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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1965

Page

4

HDU Notes Painting Subject of Talks

Local clubs discuss painting techniques in multiple groups Tequa Centropolis and Friendly Neighbors meeting notes describe lessons What's New in Paints and Wallpapers with practical tips on preparation, materials, and application. Members from HDU units share demonstrations and upcoming meeting plans while noting attendance and awards.

Alice Carrow Tequa Forrest Bond W. I. Hink Frank David R.H.D Ottawa J. E. Decker W. R. Binns G. W. Turrell Edgar Anderson Vern Sink Legion Hall Williamsburg Jean Kendall Lloyd Neal Fred Gier Depot Park Thornton Norma Steward Hoseless

Time to Start Brush Control Plan in Franklin County

Still time to begin a brush and weed control program on pasture or rangeland in Franklin County. Planning is needed to provide supplemental pasture where existing forage is depleted. Spray programs depend on proper equipment, correct application rates, calibration, and timing for best kill.

Franklin County Starkey

Kansas 4 H Roundup Dates Set at K State U Manhattan

Dates June 7 11 mark Kansas 4 H Club Roundup at Kansas State University Manhattan with 1200 plus Sunflower State 4 H members leaders and county Extension agents. Theme Expanding Horizons in Citizenship and Careers features Governor Avery and others.

Kanesas State University Manhattan Sunflower State KSU Rock Springs Ranch Junction City Kansas County Glenn Busset Charles Bates Franklin County

Funeral for Matthew Dunlavy in Michigan Valley church

The funeral for Matthew Patrick Dunlavy, who died at the Methodist Home for the Aged in Topeka, Kansas, was held in the Methodist Church in Michigan Valley on Saturday May 15 at 10 a.m. Rev Emery Davis delivered the message and burial followed in Valley Brook Cemetery south of Overbrook. Mrs Sadie Engle is a patient in St. Francis Hospital in Topeka.

Matthew Patrick Dunlavy Methodist Home For Topeka Kansas Michigan Valley Emery Davis Valley Brook Cemetery Overbrook Glenn Henry John Tucker Mamie Bulmer Garnett Methodist Church Sadie Engle St. Francis Hospital

Funeral for Charles Figgins in Quenemo church

Charles Figgins died May 13 and funeral services were held at Quenemo Federated Church with Rev. Kenneth Beddinger reading scripture and praying and Rev. Robt Harvey delivering the message Burial followed in Pomona cemetery Attendees included Miss Florence Windett Mrs Hannah Driver Mrs Vernon Gragg Mr and Mrs Edwin Carswell and Rev and Mrs Harvey The Garnett Methodist Church hosted a Sunday May 16 planning meeting with Rev Beddinger delivering the baccalaureate address to Quenemo High School seniors on May 16

Charles Figgins Quenemo Federated Church Kenneth Beddinger Robt. Harvey Pomona Florence Windett Hannah Driver Vernon Gragg Edwin Carswell Harvey Garnett Methodist Church

Wild flower gardening sparks nurseries specializing in rare seeds

Wild-flower gardening has grown popular with several nurseries now selling only hard to find wild-flower seeds and plants.

Wall Paints Studied Long Before The Paint Question

Franklin County home demonstration units study wall paints amid a countywide leader training. The lesson covers paint types including flat oil enamel latex and polyvinyl acetate, priming on new plaster, and proper application tools and techniques for durable washable finishes.

Franklin County

Contests Date Back To 1856 Contests Date Back To 1856

Horace Greeley sponsored corn growing contests in 1856 as forerunners of 4-H. Rural schools and stations promoted crop projects, seeds, soil testing in the early 1900s. By the late 1890s 4-H formed as superintendents urged planting, gardening, sewing, and cooking.

John Cagle Horace Greeley New York Cooperative Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Puerto Rico Franklin County Milelion United States

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