Mothers coffee at India school auditorium
The teachers of India school will host a mothers coffee at 9 30 Saturday morning in the school auditorium. Topics include book lists and plans for the school year. Hostesses are Mrs Lila Haas Mrs Clara Rausch and Mrs Cecile Roney.
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Teachers of India School
All India
Lila Haas
Clara Rausch
Cecile Roney
Local Society Notes and Visiting Relative List
Dr and Mrs Robert Edwards and children Paul and Cynthia from West Los Angeles Calif visiting at the home of Mrs Edwards parents Mr and Mrs Har cold Steeper. Dr Edwards returns Monday but Mrs Edwards and the children stay longer. Scott Steeper Dodge City also visiting. Out of town relatives attend funeral Tuesday of Lt Ea John DeWitt Phillips. Miss Sharon Phillips Albuquerque Moe and Mrs J Warner Carlyle Belflower John Richardson Chicago Jr and Oliver G Phillips Sr and O G Phillips Jr Kansas City Mo also visiting. John Weatherwax returned from two week trip to New Orleans. Miss Jean Russell returned from Colorado where she stayed with her grandfather and Mrs Be W Russell at Lyons and Mrs D J Jones in Denton. Chapman and Frank of University Extension spoke at County Teachers In sing. They talked on education program as Prof Stockton spoke later. Instructors at tentiary Leav-
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Paul
Cynthia
Los Angeles
Calif
Sharon Phillips
Col. Phillips
Mac Massey
Albuquerque
N. M
Moe
J. Warner Carlyle
Belflower
John Richardson
Chicago
Oliver G. Phillips
O. G. ‘Phillips Jr
Kansas City
John Weatherwax
New Orleans
Jean Russell
Colorado
Be. W." Russell
Lyons
D. J. Jones
Tin Chapman and
Frank
University Extension
County Teachers
Sing
Stockton
Leav
Local News and Social Updates From Lawrence
vrch and guests at the William A. Koehler home. Mrs. Rogers remains for a longer visit. Johnny Cobb leaves for Wichita for Bible School. Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy moves to 1731 Ky. St. Prof. Zepp moves to Ohio. Miss Katheryn Jackson visits Mrs. Lucile Roos. Norman Snart returns from La Rochelle to enroll at Kansas University. Norris family reunion and Lake Charlevoix trip. Mrs. Mary Stephenson travels to Denver. Coach Chuck Math er to speak in Kansas City Kiwanis luncheon. Paul Penny relocates to Lawrence Kennedy farm to install rock crusher. Ednah Hopkins visits Nelson Hill writes will return Monday evening.
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William A. Koehler
Rogers
Johnny Cobb
Lyle Cobb
Prairie Ave
Wichita
Lawrence Kennedy
Ints
Ky. St
Raymond Zepp
Ohio
Katheryn Jackson
Tipeka
Lucile Roos
Norman Snart
Fred G. Snart
la Rochelle
France
Camp Dix
N. J
Kansas University
C. V. Norris
Norris
Rochester
Ind
Lake Charlevoix
Mich
Lawrence
Mary Stephenson
Denver
Colo
Charles V
Chuck! Mather
Kansas City
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Continental
Paul Penny
M. N. Penny
Penny
Lecompton
Ednah Hopkins
Nelson, Hill
Future Events of 4-H Council Announced
The Douglas County 4-H Council met at the fairgrounds and announced fair entries booths crops and livestock judging to be at the county office by Sept 2. Delegates to the American Royal will be the council president and secretary. Secretary books must arrive by Sept 1.
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Douglas County
4-H
Big Springs
Topeka
Evacuees recall camps hit by Pocono floods
Allentown reports arriving evacuees from Camps Miller Hagen and Ministerium in the Pocono flood zone. Leonard Rice an 18 year old Bethlehem counselor said Camp Miller lost most bungalows as waters rose, though officials previously claimed no camp was hit. Camp Hagen feared by floodwaters then evacuated to Ministerium with 300 children.
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Pocono Mountains
Delaware River
Leonard Rice
Bethlehem
Camp Miller
Rices
Miller
Hagen
Ministerium
Jap villagers block survey for U S Air Base site
In Tachibawa Japan angry farmers and labor unions formed a human wall to stop a government land survey for a U S Air Force base expansion. Some shoving occurred but no injuries. Later conservative Sunakawa villagers and leftist outsiders released the 20 surveyors and sent them home.
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Tachibawa
Japan
U. S&s. Air Force Base
Sun¢akawa
Planning Group Okays Truman Property Move
Independence report states Harry S Truman and family won planning approval to convert part of their 15-acre farm on U S 71 in Grandview Missouri into a shopping center. The Don M Castro firm of Columbus Ohio is set to purchase and develop the site at an estimated cost over 20 million dollars.
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Independence
Harry
Truman
Omo
Jackson County Planning Commission
U. S. 71
Chrandview
J. Vivian
Mary Jane Truman
Planning Commission
Don M. Castro
Columbus
Ohio
Houston mother keeps calm after fall
A Houston mother faced her son’s fall from a second story window with remarkable composure. A neighbor rushed in concerned, but she calmly asked about him and reassured that neither he nor the azalea plant was hurt.
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Houston
Texup
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