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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
5
A series of probate and civil notices from the Douglas County Kansas court list petitions for administration of Delmar Nash estate and Bertha J Stiner will admission, with hearings set in Lawrence. It also includes a suit by Melvin and Mary Gentry over ownership of Lot 112 on Connecticut Street.
Special notice to eligible voters for Big Springs School District No. 72. Election on April 25 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at Big Springs School House to decide annexation to Lecompton Common School District Jr. 36 and not share in existing bonded indebtedness. Clerk Iona Spencer.
Paul Davis argues Easter is not just a spring rite but a life transforming realization. The piece traces the disciples fear before the resurrection and their later conviction that God’s justice and love prevail, urging readers to explore deeper regions of mind and heart this century.
Wayne Mayo director of Lawrence Public Library and Miss Hilda Koehler visit all city elementary schools April 16 to 29 to explain the summer reading program. The traveling library carries a Tom Sawyer Club theme and will visit playgrounds from June 17 to August 2 with specific school stop times listed.
Henry Ford II and four prominent businessmen consider recommending a revision of the national tax structure. They invited about 25 others to a April 25 meeting in Washington to discuss a plan that could influence Kennedy proposals. The Treasury says it has not discussed a private compromise plan, though officials have met with leaders to urge tax reduction this year.
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission receives 30772 in government grants for urban planning. Of this total 22078 funds eight towns in Doniphan Kane Denton Elwood Highland Leona Severance Troy Wathena and White Cloud. The remaining 8694 supports Hays Kansas.
Eudora High School German teacher D. E. Nease will join Stanford University's Institute for high school German teachers this summer in Bad Bell Germany. A 1958 Kansas University graduate and son of Arthur and Mrs. Nease of 1125 N. J. St. the program accepts 25 teachers and runs 10 weeks from June 17 to August 24 focusing on improving writing and speaking proficiency.
Melvin Gentry and Mary Gentry sue to quiet title on property in Lawrence Douglas County Kansas. Plaintiffs demand determination of adverse estates and that defendants and all claimants be barred from any title or interest. Defendants must plead by May 20 1963 in the Douglas County Court House. Local attorney John J Riling represents plaintiffs.
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