Rural Youth United in Western Regional meeting turnout
Persistent rains failed to stop 70 delegates at the Curtis Nebraska conference of Rural Youth U. S. A. The group elected an executive committee with Kennie Anderson as chairman and Jeanette Heckner as vice chair. Discussions urged a regional convention, more western representation, and a 17 western state inclusion plan. The event highlighted farm cooperatives rural radio and church participation as key concerns. Weather caused travel problems but did not dampen activities or Friday night program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Thomas
Columbus
Ohio
Rural Youth
Kennie Anderson
Dalton
Jeanette Heckner
Lisbon
North Dakota
Dorothy MacLean
Lexington
Anderson
Miss MacLean
Nebraska
Heckner
Marcus Radig
Breckenridge
Minn
Marge Larson
Fruitdale
S. Dak
Ray Weick
Plankinton
South Dakota
Mississippi
Jackson’s Mill
W. Va
Agricultural College
Ag College
Horace Crandall
Verlin Livingston
Sidney
National
Rennie Anderson
Cheyenne County
H. G. Gould
Extension Service
Lincoln
A. H. Maunder
Max Brown
Nebraska Co-Op Council
WRFD
Neil Hermance
Kansas City
Wayne C. Whitney
Extension Horticulturist
United States
Country Church
Guy Davis
Martha Kohl
Corfu
New York
National Rural Youth
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Marietta
A. Delight Bobilya
Monroeville
Indiana
Val Peterson
Curtis
Heat Conservation Weatherstrip for tight homes
Advice on securing loose fittings around windows and doors to conserve heat. A belief is noted that one quarter of the U S population lives within 250 miles of New York City.
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U. S
New York City
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Dalton Youth High
RY Group
Frances Lathrop
Adrian Edgar
Cozad
Henry
Phil
Martha
Lennox
Hutchison Plumbing & Heating Co
Sidney, Nebr
Cimarron Insurance Co, Inc
Cimarron
Kansas
Midwestern Capital Stock Insurance Company
C. A. Story Agency
Victor
Co-Op. Assn
Maddox Motor Company
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