Local club reports September meetings in three groups
Far and Near group opened with roll call of 39. Officers elected: Doyle Reichard president Bob Binns vice president Elaine Reichard secretary Patsy Martin treasurer Maurine Neal and Mike Sowers council representatives Larry Anderson song leader Janetta Minsch pianist Dianne Bethell reporter. Elaine Reichard spoke on smallpox vaccine origin. knots demonstration by Roger Sowers and driftwood arrangements by Dianne Bethell. Next meeting named achievement meeting. POTTAWATOMIE VALLEY group met Sept 16 with 10 members. Ramona Kennedy spoke on Parliamentary Procedure. Wesley Drey gave a surprise number. Officers elected: Kyle La Follette president Francis Jones vice president Becky Neill secretary Vesey Dreyer treasurer Betty Bloomer reporter Sharon Bloomer pianist Kay Cole recreation leader Billy La Follette council representatives Kyle La Follette and Ramona Kennedy. advisory members Mrs. Dolly Bell and Mrs. Dreyer. Attendees listed include Billy and Kyle La Follette, Wesfre y Dreyer, Ramona and Wilbur Kennedy, Becky Neill, Kay Cole, Norman Gentry, Francis and Billy Jones. others Dolly Belt and Dean Kennedy present. CLOVERLEAF group held Sept 14 with 17 members and 15 guests. Lowell Hinderliter joined. Tex Klink Carol Stoffer and Charlotte Booth formed skating party committee. Officers: Joyce Stoffer president Freddie McCann vice president Katherine Hayden secretary treasurer Frankie Falls song leader Linda Sue Wood pianist Sharon Whirley council representatives Tex Klink Joyce Stoffer recreation leaders Lola Mae Sink Ricky Wood. one parliamentary appointee per meeting. Program included instrumental by Katherine Hayden, music appreciation by Carol Stoffer, health talk by Ricky Wood, and a surprise number by Joyce and Carol Stoffer. Next meeting Oct 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Reichard
Bob Binns
Elaine Reichard
Patsy Martin
Maurine Neal
Mike Sowers
Larry Anderson
Janetta Minsch
Dianne Bethell
Roger Sowers
Judy Fitzgerald
Pottawatomie Valley
Lane Hall
Ramona Kenedy
Wesley Drey
Kyle la Follette
Francis Jones
Becky Neill
Vesey Dreyer
Betty Bloomer
Sharon Bloomer
Kay Cole
Billy la Follette
Kyle Tua Follette
Tamona Kennedy
Dolly Bell
Dreyer
Billy and
Wesfrey Dreyer
Ramona
Wilbur E Kennedy
Norman Gentry
Francis
Billy Jones
Dolly Belt
Dean Kennedy
Cloverleaf
Reguar
Lowell Hinderliter
Tex Klink
Carol Stoffer
Charlotte Booth
Joyce Stoffer
Freddie McCann
Katherine Hayden
Frankie Falls
Linda Sue Wood
Sharon Whirley
Lola Mae Sink
Ricky Wood
Joyce
APPANOOSE To Reunion At Salina And Nearby Visits
The report outlines multiple social visits including the Berger and McEathron reunion at Salina. Kenneth Mesenhimer and family from Lawrence joined the Mesenhimer hosts for Sunday dinner. Numerous pairs attended dinners and suppers. Beverly Vincent wed Francis Emerson at Overbrook Methodist Church. George Nelson’s funeral drew the Wiscombe and Morgan party to Manhattan. Rain provided farmers a pause from corn work as silo filling nears completion. Walter Clark visited the Walkers last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berger
Rufus McEathron
Bickel
Salina
Jack Wiscombe
Bergers
Kenneth Mesenhimer
Lawrence
Arthur Mesenhimer
J. D. Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
Clyde Morgan
Richard Haas
Gregg
Topeka
John Snyder
Fred Walker
Roy Fishburn
Medicine Lodge
Clarence Barbee
Reserve
Charles Ingle
Beverly Vincent
Francis Emerson
Methodist Church
Overbrook
Clyde Wiscombe
Manhattan
Wiscombe
George Nelson
Walter Clark
Farmers weigh feed costs and windbreak plans this season
A.Topeka meeting with extension economists notes large feed grain supplies but Kansas will face higher costs for corn and milo than 1954 due to shortages. Corn belt estimates place No.2 yellow corn at 1.00 to 1.10 per bushel in Oct Nov. Milo around loan rate with shipping costs added. Alfalfa and high protein feeds compare on protein cost. windbreaks are advised to cut winter losses and plan spring ground plowing for new plantings.
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Topeka
U. S
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Johnson
Bethel and Centennial Families Visit and Local Notes
Dale Crawford of Baldwin took his mother Mrs C S Crawford and uncle Charles Jones to St Louis Sunday to visit relatives and return the same day. Mr and Mrs Lee Clark of Oklahoma and Russell Baker of Overbrook visited relatives Tuesday. Harve Clark saw a cow die after roaming into alfalfa. Forrest Shadle of Youngstown Ohio visited his sister and her husband the Homer Crawfords. Mr and Mrs Ben Baker Leland and Arlyss were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Pelkey in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Otto Garber of Lawrence called on friends Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Albert Turner Vaneta and Mrs Mae Vance were Sunday dinner guests of Raymond Oehrle family in Lawrence. Mrs Ben Baker attended the IWSC S seminar at the Ottawa Methodist church last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Albright and Mrs S W Owens of Lawrence were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Crawford
Baldwin
C. S. Crawford
Charles Jones
St. Louis
Lee Clark
Oklahoma
Russell Baker
Overbrook
Harve Clark
Forrest Shadle
Youngstown
Ohio
Homer Crawfords
Ben Baker
Leland
Arlyss
Andrew Pelkey
Topeka
Otto Garber
Lawrence
Albert Turner
Vaneta
Mae Vance
Raymond Oehrle
Ottawa Methodist Church
Clarence Albright
S. W. Owens
Visit Notes From Local Households
Mr and Mrs Ben Baker and Arlyss visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Jones Tuesday evening Mrs Owens stayed for a visit of several days Charles Hoffman of Lawrence called at the Ben Baker home Thursday afternoon Francis Rodgers of Kansas City spent the weekend at the A C Rodgers home Mr and Mrs A H Runyan and Mr and Mrs Lewis Runyan of Osage City spent a week ago Sunday at the G C Clark home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Baker
Arlyss
Charles Jones
Owens
Charles Hoffman
Lawrence
Francis Rodgers
Kansas City
A. C. Rodgers
A. H. Runyan
Lewis Runyan
Osage City
G. C. Clark
Farm Credit Official: Farm Mortgage Debt Not Dangerous
Omaha Nebraska i Thomas A Maxwell deputy governor of the Farm Credit Administration said yesterday he does not view the high farm mortgage debt as dangerous. Maxwell spoke at a Federation of National Farm Loan Associations meeting noting that by year-end farm mortgage debt will be the highest in 22 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Thomas A. Maxwell
Farm Credit Administration
Maxwell
Federation of National Farm Loan Associations
Farmers Using State Owned Land Near Missouri River
Gov Leo Hoegh reviewed a report from the Iowa Conservation Commission noting farmers encroaching on state owned lands along the Missouri River once part of the river channel. Commission Director Bruce Stiles urged an exhaustive survey to establish state ownership to western border tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Leo Hoegh
Iowa Conservation Commission
Missouri River
Commission
Bruce Stiles
Iowa
Farmer Kills Self After Rape Allegations in Kansas
A 45-year-old farmer Fred Wilson of Johnson County Kansas shot himself as deputies closed in to arrest him on a statutory rape charge involving his common-law wife's two daughters, 17 and 14. Detectives tracked him to a hedge thicket after a tip, and Wilson died 45 minutes later. His wife had said the girls fled, alleging abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fred Wilson
Johnson County
Kas
Wilson
Fred Smith
William Heck
Olathe,Kas
Heck
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