Dear Ann Landers and the Blind Reader Exchange
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Gustie Lederer
Jules
Ann Landers
Alan King’s Son Arrested Over Car Theft and Drugs
Alan King’s 18 year old son Andrew was arrested after taking his father’s Rolls Royce without permission and later a Pontiac. Police found 141 grains of marijuana and 41 grains of hashish in the car belonging to Mrs King. Andrew was arraigned on unauthorized use of the auto and felonious possession charges and jailed overnight at Nassau County police headquarters. The Kings reside in a $300000 mansion in Kings Point.
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Mineola
N.Y
Alan King
Andrew
Nassau County Police
King
Local Woman Elected Second Vice President of Kansas ARC
Bryona Wiley of Lawrence was chosen as second vice president of the Kansas Association for Retarded Children at its Kansas University convention. She has long served on local and state boards and as Kansas ARC secretary for two years. Other officers named include Joan Strickler, Ernest Hanzlicek, Mark Elmore, Ruby Alberts, and Harold James.
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Bryona Wiley
Lawrence
Kansas Association For Retarded Children
Kansas University
Kansas Arc
Joan Strickler
Manhattan
Ernest Hanzlicek
Salina
Mark Elmore
Winfield
Ruby Alberts
Wichita
Harold James
Hugoton
Social Clubs Meet Across Douglas County Monday Evening
Barberhawks SPEBSQSA at South Park Recreation Center eight p.m. Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi with Mrs. Pottle seven thirty p.m. Blue Chips Investment Club at Mrs. Collister's Rt. 1 home eight p.m. Douglas County Medical Auxiliary nine thirty a.m. with Mrs. Owen 623 W twenty first. Ladies Literary League salad luncheon at Mrs. Youngberg Lake Dabinawa one p.m. Temola Club luncheon Crystal Room Eldridge House one thirty p.m. with Mrs. Turner 2403 Ridge Court. No Name Study Club twelve thirty p.m. Douglas County State Bank community room. Twentyeth Century Club at Mrs. Lawson's 2415 Vt. Quivira Club two p.m. with Mrs. LeSuer. Ingleside Club at Mrs. Sawyer's home one thirty p.m. F and B Club one thirty p.m. with Mrs. Broers 1912 Ala. Douglas. Salon 564 of 8 and 40 seven thirty p.m. at Mrs. McMinn 2032 Hillview Road Lawrence chapter Sweet Adelines six thirty p.m. South Park Prairie Acres Garden Club one p.m. at Mrs. Buck 306 Homestead Year Round Club two p.m. with Mrs. Clara Young 1725 N H Progressive Reading Club
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Barberhawks
Spebsqsa
South Park Recreation Center
Alpha _Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Bob Pottle
Miss. Blue Chips Investment Club
Gordon Collister
Rt. 1
Douglas County
Marion Turner
Ridge Ct
Douglas County State Bank
Twentieth Century Club
Paul B. Lawson
Quivira
Nelson LeSuer
Ingleside
H. W. Sawyer
Vernon Broers
Ala. Douglas
Salon
Lloyd McMinn
Hillview Rd
Prairie Acres
Henry Buck
Homestead
Clara Young
N.H
Progressive Reading Club
High Twelve Luncheon Speaker John Long to Address
John Long will address the High Twelve meeting at the Virginia Inn after a noon luncheon on Tuesday. He will discuss the group's planned camping trip following the meal.
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John Long
High Twelve
Virginia Inn
Long
NRTA Director Attends Area NRTA AARP Conference
Opal Jayne Kennedy Kansas director of the National Retired Teachers Association attended the NRTA biennial conference for Areas V VI and VII in St Louis Missouri. The event drew over 1500 NRTA and AARP members from 17 Midwestern states and marked the first joint NRTA and AARP meeting. Speakers included NRTA President Joseph Fitzgerald and Foster A Pratt newly elected AARP president. Area leaders led workshops on goals and activities for older Americans with the next Area VI meeting planned for October in Kansas City Missouri.
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Opal Jayne Kennedy
Kansas
National Retired Teachers Assn
St. Louis
NRTA
American Association of Retired Persons
Mid- Central States
AARP
Joseph Fitzgerald
Bernard Nash
Foster A. Pratt
Pauline Fredericks
NBC
Pleasant Valley Extension Homemakers discuss public school finance
A Friday meeting of Pleasant Valley Extension Homemakers Unit featured Mona Daniels and county home economist Miss Daniels explaining Kansas education spending. The group planned towel bids for a Baldwin rest home and announced an Easter party for Cottonwood clients.
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Mona Daniels
County Extension
Pleasant Valley Extension Homemakers Unit
George Luckan
Rt. 5
Kenneth Daniels
Paola
Baldwin
Vern Garratt
Evan Griffith
Gilbert Ulmer
County Extension Home
Oletha Blevins
Homemakers Unit Meeting Set At 1 30 P M
The Kaw Valley Extension home economist group will convene the Homemakers Unit at 1 30 p m for an afternoon session.
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Kaw Valley
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