Horoscope guide by star sign with midweek focus
Aries to Pisces advise self improvement and social tact across life and work. Aries urges better appearance and thoughtful action, Taurus favors admiration and shopping, Gemini reassesses budget, Moon Children seek harmony, Leo pursues goals, Virgo values helpful friendships, Libra avoids arguments, Scorpio explores new outlets, Sagittarius advances welfare tasks, Capricorn keeps promises, Aquarius energizes work and rest, Pisces channels energy constructively and avoids jealousy.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Gio
Moon Children
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Local Names and Addresses Listed in a 1911 Notice
A fragmented OCR lists individuals and residences including Hospital Everett Bailey Rt 4 and Mrs Ivy Kennedy Berryton. Additional names appear with addresses such as 1600 Haskell Ave and 1648 Pa along with 3702 Brush Creek Dr and 3620 Brush Creek Dr. The text also mentions 1911 Ky Baldwin and 800 Ohio.
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Everett Bailey
Rt. 4
Ivy Kennedy
Berryton
Mabel Edwards
Edward Grubb
Baldwin
Merle McKinney
Countryside la
Martha Channel
Haskell Ave
James Hadl
Betty Courtney
Sunflower Village
Bonnie Myrick
Stephen Mitchell
Brush Creek Dr
Nancy Brinkerhoff
Gladys Reade
Ohio
Geology grads win Sigma Xi grants for Cambrian study
Four Kansas University geology graduate students received Sigma Xi grants to support thesis work on paleo environments of Cambrian rocks in the Basin and Range Province. Bert Rowell and Mike Brady direct the program. Lilley Koepnichk Mc Bride each earned 150 dollar grants, and Margaret Rees received 250 dollars.
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Kansas University
Sigma Xi
Basin and Range
U.S
Bert Rowell
Mike Brady
Wesley W. Lilley
Richard B. Koepnichk
David J. McBride
Margaret Rees
United Telephone Plans Vinland Survey For Service
United Telephone will survey Vinland area residents on April 16 to gauge preferred telephone service styles locations and types. The project aims to bury most lines with an estimated 1250000 total cost and a September 1 completion target weather permitting.
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United Telephone
Vinland
Vinland Area
Mark Bruce
United Telephone Co
Garnett
United Employes
United’s
Bruce
United
Kansas Corporation Commission
Vinland Mutual Telephone Co
Kansas Supreme Court
Deaths: Mrs Theresa Schehrer Eudora dies at Lawrence Memorial
Mrs Theresa Schehrer of Eudora died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at The Holy Family Catholic Church Eudora with Rev Patrick Hogan presiding. Rosary is at 7 p.m. Sunday at Warren Mortuary Lawrence. Survivors include husband George two sisters Mrs Mary Huff Farmington Missouri and Miss Hilda Zillner Lawrence a brother Clem Zillner Lawrence. Memorials may be sent to The Holy Family Church.
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Eudora
Theresa Schehrer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Holy Family Catholic Church
Patrick Hogan
Warren Mortuary
Lawrence
George
Mary Huff
Farmington
Hilda Zillner
Clem Zillner
Schehrer
Holy Family Church
St. Theresa Alter Society
Obituary Notice for Mrs Ethel B Gaines in Salina
Mrs Ethel B Gaines age 77 of 1900 Louisiana died today at Asbury Hospital Salina after a long illness Funeral arrangements are pending at Warren Mortuary She is survived by husband Lloyd L Gaines four daughters Mrs Margerie Koelling Mrs June McMillin Mrs Beverly Gibson Mrs Rosemary Nelson two brothers Hal Coonrod Irvin Coonrod a sister Flossie Angle twelve grandchildren six great grandchildren and was a member of the First Christian Church Lawrence Kansas.
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Warren Mortuary
Lloyd L
Margerie Koelling
Lawrence
June McMillin
Rt. 1
Beverly Gibson
Minot
N.D
Rosemary Nelson
Salina
Hal Coonrod
Warrensburg
Irvin Coonrod
Springfield
Flossie Angle
Amsterdam
First Christian Church
Mistrial Declared in Douglas County Burglary Case
A jury in Division I failed to reach a verdict in the burglary and grand theft case against Benjamin H. Ray of Topeka. Judge James W. Paddock declared a mistrial after opening arguments, with the case continued to the May term. Ray faces charges for allegedly stealing construction tools and equipment valued over $50 from a shed at Edgewood Homes on January 10, 1972.
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Douglas County District Court
James W. Paddock
Benjamin H. Ray
Topeka
Ray
Edgewood Homes
Haskell
Terpsichore Review At Lawrence High Draws Crowd
About 500 attended the 1973 Terpsichore Review at the Lawrence High auditorium. The LHS dance and drill group sponsored by Ralph Hazel presented USO themed numbers with Navy attire and recorded accompaniment. Becky Boyd Cinda Osness Debbie Noller performed Leaders of the Pack. Carol Kinkaid hosted with Robin Ragland providing vocals.
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Terpsichore
Lawrence High Auditorium
LHS
Ralph Hazel
Becky Boyd
Cinda Osness
Debbie No
Correction clarifies separation mistaken for divorce in Journal-World
The February Douglas County District Court action involving Patricia Ann Butell and Lawrence Herman Butell was a legal separation, not a divorce. State vital statistics filings use the same form for separation and divorce, causing the error.
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Journal-World
Patricia Ann Butell
Lawrence Herman Butell
Douglas County District
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Seminar Set On Grading at KU April Event
Kansas University's Office of Instructional Resources sponsors an open seminar on the grading system at 4 p.m. on April 18 in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union. The panel includes David Holmes Herman Lujan Richard Middaugh and David Courtwright with one faculty member to be named.
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Kansas University
Office of Instructional Resources
Pine Room
Kansas Union
David Holmes
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Herman Lujan
Institute For Social and Environmental Studies
Richard Middaugh
College Assembly
David Courtwright
Prairie Village
Urges Information Centers to Boost Kansas Tourism
Lt. Gov. David Owen urged building tourist information centers at a Kansas Bankers Assn. Trust Division conference to showcase Kansas sites and keep travelers from bypassing the state. He warned Kansans must attract tourists to stop, boosting the economy and reversing rural decline.
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David Owen
Kansas University
Kansas
Owen
Kansas Bankers Assn. Trust Division
Kansas Union
Lynn L. Anderson
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Nebraska
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Robert Docking
Commission
Japan
Headquarters Seeks Leader for Drug Crisis Center
Headquarters Inc in Lawrence seeks a full time director as current head Ric Silber resigns July 31 to join Kansas University. Apply by April 16. The role oversees 75 volunteers and administers drug abuse crisis intervention counseling and community information programs at 1632 Ky.
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Headquarters Inc
Lawrence
Ric Silber
Kansas University Dean of Men’s
1632
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