Board votes study for separate junior college and gym
FORT SCOTT area officials discuss building a separate junior college with an attached gymnasium at a cost of 305200 dollars. The plan includes 400 to 500 classrooms and a 1500 seat gym. In nearby Independence youths steal plywood pirate symbol from Community College campus and are caught before returning home.
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Fort Scott
Board of Education
Independence
Coffeyville
Community College
Rotary meeting features Kline on safety in Chanute
Humboldt W. L. Kline from Lawrence spoke on safety at the Monday Rotary gathering held at Tik Tok restaurant. He was introduced by program chairman M. L. Brown with David Woods presiding in Dr. J. L. Parkhurst’s absence. Visiting Rotarians included Ray Andruss and others from El Monte to Chanute.
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W. L. Kline
Lawrence
Kansas Highway Commission
Chanute
Tik Tok
Kline
M. L. Brown
David Woods
J. L. Parkhurst
Vernon Hawver
Ray Andruss
el Monte
Calif
Dale Boyer
Lola
Hans Herold
Ross Cooper
Glen Dormois
Fred Montague
Robert Hamm
Lola Morgan
Humboldt
CBS
Margaret Smith
Morgan
Olive Mason
Lois Squire
Kathleen Carlson
Ros. Lombard
Helen Hayworth
Pearl McKaska
Caroline Reynolds
Topeka
Polio Victim Betty Harner Continues Schoolwork At Home
Betty Harner, recovering from polio and in a walking cast, continues her ninth grade studies at home with tutoring from Mrs. Robert Sharp. The Center Grove School plans a box supper at 8 pm Friday followed by a student variety program.
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Kansas City
Kansas University Medical Center
Ermine G. Wesenick
Topeka
Kansas Authors Club
Ray Andruss
el Monte
Calif
Robert Hamm
G. C. van Nice
California
Denver
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
A. L. Matthewson
Ralph Bartholomew
Clarence Bartholomew
Betty Harner
Merle Harner
Robert Sharp
Arlene Jones
Center Grove
Divorce settlement awarded to Alice Scaritt North
In Johnson County Kansas the court granted Alice Scaritt North a divorce settlement of 250000 including 100000 cash. Frank W. North must pay 150000 in installments and 850 monthly until the daughter Ann Parker North finishes college. Custody of the 10 year old and the family home were awarded to Mrs North. Child support starts at 150 monthly and rises to 250 upon college entry.
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Olathe
Kan
Kansas City
Johnson County
Raymond H. Carr
Frank W. North
Alice Scaritt North
North
Mrs. North
Ottawa University elects Bertholf as board president
W H Bertholf of Wichita is named president of the Ottawa university board of trustees at the fall meeting. O A Powell becomes president emeritus. New officers include B F Bowers vice president R M Clogston secretary and C W Hedgberg treasurer with Mrs Fred Martin and Sheldon Coleman joining the board. Trustees approve a revised budget of 646105 for 1958 59, up 24000 from last year.
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Ottawa, Kan
W. H. Bertholf
Wichita
Ottawa University Board of Trustees
O. A. Powell
B. F. Bowers
Ottawa
R.M. Clogston
C. W. Hedgberg
Fred Martin
Topeka
Sheldon Coleman
Buried Under 100 Tons Worker Injured in Quarry Slide
Carlos Ramirez, 54, narrowly escaped death after a rock slide at a Corona quarry buried him for several minutes. A helmet created an air pocket while a steam shovel and a smaller machine removed 40 and 60 tons respectively, with Ramirez sustaining only minor injuries.
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Ramirez
Savonburg Church Celebrates 60th Anniversary
The Evang elical Mission Covenant church of Savonburg marks six decades with a weekend of services. Speakers include Rev. Harvey Widman of the Belgian Congo and Rev. Delmar Anderson of Hinsdaleill. Musical guests from Elsmore High School and rest of the congregation attend a dinner at Savonburg City Hall. The church traces back to 1898 with Swedish Free Mission roots and later Evangelical Covenant affiliation, now with 56 members.
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Evangelical Mission Covenant Church of
Harvey Widman
Belgian Congo
David Dahlberg
Friday Covenant Church
Minneapolis
Delmar Anderson
Evangelical Covenant Church
Hinsdale
Ill
Dahlberg
LeRoy Carlson
Savonburg City Hall
Elsmore High Hool
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Swedish Free Mission Church
Swedish Free Church
Mission Church
J. Alfred Johnson
Joel C. Rundblad
Paul E. Dahl
Ernest Smart
American Baptist Church
Carl A. Bergsten
St. Louis
Myrtle Larson
Household Magazine Sold to Curtis Firm
TOPEKA Kan AP Household a magazine with 2 650 000 subscribers will cease publication with the November issue. Its readers will have a choice of four other magazines to fill unexpired subscriptions. Sale of the monthly magazine.
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Topeka, Kan
Navy hospital corpsman graduates from Camp Pendleton course
Howard Swain a hospital man in the US Navy and son of Dr and Mrs H F Swain of 605 South Central graduated September 4 from the Field Medical Service Schools at Camp Pendleton California The four week course trains Navy hospital corpsmen in field medical supplies combat emergency field medicine and preventive medicine.
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Howard
Stauffer Capper Publishes Sells Household Property
Curtis Publishing Co announces sale of Household property by Stauffer Capper Publications. Oscar Stauffer states the sale improves Capper Publications financial stability and notes unexpired subscriptions will be honored on a specified ratio. Household employs 75 staff and has published here for 60 years.
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Curtis Publishing Co
Oscar Stauffer
Stauffer-Capper Publications, Inc
Capper Publications
Saturday Evening Post
American Home
Ladies’ Home Journal
Household
Holiday Magazine
Stauffer
Stauffer Media Portfolio Outlines Division Plans
Stauffer announces placement strategy for its publications and stations aiming to balance content across seven farm magazines thirteen daily newspapers one television and four radio stations. The move highlights the company’s broad media footprint and cross platform reach.
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Stauffer
Nation and World Briefs From Cairo to London
AP dispatches report Nas ser moving toward closer integration of Syria into the United Arab Republic under a new central cabinet. In London a 16 year old boy described as zombie like after eight months of TV watchfulness seeks court ordered medical treatment. A separate London note recalls a brawl among 300 teenagers over a date with Linda Litman culminating in a flower garnishing a salad with egg yolk and petals.
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Cairo
Nasser
Syria
United Arab Republic
London (Ap
Alan Daisy
Linda Litman
Linda
Woman’s Love Triangle Mentioned In Local School Tale
In an NCIS style note a girl from Harold Fields School shifted her affections to Alan of Quarles Secondary amid a local romance. A separate report from Nicosia cites EOKA denying involvement in last Friday’s killing of a British woman in Famagusta, while leaflets fault Cromwell and Turkish underground groups, with British authorities previously blaming EOKA.
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Harold Fields School
Alan
Quarles Secondary
Nicosia
EOKA
Famagusta
Cromwell
Indonesia Rebels Seize Strategic Town in Sumatra
Reports from Jakarta say rebels occupied a key town in the west central Sumatra region as Indonesia's civil conflict again flared. Tokyo dispatch notes Peiping radio reports China recognizing the new Republic of Guinea.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Tokyo
China
Republic of Guinea
Peiping Radio
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