Worthwhile Farm Club Meets At Loyd Home August 15
The Herald Farm Page reports a Worthwhile meeting at Mrs. Harry Loyd’s home on August 15. Ten members attended. The group approved last minutes, planned cancer dressings for the next session, and learned etiquette lessons by Mrs. Ed Crawford and Mrs. Mary Black. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Loyd and Mrs. Curry. Upcoming meeting with Mrs. McClure. clothing lesson by Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Loyd
Ed Crawford
Mary Black
George Ferguson
Jim Curry
W. C. McClure
Garmo
Esther Todd
Jess Montague
Mary Hays
Huquette
Silvius
Howard Kalb
Charles Caudill
Charles Wunzicker
Oca Graybill
John Silvius
Lloyd Greaves
Terry
Bartle Breithaupt
Charles Huntzicker
Jack Dillon
Sam van Huss
Octa Graybill
Tom O’dea
Elm Grove
Eversmeyer
Hamiston
Robinson
Kansas
Channon
Holmes
Mrs. Williams
Hoffman
Recreation
Dick Jameson
Lantis
Williams
Brederman
Harding
Old Rugged Cross
McFadden
Hoopes
Cancer Fund
Pope
Eloise McFadden
H.D.U
Osawatomie Hospital
Stankard
Glover
Fairmount
Emory Morgan
Fred Kissinger
Ferm Rybolt
Harold Stewart
Mary Morgan
Harold Crockett
Fred Glanville
Berea 4H Club News Highlights August Events
Berea boosters met August 8 at Berea School with roll call about a project enjoyed. The Willing Workers gathered August 25 at Spring Creek School to display fair entries and ribbons. actions included cleaning Brown school, changing meeting night, and recording books. County agent Mr Jameson attended. pictures were shown and square dancing enjoyed.
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Berea Boosters
Berea
David Perkins
Lois Ecord
Tom Chambers
Fredrick Chopin
Judy McClure
Donnie Kueser
Burns
Rose Celine Wiesner
Marjorie Roeckers
Carolyn
Louis Greaves
Brown School
Spring Creek
O’dea
Richard Jameson
Greaves
Linda
Terry
Robert Cox
Garrett
Carolyn Wilmns
Yvonne O'Dea
Iva Hunsiker
Louise Brittingham
Westinghouse Discontinues Fair Trade List Prices
Westinghouse Electric Corp announced it will discontinue immediate fair trade list prices on electric housewares and automatic bed coverings in Mansfield Ohio. John J. Anderson manager of portable appliances said the company will still publish suggested retail prices and suggested dealer prices.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John J. Anderson
Westinghouse
Fall field day highlights Kansas crops and soil practices
Kansas State College outlines improvements in summer crops, soil management, and crop breeding to be showcased at the fall field day on September 9 at the Agronomy Farm in Manhattan. Topics include sorghums soybeans sunflowers mung beans cowpeas and native grasses with notes on Balboa Rye pasture yields and seed treatment for wheat.
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Kansas State Agronomy Farm
Manhattan
R. V. Olson
Department of Agronomy
Ralph Bonewitz
K-State
Wichita
Bonewitz
Local Social Rounds Include Visits and Guests in Ottawa
In Ottawa and area, many gatherings mark weekends and Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Horne hosted a Forest Park picnic in honor of Mrs. Horne's birthday with family from Ottawa. The Robbins and Gilliland households hosted dinners and Sunday visits, while other families traveled to Valley Center Wichita and Tacoma for visits and moving plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Horne
Forest Park
Ottawa
E. T. Nitcher
Margaret McNees
Valley Center
Ralph Nitcher
Wichita
Henry Bushnell
Bob Bushnell
Jim Copeland
Chris Loper
Cora Button
Robert Loper
Dickie
Brenda
Bobbie Loper
Ethel Lindsey
Walter Nitcher
George Lindsey
Renny Ottawa
C. H. Lopez
Tacoma
Wash
Lloyd Robbins, Sr
Gene Miller
Ralph Hunt, Sr
Merley Monague
Wade Johnson
Carol Ann Crawford
Rex Montague
Charlotte Plough
Charlotte Love
Bernard Nelson
Lyla Carpenter
Danny Servaes
Elaine Willman
Roland
Ralph Williston
Richard Lopez
Gary
Mike Miller
Douglas Lindsey
Waco
Texas
Carol Ann Stoffer
Roy English
Karl Johnson
Miss Griffin
Mrs. Johnson
George Gould
Delores Carleton
Bob Boyd
Clovis Johnson
Lexie Johnson
Earl Evans
California
Earl Bethell
Kansas State College Seed Tests Warn of Smut Susceptibility
Pathologist Earl Hanging reports on varieties Triumph, Ponca, and Pawnee. Triumph and Ponca show high smut susceptibility. with seed heavily infested, Pawnee could show 20 percent smut while Ponca reaches 65 percent. Farmers urged to treat seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wichita
Claude L. King
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Triumph
King
Pawnee
Ponca
Earl Hanging
New Stop Signs For School Buses
TOPEKA Kansas motorists must stop for school buses unloading or loading children under new signs. Claud R McCami mont state highway traffic and safety director said the signs require a full stop from every approaching vehicle when a bus is halted for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Claud R. McCamimont
War Criminal Gets Parole In Japan
Tokyo reports the parole of former Marquis and Vice-Admiral Teruhisa Komatsu 64, the sole relative of the Japanese royal line among war criminals, plus 21 others released from Sugamo Prison. Washington announced the parole as part of the day’s notices.
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Tokyo
Teruhisa Komatsu
Yoshihisa Kitashirakawa
Komatsu
Sugamo
Washington
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