Topical Index (Part I)
A
A New Beginning............................................................................................... 32
A People & A Spirit—1968 ...........................................................................182
AAA Activities—1937-38 ..............................................................................110
AAA Adds Incentive to Organize—1930-33 ........................................... 94
AAA Funds for Administration—1934 .....................................................104
AAA Funds for Corn-Hog Program—1934 ........................................ 104
AAA Funds for Drought Relief/Cattle—1934 ........................................104
AAA Organization—1938 .............................................................................110
AAA Payments to Farmers—1938 .............................................................110
AAA Payments—1937 ...................................................................................109
AAA Ruled Unconstitutional—1936.........................................................108
AAA—1934 ........................................................................................................107
Accept Smith-Lever Act—1915 .................................................................... 35
Accountability ..................................................................................................187
Additional Counties Organized—1933-36.......................................... 96
Adjustment Payments—1934 ....................................................................107
Administration of Kansas AAA—1933 .....................................................103
Administrative Changes—1956 .................................................................138
Administrative Effectiveness—1940 ........................................................124
Administrative Reorganization—1956 ....................................................146
Aerial Application Training—1981 ............................................................202
Ag Conservation Meetings—1938............................................................110
Agent Training ..................................................................................................181
Agents' Time for AAA—1940 ......................................................................111
Agents/Ag Adjustment Adm.—1934 (AAA) ..................................... 106
Agricultural Adjustment Admin. (AAA)—1933-34 ..............................102
Agricultural Adjustment Admin.—1933 ............................................ 102
Agricultural Banking School—1971 .........................................................192
Agricultural Production Goals—1942......................................................120
Agricultural Projects—1940 ........................................................................110
Agricultural Safety and Health—1982 .....................................................202
Agricultural Trains—1905............................................................................... 29
Agricultural Trains—1914-28 ........................................................................ 48
Agricultural Trains—1930's ............................................................................ 94
Aid to Low Valuation Counties—1946-50 ......................................... 129
Aid to Low Valuation Counties—1946-64 ......................................... 128
Amend Farm Bureau Law—1919 ................................................................ 53
Annual Conference—1924 ............................................................................ 72
Annual Ext. Conference as Personnel Training ....................................... 71
Annual Extension Conference—1919 ....................................................... 71
Annual Extension Council Meeting—1951 ...................................... 136
Annual Meeting—1920's................................................................................ 70
Area Administration Changes—1969 ......................................................161
Area Extension Agronomy Specialist—1961 ........................................140
Area Extension Philosophy—1969 ...........................................................161
Area Extension Specialists—1969 .............................................................161
Assigned to Farm Management—1958 ............................................. 131
Assistance to Counties—1924 ...................................................................... 39
Assistant County Agents—1924-25 ........................................................... 79
Assistant County Agents—1935 ................................................................106
Assistant County Agricultural Agents—1924 ......................................... 78
Asst. Agents for Urban Clientele—1943-49 ...........................................124
Asst. Agents for Urban Clientele—1951-64 ...........................................162
Attendance Recap—1935-46 .....................................................................114
B
Balanced Farming & Family Living—1988 ........................................ 209
Balanced Farming Program—1945-48 ....................................................130
Banker-Farmer Project—1925 ...................................................................... 77
Bankhead-Jones Act—1935 .......................................................................... 98
Beef Cattle Programs—1980 .......................................................................200
Belleville Off-Campus Office—1964.........................................................159
Big Lakes Council—1979 ..............................................................................199
Bluemont Farmers' Club —1876-77 .......................................................... 16
Board of Regents Action—1912 .................................................................. 23
Bohannon, Robert A. ,Director 1968-76 .......................................................9
Boys' and Girls' Clubs—1916......................................................................... 47
Broaden Scope of Farmers' Institutes ........................................................ 16
Budget Law—1931 ........................................................................................... 95
Budget Problems—1928 ................................................................................ 83
Budget Trends—1970s-80s .........................................................................187
Budget/Staff Concerns—1911-27 ............................................................... 37
Budget/Staff Concerns—1928 ..................................................................... 83
Business Management School—1960 .....................................................150
C
Capper-Ketcham Act—1928 ......................................................................... 85
Careful Accounting of Funds—1915 .......................................................... 37
Catalyst for Change—1983 .........................................................................184
Cattle Buying Program—1934....................................................................105
Cattle Buying—1935 ......................................................................................101
Change in Date—1918.................................................................................... 56
Change in Financial Aid—1950..................................................................134
Changes in Contract Agreement—1932 .................................................. 96
Changing Role in Changing Times ............................................................168
Changing Role of Institute—1915 .............................................................. 46
Chanute Off-Campus Office—1970 .........................................................160
Chonological Changes in Organization—1905-36 ............................... 88
Clean-Up Activities .........................................................................................153
Clientele Short Circuits Agents...................................................................181
Clothing Management—1986 ...................................................................205
Clothing—1934 ...............................................................................................100
Club Agent Positions Lost—1929-32 ......................................................... 84
Club Agents—1929 .......................................................................................... 79
Co. Ag Program Advisory Committees—1936 .....................................109
Co. Farm Bureau & Extension—1912-17 ................................................... 22
Co. FB Membership & Dues— 1919-20 ..................................................... 67
Co./District Demon. Agents—1912-13 ...................................................... 24
Colby Off-Campus Office—1961 ...............................................................158
Collect Dues by Mail—1942 ........................................................................127
College Drops Institutes—1874 ................................................................... 16
College Teaching/Institutes Conflict—1900............................................ 18
Commemorate County Agent Work—1922 ............................................ 45
Commodity Groups—1923 ........................................................................... 50
Communications Training—1957 .............................................................141
Community Forestry Program—1972 .....................................................195
Community Organization—1923 ................................................................ 51
Concordia Off-Campus Office—1965 ......................................................159
Congressional Evaluation Mandate—1977 ...........................................188
Conservation Memorandum—1935 ........................................................111
Conservation Tillage—1987 ........................................................................207
Continued Growth—1939 ...........................................................................113
Continuing Education—1957 .....................................................................142
Cooperation with Other Agencies—1930's-80's .................................119
Cooperative Agreement—1915-88 ............................................................ 44
Cooperative Ext. Deans/Directors ..................................................................7
Cooperative Extension in Transition—1979 ..........................................183
Corn-Hog Contracts—1934 .........................................................................105
Corn-Hog Program—1934 ...........................................................................105
Corn-Hog Program—1935 ...........................................................................102
Correlated Programs—1930 ......................................................................... 92
Cotton Acreage Reduction Program—1934 .........................................105
Counties With Extension—1919 .................................................................. 65
County Ag Extension Council Law—1951 .............................................136
County Ag Extension Council Law—1966-67 .......................................164
County Agent Role ..........................................................................................180
County Agent Work Personnel—1919....................................................... 44
County Agent Work—1914-18 ..................................................................... 42
County Appropriations—1934 ..................................................................... 97
County Appropriations—1935 ..................................................................... 97
217
County Appropriations—1940-64 ............................................................127
County Club Agents—1923........................................................................... 78
County Council Law Change—1951 ........................................................134
County Educational Meetings—1936-88 ...............................................117
County Ext. Budget Sources—1940-64 ...................................................126
County Extension Executive Board—1951 ............................................136
County Extension Law Changes—1972-87 ...........................................190
County Extension Law Revision—1972 ..................................................189
County Extension Legislation—1951 ......................................................136
County Extension Operations—1961 ......................................................164
County ExtensionStructure/ Legislation—1951–66 ...........................162
County Farm Bureau Dues—1915-17 ........................................................ 53
County Farm Bureau Dues—1943-46 ......................................................128
County Farm Bureau Law ............................................................................... 51
County Farm Bureau Law—1915................................................................. 32
County Farm Bureau Law—1915................................................................. 52
County Farm Bureau Organization ............................................................. 22
County Farm Bureau Organizers—1912-17............................................. 24
County Farm Bureaus—1930s ...................................................................... 95
County FB Memberships—1915-51 ........................................................... 52
County Home Demonstration Agents—1924 ........................................ 78
County Levies—1963 .....................................................................................142
County Levy/ Limitaions—1919-61 ............................................................ 69
County Organization—1912-15 .................................................................. 24
County Organization—1915-29 .................................................................. 55
County Program Evaluation—1930s .......................................................... 93
County Project Exhibit Contest—1927 ..................................................... 76
County Staff Adjustments—1932-33 ......................................................... 96
County Staff Adjustments—1970's-80's .................................................180
County Support—1925................................................................................... 39
County/State Farm Bureau Membership—1924 ................................... 71
Cow Testing Agents—1937 .........................................................................107
Cowboy College—1972 ................................................................................194
Create State AAA Committee—1936 .......................................................109
Cutworm Campaign—1919 .......................................................................... 61
D
Dairy Product Protection—1960 ..............................................................150
Define Specialists' Roles—1921 ................................................................... 75
Degree Upgrading—1962-89 .....................................................................170
Demand for Repeat Schools—1916 ........................................................... 50
Demonstration Results—1916 ..................................................................... 47
Department of County Agent Work—1917 ............................................. 44
Department of County Agent Work—1920-22 ...................................... 44
Department Programs Emerge—1951-57 .............................................144
Department Staff Changes ..........................................................................169
Departments Organize Programs—1958 ...............................................146
Dept. of County Agent Work—1914-61 .................................................... 44
Develop a State Executive Board—1960 ................................................137
Development of Staff/Programs Before 1914 ........................................ 20
DIRECT—1988 ..................................................................................................210
Discontinue F&H Week—1957 ...................................................................144
Discontinue Millinery—1930 ........................................................................ 93
District Agent Responsibilities—1960 .....................................................139
District Conferences—1947 ........................................................................115
District Demonstration Agents—1913...................................................... 24
District Extension Foresters—1957 ..........................................................139
District Extension Home Economist—1960 ..........................................139
Districts after 1956 ..........................................................................................138
Districts before 1956 ......................................................................................138
Division of College Extension—1912 ....................................................... 21
Docket of Conservation Practices—1938-39 ........................................112
Drop Home Ec Supervision Project—1926 .............................................. 76
Drought—1931 .................................................................................................. 99
Drug Education Program—1972 ...............................................................195
Dunbar, John O., Director 1976-80 .................................................................9
E
Early Agent Work Supervision—1914 ........................................................ 44
Early Appropriation Amounts—1926-31.................................................. 85
Early County Club Agents—through 1925 .............................................. 83
Early County Extension Agents—1912-13 ............................................... 24
Early Finances ..................................................................................................... 28
Early Home Demonstration Agents—through 1925............................ 82
Early Schools—1914 ........................................................................................ 49
Earmarked Funding ........................................................................................186
Economic Conditions Affect Budget—1934 ........................................... 96
Economic Outlook on TV—1971 ...............................................................192
Effect of County Farm Bureau Law—1915 ............................................... 51
EFNEP "Rocket" Mail—1972 ........................................................................195
Eight Week Short Course Revival—1963 ................................................164
1869 Farmers' Institute .................................................................................... 14
1870 Farmers' Institute .................................................................................... 14
1871 Farmers' Institute .................................................................................... 15
1872 Farmers' Institute .................................................................................... 15
1873 Farmers' Institute .................................................................................... 15
Emergency Agricultural Agents—1933 ..................................................106
Emergency Co. Extension Agents, WWI .................................................... 35
Emergency Crop and Livestock Loans—1934 ......................................100
Emergency Drought & Economic Relief —1934 ..................................100
Emergency Drought & Economic Relief—1935 ...................................101
Emergency Economic Relief Activities—1936-37 ...............................108
Emergency Extension Agents .....................................................................145
Emergency Extension Agents—1917-18 .................................................. 58
Emergency Extension Specialists ..............................................................146
Emergency Farm Bureau—1917-18 ........................................................... 59
Emergency Feed Program—1935 .............................................................101
Emergency Gardens—1935 ........................................................................101
Emergency Hog Buying Program—1933 ...............................................105
Emergency Loans—1935 .............................................................................101
Emergency Preparedness—1970 ..............................................................191
Emergency Programs....................................................................................... 57
EMIS Reporting Systgem—Late 1960's ...................................................188
Employ Assistant Agents—1924 ................................................................. 79
Epidemic Cancels Meetings—1918-19 ..................................................... 47
Equal Employment Opportunities ............................................................189
Establish Area Extension Offices—1970s ...............................................174
Establish Extension Department—1918 ................................................. 43
Establish Five Administrative Areas—1971 ...........................................175
Estate Planning—1987 ..................................................................................207
Evaluation & Acountability—1970's-80's................................................187
Expand Committee Again—1956 .............................................................137
Expand Committee Size—1954 .................................................................137
Ext. Council Law—1951 ...............................................................................162
Extension AAA Programs —1934 ..............................................................107
Extension Administrative Handbook—1933 .......................................... 99
Extension Advisory Committee—1953...................................................137
Extension Advisory Councils—1970s ......................................................191
Extension Area Concept—1960s ...............................................................160
Extension Assumes Planning Role—1936 .............................................108
Extension Budgets Improve—1940s .......................................................126
Extension Conservationists—1937 ...........................................................111
Extension Coordinated Efforts—1960 .....................................................153
Extension Districts—1913 .............................................................................. 27
Extension Finances—1940s.........................................................................126
Extension Funding Problems—1920 ......................................................... 69
Extension Growth in Kansas—1915 ........................................................... 32
Extension Home Economics—1930's ........................................................ 95
Extension in the 80s—1983.........................................................................183
Extension in Transition—1988....................................................................184
Extension Lay Leaders—1935-40 ..............................................................115
Extension Organization Changes—1966 ...............................................160
Extension Organization—1930-36 ............................................................. 94
Extension Outlook—1930 .............................................................................. 94
Extension Personnel in Wartime—1941-45 ...........................................120
Extension Personnel—1964 ........................................................................140
Extension Program Assistants—1980s ....................................................173
Extension Programs—1919 ........................................................................... 74
218
Extension Programs—1930-33 .................................................................... 92
Extension Programs—1941-45 ..................................................................123
Extension Project Organization—1935 ..................................................... 97
Extension Project Organization—1946 ...................................................131
Extension Projects—1925 .............................................................................. 75
Extension Projects—1929 .............................................................................. 86
Extension Schools ............................................................................................. 49
Extension Schools—1936 ............................................................................116
Extension Soil Conservation Staff—1935 ...............................................111
Extension Staff—1964 ...................................................................................157
Extension's Strategic Position—1941-45 ................................................120
F
Factors for Change—1970s-80s .................................................................185
Fair Exhibits—1930 ........................................................................................... 94
Fairchild as KSAC President—1879 ............................................................. 16
Fairchild Promotes Institutes—1880s ........................................................ 16
Fairs and Shows—1920s-30s ........................................................................ 49
Fairs Replace Institutes—1923 ..................................................................... 48
Fall (Anniversary) Festivals—1939 ............................................................116
Family Relations Programs—1987 ............................................................208
Farm & Home Week .......................................................................................... 56
Farm & Home Week—1935-46 ...................................................................113
Farm & Home Week—1950s ........................................................................144
Farm Bureau Constitution & By-Laws—1914 .......................................... 41
Farm Bureau Constitution Revision—1929 ............................................. 54
Farm Bureau Dues—1933 .............................................................................. 97
Farm Bureau Organization—1915 .............................................................. 52
Farm Bureau Organizers—1915-17 ............................................................ 40
Farm Business Organization—1985 .........................................................204
Farm Cooperatives—1930 ............................................................................. 93
Farm Credit Administration—1935 ..........................................................113
Farm Credit Administration—1935 ..........................................................113
Farm Estate Planning—1978.......................................................................198
Farm Forestry—1957 .....................................................................................142
Farm Management Short Course—1964 ...............................................152
Farm Mgnt. Assn. Program—1986 ............................................................206
Farm Mgnt. Specialists Funds—1960 .......................................................139
Farm Record Books—1935 ..........................................................................101
Farmers Home Administration—1935 ....................................................112
Farmers' Institute Established—1868 ........................................................ 10
Farmers' Institute Trains—1905 ................................................................... 19
Farmers' Institutes Legislation—1903 ....................................................... 18
Farmers' Institutes—1868 .............................................................................. 12
Feature 10 Courses—1926 ............................................................................. 57
Federal Guideline Publications—1970's-80's ....................................... 182
Federal Influence on Programs—1970s-80s .........................................182
Federal Inspector's Report—1920 .............................................................. 74
Federal Seed Wheat Loans—1918 .............................................................. 60
Federal Smith-Lever Law Revision—1953 ..............................................134
Feed and Seed Loans—1932 ........................................................................ 99
Feedlot Development—1978 .....................................................................197
Finance/Budget Trends—1970's-80's ......................................................186
Finances—1915 ................................................................................................. 35
Finances—1926-31 ........................................................................................... 86
Finances: Sources of Revenue—1924 ........................................................ 39
Financial Situation—1928 .............................................................................. 85
Financing Government in Kansas—1982 ...............................................202
First Counties to Act—1912-14 .................................................................... 24
First County Agricultural Agents—through 1925 ................................ 80
First Extension Specialists—1909 ................................................................ 21
First Hand Account ........................................................................................... 11
First Horticulture Agent—1928.................................................................... 35
First Institute Program—1868 ...................................................................... 12
First Official Roster for Cooperative Ext. .................................................... 33
Five Year School Summary—1941-45 ......................................................117
Flood Damage Summary..............................................................................145
Food & Agriculture Act—1977 ...................................................................182
Food & Clothing Relief—1934 ....................................................................100
Food Production Agents—1941-45 .........................................................122
4-H Ambassador Program—1986 .............................................................205
4-H Camping Program—1977 ....................................................................196
4-H Club Program—1930 ............................................................................... 93
4-H Club Roundup—1923 ............................................................................. 56
4-H Enrollment—1916 .................................................................................... 47
4-H Projects—1916........................................................................................... 47
Formula Feeds—1959 ...................................................................................143
Forum on Families—1978 ............................................................................197
Four-Week Short Courses—1940 ..............................................................118
Full Load Schools—1971 ..............................................................................192
Fund Extension Work—1907-11 .................................................................. 21
Further Institute Evolvement—1905 ......................................................... 18
G
Garden City Off-Campus Office—1961 ...................................................157
Girls' Club—1914 .............................................................................................. 46
Graduate Training—1963 .............................................................................141
Grass Resource Opportunities—1972 .....................................................193
Grasshopper Campaign—1918 ................................................................... 60
Great Flood—1951 .........................................................................................144
Great Plains Conservation Emphasis—1971 .........................................192
Growth of Central Staff—1929 ..................................................................... 84
H
Harvest Labor—1919 ....................................................................................... 61
Hays Off-Campus Office—1964 .................................................................159
Hazardous Occupations Training—1971 ................................................192
Health Program—1962 .................................................................................151
Health Programs—1981 ...............................................................................202
Hessian Fly Control—1916 ............................................................................ 47
Hiawatha Off-Campus Office—1965 .......................................................159
Hog Cholera—1916 .......................................................................................... 47
Home Demonstration Agents—1928 ........................................................ 79
Home Ec Meetings—1961 ...........................................................................151
Home Economics in War Effort—1917 ...................................................... 60
Home Economics Programs—1930............................................................ 93
Home Economics Work—1917..................................................................... 34
Home Horticulture Programs—1979 .......................................................199
Homestead Rehabilitation Corp.—1934 .................................................100
Homestead Rehabilitation—1934 ............................................................100
Housing for Division of Extension—1930's ...........................................118
Housing for Division of Extension—1950s– 80s ..................................153
Housing for Extension—1909....................................................................... 29
Housing Policy Decisions—1987 ...............................................................208
Hutchinson Off-Campus Office—1961 ...................................................158
I
In Depth Schools—1963...............................................................................152
In the Beginning—1868 ................................................................................. 10
Increase Supervisory Districts—1956 ......................................................140
Initial Salary by Years—1912-21................................................................... 38
Insect Reporting via Telenet—1972 .........................................................193
Institute Numbers Decline—1920s ............................................................ 48
Institute Purposes Restated—1913 ............................................................ 19
Integrated Pest Management—1979 ......................................................199
Interpret Kansas Extension Law—1929 .................................................... 55
Interpret State Law—1922............................................................................. 70
Invite Farm Bureau Presidents—1933 ....................................................... 99
Iola Off-Campus Office—1961 ...................................................................158
Irrigation Water Management—1983 .....................................................203
J
Jackrabbit Eradication—1918-19 ................................................................ 61
Job Search Program—1988 .........................................................................210
Johnson, Edward C., Dean & Director 1915-18 .........................................8
Joint Conferences—1930's ............................................................................ 99
Jones, Harold E., Director 1956-68 .................................................................9
219
K
O
K-MAR-105 Electronic Record System—1972 .......................................194
Kansas 4-H Foundation—1952 ..................................................................146
Kansas Bankers Association ........................................................................... 77
Kansas Extension Advisory Council—1953-67 .....................................137
Kansas Extension beyond 1988 .................................................................215
Kansas Extension Response in 1960's ......................................................160
Kansas Extension's Changing Mission—1970's-80's ..........................185
Kansas Farm Bureau Finances—1919-30.................................................. 65
Kansas Farmer Account—1868 .................................................................... 13
Kansas Initiatives—1988-89 ........................................................................215
Kansas TAP's—1968 ........................................................................................161
Kansas Tax Institutes—1972 ........................................................................194
Kellogg Foundation ........................................................................................171
Off-Campus Extension Offices—1960-65...............................................158
Off-Campus Extension Offices—1960s ...................................................157
Off-Campus Institute—1868......................................................................... 13
Office of the Director .....................................................................................168
Oil Crops for War Effort—1941-45 .............................................................122
Organization & Administration 1914-19 ................................................... 32
Organization and Administration—1917 ................................................ 34
Organizational Develop. Withn Ext.—1905-12....................................... 21
Organize County Extension—1920-51 ...................................................... 35
Other Outreach Programs—1914-17 ......................................................... 34
Outline Traces Housing—1905-89 ............................................................155
Outlook for Extension Work in Kanas ......................................................... 39
Outlook Material—1934 ...............................................................................108
Over-All Effort ...................................................................................................121
L
Labor Shortage—1941-45 ...........................................................................123
Last Counties to Organize—1950-52 .......................................................162
Leader Learning Labs—1986 ......................................................................206
Lease Housing Space—1936 ......................................................................118
Leave Policy—1950s ......................................................................................141
Legislative Appropriation—1922 ................................................................ 39
Length of Service—1920s .............................................................................. 38
Levy Limitation Revision—1963 ................................................................135
Life Cycle Management—1982 ..................................................................203
Limitations on the Council—1951 ............................................................136
Linear Dairy Programming—1960 ............................................................150
Livestock Distribution & Maintenance—1934......................................100
Long-Time Programs—1930 ......................................................................... 93
Long-Time Projects—1925 ............................................................................ 76
Low Incomes Affect Dues—1929-30 .......................................................... 67
Luncheon Meetings—1928 ........................................................................... 84
M
Main Street Renovation—1978 ..................................................................196
Many Attend—1921 ......................................................................................... 56
Marketing Strategies Committee—1985-86 .........................................211
Master Clothing Leaders—1987 ................................................................209
McCain Supports District Concept—1966 .............................................161
Meat Preparation and Utilization—1934 ................................................100
Membership Campaign—1920 ................................................................... 64
Membership Campaign—1935 ................................................................... 98
Membership of the Council—1951 ..........................................................136
Memorandum of Understanding—1952 ...............................................163
Men Memberships in County FB ................................................................. 53
Mental Health Emphasis—1961 ................................................................151
Methods of Procedure—1925 ...................................................................... 75
Miller, John H. , Dean & Director 1912-15 ............................................... 7
More Activities/Higher Attendance—1914 ........................................ 20
Movement to Urban 4-H—1973-78 .........................................................198
N
Name Change to Farm/Home Week—1915 ............................................ 46
National Initiatives—1986 ...........................................................................215
Nature of County Agent Work—1914 ........................................................ 27
NE Area Extension Office—1972 ...............................................................178
Neighborhood Leader Program—1941-45 ...........................................122
Neighborhood Leaders—1941-45 ............................................................121
New Extension Positions—1924-29 ........................................................... 79
New HE Positions—1930 ................................................................................ 93
New Organizations—1921-24 ...................................................................... 70
New Program Era—1956 ..............................................................................140
New Program Famework—1927 ................................................................. 57
New Program Features—1940 ...................................................................114
New Standards for Specialist Help—1929 .............................................. 77
Northwest Research-Extension Center—1986 .....................................180
Notices Mailed & Percent Collected—1943-46 ....................................128
Nutrition & Chronic Health Problems—1987........................................209
NW Area Extension Office—1971 .............................................................176
P
Parsons Off-Campus Office—1970 ...........................................................159
Pasture Burning Program—1982 ..............................................................203
PCA Loans—1934............................................................................................108
Personnel Improvements—1926 ................................................................ 71
Personnel Matters—1950s -60s .................................................................140
Personnel Selection Criteria—1914............................................................ 35
Personnel Training—1956............................................................................140
Pesticide Applicator Training—1982........................................................203
Pesticide Applicator Training—1985........................................................204
Plan of County Defense Organization—1917 ......................................... 59
Plan of Work—1925 .......................................................................................... 76
Planning by Sub-Districts—1934 ................................................................ 99
Plans for Smith-Lever Funds—1915 ........................................................... 36
Plant Diagnostic Laboratory—1961 .........................................................151
Post-War Problems—1946-50s...................................................................123
PRIDE Community Development—1980 ...............................................200
Problems Collecting Dues—1922 ............................................................... 70
Production Credit Associations—1934 ...................................................108
Program Changes after 1956 ......................................................................140
Program Coordinating Teams—1987 ......................................................189
Program Coordination—1930s .................................................................... 99
Program Initiatives—1988 ...........................................................................215
Program Projection—1955 ..........................................................................147
Programmable Calculator Programs—1981 .........................................201
Programs Following the Smith-Lever Act (1914) ................................... 46
Programs from 1919 to 1929......................................................................... 74
Project/Staff Reorganization—1963 ........................................................155
Projects & Programs in 1960's .....................................................................150
Projects—1916 ................................................................................................... 47
Propose New Extension Building—1954................................................137
Public Affairs—1963 .......................................................................................152
Publications—1957 ........................................................................................142
Publicity Materials for Conservation—1938..........................................110
Publicity Materials for Conservation—1938..........................................112
Purpose of the Council—1951 ...................................................................136
Q
Quality Eggs—1961........................................................................................151
R
Radio Week—1945 .........................................................................................114
Radio/TV Programs—1958 ..........................................................................142
Reaching Unorganized Counties—1930 .................................................. 93
Realign Administrative Districts—1966 ..................................................160
Realign Staff Responsibilities—1961 .......................................................148
Reasons for Farm Bureau Drop-Out—1926 ............................................ 71
Receipts & Disbursements Summary—1915 .......................................... 37
Recent Mission Statement—1986.............................................................185
Recognize Home Economics—1908 .......................................................... 19
Reduced Freight Rates—1935 ....................................................................101
Reduced Tillage—1978 .................................................................................197
220
Regents/Legislature Support Institutes .................................................... 18
Reorganize Extension Programs—1950's ..............................................146
Reorganize Extension—1950's ...................................................................137
Reorganize Projects—1960 .........................................................................147
Report Format—1980's .................................................................................188
Research-Extension Centers—1986-87 ...................................................180
Responsibilities of Center Administrators ..............................................180
Retail Marketing—1959 ................................................................................143
Review Constitution—1929 .......................................................................... 54
Revise County Extension Council Law—1987 ......................................189
Rodent Eradication—1930 ............................................................................ 93
Role of Area Extension Directors—1971-88 ..........................................176
Role of Volunteer Leaders—1935 ..............................................................115
Rural Areas Development—1960's ...........................................................143
Rural Civil Defense—1960 ...........................................................................150
Rural Electrification Administration—1935 ...........................................112
Rural Fire Protection—1985 ........................................................................204
Rural Organization/Farm Finance—1934 ...............................................108
Rural Rehab—1935.........................................................................................101
S
Safety Belt Project—1987 ............................................................................207
Salaries of County Extension Agents—1921 ........................................... 38
SC Area Extension Office—1972................................................................177
Schedule More Schools—1915 .................................................................... 49
Scheduling—1925 ............................................................................................ 76
Scope & Responsibility Report—1958.....................................................182
SE Area Extension Office—1972 ................................................................179
Second Series of Institutes—1907 .............................................................. 19
Seed Stocks—1935 .........................................................................................101
Self-Study Committees—1968 ...................................................................161
75th Anniversary Committee—1988-89 ................................................213
Sheep Buying—1935 .....................................................................................101
Shifting Focus—1950's-70's ........................................................................185
Short Course for Young Farmers—1962 .................................................163
Short Courses for Young Farmers—1938-40 .........................................117
Simultaneous Growth—1960 .....................................................................142
Six Farm Bureaus Organized—1930 ........................................................... 94
Six Institutes Per Year—1882 ........................................................................ 17
Small Business Assistance—1987 .............................................................209
Smith-Lever Act—1914 ................................................................................... 32
Sobering, Fred D. , Director 1981-86 .......................................................... 10
Soil Conservation Act—1936 ......................................................................108
Soil Conservation Act—1936 ......................................................................111
Soil Conservation Agents—1937 ..............................................................107
Soil Conservation Associations—1935....................................................111
Soil Conservation Awards—1979 ..............................................................199
Soil Conservation Surveys—1935 .............................................................111
Soil Survey Program—1979 ........................................................................198
Soil Surveys—1959 .........................................................................................143
Some Institutes Quit—1919-20 ................................................................... 47
Sources of Funds—1965-88 ........................................................................186
Sources of Revenue—1917 ........................................................................... 37
Sources of Revenue—1921-22 ..................................................................... 38
Southwest Reserach-Extension Center—1987.....................................180
Soybean Production in Kansas—1985 ....................................................204
Special Campaigns—1918-19 ...................................................................... 60
Special Comm./Task Forces—1970'ss ................................................. 211
Special Extension Staff—1933-37 .............................................................106
Special Features—1935 ................................................................................113
Special Program Emphasis—1970's .........................................................191
Special Program Emphasis—1980's .........................................................200
Special Wartime Projects—1941-45 .........................................................121
Specialist Housing Change—1952 ...........................................................153
Split Program—1946 .....................................................................................114
Split Staff Appointments—1980's.............................................................172
Staff Composition—1986 .............................................................................174
Staff Downsizing Projection—1988 .........................................................181
Staff Expands—1935-36 ................................................................................. 97
Staff Growth Continues—1944 ..................................................................124
Staff Growth Summary—1963 ...................................................................156
Staff Meetings—1927 ...................................................................................... 40
Staff Salaries—1956-63 .................................................................................141
Staff Time Distribution—1970's-80's ........................................................172
Staff Time Spent—1970-88..........................................................................186
Staffing Patterns ..............................................................................................169
State AAA Costs—1938 .................................................................................110
State Ag Conservation Committees—1939 ..........................................111
State Ag Conservation Program—1936 ..................................................109
State Ag Program Advisory Comm.—1936 ...........................................109
State Fair Exhibits—1921-22 ......................................................................... 75
State Farm Bureau—1918 .............................................................................. 61
State Leaders—1956 ......................................................................................147
State Personnel Selection Criteria—1913-14 .......................................... 28
State Specialist Staff—1919 .......................................................................... 35
State Staff Adjustments—1932 .................................................................... 95
State Staff Adjustments—1970's-80's......................................................169
State Staffing Changes—1970's-80's .......................................................169
State/Federal Funds to Counties—1940-46 ..........................................126
Status of Extension Organization—1935- ................................................ 98
Status of Extension Organization—1936 ................................................. 98
Study Leaders and Practicies—1929 .......................................................... 77
Subject Matter Areas—1969 .......................................................................162
Subject Matter Support ................................................................................146
Subsistence Gardens—1934 .......................................................................100
Sugar Beet Adjustment Program—1934 ................................................105
Supply Feed to Southwest Kansas—1918 ............................................... 60
SW Area Extension Office—1969 ..............................................................174
T
Thresher Schools—1919................................................................................. 61
Thrusts for the 70s...........................................................................................185
Tobacco Adjustment Program—1934 .....................................................106
Tornado—1960 ................................................................................................153
Train County Executive Boards—1939 ....................................................115
Train Extension Council Member—1961 ...............................................163
Training for Hort. Professionals—1981 ...................................................201
Training Schools ..............................................................................................130
Tree Planting Program—1981 ....................................................................201
Trends in Programs/Area Specialists—1955 .........................................137
Two-Day Short Courses—1938 ..................................................................117
U
Umberger Hall—1958 ...................................................................................155
Umberger, Harry J. C., Dean & Director 1919-47 .......................................8
Union Agricultural Society—1868 .............................................................. 12
Urban 4-H—1960 ............................................................................................150
USDA Committees for Rural Developmnt ..............................................191
Use of Initial Smith-Lever Funds—1914-15 ........................................ 36
V
Valuation Reduces Eligibility—1949 ........................................................130
Victory Gardens Conference—1942.........................................................122
Volunteer Leader Contributions—1977..................................................196
Volunteer Leaders—1940 ............................................................................116
W
War Boards—1941-45 ....................................................................................121
War Food Assistants—1945 .........................................................................123
Water Conservation Program—1934 .......................................................100
Water Policy Program—1986 ......................................................................206
Weather and Production—1941-45 .........................................................123
Wheat Adjustment Activities—1933-34 .................................................104
Wheat Allotment Contracts—1935 ..........................................................102
Wheat Belt Program—1930........................................................................... 92
Wheat Program—1933 .................................................................................104
Wheat Referendum—1935 ..........................................................................102
221
Wheat Variety Selection—1986 .................................................................207
Wildlife Damage Control Handbook—1970 .........................................191
Wildlife Damage Control—1985 ................................................................204
Williams, Louis C., Dean & Director 1947-55 ...............................................8
Wind Erosion Counties—1939 ...................................................................112
Winter Schools—1918 ..................................................................................... 50
Women Administrators—1970's-80's ......................................................181
Women Memberships in County FB ........................................................... 53
Women's Auxiliary—1914 .............................................................................. 46
Woods, Walter R. Dean of Ag & Director,1987 to date......................... 10
Work With Press—1963 .................................................................................152
Work With Urban People—1940's .............................................................123
World War I—1917-18 ..................................................................................... 57
World War II—1941-45 ..................................................................................120
Name Index (Part I)
A
Abbot, Hattie —83
Adair, Walter B. —82
Adams, Albert W. —173
Adams, Henry J. —81
Adee, Jessie —83
Agnew, C. E. —80, 82
Aicher, A. H. —81
Aicher, E. H. —81
Albright, Kenneth B. —177
Alexander, H. P. —83
Allen, Eric B. —178
Allen, Gertrude —85, 125
Allen, Glen —145
Allison, T. W. —59
Alt, L. R. —81
Amstein, W. G. —125, 158
Anderson, Glyde —80
Anderson, Helen Munger —
83
Anderson, John A. —16
Anset, Eva —145
Anthony, George T. —12, 14–
15
Apel, J. Dale —215–216
Appleby, Mariellen —179
Appleby, Thomas E. —179
Atchison, Fred D. —159, 176
Atwood, George S. —80
Aubel, Dora —125
Avery, H. W. —63, 77
Avery, Thomas B. —158
B
Bader, A. K. —125
Bailey, L. D. —14
Baird, Elsie —82
Baird, Harry C. —72, 81, 83,
85, 102, 112, 124, 138
Baker, Letty-Ham —83
Balding, James L. —173
Barnes, B. F. —80
Barnum, Robert L. —81
Barrett, Marie —145
Batchelor, Ellen M. —72–73,
82–83, 85, 125
Bauernfeind, Robert J. —178
Baughman, Melvin J. —179
Bayer, Henry B. —59
Beason, Eddie —160
Begeman, Gilbert F. Jr.—158
Behrens, W.W. —105
Bennett, John B. —89
Berry, J. C. —19, 62
Bevins, Robert J. —152
Bideau, Kathryn —83
Bieberly, Frank —149, 158,
193
Biles, Larry —178
Bill, O. W. —16
Billhimer, F. A. —59, 82
Billings, Ada —85, 126
Billings, Chester B. —126
Bishop, Rev. Wm. —15
Biske, Herman A. —82
Biskie,—73
Biswell, C. R. (Randy) —158–
159
Bittel, Steven G. —179
Blackwood, Helen —177
Blair, Hale B. —83
Blankenhagen, Elmer W. -138,
140
Blecha, Frank —74, 82, 85,
103, 108, 113, 124, 138–
139
Blythe, Myrtle —83
Bohannon, Robert A. —9,
140,148, 161, 168,175,
185, 192
Bolen, W. R. —59
Bolline, Morrie A. —192
Bonczkowski, Larry C. —178
Bonczkowski, Mary H. —173
Bonnett, Orville T. —81
Border, Mary Elsie —85, 125,
138
Borrego, Carol —124
Borst, William —159
Bowen, Mrs. —15
Bower, Harley J. —26–27, 33,
37, 50
Bowers, Jane R. —173
Boyd, Bertha Jane —58, 83
Boyle, Charles A. —83
Boyle, Charles J. —81
Boys, W. A. —24, 27, 33, 36,
82
Branson, D. H. —50
Bratcher, Stanley —177
Bratton, Gerald —160, 179
Braum, Dan M. —73, 81
Bray, George E. —33
Bray, Rex —145
Brazle, Frank K. —179
Bretz, Connie —181
Brooks, W. H. —81
Broughten, Marion P. —33
Broughton, Marion P. —37,
50
Brower, Floyd V. —83
Brown, Duke D. —81,
Brown, Frances L. —20, 33–
34, 37, 60, 89
Brown, Gerald J. —125
Brown, J. Farr —81
Bruckerhoff, David N. —179
Brumbaugh, A. W. —81
Brunson, E. Bruce —72, 81
Bryson, Leonard —145
Buchanan, Christine —215
Buchman, J. D. —80
Buckman, J. D. —81
Bundy, Mrs. Truman —137
Burr, Oceola —45
Burr, Walter —33–34, 45, 58,
62
Burtis, Margaret —125
Burtis, Orville B. —81
Bushman, Professor —15
Busset, Glenn —138, 139
Buttell, W. H. —62
Button, Ralph —62
C
Cahill, Thos. J. —83
Caldwell, F. M. —81
Caldwell, F. W. —50, 73
Caldwell, Louise —33, 37
Caley, Homer K. —173
Call, L. E. —77
Calvert, W. C. —81
Camglin, Glen —145
Campbell, George —16, 83
Campbell, William —62
Capper, Arthur —35, 58
Capper, S. D. —72, 73, 81, 82
Cardwell, F. M. —81
Carlson, Carl —82
Carlson, Jean —159
Carlson, Lois —181
Carp, Effie May —82
Carr, Margaret —83
Carter, Agnes —145
Cassel, Charles E. —58
Cassell, Charles E. —,58, 80,
81
Castineau, Chas. L. —83
Cauthorn, Jessie —83
Chapman, Irene Taylor —83
Chapman,Ira N. —81
Chase, Mr. —15
Christie, L. C. —58
Church, David C. —145
Clapp, A. L. —44–45, 81, 90
222
Clark, J. E. —62
Clark, Stanley J. —173
Clarke, John A. —59
Clarke, Thomas E. —80
Cleavenger, E. A. —85, 125
Cleland, G. L. —73, 82
Coe, Hayes M. —81
Coe, Lila S. —83
Coe, M. H. —73, 85, 124
Coe, Maude —74, 82–83
Coen, Linda —177
Colglazier, Harry C. —73, 81
Colglazier, S. E. —62
Collins, Bill —159, 177
Collins, J. W. —62
Collins, Keith —146
Collins, Vance —145
Compton, Doris —125
Compton, L. L. —125
Conn, G. W. —21
Coolidge, John —125, 149,
158
Copenhafer, Lloyd M. —125
Corah, Larry R. —173
Corson, H. T. —59, 80
Corson, N. T. —62
Coverdale, John W. —62
Cox, Bill —213–214
Cox, Lawrence —140, 177
Cox, Rufus F. —158
Crabtree, P. E. —20, 33, 37,
58
Crane, R. S. —62
Crawford, David P. —178
Crawford, J. A. —63
Criger, A. L. —111
Crippen, Vernon S. —82
Crist, Rosemary —178, 216
Crittenden, H. D. —82
Crooks, Virginia —145
Cross, Thomas —82
Crow, Blaine —59
Crow, Ralph J. —145
Crumbaker, Blanche —145
Crumpacker, S. P. —62–63
Cudney, H. L. —111
Curry, Elizabeth —181
Curry, William R. —81
Curtis, Robert E. —81–82
Cutter, Samuel —12
D
Daly, Walter J. —80–81
Danner, Edna —83
Dawley, F. A. —44–45, 75, 90
Dawson, Robert E. —179
Deeley, Maude E. —82
DeLano, Frederick D. —179
Denison, Prof.—11–15
Detmers, Jennie —16
Deutsch, Henry (Hank) —158,
177
Devlin, Daniel L. —178
Dewalt, W. F. —83
Dexter, Miriam —124
Deyoe, Charles W. —173
Dhuyvetter, Kevin C. —175
Dicken, D. Dean —138, 140,
159, 178
Dickinson, Annabelle —138
Dickson, William —159, 178
Dillenback, F. H. —81
Dodrill, Isabel N. —138, 140
Dodrill, J. M. —82
Domsch, Ann —181
Drake, O. P. —24, 26, 33, 81
Dunbar, John O. —9, 168
Dunlap, Helen —83
Dusenbury, Keith —112
E
Ealy, Robert P. —158
Edelblute, Dale —137, 157,
159, 174
Edwards, M. Josephine —21
Eggerman, J. F. —82
Eier, Hal —111
Eisenhower, Milton —114
Elling, Carl —33, 36, 58, 85,
104–105, 125
Elliott, R. S. —15
Ellithorpe, Vera Mae —125,
178
Emmert, V. M. —81
Enns, P. W. —62–63
Estes, Maude —83
Everson, Everett K. —178
Ewing, Lloyd —62
F
Faidley, Donald —158, 176
Fairchild, George T. —16–17
Farlin, Stan —216
Farmer, J. W. —72, 81
Farrand, J. L. —81
Farrell, F. D. —113
Farris, Mae —125
Fate, Floring —82
Faulkenberg, Maude —83
Fausett, Marvin R. —179
Felps, C. I. —33
Feltner, Kurt —180
Felton, Ray —82
Ferguson, John M. —125, 158
Ferrell, Pauline W. —177
Figurski, Leo —159, 178
Fillmore, Walter —192
Finley, L. Maude —34, 73
Finley, Philip —176, 180
Finn, J. W. —62
Fjell, Dale L. —177
Fleenor, B. H. —85, 126
Fletcher, Mary G. —125
Flinchbaugh, Barry —173,
203, 213–214
Foberg, Selma —74
Folker, Ambrose —24, 33, 37,
81–82
Foster, A. W. —80
Foster, E. L. —14–15
Francis, Eugene —157, 174
Frazier, Les —158
Frederick, Hobart —158, 177
Freeze, Jerry D. —178
Frey, R. E. —83
Frizell, E. E. —61
Fuller, H. B. —24, 81
G
Gains, Sheila —215
Gale, Elbridge —11–12, 14
Gallaher, Harold G. —149,
158, 192
Gardner, J. F. —59
Garlough, J. L. —81
Garrett, E. L. —81
Gates, Ward S. —80
Gearhart, W. S. —20–21, 33,
90
Geisler, James —178
Gemmell, George —85, 125
German, Roy —62
Germann, Ralph —174–175
Gibbs, Pete G. —173
Gibson, H. L. —74, 80
Gilkison, Arthur I. —58, 81–82
Gladfelter, C. F. —80
Glick, G. W. —11–12
Glover, Otis B. —85, 103, 105,
112, 124, 138
Goertz, Harvey E. —176
Goetting, Marsha —177
Goff, Vera —83
Goodheart, Clarene —215
Goodwin, Joe M. —73, 80–81
Gould, Lee H. —33
Gove,—12
Goyen, Loren —138
Graham, Ralf —213, 215–216
Grandfield, C. O. —80, 82
Graves, Chester E. —73, 81–
82
Graves, Ray L. —74, 81
Gray, Chester —62
Green, Clyda —83
Green, Isa Allene —82
Greene, George O. —33, 37
Greene, Laurenz —159, 178
Griffith, Mary —83
Griffith, Paul W. —125, 138,
148, 192
Grimes, W. E. —111
Gripton, D. H. —59
Grover, Herbert —216
Gustafson, C. H. —56
Guthrie, Gersilda —158, 176
Guthrie, Janet —181
Guy, William —179
Gwin, Over —62
Gwin, Paul B. —72, 81
Gwin, Roy E. —80
H
Hackler, Raymond —159, 178
Hackney, E. T. —33
Hagans, Frank —138, 140
Hagans, O. C. —24, 33, 36,
80–81
Hagans, R. F. —58, 82
Hageman, Charles —158
Hagy, F. S. —50
Haines, Emma —15
Halbrook, E. R. —125
Hale, Preston O. —80
Hall, Otis E. —33, 90
Ham, George E. —173
Hamilton, John —10
Hancock, A. C. —80
Hancock, Gaylord —81
Hanna, John B. —138
Hannell, Grace —83
Harrell, Chester —145
Harris, W. J. —62
Hartenbower, A. C. —90
Harter, Eugene H. —178
Hawkins, Floyd —83
Hawkins, R. S. —82
Hay, DeLynn R.—176
Hayden, Gov. Mike —216
Hazeltine, Delpha —74
Hemphill, Sue V. —82
Hendershot, Marie —138, 139
Henderson, Bob —205
Henderson, Grace M. —80
Hendriks, J. A. —80
Hepler, John V. —58, 73, 81–
82, 102
Herod, Jon —158, 174–175
Herr, E. A. —81
Higgins, Randall A. —173
Hildewein, H. L. —58
Hildwein, H. L. —81
Hinds, Mabel —83
Hine, George S. —21
Hines, Durward —145
Hinman, C. H. —20–21
Hjort, A. L. —148
Hobson, Ryan D. —173
Hoch, E. H. —33
Hodges, George H. —35
Hodgson, E. H. —105
Holbert, V. Bernard P. —124
Holdemen, H. N. —62–63
Holmberg, Edith —73, 83
Holmes, J. C. —81
Holsinger, C. V. —20
Holton, Edwin L. —20
Holton, Professor —20
Hopkins, Richard J. —71
Hopkins, Theodore L. —173
Horchem, Chas. —62
Hoss, Ray M. —125, 140, 179
Hougham, J. S. —12–13, 15
Houghton, Patricia L. —177
Houghton, W. W. —81
Howard, Carl L. —72, 81, 82
Howard, J. R. —56
Howard, Louis E. —72, 82
Howe, Eleanor —83
Howsley, Dr. —15
Hoyt, Charles —138
Hull, Dwight E. —81
Hull, Mr. —15
Hund, Margaret —181, 216
Huntress, Orville —12
Hurlbert, Nina —72–73
Hurlbut, Nina —82–83
Huschka, James A. —180
Huyck, Esther May —83
I
Ibach, Donald B. —82
Inskeep, John J. —37, 72–73,
81–82
Isaac, E. E. —58, 81
J
Jaccard, C. R. —72, 81, 85,
102–103, 125
Jackson, Howard —105
223
Jacobs, Hyde S. —172, 189,
213
Jacobs, Victor E. —149, 158
James, Dee W. —173
Jameson, Richard —145
Janke, Allen W. —178
Jardine, Douglas J. —62, 173
Jenkins, R. W. —15
Jennings, Paul H. —173
Johnson, Arthur —140
Johnson, Bob —216
Johnson, Charles —173
Johnson, Edward —8, 24, 26–
27, 32–33, 35, 40, 42
Johnson, J. Harold —84, 124
Johnson, Marc A. —173
Johnson, Naomi M. —125
Johnson, Robert L. —165
Jones, A. E. —81, 81
Jones, C. A. —80
Jones, Harold —9, 137, 138,
140, 148–149, 168, 170,
191
Jones, Joyce —215
Jones, Milam T. —158
Jorgensen, L. M. —63
K
Kasper, Paul —178
Kelley, Paul —150
Kelly, Amy —34, 73–74, 89
Kelly, E. G. —85, 125
Kelly, Eula Mae —124
Kelly, Prof.—74
Kelsey, Prof.—14
Kemmerer, John —62
Kenney, Ralph —58, 81
Kenny, Ralph —82
Kent, Harry —21, 66, 90
Kent, Rex J. —145
Kessler, J. M. —44
Kiene, Julia —73, 83
Kilbourn, R. W. —59
Kilgore, Gary L. —179
Kimball, Albert B. —58, 81–82
Kimball, Charles —16
Kimball, Marjorie —74, 83
King, H. W. —81
King, Richard —178
King, Richard F., Jr—140
King, W. S. —33
Kinkel, G. H. —58–59
Kirkpatrick, E. A. —59
Kiser, A. F. —82
Klingensmith, C. E. —111
Knapp, Mary C. —173
Knaus, Karl —40, 44–45, 63,
68, 70, 74, 81, 90
Knight, Louis M. —81
Knutson, Herbert C. —158
Koenig, Margaret —138
Krainbill, Milton —215
Kramer, John A. —173
Kuhl, Gerry L. —173
L
Ladd, Dale —215
Lagasse, Charles —59
Lamond, Ray E. —173
Lane, Frank P. —24, 26, 33,
81
Langemeier, Larry N. —173
Lantow, J. L. —59, 81
Larson, Edward —58, 82
Lauver, D. E. —62
Leak, William —62–63
Leasure, Elden E. —158
Lee, J. H. —14
Lee, Prof. —14
Leker, Edward H. —81, 105,
111
Leker, Mildred —83
Leker,—72, 104
Lewis, Cora G. —33
Lewis, John D. —82
Lewis, Winifred —83
Lindberg, R. N. —80
Lindburg, R. N. —84
Lindquist Brothers,—216
Lindquist, Jim —214
Lindsay, Millie —58
Lindsey, Mollie —83
Lindsey, Steven —177
Lines, C. B. —12, 14
Linn, James W. —85, 125
Lippert, George E. —179
Lisec, Robert G. —175
Little,—12
Lloyd, W. A. —25
Lobenstein, Henry —35
Long, D. B. —15
Long, Roy E. —62
Longsdorf, L. L. —85, 103,
124, 127
Loose, Bessie —146
Losh, A. R. —20, 33
Lumb, J. W. —85, 104, 125
Luther, Jessie —145
Lynch, Keith D. —173
Lyness, Charles E. —81
M
Macy, E. J. —24, 26, 33, 81–
82
Maier, Pamela —173
Maloney, Avery C. —80
Maloney, Carl V. —81
Mann, Eldora —83
Mann, Ray —174–175, 180
Manny, Bryan L. —178
Maris, E. I. —59, 82
Maris, E. J. —80
Mark, Emily R. —178
Marlatt, W. —11–12, 14, 16
Marr, Charles W. —173, 213–
214
Marshall, George —145
Martin, J. T. —62
Martin, W. Pearl —73–74, 85,
125
Martinson, Donna —181
Mather, Stella —33–34, 37,
60
McAdams, J. H. —59, 72, 81
McCabe, Bertha —83
McCafferty, Jessie —83
McCain, James A. —156, 158,
161
McCall, C. A. —33
McCall, R. W. —72, 74, 81,
82
McCaughey, Joe —145
McComb, Mable —83
McConahay, G. W. —62
McCormick, Dewey Z. —80–
81
McDonald, Ethel —73, 82–83
McDowell, Regent—19
McEnaney, John —62
McFadden, Cecil —73, 81
McFadden, R. R. —81
McGaugh, Velma M. —140
McIntosh, E. L. —58, 73, 82
McKee, Clyde —24, 27
McMahon, Mabel —83
McMaster, Gerald —178
McMurray, O. L. —81
McNall, P. E. —33, 37
McReynolds, Kenneth —140,
158, 177
Medlin, Ralph B. —59
Mellick, Edwin C. —83
Mellott, James —145
Merydith, C. S. —74, 81
Metz, Edna —83
Metzger, William H. —73, 74,
81, 82
Meyer, Ella M.
—82, 125, 138
Mikesell, Merrel E. —177
Milasnovich, Nick —145
Miles, Ward R. —80
Milham, James A. —80
Miller, Cleve —145
Miller, John 0. —125
Miller, John H. —7, 18, 20,
21, 28–29, 32–33, 35–36,
44, 46, 51, 89
Miller, Kent B. —180
Miller, Major Fred —16
Mintert, James R. —173
Mohler, J. C. —77
Moore, T. E. —81
Morgan,—104
Morley, Galen —145
Morley, Melvin —145
Morrish, R. W. —73
Morrison, Frank D. —173
Mosier, Dwight G. —175
Mosier, Frank A. —192
Moss, E. H. —81
Moxley, Harry F. —80–81
Moxley, J. J. —80, 85, 104,
105, 125
Moyer, Wendell A. —158
Mudge, B. F. —12, 14–15
Muir, William —14–15
Mullen, Clyde W. —80
Mullins, W. Gale —179
Munson, Ralph —137
Murphy, Karen —181
Murray, J. M. —82
Murray, John P. —173
Murtfeldt, G. W. —14
Myers, Arthur L. —81
Myers, Gladys —72, 125
N
Nash, Ella M. —21
Naughton, Gary —160
Neale, A. S. —26, 33, 50
Neff, Leonard F. —80–81, 85,
124, 127, 138–139
Nelson, Arvid —82
Nelson, Ellen —58, 83
Nelson, LeRoy —137
Nelson, Mark E. —177
Nelssen, Jim L. —173
Neufeld, Dorothy —158, 174
Neuschwander, Ocie —181
Nevins, Eulalis —83
New, Barry D. —178
New, George R. —83
Newell, Clell A. —81
Newsome, Bob —178, 215
Nichols,—19
Nielson, H. T. —33, 36
Nighswonger, James J. —173
Norby, Oscar —140–141,
164, 176
Nordin, John A. —158
Norlin, Albert —58, 81
Norton, Charles L. —158
Norton, J. E. —80–81
Norton,—14
Nuttelman, Robert —177
O
O'Connell, W. —74, 81
O'Dell, Thelma —83
Ohlenbusch, Paul D. —173
Olinger, R. F. —81
Olsen, Duane —159, 178
Olson, Raymond V. —158
Olson, Ross —159, 178
Olson, Willard G. —173
Orwig, Thomas —177
Otis, Dan H. —78
Otte, Chuck —213
Overley, Betty —145
Overley, Frank —140, 158,
176
P
Pady, Stuart M. —158
Palmateer, Don —145
Parish,—12
Parker, Leonard —178
Parker, R. D. —12, 14
Patterson, C. A. —82
Pattison, Floyd —85, 126
Patton, Sara Jane —80, 82
Peck, C. K. —24, 33, 37, 81
Penn, Manuel B. —145
Perkins, C. S. —63
Perry, L. L. —80–81
Person, A. E. —81
Peters, F. J. —81
Peterson, F. 0. —62–63
Peterson, J. B. —81
Peterson, Leana C. —80
Peterson, Mary Don —173
Peterson, R. O. —62
Peterson, Verlin —160, 179
Pharr, T. R. —81
Phillips, Margaret E. —177
Phillips, Opal —145
Phillips, Roy M. —80
Pickett, A. G. —125
Pickrell, F. M. —81
Pierce,—12
Piper, G. E. —40, 44
Piper, George —75
Platt, J. E. —12, 14
Plumb, L. R. —62
Popenoe, H. L. —24, 33, 37,
81
Poulter, Alice —50
Powers, Margaret —145
Pretzer, Florence —145
Ptacek, E. H. —81
Ptacek, Leo D. —82
Q
Quigley, J. V. —81
Quinlan, Elizabeth —82
224
R
Rahjes, Doyle D. —216
Ram, Leonard —83
Randle, Elizabeth —125
Ratcliffe, Harry —80–81
Rawlins, R. L. —125
Redeker, Norma —159
Redman, Lois —213
Reed, Floyd —105
Reed, Glenn M. —81,
Rees, Fred T. —59, 81–82
Regehr, David L. —173
Regnier, Roger —125, 138–
139
Reimer, Ervin C. —176
Reinhardt, Leslie R. —176
Rempe, David H. —178
Remsburg, Ray L. —84
Resler, C. D. —62
Reynolds, Dr. —11
Reynolds, L. B. —80
Reynolds, Rev. Charles —11,
15
Richmond, A. B. —59
Riley, C. V. —14–15
Riley, Jack G. —173
Ringler, Wilber —144, 148–
149
Ritter, Robert J. III—177
Robbins, Benny —179
Robbins, F. Joe —74, 81
Roberts, Harold A. —173
Robinson, M. L. —85, 104,
124
Robinson, W. H. —73, 81
Robohn, Charles —145
Rockford, Louis N. —82
Root, Addie —33
Ross, John —15
Ross, P. H. —23–24, 33, 45,
81
Rothweiler, Elizabeth —82
Rowland, Jack J. —179
Rucker, Neil L. —58, 81
Rucker, Vance —105
Ryan, J. M. —62–63
Ryan, J. W. —62
S
Salisbury, George —44–45,
72, 81, 90
Salmon, C. R. —213
Samuelson, H. V. —145
Savage, Joseph—14–15
Scalapino, Hazel —83
Schafer, W. N. —62
Schaffer, James A. —175, 180
Schall, Jesse M. —126
Scheel, J. A. —81–82
Scheel, Jean —124
Schlender, John —140, 158
Schnacke, Ralph P. —82
Schroeder, Mary M. —176
Schwartzentraub, Mark —178
Schwenke, Fred W. —173
Scott, C. A. —44
Scott, E. C. —80
Scully, Florence —83
Seaton, M. A. —85, 125
Selby, Walter E. —125
Sells, Alva L. —83
Sequist, Minnie —50
Shafer, R. W. —82
Shankland, Harold —124
Shearer, Andrew —62, 66
Shellenberger, John A. —159
Sherwood, Ross M. —33
Sherwood, Ross W. —37
Shields, Sandy —213
Shoemaker, Karl —125
Shoesmith,—19
Shufran, Kevin A. —173
Shull, C. W. —58
Sidwell, George W. —59, 82,
162
Siem, Clara M. —74, 85, 124
Siemens, Cindy —213
Sievers, Bernice —145
Silkett, R. J. —82
Simmons, Mary E. —21
Simons, Lloyd R. —62
Simpson, H. H. —105
Simpson, H. T. —62
Slinkman, Zoe —213
Sloderbeck, Phillip E. —175
Slough, Piatt Jr.—145
Smay, E. W. —62
Smercheck, John —158
Smerchek, J. D. —125
Smith, David R. —178
Smith, Earl C. —80–81
Smith, Frances —82
Smith, Julia King —67
Smith, Mildred —82
Smith, R. O. —81–82
Smith, Sam —73
Smith, Sam J. —81–82
Smurthwaite, Georgiana H. —
85, 125
Smyte, Patrick —159
Snell, Florence —33, 37
Snow, F. H. —15
Snyder, Ralph —59, 62, 63,
81
Sobering, Fred —10, 168,174,
180, 213
Spaeth, Clifford W. —173
Spalding, Susan S. —179
Stebbins, H.P. —14
Steele, Miss —74
Stephens, Janet —181
Stewart, J. Scott —81
Stielow, Kenneth —178
Stinson, Charles H. —81–82
Stokdyk, E. A. —73
Stover, Harold D. —125
Stover, Ray L. —85, 125
Strickler, Duane J. —179
Strine, James H. —177
Stucky, Timothy A. —178
Sturdevant, James W. —175
Sughrue, Kathryn E. —140
Sutcliff, Juanita —58
Sutcliffe, Juanita —82
Syverud, Florence —82
T
Tagge, H. F. —72, 80–81
Talber, T. J. —37
Talbert, Thomas —33, 90
Talcott, Avis —82
Taylor, Charles H. —33, 80
Taylor, J. B. —84
Taylor, Lot F. —125
Taylor, W. L. —81
Taylor,—72, 104
Teaford, Maryetta —145
Teagarden, Earl H. —30, 85,
90, 103, 105, 112, 115,
124, 132, 138–139, 165,
216
TenEyck,—19
Theim, Carol —125
Thomas, C. D. —81
Thomas, Wilton —140, 165
Thompson, C. D. —73, 82
Thompson, G. E. —27, 58
Thompson, Kyle D. —81–82
Thompson, Lola B. —83
Thompson, Nellie L. —21
Thordardson, T. W. —80
Thornburgh, J. W. —58, 81
Thrall, Leonard —62
Throckmorton, R. I. —111
Thurber, E. C. —81
Tiffany, E. M. —33
Tinker, E. F. —59
Tisserat, Ned A. —173
Tolle, Dwight S. —125
Townley, Mabel —83
Trayer, Danny —158, 175
Treaster, W. Lowell —124
Treat, Jay —140, 158, 179
Trent, Curtis —141
Turner, A. F. —40, 44–45, 58,
72, 74–75, 85, 105, 112,
124
Turner, F. S. —80
Turner,—104
Tyrell, Robert K. —173
U
Umberger, Harry J. C. —8, 36,
40, 44, 50, 55–57, 62–64,
66, 68, 74–75, 77–78, 83–
84, 86, 89, 94, 105, 107,
111–112, 121, 124, 168
Urban, Kenneth —158, 176
Utermoehlen, Ralph E. —178,
215
V
Van Meter, Earl —177
Vandeveer, C. B. —62
VanHorn, A. G. —82
Vanskike, Mary Ruth —138–
139
Vetter, C. W. —81
Vogel, Ervin C. —192
W
Wahl, Richard H. —177
Walker, E. H. —81
Walker, H. B. —20, 33, 37, 90
Ward, Kathleen —213
Ward, Walter —105, 112
Warner, Eugene D. —124–
125
Warren, T. R. —80
Waters, H. J. —19, 33
Watkins, W. E. —24, 26, 33,
80
Weathers, Molly —145
Weber, A. D. —137
Weeks, Charles R. —63, 66,
68
Welch, Doris —215
Wells, Mrs. Thomas —12
Wells, Ruth I. —140
Wells, T. C. —11, 14
Wells, Welcome —12, 14–15
Werner, John C. —33, 90
Westmeyer, Herman —179
Wheeler, George C. —20
Wheeler, Price H. —59
Whipple, Caroline —83
Whipple, Florence Snell —83
Whipps, Loren —158, 174
Whisnant, A. F. —59
White, N. B. —14
White, Reba S. —177, 180
White, Richard S. —177, 180
White, Robert G. —125
Whitehair, Norman V. —158
Whitman, J. E. —62
225
Whitney, David A. —173
Whitson, Thomas —177
Wiggins, Christine —125
Wilbur, Bobbie —181
Wilder, H. J. —68
Wilken, Charles P. —179
Wilkowske, Roger —150
Willard, J. T. —10–12, 16, 19–
21, 23, 28, 30, 34
Williams, E. Morgan —192
Williams, F. B. —81
Williams, L. C. —8, 73–75, 84,
90, 103–104, 111, 124–
125, 137, 157, 168
Williams, R. B. —62
Williams, Robert E. —74, 80
Willis, Bill —215
Willis, E. H. —81
Willis, E. J. —59, 80
Willis, Homer B. —80
Willison, Laura Winter —83
Willoughby, Luther E. —58,
82, 85, 104, 111, 125
Wilson, Harry S. —58, 81
Wilson, M. C. —45
Wilson, Matilda —37
Wilson, Roy —120
Winter, Laura I. —125
Wise, H. S. —80, 82
Wolf, 0. 0. —63
Womer, Emmett —111
Wood, C. A. —81,
Wood, Mark A. —177
Woods, C. J. —62
Woods, Walter R. —10, 168,
172, 180, 216
Wooster, Ruth —83
Wright, Mary —50
Wright, W. W. —81, 82
Wunsch, William A. —81
Y
Yeoman, W. J. —58
Yeoman, W. Y. —82
Yost, T. J. —81
Yost, Theodore F. —58, 81
Young, Carol H. —175
Z
Zieber, W. N. —62
Zoellner, Keith O. —173
Zoller, Charles L. —59