Lawrence woman improves after hip injury
Mrs. Mel McGrew of Lawrence formerly of Chanute is recovering satisfactorily after a fall that broke her hip several weeks ago. Mrs. Walter Lapham says she is expected to be discharged from a Lawrence hospital this week. Charmaine Geib, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lehrack, has joined Kappa Kappa Gamma at Kansas State College, Manhattan. Charmaine is a freshman there.
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Mel McGrew
Lawrence
Chanute
Walter Lapham
S. Central
McGrew
Lawrence Hospital
Charmaine Geib
H. P. Lehrack
Forest
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Miss Geib
K. State
Army Enlistee Clemens Joins 24th Signal Battalion
The 24th Infantry Division's 24th Signal Battalion in Germany recently welcomed Pvt Clemens who entered the Army in January 1957 after basic training at Fort Carson Colorado. He attended Chanute High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs Harvey M Clemens of rural route 2. An informal Sub Deb club meeting is set for 7 p.m. today at Kay Blair's home 815 South Plummer. Navy Cmdr Richard H Shireman Jr son of Mr and Mrs R H Shireman of Walnut is at the Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island where officers from all branches study strategy and leadership.
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24Th Infantry Division
Germany
Army
Fort Carson
Colo
Clemens
Chanute High School
Harvey M. Clemens
R. 2
Kay Blair
S. Plummer
Navy
Richard H. Shireman Jr
R. H. Shireman
Walnut
Naval War College
Newport, RI
War College
Man Admits Stabbing Farmer to Death in Kansas
James Jacob Stubbs of Great Bend admitted stabbing C. L. Harned, a 68 year old Hoisington farmer, to death after a quarrel during wine drinking. County attorney Lloyd Phillips planned a second degree murder charge and noted two prior felonies by Stubbs. Stubbs’ wife Emily was held for investigation but not implicated per police.
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Great Bend
Kas
Lloyd Phillips
James Jacob Stubbs
Hoisington
C. L. Harned
Stubbs
Harned
Phillips
Emily
Vacationers to Find Home in Ruins
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Remis and their two children vacationing in Colorado will find their Johnson County home in ruins upon return. An explosion and fire destroyed the two story frame house one block south of K10 last night. Wreckage was hurled 400 feet and the blast was heard up to five miles away. Investigators will determine if a butane gas heating system caused the explosion.
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Kansas City
Kas
Harold Remis
Colorado
Johnson County
Kansas Cition Heads State Cosmetologists
Mrs. Ann Carter Eddy of Kansas City was elected president of the Kansas Cosmetologist Assn at a Hutchinson meeting. Elected vice presidents were Richard Moore Wichita Sidney Oliver Hutchinson Joe Reynolds Topeka and Mrs Lucy Wall Independence. Also chosen were Mrs Ann Clark secretary and Mrs Flora Sheriff Arma treasurer.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Ann Carter Eddy
Kansas City
Kansas Cosmetologist Assn
Richard Moore
Wichita
Sidney Oliver
Joe Reynolds
Topeka
Lucy Wall
Independence
Ann Clark
Flora Sheriff
Arma
Missourian Drowns In Pond Near Olathe
Mrs Ai leen Fay Huggins thirty one of Lees Summit Mo drowned yesterday in a pond on the farm of her half brother Morris Ingalls located five miles north of Olathe. Ingalls said she had been under a doctor s care since a nervous breakdown and her body was recovered.
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Olathe
Kan
Aileen Fay Huggins
Lee’s Summit
Morris Ingalls
Ingalls
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Bill White
Virgil White
Baker University
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