4 H Family Has Many Projects From Quenemo Henry Dehn Clan
The Henry Dehn family of Quenemo shows a rich 4-H portfolio with four boys in the program. Robert, the oldest with sheep swine chickens and gardening, earned grand champion poultry and sheep fitting at the Franklin County Fair. Roger, in 4-H six years, won grand and reserve Jersey dairy cattle in open class and the overall open class dairy title with purple ribbons. Ricky, youngest, pursued snacks lunches forestry and rabbits and won grand champion rabbit and several blue ribbons for brownies and cakes at the fair. Mrs. Dehn notes the busy household will grow busier when the youngest enters 4-H this fall, as their father leads the rabbit project and serves as a local club leader.
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Robert
Franklin County
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Roger
Ricky
Ricky Dehn
Henry Dehn
Quemeno
Franklin County Fair
24 Years of 4-H Ties for Larry Bond at North Osage Club
Larry Bond of Overbrook has devoted 24 years to 4-H and now leads Osage county’s oldest North Osage 4-H club, which counts 35 members after once hosting 90. The club began in 1932 with livestock, added Home Economics in the 1940s, and remains active in 4-H livestock with Bond’s family also winning purple ribbons at county fairs.
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Larry Bond
Overbrook
Larry
North Osage
Osage County
Bond
Kansas State Fair 1969 4-H Events Highlighted
Kansas State Fair runs September 13 to 21 with 4-H divisions across exhibits judging and contests. Highlights include enlarged Horse Show on Sept 20-21, Style Revue on Sept 21, and a packed schedule of dairy clothing foods meats and livestock judging. Encampment hosts hundreds of youth between exhibit and livestock areas.
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KSF
Kansas State University
Kansas
Wide Choice Of 4-H Projects At State Fair Encampment
4-H offers projects for all ages and interests. From Small Engines and Veterinary Science to Public Speaking and Personal Finance, members can start with basics like Rabbits or Bicycle Safety and progress through phases in knitting. At the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson September 13-21, about 3,000 youth will stay in the Encampment on the fairgrounds, enjoying meals, judging, contests, and social activities organized with Kansas State University. The 4-H uniform is the green and white dress, and knitting continues as a popular, multi-phase project with new guides for members and leaders.
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Hutchinson
State 4-H Department
Kansas State University
Board of State Fair Managers
Outlook Program Gives Answers To Questions
Kansas State University Extension economists present six TV and 26 radio outlook programs across Kansas. Panelists Norman Whitehair Robert Coppersmith Jack Richards Wilton Thomas discuss crop and livestock prospects with moderator Lowell Kuehn. Also covers ASCS committee ballots deadline September 17 and secrecy of ballots.
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Agricultural Outlook
Kansas State University
Outlook
Franklin County
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Channel
Topeka
KOFO
Ottawa
Norman V. Whitehair
Robert L. Coppersmith
Jack A. Richards
Wilton B. Thomas
Kansas
Lowell D. Kuehn
Paul DeWeese
Don Brewer
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Community
ASCS
ASC
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Ole Buy
Tas St
CAULI
Hort
Otasco
Shamen Co
Kaw
Wally Mise
Metro & Basement Pit
Deviny Lieterior
Wale
Henry & Hawemnent
Famous Majestic Paints
Wilson
Rawlings
Aiciun
Future
All American” Set
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