Grandson of Stull Founder Is Dead
Henry Augusta Stull 73 lifelong Stull resident died Thursday at a Topeka hospital. Born December 9, 1886, he was a farmer and Stull Evangelical United Brethren Church member. Funeral Monday 2 pm at the church, burial Stull Cemetery. Body at Penwell-Gabel Topeka. no flowers. Survivors include widow Matilda Emma Stull, seven daughters, three brothers, four sisters, eight grandchildren, one great grandchild.
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Henry Augusta Stull
Stull
Lawrence
Topeka
Matilda Emma Stull
Evelyn Stull
Zella Stull
Orinda Avey
Eola Casey
Richland
Mary Ann Johanning
Luella Rinard
Assaria
Alberta Casey
Midway City
Calif
Ben Stull
Harry Stull
Wichita
Ralph Stull
Los Angeles
Lottie Dravis
Westminster
Gladys Houk
Long Beach
Opal Ruggles
Escondido
Velma Welch
Anaheim
Deaths and Funerals in Winchester and Worden Areas
Mrs. Sue M. Boyd 98 of Winchester died Thursday at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of T. H. Boyd a longtime stockman and farmer. Burial will be in Wise Cemetery after services at the First Christian Church. Survivors include sister Mrs. Anna Rogers of Winchester and brother James Gibson of Oskaloosa. Funeral arrangements are by Bradford Funeral Home, McLouth. Also noted is funeral services for George A. Shuler 73 of Worden who died Aug. 3 in Ottawa. He was born July 30, 1987 and married to Almira Harrison in 1922. The couple lived in Worden until 1948 then moved to Ottawa. Survivors include Almira, a foster daughter Thelma Ulrich of Apache Oklahoma, five sisters and four brothers.
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Sue M. Boyd
Winchester
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
James Gibson
Oskaloosa
Ottawa
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
George A. Shuler
Worden
Mr. Shuler
Jewell County
Almira Harrison
Almira
Thelma Ulrich
Apache
Okla
Ethie and
Noa
Modesto
Calif
Ray
Wichita
Ezra
LaFayette
Ind
Alice Woondbridge
Rose Powell
Edith Heinrich
Ruth Shuler
Elsie Flory
Baldwin
Funeral services for Frank William Cassity
Frank William Cassity 59 of 1140 Sa St died Thursday. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Cooper Warren Chapel with Rev Benton Roy Hanan officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Frank William Cassity
Sa. St
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Benton Roy Hanan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Memorial Hospital Births and Local List
Memorial Hospital reports a baby born today to Mr. and Mrs Conway Gammill of Eudora and a son born to Mr. and Mrs Bobby Graves of Eudora. The list includes names and addresses of numerous residents in Eudora and surrounding areas.
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Gwendolyn Allen
E. 13Th
Gladys Steffen
Tonganoxie
Patricia Collinson
Rebecca Calvert
Tenn
John Brand
Route 1
Susan Weinert
Baldwin
Margaret Graves
Eudora
Miriam McNown
Highland
Faye Gammill
Eda Stanley
N.H
Terry Lee Leabo
Conway Gammill
Bobby Graves
New York Hit by Record Rainfall on Aug 19
A record August 19 rainfall drenched New York City with about 3.25 inches by noon, breaking the 1939 record of three inches. Suburban Westchester saw heavier totals with some spots near 4.5 inches as streets and parkways flooded. Officials warned of possible further showers as Hurricane Cleo approached the region, though the Weather Bureau stated the city storm was not linked to Cleo.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Long Island
New England
Lawrence Health Clinic Opens and High School Radio Schedule
Heard in Lawrence pre school clinic runs 9 30 to 11 00 a m at Douglas County Health Center 342 Mo St Dr Helen Gilles oversees. WREN Topeka will broadcast all Lawrence High football games this fall with Jim Cameron at the mic. Lions head into 1960 schedule after 38 game win streak and four state titles.
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Lawrence Well
Douglas County Health Center
Helen Gilles
WREN
Topeka
Jim Cameron
The
Lions
Manhattan
Neibarger Wins State Printer Nomination by 732 Votes
TOPEKA AP Jean Neibarger publisher of the Tonganoxie weekly newspaper won the Republican nomination for state printer by 732 votes in unofficial totals. Next week the canvassing board will verify results. Howard Marshall edged Virgil Smith for Democratic nomination for state insurance commissioner by 1 261 votes. Neibarger totals were 75334 to 74602 for Arthur Dawson with George Smith third at 53868 and James Ruffin at 21305.
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Topeka
Jean Neibarger
Tonganoxie
Secretary of State
Howard L. Marshall
Abilene
Virgil Smith
Ottawa
Neibarger
Arthur Dawson
Russell
George Smith
Wichita
James E. Ruffin
Killer using A.22 rifle targets Olney area animals
Police describe a serial animal killer using an A.22 rifle to shoot livestock just after 7 30 p m in an open field near Olney. Witnesses recall two men driving away, while investigators call the shooter a sex deviate and warn hunters to notify farmers first. Officers vow to continue checking for a break.
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Olney
KBI
Roberts
Kennedy Pay Bill Set for House
The Senate passed the Kennedy minimum wage bill 62 84, with its major provisions intact, but House prospects are uncertain. Kennedy leads seven Senate conferees and backed by supporters to reject an amendment, trading coverage for about 900000 workers for broader retail and service establishment coverage under the act.
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Washington
Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen. A. S
Mike Monroney
Okla
Powers Guilty of Spy Flight sentenced to ten years
Francis Gary Powers faced the Military Collegium of the Soviet Supreme Court which sentenced him to 10 years deprivation of liberty with three years in prison. The court cited mitigating circumstances and Powers admission and repentance while calling his May 1 flight a premeditated state crime against the USSR and a threat to world peace.
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Military Collegium
Soviet Supreme Court
Francis Gary
U.S.S.R
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Soviet Union
Powers
Sverdlovsk
Ae Ece
U.S. Air Force
Emergency Ambulance Service Rumsey Funeral Home Vi3 S111
Emergency ambulance service listed in a funeral home notice includes Vi3 S111 reference. No further details available in readable text.
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Rumsey Funera Home
Linwood Man Wounded in Thigh in Farm Dispute
Linwood man Frank Pettengill about 60 was shot in the left thigh Friday, likely from a farm dispute. Martin Coyne of rural Route 1 Linwood was jailed in Leavenworth County with no charges filed. Pettengill, a township road patrolman, was said to be in not serious condition.
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Leavenworth
Frank Pettengill
Martin Coyne
Linwood
Elmer Palmer
Pettengill
Youth slay by shotgun blast in Kansas City dispute
A 17-year-old boy, Paul Leslie Soverns, shot and killed Carrol Goin, 17, at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Clark in Kansas City Kansas. Soverns, paroled from a Kansas auto theft case, was arrested and charged with murder after claiming the shooting stemmed from a dispute over a girl. He had returned to Kansas City three weeks earlier from Springfield Missouri.
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Kansas City
Kan
Carrol Goin
Lawrence Clark
Bessy
Paul Leslie Soverns
Kansas
Springfield
Army unit returns after successful Colorado bivouac
The group held daytime map reading and compass classes taught by a local instructor with Sgt. Theodore C. Schmidt assisting in topography. Soldiers from E company and others hauled troops in 244 ton trucks nicknamed deuce and a half across the bivouac area. Detachment officers oversaw field wire work linking regimental and battalion HQs as equipment was turned in and the division's 3,000 personnel prepared for departure by train, bus, or private vehicle with a Lawrence-bound train due at 11 45 a m Sunday.
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Theodore C. Schmidt
DeSoto
Neth A. Bryant
Eudora
Robert W. Ellis Jr
Engle Rd
Edmund F. Mechavich
W. 2Nd St
Richard D. Pulliam
19Th St
Colorado
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Pontius Tops Fr. Devens Golf Championship
Sgt. Pontius Still wins the men's senior golf championship at Fr. Devens Massachusetts. A 14 year pro, Pontius also leads standings in the post's men's open tourney while attached to Headquarters Co. 1st Battle Group 4th Infantry.
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Vaughane Pontius
Julio Lawrence Country Club
Headquarters Co
1St Battle Group
4Th Infantry
Fr. Devens
Mass
Pontius
Kennedy and Truman Plan Campaign Strategy Meeting
Sen. John F. Kennedy will meet Saturday morning with Harry S. Truman in Independence to discuss the former president's role in the campaign. Kennedy, accompanied by Sen. Stuart Symington and Sen. Henry Jackson, will hold a private session followed by a news conference at the Truman Library. They will lunch with Truman before Kennedy heads to Des Moines for a farm conference.
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Independence
John F. Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Kansas City
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Henry Jackson
Washington
Truman Library
Des Moines
Hill Still A Member Of Endowment Group
The column wrongly said Irving Hill resigned from the Kansas University Endowment Association in 1950. He did not resign and remains treasurer and a trustee since 1921. The note should have stated he resigned in 1950 from the World War I Memorial Corporation, which runs the Kansas Union and Memorial Stadium.
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Journal-World
Irving Hill
Kansas University Endowment Association
Hill
World War I Memorial Corporation
Kansas Union and Memorial Stadium
Married Students OK in High School Topeka AP
Atty Gen John Anderson said Kansas school boards would face trouble denying married students admission to high school. He added courts likely would uphold expulsion or denial if a married student harms others and is not in the public interest.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Care
We thank friends neighbors and family for cards letters flowers and acts of kindness. Special thanks to the nurses and Dr Nelson for their care of our wife and mother. Signed by the Cox and Eisele families and Lucille Parker and family.
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Drs. Nelson
Charles Cox
W. A. Cox
L. E. Cox
C. A Cox
Byron Eisele
Lucille Parker
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Verlyn Gilges
L. R. Hoffman
Richard Traxler
Lecompton
Richard Ice
Mike Wempe
R. I. St
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U.S. Weather Bartau Dept. of Commerce
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Florida
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Creo
Atlantic
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Central Rockies
Mary Cook
Mary Wortham
James Palmer
Ann Williams
Alta Bryant
N. 2Nd
Joyce Fuller
Stouffer Place
Velma Bradley
Moundview
Irene Burchett
Ohio
Ethel Young
Harrison
Ark
Irene McNish
Judith Saunders
R.I
Janet Rider
Roger Raybern
Roger
Bratton
Verl
Karl
Colorado Springs
Irving Bratton
Tenn. St
Dad Irving
Irving
Othel
Cleveland
Stevenson
Morton
Soviet
Sgt
We Pontius
H. S
Lawrence Memorial Co
East
138Th
Dwight Sickles
Insurance
Gifse Insurance Company Group Insurance * Amnuities
Pension Mens Accident & Sickness Insurance
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
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