University of Kanaus facials and a vandalized budget handbill
Notices report spring facials planned for five university buildings Snow hall Hoch auditorium Watson library and Watklan Memorial hospital. A anonymous handbill opposing city manager government circulated in Lawrence with budget table excerpts from the Kansas Government Journal and criticizes prior reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kanaus
Coulkin
Snow Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Watson Library
Watklan Memorial Hangital
Kansas
Memorial Hospital and Sunflower area wedding and notices
A jumble of names from Memorial Hospital and Sunflower area lists multiple residents and events. It notes births and marriages, addresses in Baldwin Sunflower Topeka and nearby streets, with many Mrs. and Mr. names and occasional dates. A local community note references a dance, lodge event, and regular meetings with officers named Lawrence Lodge No AF AM and Chewning W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Ernie Pout
George Perdue
Lawrence Lodge
Welcom
Rert
Chewning
W. M
Walter H
Varnum
Harvey County Newsman Departing for Japan After Revue
Almost 1,500 attended the Rock Chalk Revue at Heth Auditorium where Pi Beta Phi sorority and Phi Delta Theta fraternity won first in both men and women divisions. John B. McCuish of the Harvey County News leaves for Japan to advise on improving weekly newspapers, following a request by General MacArthur's headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Thi
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Heth Auditorium
Phi Delts Theta
Roger Allen
Mra
Roger Street
Frei
Ei Betal
Sigima Kappa
OR Miller
Hi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Bud Rogers
K-State
Y-Orpheum
Grare
Com- Petitron
Py Kappa
Washington
John B. McCuish
Harvey County
Kan
Japan
This
Army
McCuish
San Fransist
Tha Newton
General MaccArthur
MacArthur
Jadan
MacArethur
Fort Scott Hosts 2nd District American Legion Auxiliary Meet
Mrs Clyde Dell of Add Tennessee Street was elected director and Mrs Charles Gertacaber erous Eudora was elected chaplain at the Fort Scott session. Delegates named include Rhennedy of 628 Louisiana, with six from the Legion attending the Los Angeles national convention. Maurice Hubbard of Olathe became district commander Dale Imes of Paola named commander and Jack Howe of Overland Park chosen adjutant. Charles McIntire of Wyandotte won a three year term on the district executive committee. Resolutions urged a Kansas WWII veteran bonus. The 1951 district convention will meet in Olathe on April Sh. Attending Fort Scott were Howard More Kennedy Marvin Goebel Clore Starkey Harry Barnard and Harold Fillet.
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Clyde Dell
Tennessee Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Scott
Charles’ Gertacabererous Eudora
Del
Tee Rhennedy
Louisiana
Dale Imes
Paola
Jack Howe
Overland Park
Charles McIntire
Wyandotte
Kansas
Olathe
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Howard
Honor Ed Elbel Named Secretary-Treasurer at Health Ed Meet
Edwin Jt Kibet professor of physical education at K U was electors secretary treasurer of the Central District Association to Health and Physical Education at its closing vacations in Duluth Minnesota. The association covers 10 plate rem. Elbe directed the Veterans Bureau during post war years at K U in addition to teaching. Merle H Henry of Kansas City elected president.
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Edwin Jt. Kibet
K. U
Central District Association To
Duluth
Minn
Elbe
Veterana Bureau
Secion
Henry Shenk
Reginal Strait
Kh. T
Merle H. Henry
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals in Salina and Wichita
Nora Catherine Long of Salina died yesterday at St. Johns Hospital. Funeral services will be led by Rev. W. W. Blover at St Johns Lutheran Church in Salina and Guy R. Ryan and Sons funeral home with graveside rites at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survives include brother Vernette R. Long and sister Mrs. Charles Wright. Mary A. Clemons, 85, died at the Masonic Home in Wichita. Services will be at Oakwood Cemetery in Baldwin with burial in Baldwin. Survived by nieces Elma Emery and Marie Hadley Howard, nephews Major L. Hadley and Calvin Hedley, and cousin Mrs. Blanche Virden.
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Nora Catherine Long
Lina
St. Joh Hospital
W. W. Blover
St John’s Luthern Church
Salina
Guy R. Ryan and Sons
Oak Hill
Cere
Lang
Lawrence
Shakespearean Club
American Association of University Women
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Vernette R. Long
Baldwin Park
Calif
Charles Wright
Topeka
Mary A. Clemons
Masonic Home
Wichita
Shell
Baldwin
Oakwood Cemetery
Morrow
H. Ke Ebright
Elma Emery
Marie Hadley Howard
Denver
Cole
Lea! Hadley
Manheim
Germany
Calvin Hedley
Sakersfield
Blanche Virden
Holton
Clemons
Francy
Es Line
the Frasteraine
Rebeksh Lodge
Contracts Awarded for Eudora Rural High Grade School Addition
The Eudora rural high and grade school contract awards were announced Saturday. Constant Construction of Lawrence receives general construction, Guntert Plumbing and Wiring of Lawrence handles electrical, Chaffee and Son of Topeka does plumbing, Jamar-Osman of Kansas City and Keating provide construction and furnishing. The project totals 304 dollars and Maurice Kegan is the architect. Construction will start in about ten days after site clearance this week.
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Hoarda
Eudora Rural High
Kehool
Udora
Lawrence
Guntert Plumbing and Wiring Company
Chaffee and Son
Topeka
Jamar-Osman
Kansas City
Keating
Honda
Maurice Kegan
University of Kanena Local Petroleum Engineering Accred
The Engineers Council for Educational Accreditation grants initial accreditation to the undergraduate petroleum engineering program at the University of Kanena, now one of 18 national schools with KCAL recognition. Dr. Charles F. Weinauy leads the department as officials inspect labs and libraries and review course content and faculty qualifications.
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University of Kanena
Engineers Council
Erofea
K. U
KCAL
Oklahoma
Charles F. Weinauy
Emgerly
Eniz Adhoal
Car crash near Riley kills two brothers at high speed
In Riley county near Riley Kansas two brothers were killed when a car traveling over 80 miles an hour crashed three miles south of Riley late Saturday night. Charles G Patrick 64 of Keats Kan and Frederick Barrick 67 of Riley died. A woman Mise Ester Marie Costello of Manhattan Kan was injured and admitted to a Manah hospital. Sheriff B E Deckert said the car tore up eight feet of a highway culvert on US highway 7.
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Riley
Kan
Here
Charles G__Patrick
Keats
Frederick
BS. Barrick
Mise Ester Marie Costello
Manhattan
Sheppe
Manah
B. E. Deckert
Riley County
Vu, S
Highway 7
Drunken driving case and divorce result in county and district courts
2 100 fine Mike Hadl Route 6 pleaded guilty in county court to two drunken driving charges. Judge Frank Gray fined him 100 dollars and sentenced him to 30 days in jail, plus license suspension. Hadl was picked up by highway patrol Saturday night north of the city limits on highway 69. A divorce was granted in district court Saturday to William V Underwood Jr. from Doris A Underwood.
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Mike ‘“Hadl
Frank Gray
Had
William V. Underwood, Jr
Doris A. Underwood
Raymond W. McJunkin
Kansan
Wherry Addresses Liberty Memorial School Program
Principal Neal Wherry presented a report on Liberty Memorial school education at a noon meeting for Lawrence tariang. He outlined aims to assess the program, identify improvements, and build a rounded action plan to prepare 65 percent of graduates for college, with the rest entering the workforce through on the job training and district music festival selections. Rotary Club elected seven new directors including Roger Allen Paul Hinted Rev Dale E Turner Carl Drake Larry Heeb John Andrews Leonard Axe Walter Carnenter and welcomed retired craftsman from Baldwin into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial Breh School
Lawrence Tariang
Neal Wherry
Herald
Tory
Wherry
Schoo
Garvin’ Gitum
Haskell printing chief changes amid resignations
Edward Fitesimmons resigns as chief of manual arte therapy at Winter Veterans hospital to head the printing department at Haskell. Seton Ayers, hospital superintendent, confirms the appointment. final approval pending. Fred Snyder remains on loan from Phoenix Indian School as head printer. Sevier, former Haskell staffer, replaces Judean Bradley who came from Sherman Institute Riverside to head printing briefly after Oliver Duffina’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fitesimmons
Manuel Arte
Winter Veterans Hospital
Tlaxkel
Seton Ayers
Hankell
Fitzsimmons
Haskell
Fred Snyder
Phoenix Indian School
Sevier
Lawnd
Iackell
Judean
Bradley
Sherman Institute
Riverside
Calif
Oliver Duffina
Card of Thanks for King Family Loss
Card of thanks from Mrs Vernon King and families for condolences, floral tributes, and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their husband and father. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eberwein, Mr. and Mrs. Winford Thiry express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon King
Charles Eberwein
Winford Thiry
Palm Sunday Services Highlight Lawrence Churches
Crowds fill Lawrence churches for Palm Sunday observances as congregations welcome new members. The First Methodist reports three new members joining, with other churches hosting services and plans for Easter week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jerusalem
Palma
Jeana
Summerfield Scholarship Candidates At Kansas Campus
Thirty one high school senior boys from Kansas schools took exams on the University of Kansas campus as part of the Summerfield scholarship selection. They toured the campus at 3 30 p m and will dine tonight with Dean Paul Lawson speaking after dinner. Personal interviews tomorrow will determine scholarship winners based on trust funds.
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Summerfield
Kansas
K. U
Dinen
Kansas Room
The
Metal Union
Sintant
Mien
Donald Ki. Alderson
Bors
Marriage Licenses Kept From Probate Court Office
Marriage licenses issued listing Font KF Sukow 23 and Blanch Marie Smith 23 White Plain Ma to James BE Connett 25 and Betty L Ireland 21 Lawrence to Chea ter Chiappa 44 Cleveland Ohio and Lucille C Miller 4 Lawrence to J Sterling Haxter Lawrence and Petervlee Butler 21 Stafford to Jack C Hrysen Lawrence and Phyllis Johnson 14 Runsax City Mo
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Probate Court
Font KF. Sukow
Blanch Marie Smith
White Plain
James BE. Connett
Betty L. Ireland
Lawrence
Cheater. Chiappa
Cleveland
Ohio
Lucille C. Miller
J. Sterling Haxter
Petervlee Butler
Stafford
Jack C. Hrysen
Phyllis Johnson
Runsax City
Market News Shows Mixed Prices Across Commodities
Market notes list corn prices at varied levels with declines in some grains and steadier notes in others. Livestock receipts and quotes indicate moderate to strong activity with hogs up and cattle mixed, while dairy and poultry markets show varied movement and prices.
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R. B. Stevens
Kansas Cities
Weee
Tavement
Wichitan
Wichis
Richard Evans
Rusdell
Chile
Fairleigh
Fane
Ae Otote
Kanaan City
Rar
American Legion
mCity
Bill Moore
Dorady van Vunnerup
Memorial Hospital
Sherlock
Aevrott Lane
Eijamin Sterie
Betty Var Tyke
Loucka
Mary Ellen Simmons
Fee
Kentucky
Thomas
Jerald Baxter
Jet
Ninth Street
Richard
North Sixth Street
McDonald
Field John Vogel
Robert ¢ Haldwin
Hesbie King
Benjamin Stephenson
Ohio Street
Ida’ Cline
Pauline Wickel
Perry Street
Dgan Stree
James Earls
Tone
Elmertiaede
Vwiinoia Street
Yesterns
G. W. Griffing
Sunnyride
Jody
M. BR. Shull
Vast Pysteired Street
Charlea Ould
Sunflower
Harvey County Newsman
Phil
Phil Dette
Clyde Bell
Legion Auxiliary Convention
Honor ED Elbel
Nora C. Long
Mary A. Clemone
Eudora
Reesenetle
Bremer Ins. Agcy
Inn
EL Futzsimmnons
Hae
Reen
Andy
Habiby
Andy C. Sess
Kancae
Corn Bay
Hume
Wradarde
OFS
Collimerys
Ucrun Fryere
Romsting
New York
Corton Gotters
Noutheerat
Cerat
Katine
Howe
Aber
Kansas City Livestock Kanone
Rompelaing Lee
Fevdern
Erin Sal
Aterss
Walla
Kleers ET Ani
Nietor
Cape
Bucks Poles
Ethtehewor Steel
General Moetite
Wheeek
Lo Rebber
Dea Bart
Santa Fe
Arianne
Ward
Sore Kok
Ann
York Simcha
Wana City
Mangas City
Meyer
Chicago
Jon Whitcomb
Wutiba
the College Jeweler
Mass
Insurance
George Noland Agency
Funk
Masden's
Sass
Aina Glass Cramen
Gert
Satview
Phone Securities Investment CO
Karl Kreider
Lars Cawrence
B. P.O. Elks
Wiltme
A. Wright
Ksalted
Huler
Prince
Gardner
Hannd
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