Outdoor lighting and rabies tips from Kansas State experts
Harold E Stover and Harold Gallaher of Kansas State College offer guidance on outdoor lighting for summer use including underground wiring weatherproof outlets and shielding fixtures. They also stress vaccinating pets to prevent rabies and explain forms, symptoms, and timelines to watch for, plus tree fertilization rules for home landscapes and safe application methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold, E. Stover
Extension Agricultural
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Williams burg News Notes at St Barnabas Guild Meeting
Williamsburg area notes cover St Barnabas Guilds Tuesday afternoon gathering led by Mrs. I L Heth and Mrs J E Decker with shell gifts from Florida. Guests listed include Mrs Anna Russell and O P Fritts with a 50 year pin awarded to Oliver Perry Fritts amid Masonic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Guild
I. L. Heth
J. E. Decker
Heths
Florida
Anna Russell
Washington, D. C
A. F. LeChien
Ross Clark
Nina Fitzgerald
Frances Peddicord
D. E. Smock
W. T. Hopkins
Frank Bitts
O. P. Fritts
Clara Dehn
Yates Center
Virgil Henderson
Dick Kimsey
LaCygne
Edwin Fritts
Kansas City
Fritts
Lee Howland
Greenriver
Utah
Berglund
Ottawa Lodge
Phil McCracken
Ottawa
Appanoose Area Social Roundup and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Arthur Mesenhimer attended the Punch Collins Rodeo at Clinton last Sunday afternoon. Kenneth Hufford of Wichita visited over the weekend with his parents in Overbrook. Mr and Mrs Bob Thompson and grandson from Great Bend stayed with Dale Bloom and family this week. Narcies Cyr of Overbrook visited the Mesenhimer home last Saturday. Max Bloom and Bonnie and Roni from Holyoke Colorado were guests of Charles Ingle at the weekend. Ward Nance and Clyde Wiscombe visited the McEathrons with Jay Monday morning. Charles Pollock of Dowingtown PA stayed with the Mesenhimer last Saturday. Cargy Community Club held a wiener roast last Thursday with 25 attendees. Lee's Summit guests Donald Gottschamer and Sue visited Snyder and Ivan and Harold Gottscha mer family Sunday. C K Rich and Joyce left for Hutchinson to help care for Mrs. George Carothers who is ill. Shirley, Nancy and Christine Edwardson of Emporia were weekend guests of the Nances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hufford
Wichita
Bill Hufford
Howard Morgan
Mike
Ricky
Overbrook
Bob Thompson
Great Bend
Dale Bloom
Patty
Ronnie
Narcies Cyr
Arthur Mesenhimer
Clyde Morgan
Rufus McEathron
Max Bloom
Bonnie and
Roni
Holyoke
Colo
Charles Ingle
Ward Nance
Clyde Wiscombe
Jay
Charles Pollock
Dowingtown
Cargy Community Club
Donald Gottschamer
Sue
Lee's Summit
John Snyder
Ivan
Harold Gottschamer
C. K. Rich
Joyce
Hutchinson
Rich
George Carothers
Shirley
Nancy
Christine Edwardson
Emporia
County Churches Serve Broad Range of Congregations
A compiled listing shows multiple churches and pastors in the region with service times. Pomona Assembly of God under Pastor Pete Ratzlaff holds Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 11, and evening service at 7:45, plus mid week prayer meetings. Other entries include Appanoose Baptist with Ralph Hunt Jr, Waverly St Josephs led by Rev George Klasinski, and Homewood St Anthony's with Rev and third Sunday 9 thereafter 10:30, Lane Methodist led by George M. Boicourt, and Agricola pastor W Nevell Razak. Additional churches listed include Tanly Baptist Rev James Leffingwell, Jehovahs Witnesses Kingdom Hall at Quenemo, Greenwood Baptist Don Ripley, First Baptist Quenemo with Cecil V. Kramer, Union Chapel Methodist Dick Krumpe, Methodist Community Richmond pastor Cecil M. Orr, Interdenominational Parish Carl A Grondorf, Free Methodist Williamsburg Rev M F Longenecker, Princeton Methodist Tom Reborn Jr, Wellsville Methodist Rev Paul F. Leslie, Seventh Day Adventist H Meyers, Quenemo Fenerated Mrs G M McIntosh, Centropolis Christian Donald F Hood, Homewood Christian and Community Ronald Seward, Central W Newell Razak, Williamsburg Methodist W Newell Razak, Richter Methodist Robert B. Craig, St Therese Richmond Owen Cote, Wellsville Capast Royal Hiatt, Pomona Methodist Wayne Hollins, Emerald St Patrick’s Masses, Centropolis First Baptist Ben Nicholas, Appanoose Church of The Brethren Rev Ward Nance, Centropolis Baptist Willard Neumann, New Hope Runaman Runaman and Runaman, Princeton Christan Robert Todd, Antioch Baptist Rev Hal Hawkins.
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Pomona
Homewood St. Anthony's
George Klasinski
Lane Methodia
George M. Boicourt
Agricola
W. Nevell Razak
Tanly Baptist
James Leffingwell
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Quenemo
Greenwood Baptist
Don Ripley
First Baptist Caoren
Bibi
Cecil V. Kramer
Union Chapel Methodist
Dick Krumpe
MYF
Richmond
Cecil M. Orr
Carl A. Grondorf
Rantoul Methodist and Presbyterian
Spring Ridge Presbyterian
Stanton
U. B
Peoria
All Church
Rantoul
Williamsburg
Longenecker
Frinceton Methodist
Tom Reborn, Jr
Wellsville Metmomm
Paul F. Leslie
Rill
Seventh-Day Adventista
Ninth and Sycamore
H. Meyers
Lawrence
Quenemo Fenerated
G. M. McIntosh
Centropolis Christian
Donald F. Hood
Homewood Christian and Community
Ronald Seward
A.m
W. Newell Razak
Williamsburg Methodyst
Richter Methomat
Robert B. Craig
St. Therese Catholice
Owen Cote
Wellsville Capast
Royal Hiatt
Pomona Methodis
Church Schod
M.Y
Wayne Hollins
Emerald St. Patrick's
Jack Harrington
Centropolis Flist
Ben Nicholas
Appanoose Church of the Brethren
Ward Nance
Centropolis
Willard Neumann
New Hope
Runaman
R. B. Shoemaker
Princeton Christan
Robert Todd
Bible School
Antioch
Hal Hawkins
Rainbows 4-H Meeting Sets Yearlong Goals and Demos
The Rainbow 4-H Club met at Martin Community Center and adopted goals to start meetings on time include all district children and speed up business. Florence Higdon Marilyn Wasmund Katie Houston and Brenda Brenner led talks and demonstrations on sewing care salads cake decorations and food handling. Princeton Jolly Workers held city hall talks on 4-H tour plans and planned an ice cream social to raise funds. Berea Boosters met at Richmond Grade School with a “Your Favorite Sport” roll call and demonstrations on eggs in the home dishwashing and a health talk on poor posture.
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Rainbow
Martin Community Center
Florence Higdon
Marilyn Wasmund
Katie Houston
Princeton Jolly
BEREA
Richmond
Theron Hornberger
Linda DeGarmo
Stacey Monroe
Community Notes From Quenemo Area
Local social items recount Topeka shopping by Mrs. Roger Comstock and Mrs. Hazel Wiley. A courtesy shower for Mrs. Richard Carswell was held May 14 with prize gifts and centerpieces. Ottawa visitors at the Bernard home. Willing Workers Club meeting featured scuffies for the Veterans hospital and quilt blocks. Obituary notice: Orville Summeral of Pasadena, Texas, son Mary Frances Meiers, survives wife and five children.
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Roger Comstock
Hazel Wiley
Topeka
Richard Carswell
Annex
Mary Jo
Ed Carswell
George Lewis
Danny Brecheisen
Willing Workers Club
Carrie Casten
Veterans Hospital
G. M. McIntosh
Elmer Schamle
May Harris
Walter Seatons
Lyons
Paul Laubach
Orville Summeral
Pasadena
Texas
Summeral
Mary Frances Meiers
Former Quenemo Residents Visit Ottawa Friends
Sunday afternoon callers at the Roy Fultz home included Mr and Mrs Richard Tate and daughters and Mrs Alice Tate of Iola, Mr and Mrs Frank Frase of Wichita, and Mr and Mrs Edward Borland of Lawrence. Alumni banquet and dance planned for Saturday night May 25 with supper by Federated Church ladies at the Annex and a school auditorium dance to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Meiers
Quenemo
Roy Fultz
Richard Tate
Alice Tate
Iola
Frank Frase
Wichita
Edward Borland
Lawrence
Ladies of the Federated Church
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Brown
Don Brown
Harold Gallaher
Extension Farm
Williamsburg Area News
Lowell Johnson
G. W. Turrell
R. P. Mize
J. 0. Mize
C. E. Todds
Jesse Edgecomb
Kenny
Independence
John Eatons
Homer Eddingtons
Knight
W. V. Horne
Robert Hornes
David Horne
Mary Sue Lowry
WSCS
Ralph Basel
Ernest Gentry
Gentry
Charles Neal
Treas
Basel
Missions
Tom Stansbury
Forrest Bond
Youth Fellowship
Quentin Roberts
O. P Fritts
A. A. Fritts
Ralph Fritts
William Fritts
Amsterdam
Appanoose Area
Mrs
Ruth Morgan
Clinton
America
Dennis
Brenda Brenner
Delores Vallier
The
Ottawa Herald
RADIO
the Keen Co
S. Main
Ellen
Steatest Futor
Neith &Mocracy
Mary
Acts
John
Colossians
Hosey
Titus I
Peter
Keister Adv. Service
Strasburg
Douglas Bros
Hubbard Lumber Co
Auto Body Repair
Crites Body Shop
First National Bank
Ottawa Peoples National Bank
Citizens State Bank of
Edmiston’s
Terrill’s
Your Fashion Store
Dairy Products
Bennett Creamery Co
Drug Stores
Mann-Bell Drug Store
Briscoe Drug Store
Lamb Funeral Home
Lesh Oil Co
Conoco
Andrews
Grain Elevators
Farmers’ Elevator Inc
Kelsey’s Food
Anchor Savings & Loan Assn
Ottawa Building & Loan Assn
Utilities— Gas Service Company
O’day Corporation
Ottawa Steel Products, Inc
Cement Brick Products
Ottawa Warner Corp
Minnick Dodge
Plymouth
Radio & Television
Keen Company
Mack Electric
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