Kalvesta community notes and events weeklong Bible school
Vacation Bible School at Kalvesta Methodist open all week with Friday program at 6 p.m. 4-H Sunday picnic in Garden City brings local families including Brown, Baldwin, Coval, Warner, and Bond. Glen Bond back from college. Cimarron girls slumber party hosted by Omey. Skating party honors Anna Mae Wheeler. Fifthy wedding anniversary celebrations for Mrs. and Mrs. Ball with open house and guests from Garden City, Dodge City, Larned, and Ulysses attend. Sew and See clubs mark 20th anniversary with former members, queen for a day skit, and refreshments at Kalvesta schoolhouse.
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Dean Wrightsman
Eudora
Otis Bond
Pawnee
Garden City
Gleeson Brown
Mark and
Marcille
Hayes Baldwin
Linn Coval
Carl Warner
Bill Brown
Lloyd Powell
Lynn
Tim Dewey
Mark
Larry Scott
Glen Bond
Bethany
Okla
Rita Jane
Omey
Cimarron
Sue Lee
Janet Johnson
Nancy Woodward
Marla Alexander
Joan Roberts
Dorothy Koehn
Verena Koehn
Wilma Herron
Connie Courbet
Georgia Greenwood
Glenda
Linda Woods
Linda Reimer
Kalvesta Methodist Church
Della Courbet
Lynn Dewey
Christian Church
George Greenwood
Georgia
Joan
Brenda
Stapelton
Nebr
Frank Burns
Ed Pironka
Larned
Bill Wampler
Dodge City
Grace Courb
Howard Bond
Logan Ball
Raymond Ball
Vernon Ball
Albert Chapman
Esther Hoffman
Lucy Bond
Howard Woody
Burdett
Earl Powell
Lloyd
Larry
Lewis
Lewis High School
Bob Griffith
Cecil Griffith
Fred Bayless
Karl Winter
Phyllis
Ed Pivonka
George Heckel
Ulysses
Ivan Baldwin
W. H. Halling
Jetmore
Johnnie Ward
Mildred Ward
Sew
Mmes
Clifford Dilley
Bob Graham
Jesse
Hockings
Chet- Ross
Charles Swenson
Charles Naylor
Don’ Barr
Bill Amos
Loyd Timken
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Prices for farm goods slide in Kanss y early spring
Prices for wheat, feed grains, hay, milk, chickens, and eggs fell between April 15 and May 15, offset by higher hogs, beef cattle, calves, and lambs. The May 15 index stood at 236, up from 244 on April 15, with a 1910-14 base. Across the region, the Topeka report notes declines while federal and state departments track the shifts. Pittsburgh Pirates face blunt public judgments as a judge’s remark echoes unkind words about the team.
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New Dormitory Peace At Emporia Construction Bid
In Emporia a construction bid for a new dormitory building was let to Clarence E Vollmer Construction Forbes Field Wichita for 303,900, about 16,000 below the architect's estimate. The project will house 120 men students with funding in part from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency. St Paul Minn was originally named Pig's Eye.
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