Elections Of Officers Tops County Unit Activities
Greenwood and Lane unit reports detail meetings at homes and church annexes with meals with money themes. Officers elected include Harve Criqui president and Ted Smith vice president. funds pledged to Smurthwaite House, Scholarship Fund, and County Red Cross. Nov meeting planned. attendance nine members and seven children at Greenwood. Lane notes autumn decor and a Meals and Money lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Harve Criqui
Pomona
Raymond Stankard
Lon Nitcher
Roll Call
J. R. Abel
Smurthwaite House
County Red Cross Fund
Ted Smith
R. E. Stankard
Orville Flager
Lane
Methodist Church
Willliam Owens
Allen Reed
James Curry
W. C. Yokum
Pearl Davidson
Ben Gibson
Mytle Scribner
Harry Loyd
Mary Black
Curry
Mary Kitchen
Anna Bryan
Legion Hall
Neal Forbes
Floyd McCurdy
Norma Steward
Jean Kenedall
Pat Gentry
L. L. Neal
Clyde Todd
W. I. Hink
Ice and Cold Water First Aid Guidance and Ham Cooking Notes
A compact roundup of home science tips covers using ice and cold water to reduce swelling bleeding and pain in minor injuries and to help heat illness. It also outlines ham buying cooking temps and the prep hints for varieties like fully cooked and country style ham, plus quick soup and bread ideas and recent club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brill
K-State
Farm Picture Not All Black Farm Picture Not All Black
A brief editorial notes that despite frequent mention of the cost-price squeeze and other factors pressuring farming, many producers still face difficulties while a majority remain resilient. The piece argues against a collapse scenario and stresses differing experiences among farmers.
Conservation Comments by Irvin Ross: woodlands offer new income
Farmers expanding operations can profit from woodland potential. While walnut and maple fetch current markets, poorer timber may become valuable for pulp, wood and paper. Elm, oak, and hickory could open future markets. most wood crops now go to waste without management and timely evaluation.
Lady Rakes To Kick TV Habit
In New York a woman raking leaves jokes about ending TV addiction sparked by a report on tired child and adult syndromes from excessive television. She cites Hugh Downs and Peyton Place as fearsome fall triggers while NBC’s tribute to teachers dodges player safety issues in a high school football fatality plot. The night’s recommendation includes The Danny Kaye Show with Jose Ferrer and Dorothy Collins at 10:11 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daney Kaye
Jose Ferrer
Dorothy Collins
Ursuline Academy student wins national essay contest
Joan Lickteig of Ursuline Academy Paola was chosen by faculty to represent the school in the Omega Psi Phi national high school essay contest with her piece Civil Rights, the Beacon of Ordered Liberty. Her submission competes for a $500 college scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lickteig
Donald Lickteig
Richmond
Ursuline Academy
Paola
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Miss Lickteig
Farmers Triple Fertilizer Use In Four Years In Kansas
The use of commercial fertilizer in Kansas has more than tripled in the last four years and in the 1963 64 crop year exceeded 610000 tons. Dr Harold E Jones Kansas State University says soil tests and extension programs have driven this growth and stress the value of planning fertilizer use. The piece details soil testing labs, major and minor elements, and notes seven two day Farm and Business Tax Institutes to be held across the state with accompanying one day institutes for small business. It lists dates and cities for the November sessions and discusses the three classes of farm credit short intermediate and long term along with typical uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Harold E. Jones
Kansas State University
Twoeday
Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service
Internal Revenue Service
State Department of Revenue
Social Security Administration
K-State Cooperative Extension Service
Sollows
Great Bend
Beloit
Colby
Garden City
Parsons
Tospeka
Wichita
Toopeka
Wellsville High plans yearbook with staff roles and deadlines
The Wellsville High annual team, led by editor Barbara Walter and adviser Kay Prideaux, set deadlines for copy and ad sales, with class reps selling copies and a future engraving option. Seniors and staff may have engraved names, lessons echo the 1963 Initial Teaching Alphabet introduction in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville High School
Kay Priedeaux
Barbara Walter
Janice Vickers
John Phillips
Miss Prideaux
Ottawa
Gardner
Baldwin
Edgerton
Wellsville
Diana Higbie
Dick Morrow
Mary McCarthy
Tom Sink
Sandy Shoemaker
Gary Whiteaker
Susan Warnock
Terry Corwine
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HDU
Paul Hinton
Abraham Hay
Baby
Candy Denise
Elery Stevens
Max Needham
Donald McDouglas
Red Cross
Donald McDougal
Rosemary Crist
By Irvin Ross
New York
Hugh Downs
Peyton Place
Lawrence Welk
Mr. Downs
Mr. Novak
NBC
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Don White
Kiwanian
Methodist
Prosecution North Western University
National District Attorney’s Association
Franklin County
Bsssec
Pol. Adv
Citizens Committee
Lankard
Hereford
Walter, Keith and
Edwin Lankard
Anderson County Sale Co
U.S. H. 59
K.31
Gold Mine
Lamplighter
Beau Perfect
Atomic Mischief
Donald J. Bowman
Mgr
Hamilton
Missouri
Manhattan
State Laboratory
By Don Brown
United States
J. Funk
Valley Hereford Farm
Mon
Valley Falls
Kan
Rock Road
Arrington
Lal My
Domestic Mischief
Domestic Woodrow
CMR
Rantoul, Kansas
Lane, Kansas
Ottawa High School
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