Acorn Rustlers Meet Shares Achievements and Plans
Usha Sudan IFYE from India spoke at the annual achievement meeting held jointly with Acorn community. Members displayed projects, Wilma Carey led demonstrations, and awards were given for completed record books. Next meeting October 19 features a picnic supper and officer elections. About 65 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Rustlers
Usha
Sudan
IFYE
India
Acorn
Wilma Carey
Carol James
Joyce
Jeanie
Hamilton
Linda Wood
Joy Long
Egg grading schools planned across Kansas in October
M A Seaton and M E Jackson Kansas State College specialists announce October egg grading schools. Programs cover quality trends grade standards practice grading and Q&A with a written federal licensing exam. Kansas Board of Agriculture staff will explain the Kansas quality egg law. Sessions run Oct 17 Topeka Oct 18 Emporia Oct 19 Iola Oct 20 Pittsburg Oct 21 Independence start 10 am. Similar sessions in November including Ottawa on Nov 18.
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M. A. Seaton
M. E. Jackson
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Shawnee
Jackson
Wabaunsee
Osage
Emporia
Farmers’ ‘Room
County Court House
Lyon, Chase, Coffey
Greenwood
Iola
Little Theater
Riverside Park
Allen, Woodson
Neosho
Pittsburg
Christian Church
Crawford
Bourbon and
Cherokee
Independence
Washington
Montgomery
Wilson
Labette
Ottawa
Local meeting notes list Garrett and council members
Garrett served as secretary and Mrs Garrett led the music. Alice Carpenter and reporter Louis Greaves noted council members Nancy Hull and Rebecca Brittingham. Joe Hiatt gave a project talk on music appreciation. Mrs Thomas O Dea attended, cake decorating by Mrs Charles Hunzicker. Next meeting will be at Spring Creek School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Batdorf
Jerry Reser
David Anderson
Kenneth Evans
Dick Lister
Girl Council
Sandra Clark
Boy Council
Charles Finch
Ruth Ann Shoemaker
John Morgan
Theo Tucker
Cheryl Taylor
Sharon Taylor
Angus Cow
Dee Elien Lister
Ray Evans
Ilene Hase
Linda Lloyd
Nancy Houston
Delores Walker
George Brenner
Norma Lou Houston
Mary Whiteford
Judy Schmitt
Delores Brockus
Ellsworth Burnett
Dale
Willing Workers — Club
Mary Margaret Garrett
Louis Greaves
C. Hunzickers
Rebecca Brittingham
Mary Margaret
Old man seeks free meal amid police call in Detroit
Detroit reports a 65 year old beggar named Gender Adams who has long roamed the streets since 1929. He stopped a policeman and begged for a bowl of soup. Police found him at headquarters with 529 dollars in cash and a bankbook showing 5226 in deposits. He was placed in a cellblock and quipped he hoped he was not too late for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gender Adams
Adams
Kansas agricultural station reports 1955 wheat barley oats yields
The circular from the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station covers wheat winter barley and winter oats varieties grown at 17 locations. It lists yield test weight lodging milling and baking quality plus other data for 1955 and longer periods. Bluejacket wheat was added to the 20 cent per bushel discount list for 1956 price supports due to inferior milling or baking qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marizes Kansae Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas
Richmond News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
The John Coles were Sunday dinner guests at Clarence Burnett's home. Mr and Mrs Henry Mersman and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ford visited Chester Graffhams in Homewood Tuesday evening. Lonnie Chambers spent Sunday with her parents in Colony. A peanut butter spread note mentions cupcakes and muffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coles
Clarence Burnetts
Henry Mersman
Kenneth Ford
Chester Graffhams
Homewood
Lonnie Chambers
Colony
Kansans among victims in Wyoming airliner crash
Two Kansas connections were among 66 killed in a Wyoming airliner crash. Grace Brown of Luray, Kansas, was traveling to Honolulu to join a son, Dale Brown, who also perished. Dr. L V Devine, 47, linked with brother Dr. V J Devine, ran an osteopathic clinic once in Salina, later Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Wyoming
Grace Brown
Luray
Kan
Honolulu
Dale Brown
Brown
L. V. Devine
V. J. Devine
Salina
Two Killed As Car Hits Freight Train Near La Salle
A speeding auto rammed a moving Union Pacific freight train near La Salle Colorado killing a man and a boy. Initial reports of a woman victim were corrected as false. State Patrol identified the dead as Frank Rodriguez, 34, of the area.
Denver and Leonard Trujillo Involved In Train Derailment
Denver the car owner and 12 year old Leonard Trujillo of La Salle were involved as fifteen box cars derailed on a Denver to Omaha freight line. No crew members were injured. Also includes a simple easy tomato salad recipe using tomato halves topped with egg salad and optional onion for flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Kiefer
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
United States
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Denver
Leonard Trujillo
la Salle
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Walker
Arcadian
Nitrana Sugpodce
E Brown
America
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Tire
van Brown
Tire & Battery Service
N. Main
Av Ra
Malott
Richmond News
Kansas State Colleg
Guernsey
Jersey
Franklin County
D.H.I.A
M.I
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
Baldwin Junction
A. J. Collins
Myers & Son
First
Nat’l Bank
George Sowers
Homelite Chain Saw
Guy Carpenter
Ottawa N. 8S
Battee Rantoul
Tom Stevenson
Wellsville
Ray Angleton
Leo Miller
Frank Mason
Willis Suttle
Chasn
Sam Jones
Ottawa Township
Cecil Houser
Pomona
Jim Driver
Verne Welton
Rantoul
Damon Higbie
Ballard. Wood Princeton
Bob Reed
Otto Schroeder
Charles Brown
Centropolis
Russell Wray
Howard Kalb Wellsville
Bob Herring
Princeton
Rex Christie
Boyd Whitcher
T. A. Bischoff
Clarence Peine
Richmond Raymond Mock
G. O. Froggatte
NM. V. Lake Melyeorn
Francis Evrleston Paola
H. W. Guinn
Paola Ra
Collins
Williamsburg
Prank Mason
Ottawa Elvis Sanders
Centromolis Township
KE. Obermeier Clawetomie
J. AL. Hysom
Wes Graffham
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