Thayer Sunflower Club meets with local guests
Thayer area social notes list the Sunflower Club gathering with Mr and Mrs Glen Thornton Mrs Vera Harms and Mrs Grace Anderson presiding at a 6 45 dinner meeting Other Memorial Day callers included families from Erie Pittsburg and Parsons plus a reception for Armand H Bishop as grand sentinel of Kansas Progress Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at Parsons Also reported are Memorial Day dinners and numerous visits among local residents and relatives with births and family news.
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Thayer
Sunflower Club
Glen Thornton
Vera Harms
Grace Anderson
Evelyn Burton
Ruby Lloyd
Lola Anderson
Frances Hazen
Luraine Whisman
Guy Buchanan
Amarillo
Tex
Yollie Buchanan
Bert Shackelton
Erie
Dick Walt
Pittsburg
Waggoner
Earl Peterson
Mildred Woolery
Beulah Hight
Grace Carson
Stella Shaw
Joan VanCleave
Melvin VanCleave
Galesburg
Armand H. Bishop
Progress Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Parsons
Kansas
American Legion and Auxiliary
The
Legion Hall
Verne Elliott
Eva Pownall
Harry Anderson
Irwin
Chanute
Ray Beeman
J. M. Gelwix
Wendy
Bernice Walt
Lucy McCready
Peggy Umgarger
Harry Rash
Jesse Johnston
Dale van Meter
Leavenworth
Lori Ruth
Kevin
Joe van Meter
Bob Burt
Ottawa
Bill Brewer
Jim Hannon
Edna
Gary Umbarger
Jeffrey George
Kenneth George
Leo Umbarger
W. L. Pet. G.B
David Potter
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Wichita
New York
Chicago
Edna Holtzman
Kansas City
Minnesota
Orville Weis
Boston
M. C. Johnson
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Assembly of God
Detroit
Washington
Ellis Holtzman
John Wright
Neodesha
Hubert Kirk
Gardner
Charlie Holtzman
Dickens
Neodesha Park
Clara Dickens
Baseball Scores Roundup From Associated Press
Chicago 6 San Francisco 1 Milwaukee 3 New York 2 Los Angeles 2 Houston 1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh pnd Milwaukee at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Chicago St Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Houston St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 2 N
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Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
L. Pet. G.B. San Francisco
Eee
Sil
Cincinnati Pittsburgh
Scout News Troop 6th Grade Trek To Topeka And Abilene
Scout News reports Hut ton School Troop 34 of sixth graders completed a two day trip to Topeka and Abilene with Girl Scout Troop 430 as hostesses in Topeka. They visited the Kansas Historical Museum state capitol Gage Park Washburn University art center a local telephone company and WIBW. They stayed at Crestview Lodge Friday night and toured Old Abilene town the Eisenhower Museum and Library and the Eisenhower home Saturday. Participants include Linda Aikens Marcia Campbell Marsha Carter Linda Edwards Bernice Colvin Roxie Mueller Susan Kensett Cindy Tolbert Mary Jo Winkler Barbara Wilhite Gaile Sparks and families.
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Hutton School
Topeka
Abilene
Kansas Historical Museum
State Capitol
Gage Park
Art Center
Washburn University
WIBW
Crestview Lodge
Old Abilene Town
Eisenhower Museum and Library
Eisenhower Home
Linda Aikens
Marcia Campbell
Marsha Carter
Linda Edwards
Bernice Colvin
Roxie Mueller
Susan Kensett
Cindy Tolbert
Mary Jo Winkler
Barbara Wilhite
Gaile Sparks
Faye Edwards
Joe Winkler
James Kensett
de Tolbert
Susan
Quips and Stories From Small Town Newspapers
A compact collection of humorous lines and jokes from multiple small town papers. Includes quips about fortune tellers, hairstyles, domestic life, amateur kissing, and homemaker duties, reflecting light gossip and social observations.
Hatch of Spiny Lobsters Described in Larval Form
Spiny lobsters begin life as larvae less than a fraction of an inch long, with spidery legs flat bodies and two large eyes that protrude. Researchers note the unusual morphology during early development and the transition to juvenile stages.
Fight Results From New York and San Francisco
Floyd McCoy of New York outpointed Dave Russell in a 176 pound bout. Alphabot of San Francisco knocked out Bon Quirtz at 1292 pounds in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
New York
Floyd McCoy
Dave Russell
San Francisco
Alphabot
Bon- Bon Quirtz
San Jose
Rodriguez Aims To Prove Championship On TV
Welterweight champion Luis Rodriquez vows to win decisively in Madison Square Garden for a return title bid against ex-champion Emile Griffith. Rodriguez, who won the 147-pound crown from Griffith in Los Angeles last March, seeks visible victory after the Moore tragedy overshadowed his title win. Griffith predicts a knockout to reclaim his title.
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Greenfield Park
N.Y
Luis Rodriguez
Emile Griffith
New York
Madison Square Garden
Miami
Cuba
Griffith
Los Angeles
Davey Moore
Sugar Ramos
Rodriguez
Luis
Moore
Tamarack Lodge
Kiamesha Lake
Golfing Congressman In 2 Stroke Lead
Rep Jack Westland of Everett Washington holds a two stroke lead at the U S Seniors Golf Association Championship after a 34 37 71 at Westchester Country Club He posted 15 pars two birdies and one bogey and will play the final round with 15 of the 16 leaders at Apawamis Club in the 36 hole event
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Rye
N.Y
Jack Westland
Everett
Wash
Westland
U.S
Westchester Country Club
Apawamis Club
Eastern Illinois Leads NAIA Golf with 282 First Round
Eastern Illinois University led the NAIA Golf Tournament after the opening round with a team score of 282 at Swope Park No. 1. Twenty-three teams compete. the field will be cut to 15 after Wednesday’s second round, with finals set for Friday.
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Kansas City
Eastern Illinois University
Swope Park
MacArthur Urges End To Amateur Feud Through 1964 Olympics
New York AP reports General Douglas MacArthur urged Amateur Athletic Union and USTFF to bury the hatchet until after the 1964 Games. He warned that defiance would earn condemnation from sportsmen and Americans as the dispute risks wrecking the U.S. Olympic team. The conflict centers on track championships in St Louis June 20 22 and U.S. selection for a meet in Russia. Asa Bushnell pressed ECAC members to withhold sanctioning athletes in AAU events.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
St. Louis
U.S
Russia
Asa Bushnell
Eastern College Athletic Conference
ECAC
USTFF
First Philippine Inhabitants Believed Pygmy Negritos
Ethnologists suggest the earliest residents of the Philippines were pygmy Negritos possibly originating from central Asia and migrating into the archipelago.
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The
Philippines
Asia
Bullring fame rises as Arruza eyes Tijuana growth
AP reports famed matador Carlos Arruza predicts Tijuana's bullring could become one of the world’s most important arenas as American interest surges. He notes Plaza Mexico in Mexico City seats about 75,000 and earns around 40,000 on peak Sundays, while Tijuana’s takings exceed double due to US turnout and higher prices. Arruza sees growing US interest in bullfighting, calls it art, and takes a National Tourist Bureau post as goodwill ambassador.
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Tijuana
California-Mexico
Carlos Arruza
Mexico
Arruza
Mexico City
United States
California
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