Farm Page Notes Monthly Meeting and Club Activities
The Heralds Farm Page reports a monthly meeting in the gym with plans for a booth at Ottawa. Patsy Martin spoke on a project, Nancy Bethell demonstrated Preserving Flowers, and Jean Reichard demonstrated sewing. Refreshments were served to members and parents. The Junior Judgers hosted a buffet supper September 1 at John Lederer home for sixteen attendees. The group met September 12 at Oakland school with officer elections led by vice president Jack Lederer. Officers include President Kay Lederer, vice president Donnie Johnson, secretary Albert Crawford, treasurer Judy Milton, song leader Helen Lederer, pianist Judy Milton, appreciation leader Wayne Johnsson, recreation leader Mary Ellen Crawford, parliamentary practice Jack Lederer, and council reps Kay Lederer and Albert Crawford. The program opened with songs and a health talk Get off the Ground with a Good Breakfast by Judy Milton. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jack Beauchamp and Mrs Ted Beauchamp. There were 13 members, eight guests, and four leaders present. The next meeting will be October 10 at Davy school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Patsy Martin
Nancy Bethell
Jean Reichard
John Lederer
Oakland School
Jack Lederer
Kay Lederer
Donnie Johnson
Albert Crawford
Judy Milton
Helen Lederer
Wayne Johnsson
Mary Ellen Crawford
Jack Beauchamp
Ted Beauchamp
Davy School
Lenexa Annexes 71 Acres As Firms Seek Sites
Lenexa City Council approved an annexation ordinance adding 71 acres, following requests from a real estate firm for 20 acres and a manufacturing firm for a plant site. Lenexa lies about eight miles southwest of Kansas City. Peaches, low in calories, provide vitamins A and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenexa
Kas
Kansas City
Grain sorghum variety plot yields at Svaadt farm near Ottawa
On the John Svaadt farm west of Ottawa a grain sorghum variety plot planted May 26 and harvested September 14 by Jack Beauchamp and the county agent showed varied yields per acre across twelve varieties. Hybrid Nebraska No. 1 and De Kalb D-50 posted low returns while Midland and Westland posted higher figures. Plans include wheat and barley variety tests this fall and outreach on cooperative demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Svaadt
Ottawa
Jack Beauchamp
Midland
Combine
Westland
Plainsman
Reliance
Redbine
Redlan
Nebraska
Sunday At The County Churches Wellsville Churches
A listing of church services across Wellville and nearby areas includes Wellsville Methodist led by Reverend Paul F Lessle with Sunday School at 9:45, worship at 11, and youth activities. First Baptist Cheech with Quenemoc Bible School at 10 and preaching at 11. and many others such as Union Chapel Methodist Tick Keumne, Mt. Olivet Baptist, Interdenominational Parish, and Centropolis churches, detailing pastors, service times, and weekly meetings. The compilation notes multiple denominations including Methodist, Baptist, Catholic, Christian, and Seventh Day Adventist in communities like Quenemmo, Centropolis, Williamsburg, Princeton, and Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaville Methodist
Paul F Lessle
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Cheech
Quenemoc — Bibl
Cecil V. Kramer
Union Chapel Methodist
Tick Keumne
Acm
Mt. Olivet
Roger Cantrill
Carl A. Grondorf
Rantoul Methodist and Presbyterian
Free Methodist
Williamsburg
R. Longenecker
Methodist Commonits
Richmond
Cecil M. Orr
Seventh-Day Adventists
Ninth
Sycamore — KE
H. Meyers
Lawrence
Quencmo Federated
G. M. McIntosh
Centropolis Christian
Donald F. Hood
CYI
Homewood Christian and Community
Ronald Seward
A.m
Ronald Kerr
Williamsburg Methodist
W. Newell Razak
Bundey
Richter Methodist
Robert B. Craig
St. Therese Catholic
Owen Cote
Wellsville Baptist
Royal Hiatt
Youth Fellowship
Greetmont
Wilma Rueh
Pomona Methodiat
Wayne Hollins
Emerald St. Patrick’s
Jack Harrington
Centropolly First Baptist
Ben Nicholas
Berman
Nothing But the Blood
Centrapolis Baptist
Carl Bust
Antioch Baptist
Hal Hawkins
Pomona Assembly of God
Peta Rutzlaff
Appanoose
Ralph Hunt, Jr
Waverly St. Joseph’s Church
Michael Moriarty
Homewood St. Anthons’s
Lane Methodist
George M. Boicourt
Africoin
Charles Minsch
Tany H Baptist
James Leffing
Worm Shake Confusion Moves Across Garden Fence
A quirky note describes a creature resembling an earthworm that appears to enjoy eating them, stirring curiosity about garden wildlife and behavior.
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the Herald's Farm Page
Dean Berlin
Western Auto
Wizard Food Freezer
SOE
John Deere
Brown
Panagen
Ceresan
R. Wayne Robinson
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Europe
U.S
Kansas
Baddeck
Nova Scotia
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Friendly Tabernacles
Israel
Tabernacles
God
THE CHURCH FOR ALL _ ALL
the Church
Luke
Matthew
Hubbard Lumber Co
Auto Body Repair
Crites Body Shop
BANKS
First National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Edmiston’s
Bennett Creamery Co
Lamb Funeral Home
Joe Towner’s Funeral Chapel
Furniture Stores
Douglas Bros. Gasoline and Oil
Lesh Oil Co
Conoco
Andrews Service Station Grain Elevators
Farmers’ Co-Op
Merc. Snc
Storfs
Tucker’s Grocery & Market
Kelsey’s Food Store
Budge
Malott
Anchor Savings & Loan Assn
Made O’day Corporation
Ottawa Steel Products, Inc
The
Ottawa Herald
NEW Car Dealers
Minnick Dodge
Plymouth Radio & Television Keen Company
Ottawa Building & Loan Assa. Ae
Mack Electric
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