Two Douglas County teachers cited at year end dinner
Mrs. Ibba Stauffer and Mrs. Earl Wilson were honored at the Douglas County Teachers Association dinner in the Little Banquet. About 82 teachers attended as Stauffer, retiring in June after 30 years, received a life-membership certificate. Wilson, master teacher for 1963-64, received a plaque and has 25 years in education. Officers for 1964-65 were installed and five Eudora High School seniors planning to teach were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibba Stauffer
Earl Wilson
Douglas County Teachers Association
Douglas County
Stauffer
Lecompton
Kansas State Teachers Association
Wilson
Eudora High School
Kansas Business Teachers Association
Delta Pi Epsilon
Faye Thomas
Eudora
Ralph Robinson
Jessie Jones
Bonnie Willcox
Grant
Lawrence High School
Dan Kahler
Judy Brown
Rozann Nusbaum
April Miller
Frank Martin
Ervin Roy
Faye Hairston
Lawrence High Lions Den Dance Set at South Park Center
Lawrence senior high members plan an 8 30 to 11 15 p m dance at South Park Recreation Center with Sensations music. Admission 25 cents per person or 40 cents per couple. members may bring a guest. Miss Kirby notes dress rules and center hours.
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Senior High
Lions den
South Park Recreation Center
The
Sensations
Patricia Kirby
Lawrence High School
Miss Kirby
Eudora Launches Cancer Fund Drive Saturday
Eudora will begin its annual Cancer Fund drive Saturday led by Scoutmaster Jim Guy and Mrs Raymond Kurtz. Boy and Girl Scouts will assemble at 9 30 a m at City Hall and volunteers who can offer transportation should call Mrs Viola Reetz at KI 2 2758.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Jim Guy
Raymond Kurtz
Viola Reetz
Lecture by visiting professor on Men and Ideals at KU
Dr. Alan Rose and Dr. Alan Boyden, visiting professor of zoology at Kansas University, will present a University lecture on Men and Ideals at 8 tonight in Dyche Auditorium. Boyden previously led the Rutgers Serological Museum, which he founded in 1948 and retired from in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Boyden
Rose Morgan
Kansas University
Dyche
Boyden
Rutgers Serological Museum
Planned Crash Is Spectacular at Deer Valley Airport
A four engine DC7 with 15 dummies was launched in a scheduled experimental crash near Deer Valley Airport Phoenix. The plane hit a 150 foot hill at 140 mph disintegrating as flames erupted, wings sheared by a mound and poles, burning fuel and electronic gear, engines started remotely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Deer Valley
Jazz festival lineup features multiple new groups and prizes
The Saturday concert showcases Oread Jazz from Mount Oread led by Southgate a senior at Illinois State University and drummer for the group. Newcomers include Jazzwinds Sextet organized four months ago at Washington University. The Bill Farmer Quartet formed last September at North Texas State University and the Farber Sextet formed in October 1963 in New York City and St Louis. Winners perform an eight hour jazz marathon Sunday in Kansas City Arena with prizes including several jazz clinic scholarships and potential auditions with Verve and Columbia Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
Southgate
Illinois State University
Jazzwinds
Washington University
St. Louis
Bill Farmer
North Texas State University
Farber Sextet
New York City
Birdland
New York
Kansas City
Phillips University
Connecticut University
Ohio Western University
Nevada University
Berklee School of Music
Boston
Mass
Verve
Columbia Records
Barbershop Show Tonight in Lawrence High Auditorium
A barbershop program begins at 8 15 this evening in the Lawrence High School auditorium. The Barberhawks chorus presents the event with guests The Four Renegades from Chicago The Deck O Chords from Kansas City and Aqua Tones from Sweet Adelines. Directors are Jim Curry and Sylvia Nahman. An after glow informal sing follows at Legionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Barberhawks Chorus
Speb Sqsa
Renegades
Chicago
Deck-O-Chords
Kansas City
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines Inc
Barberhawks
Sweet Adelines
Goldberg closes cartoon work ends 59 year career
Rube Goldberg, age 81, draws his last cartoon ending a 59 year run with the New York Journal American and 43 other papers. He will devote full time to sculpture, saying he did not want to quit cartooning while still wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York (Ap
Rube Goldberg
Goldberg
New York Journal-American
Lawrence Groups To Give War Requiem Concert
The Kansas University chorus and concert choir with Central and West Junior High choirs will perform the War Requiem by Benjamin Britten at 3 30 p m Sunday in Hoch Auditorium. KU professor Clayton Krehbiel will direct with the University Symphony chamber orchestra and organist Richard Gayhart. Soloists include Miriam Stewart Hamilton Reinhold Schmidt and Edward Souter. Poems by Wilfred Owen form the text. First performance was 1962 at Coventry Cathedral dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Chorus
Central Junior High School
West Junior High School
Benjamin Britten
Hoch
Clayton Krehbiel
University Symphony
Richard Gayhart
Miriam Stewart Hamilton
Reinhold Schmidt
Edward Souter
Route 2
Wilfred Owen
St. Michael's
Coventry
Employers Are To Be Honored At Lawrence High Banquet
About 200 persons are expected to attend the annual employer employee banquet sponsored by three Lawrence High School vocational clubs at 6 45 p m Tuesday in the school cafeteria. The event honors local businessmen who employ students in on the job training at Lawrence High School. Thaine McCormick Kansas State Director of Vocational Education will speak on future challenges. Ed Logsdon director of vocational education will name an outstanding graduate of on the job training. Leo Eller World Company business manager will respond to the welcome by Lawrence High senior Larry Rays. Jon Grove trade and industry instructor will introduce winners at the Business Education Clubs of Kansas convention in March. The sponsoring clubs are Distributive Education Trade and Industrial Education and Future Secretaries of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Thaine McCormick
Kansas
Ed Logsdon
Leo Eller
the World Company
Larry Rays
Lawrence
Jon Grove
Business Education Clubs of Kansas
Bernstein Wins Kent Graduate Fellowship for Art History
Gerald Bernstein, curator at the University of Kansas Museum of Art and KU art history instructor, received a Kent Graduate Fellowship from the Danforth Foundation in St. Louis. He plans to move his family to Philadelphia in August for PhD work at the University of Pennsylvania. Bret Waller will replace him in September after completing his MFA at KU and a museum training program at Oslo University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bernstein
Museum of Art
Kansas University
Kent
Danforth Foundation
St. Louis
Bernstein
Erica
Bobby
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania University
Bret Waller
Oslo University
Oslo
Norway
Waller
Fullbright
Kansas City Art Institute
Citadel Military College
South Carolina
France Gives $100000 for Kennedy Memorial Library
Ambassador Herve Alphand presented Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy a $100,000 donation from the French people for the Kennedy Memorial Library. Kennedy accepted in his office calling it another sign of Franco American friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herve Alphand
France
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy Memorial
Kennedy
United States
Tiptoe Through Tulips Boosts Johnson Policy Appeal
President Johnson staged a garden press event at the White House Rose Garden lasting 37 minutes. He opened with news and digs at Republicans and then led reporters on a plant filled tour. An impromptu Phase 3 press conference followed on the steps with a lighthearted shake of the wrists as he joked about fearing the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times - Post
Johnson
White House
Kansas Justice Fontron Receives KU Law Distinguished Alumnus Citation
John F. Fontron justice of the Kansas Supreme Court received the first Kansas University School of Law Distinguished Alumnus Citation at the KU Law alumni meeting in Kansas City. The award, along with an engraved silver desk box, honors his service to community state and country and notes his 1926 law class membership and roles from County Attorney to District Judge and Supreme Court Justice under the new judicial selection method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fontron
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas University School of Law
Kansas City
KU School of Law
Kansas Bar Association
Justice Fontron
Hutchinson
Kansan
Order of the Coif
Army of the United States
School of Law
Kansas Bar
Emporia Fire Destroys Haynes Hardware Store
The Haynes Hardware store in Emporia Kansas was destroyed by a Thursday night fire with losses estimated at least 250000 dollars. Firefighters saved adjoining buildings and the Red X Pharmacy also reported minor smoke and water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia, Kan
Haynes Hardware
Emporia
Wade Myers Sr
Haynes
William
Nathan
Henry
John
Norwich
Kan
Mel Fisher
Round Corner
Red X Pharmacy
Emporia Hardware
Fisher
President visits South Bend school amid job program talk
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson toured a city school once a high school as part of a visit tied to aid for vocational training for unemployed Studebaker workers who lost plant jobs last year. Indiana Senators Hartke and Bayh and Rep Brademas joined, with Gov Welsh and local officials welcoming them. The entourage included Hodges and Celebrezze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Corp
Hamilton
Ont
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch E. Bayh Jr
John Brademas
South Bend
Global trend adds American hotels to capitals and resort towns
Almost every capital and resort city worldwide now features an American-style hotel. The widespread expansion reflects a demand for familiar brands and standardized services across diverse markets.
Callery Chemical Plant to be Sold as Federal Cutbacks Hit
The $38 million Callery Chemical Co facility in Muskogee Okla faces disposal after Defense Secretary McNamara announced a July sale. Once a Navy high energy jet fuel plant, it entered caretaker status in 1963 with about five workers remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Big Callery Chemical Co
Washington
Defense
McNamara
D. A. Johnson
Johnston
Navy
Lion Air Force
Callery Chemical Co
Callery
Lawrence
Lakeview Road
Callery Stock
Gulf Oil Co
Mine Safety Appliances Co
Sumner Elementary School Destroyed By Fire
In Kansas City the three story Sumner Elementary School built about 1906 burned late Thursday night. Firemen fought the blaze until early today leaving only brick walls. Superintendent James Hazlett estimated losses over 750000 with insured coverage at 90 percent. About 400 pupils, many of them Negro, attended K through six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sumner
General Hospital
James Hazlett
Santa Fe Head Expects 2 Per Cent Gain in 64
Ernest S. Marsh president of the Santa Fe Railway outlined at the annual stockholders meeting a 1964 revenue gain of 2 percent barring industrial work stoppages. He noted a first quarter net of 16.1 million up 22 percent, with about 100 million planned for 1964 investments including 85 million for locomotives and cars. The plan also calls for expanding the freight car fleet by 4874 and laying 127 miles of heavier welded rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ernest S. Marsh
Santa Fe Railway
Marsh
Santa Fe
St Louis Student Slain as Admission Follows Attack
An 18 year old Jasper Davis of St Louis admitted the fatal stabbing of James T Ready a 22 year old University of St Louis student returning from Busch Stadium. The attack occurred with a gang of about 15 youths injuring another student James M Caccamo. Police questioned over 30 people during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Busch Stadium
Jasper Davis
James T. Ready
James M. Caccamo
Chicago
Camporee Set This Evening For Scout Event
Pela the District Boy Scouts and Explorers begin a weekend Camporee near Pioneer Cemetery southwest of 15th and Iowa Street. More than 300 expected with 300 to 400 Cub Scouts on Saturday afternoon, eligible for the campfire that night. Scout arrivals start at 4 p m with campsites to be established and a public campfire after the night meal. Richard Davis serves as Camporee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pela
Pioneer Cemetery
15Th
Iowa Street
Girls Sport Show at LHS Gym Saturday at 8 P M
The ninth annual Girls Sport Show is set for 8 p m Saturday in the Lawrence High School gym. Three hundred physical education students will perform demonstrations including hockey volleyball basketball racing hurdles and gymnastics while red and black teams compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LHS
Lawrence High School
Martha Lanning
Sherry Heck
Barbara Maxwell
Lawrence High
Eudora Lions Elect New Officers This Week
The Eudora Lions Club elected new officers led by John Lenahan as president for the coming year. Other officers include Bill Goff as first vice president Jim Hoover as second vice president Vernon Lutz as third vice president Dr Leo Lauber as Tail Twister Cletus Grosdidier as Lion Tanner Bob Slaper as secretary treasurer and Jay Grosdidier John Crawford and Al Colman as board members. Installation is set for May 18 with takeover June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Lions Club
John Lenahan
Bill Goff
Jim Hoover
Vernon Lutz
Leo Lauber
Lion Tanner
Cletus Grosdidier
Bob Slaper
Jay Grosdidier
John Crawford
al Colman
Mortician Listing for Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 5111
Classified notice lists a member of the National Selected Morticians and references Rumsey Funeral Home with a VI area contact 3 5111. The short entry appears as an advertisement line item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
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County Associates
B.F. Stegmaier
Trinity Lutheran
Pomona Lake
Pomona
Normal Pool
Alan Rose
Oread Jazz
Benja
Britten
Hoch Auditorium
KU Symphony
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence Memorial Co
Rman Endag
Emporia Blaze
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
K.C
Negro
Naish
Bonner Springs
Richard Davis
Eudora Lions Group
Ele Cts
State Farm
M. Ib Carlson
Bloomington, Ilinois
Cooper- Ate
New Hampshire
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