row, left to Hliht: Mrs. Arch Weaverllng, Mrs.
Alton Kale, Mrs. Robert Ost, and
left to Hght: Virginia Rlghtmeler, Roma
,.Thom p .n, Mrs. Dale Crangle, Mrs, Clyde
Kay mith, Mrs. Tom Lehrling, Mrs. Lowell
D. K. Balch, and Mrs. Marvin Chlleott,
Cross BlOodmobile
Thursday,
to obtain blood to
Jewel] County quota.
was a real success.
Jewell County is
year and 1Ol pints
Thursday from
according to Vir-
Jewel] Coun-
Crom BloOdmobile
Mrs. D. K. Balch
of the committee,
Rlghtmeter with
Schlotterbaek and
Plowman helped
the time and tree of the doc-
tors was present at all times.
Volunteer reded mJrses,
who helped, were: Linda Bour-
bon, Ruby Kale, and Inez
Reed.
The American Legion Auxil-
iary ladkm wore in charge of
the kitcb serving the
lunch. The f~ing helped:
Ruby I vis, Alice R erty,
Elizabeth Nicho~, Helen Staf-
ford, Mary Boyd, Lela Lamb,
I~lten Nellar, Sue Great. Fran-
ces Walker, an4 Ethel Loomls.
Volu~s, WhO he~ with
various ,'..ties on the floo .
They shared~were: .Veva Thompson, Ruth
of Formoso
which
field dress-
Jack's second deer
Years of Kansas
Will Celek4'ah|
January 19
Roam Steak
and operated by
Ross, will cel-
first anniversary
19. In hen-
Mr. and Mrs.
some fine
specials. Far de-
their ad in, this
area is proud of
house and the
good Job of managing that Mr.
and Mrs. Ross have bean do-
ing. This business is a success
and iS providing a real
to the people of the area.
Wayne Hsvlce Buys
Registered Angus Bull
Wayne Havice, Esbon, re-
cently purchased an Aberdeen-
Angus bull from Planet Marrg
Ranch, Esbon, Kansas.
Left to right:
H I 4a-
Jby Campb ,
Barbar8 Alcor Ronm GroL
Joan C~Llcott, Vera Wenvet-
ling, lJl& Smith, J~tn Reh-
mert. Ltmlla Yasmei', Lena
Be~ry, sad Colleen Lehrling.
THE V. F. W. men set up
and took down the equipment.
They were: Ralph Hamilton.
Don Snyder, Art Berg, Rex
Freeman, Walter Campbell,
Gerald McAtee, Evan Hanson,
Jack Morris, and Jack Wal-
dron.
The following have received
recognition for their many do-
nations of blood and their
names were posted on the wall
at the Armory Thursday:
Gallon Club: O. H. Wagner,
Ruby Davis, Vcra Seirer, Bet-
ty Atkinson, Daisibel McInty-
re, Alton Kale, Ralph Bohnert,
Carroll Collins, Ralph Ander-
son, Thelma Holdren, Keith
Dr. C. W. Plowman and Barbara Alcoa.
Anderson, Ray Schaefer, Dolly
Zimmerman, Gerald McAtee,
Vernon Hamilton. Ralph Ham-
ilton, Al Baxa. R. D. Sloan,
Beulah Balch, Philena Smith,
Inez Reed, Rome Grout, Luella
Yasmer, Donna Ost, Albert
Eilert, Raymond Seems, and
Jean Life.
Two Gallon Club: Merton
Zeissett, Gall Hudiburgh. Del-
la Sloan, Francis Frye, Millle
Hills, Virginia Rightmeier, Lu-
ella Yasmer, R. D. Sloan.
Three Gallon Club: Ellen
Hudiburgh, Paul Life.
Those who solicited donors:
Betty Atkinson, Jewell; Lor-
ena Pate. Esbon; Wanda How-
ard, Burr Oak: LaVonna Bart-
Icy. Ionia" Maxine Keeler.
Formoso; Merna Keeler, M4mt.
rose; Beulah Clawson, Ran-
dall; Jim Wilson, R.E.A. pcr-
sonneh Bob Switzer, County
personnel: Grant Berry, State
Highway personnel.
Krsmer Furniture Store
Installs New Window Display
Kramer Furniture Store has
installed a fine new display I~
the front window of its east
building. It is very attractive
with carpet on the floor, fire-
i Place, and appropriate furni-
ture. This merchandise is
available and is quality mer-
chandise, attractively priced,
This space was formerly oc~
i cupied by the Robert H. Mey:
er law office.
e
The annual meeting of th'e
Jewell County Soil Conserva-
tion District will be held Mon-
day, January 16th, 7:30 P. M..
at the Catholic Church base-
ment In Mankato.
The speaker will be Al~ed
Christensen, a farmer Who
lives north of Hardy, Nebr.
He has a most interestil~ and
important story to tell.
A supervisor to fill ~ ex-
pired term of Jay Wierenga,
ionia, will be elected. JaF is
eligible to succeed himself.
The winners of the annual
poster and essay contest
be announced.
The supervisors of the Jew-
ell "County Soil Conservation
District will make a full report
of the last year's business.
The County Bankers Associ.
ation will present the Kansas
Bankers Associathm- anng~d
awards to five: eutstm tl
conservation farmers in the
county.
The speaker. Alfred Chris.
tensen, is a dirt farmer and'
has been farming all of his
life. He lives on the farm his
father originally owned. In
196,$ Mr. Christensen was
awarded the State Conserve,
tion Farmer of the year award
by the Nebraska State Cham-
iber of C~Z~.
i Tba farm Mr. ChH~m~t
lives on did m~t OHg~ally Imve
any ground water. Tlmmgh
the use of terraces, StUt~le
!mulching, contour farmin~ end
grass planting he now lure |
good supply uf water at ~1
times.
Mr. ChHstensen's entl~[~.
asm for soil conservation Nbs
off on anyone he talks to:
Through the use of eonserva.
tion practices he now main.
tains a herd of 60 beef cows.
The calves from these cows
are fattened for slaughter. He
also raises and markets 400
head of hogs per year.
Mr. Christensen hasn't done
anything anyone else can't do
but he loves to tell about
things the soil on his farm has
done for the family. He and
Mrs. Christensen are fine farm
people whom Jewell County
farmers and their wives will
want to meet.
IT'S THE WATER YOU
KEEP THAT COUNTS
A CONSOLtOATION OF THE WESTERN ADVOCATE, JEWELL COUNTY MONITOR,
AND THE FORMOSO NEW ERA.
IF IT'S FOR JEWELL COUNTY, WE'RE FOR IT
Vet. ~; He. 31.
It PAO4[S - ! SECTIONS MANKATO# KANSAS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1967
Chamber of Commerce 1967 Officers Oeft to fight):
Melvin LaRue, director;, Melvin Blecha, director;, Mike
Stout, president; Jon Menhusen, director;, Tom Lehr-
ling, vice-president; Dr. Merwin Peterson, director;, and
George Jensen, director.
Jewell County Offlklals, wire atarted new terms Mon-
day (left to rtS ):. Vk Tullar, county commlukmer, let
district; Emma Kibbe, register of deeds; Robert H. Mey-
er, county atto¢ ,y; Carol Ross, clerk of distflct court;
Byron ROEers, l dxte Ju4 a; and Alvin C. Fall, Jr.,
COunty clwk. ~ M~ml~, who started a new term
m d rfff b meeeeda8 from am olmmtim and
w m't avxl l, le Muds},.
Diem; Vie Tull r.
The Jewell County Elacted[tendent. and Edith Heifer!
~flcials started their new[connty treasurer, were electea
terms Monday, Juu y 9, at]at the November, 1966eheec:
noon. The fellewbg are start- [tim. Car! s new terns_, w. !t
ink new terms: 18tart In Jay, 1967 ann ~mm s
Vic Tullar (4 years): com- [ term starts in October, 1967.
missioner, first district. J The county commissioners
Two year • Emma [organized Monday for the eom-
Kibb4, reuse ot f d ds: Ro-llng year. Heal Harris, third
bert H. Meyt~, cjmnt~ attor-[district, and Ray Dietz, se.
ney~ Carol-Ross. clerk of the [~ond district,,have two years
district c0m.t; Bye~m Rogers, Its go oa their present terms.
probate ledge; Alvin g. Fall~ ~rhe members elected Neal
Jr., cetm~ clerk; a~l Charles ]Harris. the present chairman,
Murray. sheriff. ['to serve in that same office
Carl Westin. county supertn-[for the coming year.
HAS NEW LOOK THIS WE~ I Because the "Offset" pro-
--- }cess is more expensive, we
The front ectlon the',- l ill only use it to print one-
Jewell County Record is half of the paper at the pre-
rinted by tim photo lithe-
graphy process this week.
Known in the trade as "Off-
set" printing, it is a proces|
in which a page is phote.
graphed and a page l~ate
made before it Ix rim on the
press. This mt#~ it Imulble
toobtain bettm, picture re-
productlon and to gain more
versatility witk 4dvert~Jag.
sent. In the future, if the in.
:Gee Justifies R, we will
,rint the whole paper by this
~'ocess.
Graee~Jenklns. Christie Lt, q~
hi and Laura Swit enjoye
toeing the parades in color at
It~Iv~ Klndi~'s Monday. Oth-
ers w invited but were tm-
Ifl)l~ ~ come.
The Mankato Chamber of
Commerce held its first regu~
lar meeting of 1987 in the Club
Room of the Correll Hotel
Monday noon, January 9. The
president, George Jensen, was
in charge of the business ses-
s/on. Miss Blanche Thomas,
:secretary-treasurer, read the
minutes of the last meeting
and the treasurer's report for
the past year, which showed
a healthy balance at the close
of the year.
Boyd Silsby gave the report
of the nominating committee.
The following officers were
i eleut#d for the coming year:
Pr~i~ent: Mike Stout; Vice-
i Presldent: Tom Lehrling:
Board of Directors: Melvin
Lalq[tmt Dr. Merwin Peterson,
Melvin~ Biecha. Jon Menhusen.
According to Jim Gunter,
county agent, the Jewell Coun-
ty 4-H Fair will be held this
year August 1-2-3.
Clyde Reed reported that
the annual meeting o( the
Jewell County Soil Conserva-
tion District will be held Mon-
day. January 16. at 7:30 p. m,
in the Community Building,
The club voted to pay for a
page ad in the Jewel] County
Record giving details of the
Soil Conservation program
and advertising the annual
meeting.
The city clerk. Finlay Men-
re, reported that the Layne.
Western Co.. who have been
investigating water supply on
the White Rock, reports there
is plenty of water for City
wells. The investigation is be-
and George Jensen. ing made to determine the
L. M, We]truer reported that best place to drill additional
the Kansas State Chamber of city wells.
Commerce will have a Wage The hospital meeting Janu.
and Hour Meeting at the Sands ary 18 at the Buffalo Roam
Motel in Salina Wednesday, was discused and interested
January 11, at 10:00 a. m. and persons were invited to at-
invited members to accom-tend.
pany him to the meeting. _
KICKOFF MEETING FOR ,CHRISTMASSEAL
HOSPITAL DRIV~ 'GOAL SHORT St00.00
The Kickoff meeting for the Although the Christmas Ses~
Jewel] County Hospital Drive icampaign returns are fine we
will be held at the Buffalo i still need $100 to equal last
Roam Steak House in Mankato i year's total of $1.380. We trust
Wednesday, January 18, at final returns will make this
noon. The group will discuss difference. The December 1~
the ways to raise donations total of newly reported tuber-
for the hospital and elect a
committee to take charge of
the drive.
Letters have been sent to
iJewell County citizens, who
@assed the original petitions,
who helped with the hospital
drive for votes, ami to leaders
of various organizations. If
you didn't get a letter and
would like to attend, please
notify Ray Ellsworth by Mon-
day, January 16. The Steak
House needs to know the num-
her that will attend. The meal"
will be furnished.
culosis cases in Kansas f6r
1966 -- 265!
Harlem Roedkiq Basketbslt
Attraction Resckeduled
Because of sickness and an
a~t9 accident, the Harlem
Roadking Basketball attraction
sponsored by the Jewel] FFA
Chapter January 2, is to be re-
scheduled for a later date. In-
formation as to the new date
will be announced as soon as
a new date can be scheduled.
I•
and Col. Vail Mc- t a new care, installed fbodern I they have installed two new ]stalled and they are attractive [ Maxlne Rafferty helping ker ]Leuie Zadina operates the sort- [ Mr. Isaac and Mr. McC1L~- ] are happy to offer improved
of the Man-Irest rooms, con4trt~t~ ~ew I hanging over head heaters. [In every detail, l in the Care. Mrs. ~a/e Mahaffy !lng alley. Col. ~Ed Montgomery [tock appreciate the fine pa. l facilities for their customers,
Commission[lounge and built largeoffice I The rooms have been panel-I Virlea Peterson has Faith lie in charge of tim uffice. Bill jand Col. Arden Oat help in the [tronage they are receiving and
constructed[quarters. In the auction ring. led. new lighting fixtures in-~Stroup, Alma Zadina, and Buster is the yard nmm and [auction ring.
nob hue. CoL Vail McCilntock, Loule
Baster.
Leh to Hght: Bob isaae and CoL Vall l ,Cl toek.
:t R to Col. IM Moaqomary and CoL Arden Ost
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