Princeton Jolly Workers Meet at Princeton High School
The Princeton Jolly Workers held a meeting at Princeton High School October 8 to discuss a chili supper bar tar and grab bag planned for October 27 at 6:30 p.m. Two new members were voted in. Officers elected include Lovina Wiederholt president and Edith Sass treasurer. Meeting details and future plans were reviewed.
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Princeton Jolly
Princeton’ High
Lovina Wiederholt
Fo Jean Cannady
Mary Ann Cannady
Edith Sass
Arlene Cannady
Kay Coats
Rosemary Wiederholt
Cletus Wiederholt
June Sutton
Gary Hull
Diana Hull
Barbara Moore
David Sweet
Frank Hahner
James Hull
Princeton Jolly Workers
Harlan Cannady
Alfalfa winter hardiness and nitrate poisoning warning
Farmers are warned that alfalfa stands in southeast Kansas may fail due to soil heaving in late winter rather than cold. Advice covers checking stored grain for weevils, fumigation, and plans for Nov 1 demonstrations at St Joseph market. Also cautions on nitrate poisoning from fertilizer, sprayed crops, and damp hay with prompt veterinary diagnosis recommended.
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Wendell Moyer
Kansas State College
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Earl Splitter
First Accident on Turnpike Reported in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Robert Shelton of 1521 South Sedgwick Wichita were taken to Bethany Hospital Kansas City Kas with minor injuries after their car blew out on the new Kansas turnpike Their accident yesterday is believed to be the first on the 236 mile superhighway Approximately 40 percent of U S public and private secondary schools now offer automobile driver instruction to students
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Eight Deaths Silence A Home
SIGOURNEY Iowa eight children died in a car train crash at a rail crossing three miles northeast of town. Richard Hammes 46 and Ruth 36 were the parents. Ruth was injured and hospitalized in fair condition. The children were Ronnie and Donnie 9 Karen 8 Linda 7 Gary 6 Rosemary nearly 3 and twins Rickie and Vicky 1.
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Here
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Rosemary
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Harold Arlen Carries Song Sheets Like Reporter Copy
Harold Arlen, composer of Over the Rainbow, keeps score sheets in his pockets to jot song notes. The note highlights Savings Bonds as tax exempt.
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Over the Rainbow
Truman calls for vigor in presidency and health ahead
In San Francisco former President Harry S. Truman tells Union League Club the presidency demands full vigor and multiple roles. He says the job imposes a terrific strain and that the president must stay at it day and night or risk the country’s peril. He notes the health issue is not central to the campaign and cites a planned speech in Butte, Montana, and church attendance next Sunday.
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Osage County Agent Walter Campbell Receives Honor
Walter Campbell, Osage county agent, was awarded a distinguished service award at the National Association of County Agricultural Agents annual meeting in Houston Texas He was one of three Kansans honored Campbell previously served as a Colorado county agent before joining Kansas Extension Service in 1942 as Rush county agent He transferred to Osage county in 1946.
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Posse Shoots Buffalo Terrorizing Bourbon County
A Bourbon County posse including a game warden and sheriffs ended a seven day buffalo terror after a three hour hunt. Under Dean Stewart's Dean Stewarts farm a railroad trestle cornered the beast where Warden Craig and Paul Lowe killed it. The carcass was butchered on the spot per orders from the warden.
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Fort Scott
Bourbon County
L. L. Queen
Ray Cummings
Everett L. McCann
Stark
Oliver Craig
Neosho County
Milk production fills river size claim in US
Do You Know enough milk is produced annually in the U S to fill a river 3 286 miles long 40 feet wide and 8 feet deep Ontario a Canadian inland province noted for its freshwater fishing also has 600 miles of salt water coastline on Hudson Bay Herald Want Ads get results.
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Ontario
Hudson Bay
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