Lawrence daily round table travel notes and host details
The record notes a vacation trip with small children and refreshments served by hostesses at the meeting. The next gathering will be at Elmer Reetz's home with Mrs Charc Hallenbeck assisting. Mrs May Hughey and her son Dr Ville, formerly in Mountain Home Arkansas, have moved to Midland Texas and visit nearby friends before returning to Texas. Mrs Orville Hughey will teach in Midland.
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Lawrence
Al-World - SF Round-Table
Elmer Reetz
Charc
Hallenbeck
May Hughey
Dr Ville
Mountain Home
Ark
Midland
Texas
Wichita
Orville Hughey
Lawrence City Schools Workshop Opens at Liberty Memorial High
About 120 teachers attended the opening session at Liberty Memorial High School for the Lawrence City Schools workshop. Attendance is optional but credit may be earned. Orientation week continues with sessions led by university and college educators on child guidance pupil progress and new teaching methods in general science and physical education.
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Lawrence City
Liberty Memorial High
R.A. Schwegler
Emerte Tus
Nah of Silvestibn
University of Rat
Karl B. Edwards
Tion
Ohio
Turathy Kovhring
Shes College
Kenneth
Montgomery
Juice Plata
Wi Ansty
Turnes An’ Ty
Wallac Verbury
University of Kan- Ran
Linwood Linwood Rural High School Enrollments
Linwood Rural High School opens Monday with freshmen and transfer students enrolling. The first day aligns with the elementary and features new principals teachers and staff including Delmet Garris Shippy Dorothy Briggs and Violet Rhamy. Board members and bus drivers are listed as part of the transition with early routing adjustments planned. Thomas Osborne, 74, celebrated in Centralia, Illinois, after news of a Minneapolis trip.
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Linwool Rural High
Mondir
Linwood Dleminitary
Jon
Alcl
Delmet Garris
Shippy
Amf
Dorothy Briggss
Robert Ek
John C. Skindley
Gilly Winkleman
Norman McMillan
Walter Coulter
Seventh Pier
de Marsh
Violet Rhamy
Doris Rowding
Henry ‘Green
Robert Elder
Theojlove Handley
Gale Newton
William Henak
Catastrophes Claim 900 Lives in First Half of Year
Metropolitan Life Insurance and statisticians report about 900 lives lost in the nation in the first six months, a 28 percent rise from 1951. Tornadoes caused the most fatalities, while aviation deaths totaled 63 in Elizabeth New Jersey and 73 near Los Angeles.
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New York
Mississippi Valley
Elizabeth
Angeles
Climber Rescued From Cliff By Police Rope Aid
In New York City a eight year old boy Charles Flynn climbed Ft Tryon Park cliff. After descending 30 feet he could not return and cried for help. A policeman was lowered by rope to reach him and both were brought to the ground. The boy stated he was not scared. A separate note tells of Cub Scouts needing gum to plug a gas leak, saved by caramels from a lunch sack.
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New York
Charles Flynn
Ft. Tryon Park
Upper Manhattan
Charles
Maqloreta
Bruce Dean
Guinness
Knights and armor fade from old days to modern comforts
A reader’s reminiscence contrasts medieval life with today detailing armor making, knighthood rites, and penalties. It notes pages of harsh justice, social mores, and the unlikely path to knighthood, along with brutal punishments and feudal safeguards gone by.
Woman paints hotel interiors wins labor respect in Louisville
Celia Von Wert, a 49 year old mother of seven, supports herself by painting hotel halls and rooms in Louisville. She insists the work is not hard and could be done by other women with willingness. She wears a regular dress with an apron and cap, works alone, and can finish a room in a day.
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Louisville
Celia von Wert
von Wert
Earle
Pfe
John R. Sorrelts
Korea
Butler County
Milburne Youth Loses Eye In Melon Patch Shooting
Ottawa and Melvern area report a youth wounded when a farmer fired a shotgun into a melon patch southeast of Melvern. George Lang says his son lost an eye from a pellet. no charges filed. The farmer, 70, says he fired to frighten youths stealing melons. he aimed high. The injured youth was treated at Santa hospital in Topeka.
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Ottawa
Melvern
Clyde Burns
Osige
George Lang
Bill Lang
Bill Kruger
Kruger
Burns
Sante Hospital
Topeka
Unclear district shifts as Harrelston faces replacement
The text notes W. F. Harrel and Barker Ave, with intents to continue until a replacement arrives for Fleshardt and mentions western state duties. It reports Alton area and a Swidmea man. It claims Eemmond was reelected chairman of Lekette County Republican Central Committee for a second term.
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Barker
Fleshardt
Altamont
Emmond
Parsons Red Estate
Umdimimousis
Lekette County
Republican Central Committee
Villa Eden Visitors and Local Family Arrivals
Grace Crabb and Ed Crabb visited the George Hallenbeck home on Saturday. Frank Lesch and wife visited Charles Davidson on Friday. Freida Beets and Larene Beets returned home Saturday after a spell away. Mrs Sch and family, plus Gene Breese and Mary Breese, were seen visiting Garden City and Colorado relatives.
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Grace Crabb
Homewood
Ed Crabb
Williamsberg
George Hallenbeck Homie
Frank Lesch
Lawrence
Charles Davidson
Mapse
Des Maine
Freida Beets
Larene
Sch
Garden Cin
Colorado
Gene Breese
M Ary Breese
Many Visitors Pay Weekend Calls in Topeka and Worden
In Topeka and nearby towns a flurry of weekend visits and social links are noted. Wallace McKee travels to Kansas City Missouri on Wednesday. Fred Reetz hosts visitors from Lawrence Elmer Reetz’s family travels Sunday to Albert Schwarz home near Worden. Excelsior Springs guests Vernom Mosser Helen and Gary call on Melvin Davidson. New Richland Minnesota families Herman Molkenthin and children Darlene visit Gadfre Reelz and family. A Seele reunion draws Marie Seele and Charles Davidson. Topeka park outings involve William Terneden and kin. Anna Torneden’s daughter vacationing in the Ozarks. Sherman, Kansas residents Raymond Kurtz and Miss Ku visit Torneden home. Arthur Torneden’s family hosts Ed De Lay of Worden. Mary Millerer and Dennis visit Lone Star kin. Ottawa visitors Sidney Kinney call on Gene Breese. Lawrence Alfred Seele and Harold Seele visit Charles Davidson. Calvin Kuester and family with Joan Baldwin and Linda of Topeka join Alvin Reetz visit. Oklahoma visitors Jack Davidson’s family spend days with Charles Davidson’s relatives. Happy Hour Club meets at Marie Hallenbeck’s with May Hughey.
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Wallace McKee
Kansas City
Harold von Gun
Ton
Charissa
Lawrence
Fred Reetz
Elmer Reetz
Worden
Vernom Mosser
Helen
Gary
Excelsior Sprint
Melvin Davidson
Herman Molkenthin
Darlene
Marshall Larsen
Lynden
Kenton
New Richland
Minn
Gadfre: Reei
Godfrey Reelz
Marie Seele
Charles Davidson
Seele
Topeka
Sun
William Terneden
Larry
Roger
Gage Park
Raymond Kurtz
Mis Ku
Sherman, Sas, Wert
A Fard Torneden
Anna Torneden
Frank Henik
Ozarks
Ed de Lay
Ampeal Torneden
Henry Millerer
Dennis
Frank Malloy
Delia Whitman
Lone Star
Sidney Kinney
Ottawa
Gene Breese
G. E. Pellengill
Richard, Seele
Bali Kough
Ronnie
Russell Springs
Anna Terneden
Aries Hallenbeck
Alfred Seele
Harold Seele
Calvin Kuester
Joan Baldwin
Linda
Swere
Alvin Reetz
Jack Davidson
Oklahoma
Marie Hajlenbeck
Mary Milleret
May Hughey
Dollie Reetz
Marie Hallenbeck
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