Injuries Plague St. Paul Eleven In Mineral Belt
St. Paul head coach Bun Hays battles a shallow 22 man squad as injuries hit the Indians. They open Mineral Belt League play at Mineral after losses to Frontenac, Chetopa and Erie, with limited underclassmen and several lettermen returning.
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ST. Paul
Bun Hays
Hays
Indians
Frontenac
Chetopa
Erie
Mineral
Weir
Gene Wagner
Ken Diskin
Ed van Leeuwen
Tom Diskin
John Johnston
Bun Purdon
Charles Steinbacher
Bob O’brien
Dick Buchanan
Fred Madl
Norm Schwind
Jim O'Toole
Mike van Leeuwen
Frank O’platnik
Jim Davied
Mickey McAfee
Jim Smith
Eugene Beachner
Chuck O’brien
Art Goodsel
Gene O’brien
Ed Born
Charles Diskin
St. Mary's
Oswego
St. Patrick’s
Parsons
Erie and Vicinity Social News and Travels
Erie and vicinity reports feature a pinochle club gathering with high honors to Mr. and Mrs. James White and prizes to several members, plus social hours. The Youth Fellowship held a covered dish supper. John Bass Sr. accompanied his wife and baby to Manhattan as John Jr. enters Kansas State College. The Rev. J M Torrence attended the Independence district conference with Baker University officials. Johnny White returned from Kansas University to join KU band activities. Eldon Cox family visited Princeton, Missouri, and PTA plans an October meeting with a highway safety program. Verle Heady traveled 1100 miles from a Ozarks trip. Rogers family visited E F Light in Yates Center. Mrs. Lee Montgomery visited her son and wife in Lola. Judge Hoag is seriously ill in Parsons. Margaret Kinne, Dewey Oklahoma faculty member, visited over the weekend.
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Ivan Green
James White
Dale Larimore
Paul Casady
Scott Lee
Manhattan
John Bass Jr
Kansas State College
J. M. Torrence
Baldwin
Baker University
Baker
Johnny White
John White
Kansas University
Leslie Scoville
Eldon Cox
Garry
Princeton
Orville Cox
Nancy
Rex
Jackie
Roy Culbertson
PTA
Highway Patrol
Verle Heady
Ozarks
St. Louis
Local residents share weekend visits in Kansas and Missouri
Mrs Archie Kinnie of rural Erie spent time with her daughter and husband while Larry Scoville a Kansas State College junior visited his parents in Manhattan. Mrs George Fischer stays in Kansas City with daughter Leora who is hospitalized for the second time in weeks, with Mr and Mrs Bobbie Fischer visiting there Sunday.
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Archie Kinnie
Erie
Larry Scoville
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Leslie Scoville
George Fischer
Kansas City
Leora
Bobbie Fischer
Pittsburg State Telephones Are Dial Now
Pittsburg State Teachers College installs a dial system enabling campus wide calls without a central switchboard. The new private branch exchange supports 200 stations with future expansion to 8,000 and connects via eight trunk lines to the city exchange. Jo Ann Critton the switchboard operator can reach students in emergencies. Dial switchover for the city occurs around April 1.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
College Switchboard
City Telephone Exchange
Jo Ann Critton
Southwestern Bell
Melodrama Not Worthy Of Talent on Hallmark Show
New York AP review of Hallmark Hall of Fame first episode featuring Johnny Belinda. Julie Harris mov ingly portrays a deaf mute Maine island girl, while Christopher Plummer Victor Jory and director George Schaefer are praised though the adaptation lacks a strong theme. A minor product note about a magnetic knife holder ends the text.
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New York
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Johnny Belinda
Nbc-Tv
Julie Harris
Maine
George Schaefer
Theodore Apstein
Elmer Harris
Wyoming
Miss Harris
Christopher Plummer
Plummer
Belinda
Victor Jory
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