Kammlade Named 1954 Chairman of Illinois 4-H Foundation
Ww. G. Kammlade, associate director of the Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics at the University of Illinois, was named chairman of the board of directors of the Illinois 4-H Club Foundation Incorporated for 1954. The foundation seeks to develop 4-H work in Illinois through leadership training, incentive awards, and an advisory group of adults.
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Ww. G. Kammlade
University of Illinois
Ilinois 4-H Club Foundation
Urbana
Dawson G. Wemeldorff
Chicago
O. F. Gaebe
Illinois
K. V. Burns
Home Advisers
Richard Herm
Washington
Adam McWilliams
Illinois Home Bureau Federation
Toulon
E. I. Pilchard
W. G. Randles
Illinois Chain Store Council
M. J. Scott
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Anna Sears
Charles B. Shuman
Illinois Agricultural Association
Charles A. Snavely
Illinois Retail Farm Equipment Dealers’ Association
Peoria
A. F. Stephens
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
Melvin C. Lockard
First National Bank
Cobden
Clarence M. McCauley
Mt. Vernon
Illinois Association of Farm Advisers
Morris
Kammlade
Womeldorff
Shuman
Randles
Illinois 4-H Foundation
W. F. Coolidge
Louise Rice
Sewing Fiberglas Curtains With Orion Thread
Orion thread is recommended for sewing fiberglas curtains due to strength and sun resistance. If unavailable, silk or mercerized cotton are next best. avoid nylon. Use heavy presser foot pressure, long stitches, and loose bobbin and top thread tension.
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Orion
Florence King
University of Illinois Home Economics Department
Warren primary ballot listing candidates for 42nd district
Specimen Republican primary ballot shows candidates for senator ial committeeman district 42 vote for one John W Wham Orville T Bounds William D Bill Hoskinson C R Ray Knox for county treasurer Dorothy P Fenner Marin Besant for county superintendent of schools Margaret M West for precinct committeeman
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Dorothy P. Fenner
Precinct Committeemen Listed for 1954 Republican Primary
The ballot for the Republican spring primary on Tuesday April 13 1954 lists precinct committeemen for Alma Carrigan Haines Omega Patoka Raccoon Stevenson Sandoval and Tonti townships and Iuka Meacham and Crawford precincts names include Delbert Smith John R Barksdale Wendell Belcher Harold Bibb Roy Edmonds William Pick and others with certification of correctness of the ballot.
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Specimen
Marion County
United States
Lar
America
Daly
Edgar M. Elbert
Herbert F. Geisler
Edward A. Hayes
Julius Klein
Park Livingston
Joseph T. Meek
Deneen
A. Watson
Austin L. Wyman
John B. Crane
Public Instruction
Vernon L. Nickell
STATE
John W. Spence
General Assembly
Joseph B. Siemer
Warren O. Billhartz
Warren E. Wright
Conrad F. Becker
Charles J. Perks
James M. Emerson
Robert J. Branson
John W. Wham
Roy E. Frazier, JR
Robert M. Nicholas
Orville T. Bounds
William D
Bill” Hoskinson
C. R. “Ray” Knox
Marin Besant
Margaret M. West
Congress
Twenty
Charles W. Wursell
Robert Delbert Stoafer
Alma Township
Delbert Smith
John R. Barksdale
Carrigan Township
Wendell Belcher
Centralia Township
Blant Burris
Harold D. Bibb
Earl Burris
Roy M. Edmonds
William E. Pick
Ira Cole
Twelfth Precinct
L. Middleton
Thirteenth Precinct
James K. Emerson
William Epperson
William Hardy
Foster Township
Louie B. Soutier
Haines Township
Fred Buchanan
Wendell D. Lamblen
Iuka Township
James S. Mulvaney
James B. Wham
Kinmundy Township
Ellis Johnson
WM. F. Seiglar
Burdette Shaffer
J. H. Diss
M. Allan Copple
Robert G. Marshall
Eighth Precinct
B. Vern Besant
C. F. Gammon
Odin Township
Orlie Uhls
Tenth Precinct
Henry Wolenhaupt, JR
Second Precinct
V. E. Tate
Omega Township
George A. Fisk
Patoka Township
Robert Eagan
Sammy A. Jolliff
Harold K. Pike
William E. Kleemann
Raccoon Township
Harvey Patterson
Romine
C. E
Bud” Burke
Salem Township
First Precinct
Noah Parker
Harry Derocher
Harry Richard Hoffman
Sam W. McCarty
Kenneth E. Brooks
Sandoval Township
ED Wilmoth
Jerome O. Bell
Third Precinct
Stevenson Township
William Parrish
Tonti Township
George Fox
Oliver T. Duncan
Wax Braset County
Clesiz
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