Farm Club Marks October Meeting Highlights
The Herald’s Farm Page reports Pottawatomie Valley meeting details with 14 members, five new members, a Halloween party plan, and committee appointments. Acorn Rustlers elect officers at Acorn school and bid farewell to Ray Carey leaving for the army, with a picnic supper that preceded the meeting.
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Pottawatomie Valley
Lane Hall
Richard Johnson
Jack Kelley
Bill Hiles
Marilyn
Phylis Stevenson
Osawatomic Skating Rink
Ralph Bloomer
Kyle LaFollette
Ramona
Wilbur Kennedy
Phyllis Stevenson
Richard Hiles
Ramona Kennedy
Jack Kelly
Marilyn Stevenson
Billy LaFollette
Barbara Hiles
Kay Coal
Becky Neil
Sharon Bloomer
Betty Bloomer
Dean Kennedy
Acorn Rustlers
Acorn School
Berea 4-H Club Holds Twelfth Achievement Banquet
The 4-H Berea Boosters held their twelfth annual achievement banquet on October 22 at 7 o'clock in the school lunchroom. Invocation by Joe Peine. Marjorie Roeckers welcomed guests. Mrs. V.E. Gunell gave the response. A letter was read.
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Berea
Joe Peine
Marjorie Roeckers
V.E. Gunell
Social notes from Princeton and Ottawa area churches
A compilation of local weekend and weekday visits across Princeton Ottawa and surrounding towns. Residents and guests include families from Iola Lawrence Topeka Osawatomie Detroit and Gridley with church group meetings and hospital trips noted.
Local social notes detail community visits and travel
The column lists numerous visits and farewells across families in Garnett and nearby towns. People from Purdy, Topeka, Ottawa, Gardner, and Mission are noted visiting relatives, attending services, or moving, with events including a funeral, the American Royal, and a church homecoming on Oct 30.
Former Senator Sutton Dies at 88 in Great Bend Hospital
Former state legislator H. F. Sutton, 88, died Wednesday night in Great Bend after a heart attack. Sutton served eight years in the Legislature starting in 1913 and had lived in Stafford county for 70 years. Also included is a stray cooking excerpt about stewed apples and serving tips.
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ST. John, Kas
H. F. Sutton
Great Bend
Sutton
Stafford County
Report of Condition State Bank of Ottawa Kansas 1938
Bank reports assets totaling 1 063 767 16 with cash and balances at banks government and state obligations and loans and discounts. deposits total 1 802 452 84, liabilities and capital accounts sum 1 955 787 16. bank capital consists of common stock par 30 000 00 and surplus and undivided profits 117 410 47.
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JU. S
Bank Premisses
Homewood Church Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
Homewood Christian and Community church elected officers for the year. Moderator was W C Crabb with trustees J M Crabb Jr Anderson and Harry Funk. Deacons were Carl Taylor W C Crabb Terry Robe and Max King. Deaconess positions filled by Mrs J M Crabb and Mrs Carl Taylor. Sunday School officers named Supt James Black asst Supt Max King secretary treasurer Mrs J M Crabb asst sec treas Miss Meredith Anderson. Pot luck dinner at the school house drew a large crowd. Ollie Read of Los Angeles visited Mr and Mrs JE Funk. Mrs Genie Howell, returning from Blue Mound visit, and Mrs Elmina Hurley on MPM Club trip to Leavenworth. Mr and Mrs W C Crabb and Dick spent Sunday in Topeka. Savings bonds are an investment.
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H. H. Gifford
Iola
Ella Lantz
Billa McGinty
Mike
Pat Beller
Ottawa
Jerry McGinty
Manhattan
Maud Billet
Effie Marts
Guy Murdock, Jr
Clarence Oswald
R. G. Hobbs
Grace Harms
Annice Schaub
Pearl Rodgers
Whiteford
Ruby Knight
W.S.C.S
Lawrence
Edna Smith
Bessie Bare
Topeka
J. B. Williams
Hugh Rodgers
Clarence Martin
Robert Cledenger
Purdy
James Martin
George Scott
Dec
Bud Dehnert
Home Wood
Earl Schmitt
Eva Schmitt
Elmer Lauderback
John Morris
Detroit
Mich
Princeton
Calvin Shaffer
Debbie
Merle Brockus
Marie Keller
April
A. B. Taylor
Robert Todd
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Todd
Gridley, Kas
Dale Newland
Oswatomie
Homewood Christian and Community Church
W. C. Crabb
J. M. Crabb, Jr. Anderson
Harry Funk
Carl Taylor
Terry Robe
Max King
J. M. Crabb
James Black
Secy - Treas
Secy-Treas
Meredith Anderson
Ollie Read
Los Angeles
JE. Funk
Genie Howell
Albert Johnsons
Blue Mound
Elmina Hurley
Leavenworth
Grange Resolutions Adopted in Newton Kansas
Kansas Grange adopted resolutions urging federal aid for all schools and continued state aid for elementary and high schools. They pressed compulsory driver education, adequate teacher salaries, adult education, and better training. Other resolutions asked for a speed law on highways, interest charges on state funds in banks, and financial responsibility before vehicle licensing.
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Newton
Kas
Kansas Grange
State Farm Organization
Kach
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