Degree Rebekah Lodge Invites Odd Fellows to Banquet
Friday meeting of Degree Rebekah Lodge No 4 with 52 in attendance led by Noble Grand Mrs O A Skages approved inviting the Odd Fellows to a banquet and open meeting at the Community Building. Youth Month projects were voted to raise funds for lodge youth, refreshments served, and an Easter motif observed.
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Rebekah Lodge No
O. A. Skages
Noble Grand Presi
Odd Fellows
Hs F
Anni
Carrie Erickson
Chiaimin
Nora
Franz
Mildred Kampychroeder
Erma Burcert
Mary Clepper
Carrie Fults
Easter visits and travels among area residents
Local families share Easter gatherings across Kansas and beyond including G A Rogers in Great Bend visiting daughter Mrs Paul Bengston, Edward and K M Grants in Newton and Clay Center, and D E Slavens in Los Angeles with Alice Brock telsby.
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G A Rogers
Great Bend
Paul Bengston
Bengston
Edward Grant
Newton
K. M. ‘Grant
Clay Center
Hireid
Simon
D. E. Slavens
Los Angeles
Haven
Gerald Radcliff
Coffege
John Fox
Honolulu
R. S. Filkin
Ind
Fox
Pumnahou School
Hawaii
Kenneth C. Walker
Prudential
Lawrence
Prudential Insurance Company
Hollywood
Fla
Hospital Board Delays Action on Memorial Plans
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board postpones final acceptance of an addition plan due to interior rearrangements and absent members. Superintendent Mary Dunden reported March saw 484 admissions including 107 newborns, 231 surgeries with 20 tonsillectomies, 55 blood transfusions, 507 outpatients with 66 emergencies, a daily census around 100, and 18 newborns in the nursery plus 11,657 meats served to staff.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mary Dunden
Sery Col
Unclear Fragments Mention Patients Costs and Meals
Fragmentary text notes patients and decers at an average cost of suitty under 30 cents per meal.
Nautilus Shakedown Cruise Aims Extended Ocean Tests
The atomic submarine Nautilus is about to depart New London for an extended sea trial. The mission, overseen by the Navy survey board, will test electrical and mechanical performance by General Dynamics and Navy technicians. Past runs cover over 3000 miles with nearly 100 dives, signaling a lengthy evaluation beyond a typical two to four week shakedown.
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Washington
Nass
New London
Foe Oy Nave Survey Board
Michigan State Chosen As 1957 IAWS Convention Site
Michigan State College was selected as the site for the 1957 Intercollegiate Associated Women Students convention at the final session Sunday morning at Kansas University. New officers were announced. Regional meetings were scheduled for 1956 with sites at Alabama University, Colorado A and M, and Indiana University. Betty Lou Gard was named southern region coordinator at Alabama University. Pat Roberts was elected IAWS president for 1956 and Sue Storer was chosen IAWS representative to a May meeting of the Commission on Education of Women. Special entertainment highlighted Saturday’s program, including a wild west picnic with Haskell Institute male students dancing and a farewell carnival. Bids for conventions and section officers were reviewed Saturday afternoon. Margaret Habein spoke at the final plenary session.
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Michigan State College
Associated Women Students
Kansas University
Alabama University
Colorado A and M
Indiana University
Betty Lou Gard
Hutchinson
Pat Roberts
IAWS
Sue Storer
Purdue University
Commission An Education of Women
American Council of Education
Haskell Institute
Margaret Habein
Rochester University
200 High School Pupils To Be at K U Festival
About 200 pupils from 30 Kansas high schools will participate Saturday in the state speech and drama festival at Kansas University. They earned first division ratings at district tournaments and will compete in seven sections across Fraser and Green Halls. The event is sponsored by the Kansas State High School Activities Association and run by University Extension.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Fraser and
Green Halls
Kansas State High School Activities Association
University Extension
Train strikes Salina janitor in Kas near Salina
A 64 year old Salina Kansas grade school janitor Charles L Van Liew was critically injured by a freight train in Salina. Three children who witnessed the accident summoned workers at a nearby construction project who called an ambulance.
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Stirkes
Salinan Salina,kas, Wp
Salina
Charles L. van Liew
Salk Polio Vaccine A Product Of A Vow By Salk
Pittsburgh report profiles Jonas Salk as the mild mannered virus expert who vowed to defeat polio. The piece notes a forthcoming University of Michigan report on nationwide immunization, praises Salk’s tempered approach, and details his personal commitment and emotional moments during early testing.
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Pittsburgh
Sears
Jonas Edward Salk
Thomas Franiels Jr
University of MichelGan
Jlo
Salk
Salk Mianaud
Vic
Hat Chidren
Salkas
Dr. Salk
Eudora Social Roundup Highlights Local Events
Mrs. Fred Walker and Mrs. Albert Alber visited Kansas City for the Bettye Homes Show at Municipal Auditorium. Seven o'clock dinner guests included multiple local couples. Staffing changes include Mrs. Natalie Lane resigning as Eu dora telephone operator and Mrs. Ray Warmker taking the post, with Mrs. Morriss aiding in Topeka. Contributions note students on Clark's typing timed writing honor roll and Evelyn Wilson serving as typing instructor at Eudora High. The African Violet Club meets with Oscar Lothholz, and the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service gathers at 2 p.m. in the Community room after the bus.
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Fred Walker
Albert Alber
Kansas City
Bettey
Municipal Auditorium
M. B. Start
J. Dbd. Adams
John Strong
Oscar Lothholz
Floyd Broers
Natalie Lane
Eudora
Ray Warmker
Ray Morriss
Topek
Judy McClanahan
W. L. McClanahan
Elda Ann Thornburg
Virginia Nusbaum
Clark
Evelyn Wilson
Eudora High School
African Violet Club
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Public meeting to show Kans Children’s Service League film
A Kansas Children’s Service League film screening will be shown for the public with Circle No. 2 as hostesses. Later, Evangelical United Brethren Woman’s Society plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Eugene McCabria.
Guilty Plea For Slaying Of Olathe Man
OLATHE Kas Ray R Tipton 26 pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the January 2 slaying of John J Callahan. Tipton had testified last week as a prosecution witness in the trial of Callahan's wife Mary Callahan 50 who was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. Tipton was named in court as the man who brought the weapon a .22 caliber rifle to Callahan home.
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Olathe
Kas
Ray R. Tipton
John J. Callahan
Tipton
Callahan
Mary Callahan
Tur Callahan
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Michigan State
Iaws Group
K.U
Kam
Terrill
Rand
Olathe Man
Approvals
Greene
Frank
Berk
Duncan Phyfe
Stanley Furn. Co
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