Richmond area notes on residents and visitors
.Richmond area social items list travels conferences births and visits. Glen Johnson of Athens Ga attended an agriculture engineers conference in St Louis. Mrs Marguerite Roberts of Kansas City and Merle Roberts of Emporia visited. Lavonne Rockers starts teaching in Bartlesville Okla. Others return from redecorating, move, or travel. Church and club activities noted along with high and grade school enrollment figures. Numerous local residents host, visit, or travel to relatives and nearby towns.
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Glen Johnson
Athens
Agriculture Engineers
St. Louis
Marguerite Roberts
Kansas City
Merle Roberts
Emporia
Fred, Johnson
Art Rockers
Joella
Lavonne Rockers
Bartlesville
Okla
St. John’s
John Williams
Garnett
Frank Dietrich
H. §. Dietrichs
Vernon Bowman
Bradley
Harris
Dennis L. Sobba
Indian Springs Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
Eglin A.F.B
Pensacola
Fla
Cecil M. Orr
Roger Orr
Corona
Calif
Matthew Earl
Ross Spencer
Religio
Baldwin
Berea Club
George
Round Prairie
Roxie Riley
West Scipio
M. Judith Osthoff
East Scipio
Clyde Gorton
Tapley
LaVonne Halliburton
Iantha
Clarice Gordon
Junction
Owen Cote
Louis Appelhans
Chris Mersman
Carl Anderson
Martin Bowmans
Wichita
Kenneth Arnetts
Owen Youngs
Harrisonville
Charles Edwards
John Harmon
Rockport
Mass
Edwin Horstick
Jerry
John Hahner
Dorothy
Shaween
Frank Hahners
Ivan McLees
Nettie Tice
Burlington
Milton Ikenberry
Medical Center
Appanoose Church of the Brethren
Clyde Morgan
Gene Vining
Leonard Wood
Pat Clary
A. R. Poughs
Fred Johnson
Marguerite
Roberts
K. C
Jess Ellis
Osawatomie
John Cole
Parker
Herschel Ralston
Greeley
Norman Johnston
Darrel
Lane
Edna Greenawalt
Otta
Virgil Smith
Dick Smith
Francis Kuesers
Overland
S$ansparents
James Coughlins
Francisco
George Rilhe
Virgina
Japan
George Faggs
el Dorado
John J. Landers
Topeka
Europe
Ygrg
Oscar Newmaster
Chris Picketts
National College
Lee Ellis
Napa
Emporia Teachers
Embry
Motis Weisder
Heads Of Four Farm Groups Meet In Capital
Washington hosts a meeting of top leaders from the American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange National Farmers Union and National Council of Farmer Cooperatives. They aim to discuss uniting the farm bloc before Congress reviews farm programs, though the Farm Bureau downplays prospects of policy agreement. The groups differ on government role in agriculture with Farm Bureau seeking less government, Farmers Union calling for stronger government support, others intermediate.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
National Farmers ‘Union
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Grange
Congress
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
U S Opens Gates To Immigrants
The United States begins admitting immigrants under a new law signed by President Eisenhower. About 60 000 migrants including 4 000 orphans and 36 680 others become eligible for admission as consulates start processing visas and the public is informed of nonquota and special status procedures. Washington notes consulates worldwide will handle the initial visa processing.
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United States
State Department
Eisenhower
U.S
Ad- Washington l
United
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Don Cades
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Imogene Bastin
Georgia Kinney
Imogene
Clive Bastin
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Carl A. Bastin
John Kasper
F. M. Muller
Nashville
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Rustain Products Hardware
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New Jersey
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Courtney Ogg
West Side Grocery
Folger
Sunbeam
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Betty Crocker
Johnny
Food King Bespart
Melearasil
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Sendol
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Rocky Ford
Rendol
Combinati Rover Agredients
Newralgh
Darcy
Ula
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Cana Sailor
Daintio
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Johnson
Melstere Creem
Astin
Crown Discount
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