Farm Club Sessions and Ironing Lesson Recap
The Herald reports farm page notes from Modernettes, Better Living, Silver Leaf, Centropolis Beavers, and Rainbow clubs. Members exchanged houseplants and tea towels for hospital charity, with ironing demonstrations by Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Moberly, plus talks on mental witness and home accident care. Upcoming meetings are planned with Mrs. Harvey Martin, Mrs. Charles Moberly, and Mrs. Kathy Smith, while activities include sewing, towels, and note book work with group discussions on fabrics and color.
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Robert Williams
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Williamson
Dwight Haworth
Carl Wittman
Henry Gilroy
Sidney Barber
Paul Boyke
Robert Honeycutt
Rex Crane
Don Waldo
Harvey Martin
Wilbur Henry
Thomas Wilson
Lawrence
Mike Jefferies
Janice Barnhisel
C. E. Keith
Centropolis Beavers
Clark
Balanced Farming and Family Living in Kansas scheme
A Kansas Extension Service program, Balanced Farming and Family Living, guides farm families to optimize resources amid weather and markets. Since 1945, pilot counties like Wabaunsee tested methods used nationwide, with funds (Public Law 83) supporting county level activities and ongoing expansion through Extension services and USDA agencies. The ten standards cover soil, pasture, livestock balance, finances, farmstead design, home, nutrition, health, and youth programs, aiming for broad adoption and improved living standards.
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Kansas
Union
Kansas Extension Service
Wabaunsee County
Congress
S.C. S
U.S.D.A
Nine visiting American veterans leave Moscow for home
Nine U S military visitors from the 19438 U S Soviet linkup left Moscow today by plane after a four day stay as guests of the Soviet government. They were seen off with souvenirs and loud praise of Soviet hospitality and will stop in Paris on their way to the United States. Their photograph albums record the visit.
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Moscow
Elbe
Paris
United States
Home sewing machine service and repair ad
A home merchant with 15 years of experience offers sewing machine service including darning monograms sewing on buttons and making button holes plus service for all other makes.
Richmond Junior-Senior Banquet and Club Activities
The Junior-Senior Banquet at the Methodist annex featured toastmaster James Mériman, invocation by Lee Perkins, welcome by Charles Collins, and response by Sally McDonald. The Meller drama by the Junior Class and the boys quartet “Stars of the Summer Night” preceded a dance in the gym after Rev. Paul Davis spoke. Forty-seven attended. punch and cookies were served.
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Methodist Annex
James Mériman
Lee Perkins
Charles Collins
Sally McDonald
Paul Davis
Chris Mersman
Dan Lickteigs
Lonnie Chambers
Mary Dean Holle
Joe Wittman
Charley Moberly
Kenneth Cunningham
Mines
C. H. New
Abe Severns
Virgil Smith
Ray Houston
Dan Lickteig
Henry Morgan
R. J. Morgan
Lawrence Chandler
Gary
Lawrence
Sailor on Shore Leave Delays Return to Sea
Herb Wolfe, aboard the U S S Oriskany, was docked at Manila the weekend of May 1 beside the U S S Carson when he went on shore leave. The Oriskany sailed out to sea before his return.
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U.S.S
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Donna
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Marsha Bulson
Dee Ann Crawford
Rainbow — Clothing
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Linda
Marie Hird
Judy Schmitt
Kathy Smith
Delores Jean Brockus
Jean Whiteford
Bessie Froggatte
Norma
Kathryn Houston
Kansas Loan Co
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Eniwetolk
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Wite and
Ben
Africa
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Francis Thompson
Melvern
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Bobby
Connie
Debbie
Herald
Lois Smith
Russia
Necchi
Lna
Albright
Richmond
Harry
Dirksen
Harry Smith Auto Supply
S. Mais
Anglo-Action
van Brown
Tire and Battery Service
N. Main
Buster Brown
Richardson's
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor & Implement Company
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
Architects of the Future
State Bank
R. S. Hill
Ed Hosler
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