ranges from 35 to 50 million dollars with tolls and revenue bonds proposed for financing. Gale Moss said the KTA would cover most of the 45 000 dollar survey cost as the project would run traffic revenue.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas Highway Commission
Missouri Highway Commission
Missouri
Kansas Turnpike
Gale Moss
KTA
Survey to increase traffic on turnpike begins June 1
A road survey will start June 1 to study traffic flow and project completion in about 60 days. The effort aims to improve conveyance and reduce congestion on the turnpike.
Garnish Idea With Water Cross and Radish Rings
A quirky garnish technique suggests threading water cross through carrot rings and scallions through radish rings to decorate a platter of sliced cold meats. The playful arrangement adds color and a fresh look to appetizers.
Kansas Citizen Killed In Car Crash
Two car collision in Kansas City killed Homer Craig, 58, and injured two others. Local report notes emergency responders at the scene and the identity of the deceased. Further details are limited in the brief notice.
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Kansas City
Kasat—A
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