Reading Meat And Pesticides 4 H Projects
Kansas 4 H offers three reading oriented projects Reading for Enjoyment Reading for Project Enrichment and Reading for Discussion aimed at developing reading skills and engagement as members read books newspapers magazines and pamphlets about their projects Meat utilization teaches budgeting meat selection and cooking while the Pesticides Chemicals Program, led by Dr. Warren Prawl, covers safe chemical use and first aid steps for contamination as part of broader project work including forestry entomology livestock crops and garden projects.
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Kansas
Elm Grove Homemakers Plan Achievement Day
EHU notes record Elm Grove groups meeting details with Mrs. John R. Forrer hosting 12 members, roll calls, and lessons on foods health and citizenship. Plans for Achievement Day Sept 26, with sessions led by various members and guests. Next meetings scheduled with Mrs. Holmes and others in October.
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Elm Grove
John R. Forrer
W.H. Williams
Eldon Walker
A. J. Strafuss
Williams
T.E. Bennett
Strafuss
Holmes
George Kyle
Ralph Garrett
Thailand
Lawrence
Tom O'Dea
Raysmond Mack
Carl Wittman
Poemona
Aaron Drumright
W.O. Cain
J. Marion Rioth
TEQUA
Louis Coppoe
Carole Grigsby
County Extension Home
Ernest Gentry
W. I. Hink
L. A. Green
Alice Carrow
Friendly Neighbors Unit
Ottawa
John Crum
JE. Decker
G.W. Turerel
Willam
Hurtig
Nina Fitzgerald
Dorothy
Dorothy Binns
W. R. Binns
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Hong Kong
Prentice Pemberton
Huseband
Cambodia
India
Greece
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
West Germany
West
East Berlin
France
Holeland
British Isles
Fairmount
Ralph Overstreet
George Graves
Community Project Committee
Herbert Dowdy
Ed Crawford
George Royer
al Mages
Dean Sauers
Sauers
Harmony Homes
Richter Fellowship Hall
Jack Beauschamp
Ted Beauchamp
Marion Coen
New FHA Staff Additions in Ottawa Office
Gayle Kantack reports for duty at the Ottawa FHA office replacing Wayne Doll who moved to Kansas City Kantack a 1962 Kansas State University agricultural education graduate with an animal husbandry minor served in the Peace Corps 1962 to 1964 later with the Department of Welfare and FHA posts in Iola and Olathe He hails from a Washington County farm and is married with three daughters Judith Janet Dianne Charlene The family will move to Ottawa Donna Birckhead began work June 19 as assistant county office clerk in Ottawa She is married with three children a 12 year Ottawa resident and a graduate of Overbrook Rural High School raised on a nearby farm.
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Gayle Kantack
Ottawa Farmers Home Administration
Wayne Doll
Kansas City
Kantack
Kansas State University
Peace Corps
Department of Welfare
FHA
Iola
Olathe
Washington County
Kansas
Janet
Dianne
Charlene
Ottawa
Donna Birckhead
Overbrook
Knowing What To Do Next Makes A Big Difference
Carole Grigsby notes how an organized housewife appears to get things done with little effort by shortcuts and tricks. She treats housekeeping as a job to be finished quickly. consistency and knowing what to do next define her approach.
Prevention Is The Best Way To Stop Gullies
The text explains gully control through conservation, shaping natural waterways, and keeping channels grassy. Measures include fencing to exclude livestock, diversion ditches, terraces, stockwater ponds, erosion control dams, and sod forming grass to prevent future erosion. It also blends homemaker routines about regular kitchen cleaning and weekly chores as practical maintenance advice.
Mummies Found In New York
In Manhattan a basement trunk opened in Washington Heights revealed three mummified infants, one possibly dead 47 years. Autopsy planned by Dr. Paul Herman to determine death. The trunk bore the name Anne Solomon, found with Jacob Solomon present. body ages and origins remain unclear.
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New York
Manhattan
Paul Herman
John Hartnett
Superin
Hartnett
Anne Solomon
Jacob Solomon
Anne
Kansas State Fair closes with near record attendance
The Kansas State Fair ended in Hutchinson after a record attendance forecast. Officials estimated Wednesday’s crowd at about 32,000 for a total of 552,000 despite intermittent rains. Gov. Robert Docking visited exhibits, receiving a 20 inch riverboat cookie jar from Burrton winner Mrs. Robert Werner.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Apy
Robert Docking
Docking
Robert Werner
Burrton
K State Field Day At Airport Here
Kansas State University East Central Experiment Field near Ottaway Airport hosts field day next Tuesday at 1 30. Dr Ernest Mader reports on soy bean row widths and planting dates with topics on fertilization weed control and bromegrass management. Also guidance on lambing management and rose care amid seasonal advice and soil fertility notes.
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Robert W. Boz Worth
Kansas State University
East Central Experiment Field
Otetawa
Ernest Mader
R.W. Olson
Lars Ry Murphy
Oliver Russ
Murphy
Cliff Gruver
Pills Kill Oregon Women
Oregon medical examiner warns women to stop taking a suspected pill combination linked to eight deaths in four years. Dr Russell Henry describes the mix as amphetamines and other substances, notes potential heart risks and urges consulting a doctor if taking similar pills.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Russell Henry
Henry
Delco Chemical Co. Inc
Mount Vernon
Lampar Co
Dallas, Tex
Western Research Laboratories
Denver
Colo
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EHU
Birckhead
By Carole Grigsby
West 181St Street
Washington Heights
Bozworth
Symptons
Ottawa Herald
Cherry Street
Coronado Deep Freeze
Kelvinator
Maytag
Florence E
Ben Printy
Jean Printy
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