Farm Page Keeps Busy With Meetings and Projects
On August nine at Mrs Norman Scotts home eight members and guest Mrs Calvin Duvall attended. Mrs Hart spoke on decouragement or Satans Auction. Play Day reports were shared. Ice cream sale at Williamsburg city park cleared 32.73. Community Service completed its project and funds donated to a church youth group for a sign project. Mrs Vernie May finished etiquette lessons. recreation led by Mrs Glenn Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Scott
Calvin Duvall
Hart
Williamsburg City Park
Community Service Committee
Central Church
Young Peoples’ Group
Vernie May
Glenn Crowley
W. G. Tulloss
Peoria Imes social notes list local visits and gatherings
A long list of visits and calls to Mrs. Maude Evans and other Peoria area residents. locals include Lantis, Fisher, Finch, Detwiler, Meisel, Rogers, Dean, Evans, and others from Ottawa, Wellsville, Rantoul, Wichita, and Kansas City. A note mentions a jet engine afterburner noise compared to 144 people talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lantis
Los Angeles
Calif
Trem Fisher
Richter
Maude Evans
G. C. Finch
C. W. Finch
Rantoul
Gardner Finch
Clarence Prager
Ottawa
Fred Weaver
Weavers Home
Cliff Detwiler
Cheri
Thelma Thomle
Cecil
Lloyd Detwiler
Bob Rodgers
Bob Altie
Harold Price
Williamsburg
Art Meisel
Preston
Pilion
Jayhawk Club Meeting Elects Officers at Latimer School
The September 9 Jayhawk meeting at Latimer School elected officers led by President Merle Eversmeyer and Vice President Jack Stewart. Reports and talks covered Achievement and Record Books, health topics, and a film. Refreshments for 24 members and guests were served by project boys. Junior Judgers met September 6 at Oakland School with officers elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Latimer School
Merle Eversmeyer
Jack, Stewart
Louann Lowrance
Clarence Higdon
Eula May Cartmill
Floyd Higdon
Joan Hays
Mary Pickenpaugh
Jimi Lancaster
Patricia Williams
Rex Hancock
Williams
Braum
Jack Lederer
Cleta Wolf
Albert Crawford
Kay Lederer
Jim Gillette
Melvin Zeke
John Howvell
Judy Milton
Helen Lederer
Wynnette Parker
Andreas Wirtzer
Kisley
Germany
Bunyang
Cannadys
Davy School
Sunday At The County Churches 1955 Parish Schedule
A dense listing of Sunday school times worship services and midweek activities for numerous churches across several towns. Notable entries include Mt Olivet Baptist, Seventh Day Adventist, Union Chapel, Homewood Christian, Centropelis Christian, Princeton Methodist, Wellsville Baptist, Williamsburg Methodist, and multiple Catholic parishes. The notice compiles service times, youth meetings, Bible studies, and special prayer sessions with pastors named for each congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet Baptist
Gost Sackman
Pase Cor
B.Y.F
Rickmhead
Paul A. Davis
Bawar
Tornings
Pam
Quenemo Federated
Mra. G. MM
Montagh
Clutch
Union Chapel
Methodisst
Leon Bandon
Acho
Homewood Christian and
Comutanit
Ronald Seward
Sehsor
Aim
Churon
Centropelis Christian
Lean Apperson
Bible School
Frinceton Methodiay
Leo Saanén
Paa- Waring
Chared
Miami County
Rantoul
Stanton Spring Ridge
Peoria
Carl A. Grondor
Wellsville Baptist
Royal Hiatt
Central
Ronald Kantoe
Agricola
Charles Minach
Williamsburg Methodist
Charles Minseh
Richter Methodist
Robert B. Craig
Munday Achee
St. Therese Catholic
Rishmont
Owen Cote
Arid
Ft & Greenwood
Mapiiet
Gary Buenpester
Binday Aboot
Dia
Proadead
Ben Nicholias
Peesiae Church
Aefmon
Kinceton Christian
Robert Todd
Youle Peoples
Antioch
Harold Moore
Bam Hendriz
Ben Moor
Waverly St. Joseph's Church
Mishael Moriarty
Masa
Homewood St. Anthony Sentire
Michael Moriarty
Frea Methodist Williamsburg
W. H. Hinebaugh
Famous Assembly of God
Pete W. Ratslaff
Lane Methodist
George M. Botapurt
Emerald St. Patrick’s
Jack Harrington
Ottawa Henald
Missouri River navigation to close dates set
Army Engineers announced Missouri River navigation will close in early November with upstream reservoir releases curtailed. Closing dates are November 1 at Omaha, November 5 at Kansas City, and November 9 on the lower river. Through Sept. 9 tonnage reached 306,771 tons, vs 1954’s 297,149 tons, with an expected 100,000 more tons in seven weeks. U.S. Savings Bonds are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas—City
Missouri River
Army Engineers
Omaha
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald’s Farm Page
HDU News
R. D. Spears
W. C. Harding
W. A. Schnoke
Fred Shoemaker
G. R. Evans
Wiil
Everett Stark
Mary Mack
Alla Conley
Ira Dean
Adell Dean
Lewis Wichman
Howard Tucker
J. H. Bilank
Rock Creek
Guy EB. Monroe
P. M. Porter
Ralph Sand
Beryl Ross
Sand
Ray Koontz
Tom Trigg
Barbee ‘Kissinger
Virginia Good
J. E. Berry
E. D. Gillette
R. R. Gillette
Clarence Good
Hattie B. Dorcas
Hickory
Itawa
Kansas
B. F. Bowers
CG. A. Myers & Son
Auds
First Nat'l Bank
Guernsey
Allis-Chalmers
John Deere
Lister
Dr. Dodge
Charles Bloomer
Myers & Son
First National Bank
Ruhamah Baptist
Sutler Township
Chas. Bloomer
L. L. Griffith
Peoria - Imes
Ra Dean
Mrs. Adell Dean and Sons
Mrs. Dean
Wichita
E. G. la Shay
Wellsville
Ray Evans
Alta Conley
A. C. Johnson
Fred Detwiler
Fred Hynes
Princeton
Art Meisel and Sons
Allen Reed
Ray Detwiler
Stile
Stewart Memorials
Gordon B
Club News
Potiona Methome
Benfor M.¥.T
M.Y.F
Frank Ware
Michigan Valley Matodis
Star Grain & Lumber Co
4Th & Walnut
Ottawa, Kauai
Oliver
Merchants Service Plan
P. O. Box
Merchants Finance Corporation, Inc
Jack W. Keller
Bennett
Ottawa, Kansas
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
Robert A. Anderson
House
Missouri
U. S
Howell
Pho
Scren
Baldwin Implement CO
Herald
McCormick
Wap
Sheldon Aircron
S. Walnut
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