Dighton Girl Wins Scholarship
Rita Hallbick, daughter of Warren and Mrs Hallbick, wins an American Legion Auxiliary Nurses Scholarship worth 250 dollars. She graduated high school sixth in a class of 28, led as class treasurer, band secretary, and has been employed at Dighton Locker Plant for three years. The award recognizes leadership qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Winter
Kansas Ave
C. F. Neumann
Burlingame
Calif
Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary Nurses
Rita Hallbick
Warren Hallbick
Hallbick
Danfort
Dighton
Local Guests Attend Events and Birth Announcement
Mrs Bert Westland of Auburn California visits relatives in Quinter and Auburn with Frank Schulman and Herman Heister families. Frank Kinney and Leavenworth greet a newborn son named Frank Wesley Jr. Grandparents Mr and Mrs L C Ward and Mr and Mrs George Kinney. In Syracuse a friendship program at the Order of the Eastern Star brings Mrs Raymond Heer district aide and guest of honor, Mr Heer, Mrs Frank Staley, Mrs Eddie Barclay, Doug Crotty, and Mr and Mrs Andy Hummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Westland
Auburn
Calif
Frank Schulman
E. Walnut
Frank Kinney
Leavenworth
Frank Wesley Jr
L. C. Ward
Gillespie Dr
George K'nney
Syracuse
Order of the Eastern Star
Raymond Heer
Heer
Frank Staley
Eddie Barclay
Doug Crotty
Andy Hummer
Kountry Kousins Picnic Led by Mrs August Koster
Mrs August Koster prepared a one dish meal and led a balanced meat planning discussion for the Kountry Kousins home demonstration unit. The unit met Wednesday at noon at the fairgrounds with hostess Mrs Kenneth Becker. Two guests, Mrs Kathryn Lugh True and Mrs Bill Tarver of Quincy, Washington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August. Koster
Kountry Kousins
Fairgrounds
Kenneth Becker
Junit
Kathryn Lugh- True
Bill Tarver
Quincy, Wash
Colorful Summer Luncheon Treat
Native asparagus are available in many sections of the nation and become the center of attraction at many meals. The following recipe features herb-seasoned packaged stuffing and is especially adaptable to a summer luncheon yet satisfy the male of the house for an evening meal.
Supper at Nite Lites unit meeting features one-dish meal
At the Nite Lites home demonstration unit Tuesday evening in Mrs. Leo Fife's home, a one-dish supper was prepared by Mrs. Melvin Fry with unit members assisting. Sixteen members and a guest, Mrs. Al Stecklein, attended. A committee to plan a July picnic was named, with Mrs. Don Thorne assisted by several members. Mrs. Duane Riley was appointed to chair a county fair booth committee, and others will help. Six members plan to exhibit at the fair. Prizes went to Mrs. Voth for the door prize and to Mrs. Fife for secret sister gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nite Lites Home Demonstration Unit
Leo Fife
Melvin Fry
al Stecklein
Don Thorne
Richard Parks
Howard Brecelsen
Fry
Duane Riley
Mrs Fry
Bob Henrigs
Richard Henry
George Voth
Bob Brungardt
Fife
Social club events fill weekly calendar in town
Calendar lists ODDFELLOW-REBEKAH memorial service at Valley View Cemetery rain plan at IOUF All. Monday includes BLAS LADIES Bridge and Chamber events at Warren Hotel with reservations. Rainbow for Girls initiations and Garden View Grange. Tuesday features Presidents Coffee at Weasley Hall and United Church Women luncheon at Luau Inn. Wednesday BPW Club meeting and 4-H tea towels project, Rainbow for Girls formal initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Iouf All
Ree Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Rak Tabor
Order OF the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Garden View Grange
Tennie Barker
Weasley Hall
Methodist Church
United Church Women
Luau Inn
Andrew Larson
Royal Neighbors Social Club
FB. Gillenwater
N. Lath
Lincoln Goodwill Idu
Willian Drees
Gladys Darnea
X. Banner
HDU
Denzel Johnson
Order OF the R Rainbow
Repeal of Excise Taxes Dominates Senate Debate
In Washington a bill to repeal federal taxes on local telephone service telegraphs and travel sparks a heated Senate dispute risking adjournment before the Democratic convention. The measure carries a $752 million revenue loss and faces a potential filibuster amid clashes led by Senator Clark and criticisms by Senator Johnson.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Los Angeles
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Japan
Sen
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Ate
Chamber
Lyndon B. Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Finance Committee
Truman Backs Winnee 8ST in Democratic race
Former President Harry S. Truman endorsed the Democratic nominee prospect, naming Sen. Stuart Syrington as his personal choice. He said he would not switch horses midstream and spoke during a stop with his wife en route to New York to visit Margaret and family. Oil and gas in Kansas rose with 81 new wells and 65 completions, including 25 oil wells producing 2,390 barrels daily and four gas wells delivering 15,740,000 cubic feet daily on open flow tests. One old well was worked over and 33 dry holes were reported.
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Truman
Winnee
Louis
Harry S. Truman
Stuart Syrington
DMO
New York
Margaret
Associated Press
Kansas
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Tandem City Telegram
Leroy Cooley
Imperial Star Route
Denver
Colo
Richard Turner
John Turner
Davis
Jesus Ledesma
Antonia Ledesma
Zeke Ledesma
Pete Hernandez Jr
Leo Servantez
Alyosia Delgado
Grace Bribiesca
PTA
Hays
Abe Hubert
Stuart Fader
Dale Marine
Walter Snell
Crawford Blake
Virl “Dick
Iris Lane
Telegram
W. Adams
Chicago
John Wilcox
Ned Solze
John Ward
Dean Nolte
E. Chestnut
Verner Williams
Great Bend
Peter Krentz
Plano
Ill
Ann Marie
Krentz
Wanda Lea Drees
Ted Drees
N. Main
Eva Sherer
John Collins
Pascal A. Roniger
Ann
John
Burdick
Mas
Richard H. Atkinson
Judy
Jim
Atkinsons
Montgomery
Ala
Hawaii
Hickam Afb
Herman Heisterman
Grant
Amy
Rame Hall
Quinter
Lites
Socia
Johnson
Cambridge, Ohio
Ira Brown
Lucas
Kan
U.S. 40
Here
Brown
Grace
Cambridge Hospital
Harry Manfield
Beverly Hills Calif
William Talman
West Hollywood
Udge
Adolph Alexander
Harry Stameisen
Talman
Peggy Flanigan
Garden City Telegram
Bill
Mullin's
Simmons
Cne Avenes
Mullin
Jamaica
Bassett
Triple Dresser
Pittsburgh
DuPont
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