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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1961
Page
10
Derby Grain lists wheat 1.86 corn 1.00 mile 1.55 oats .75 barley .90 soybeans 2.18. Kansas City eggs pork poultry butter cattle hogs sheep markets and Wall Street summary with AT&T gains and mixed sector moves.
Markets at a glance show higher stocks with selective gains and irregular bond movement. City reports list wheat and corn mixed in Chicago futures, hogs and cattle steady to higher, with Kansas City grain prices and futures closing mixed to lower.
Memorial Hospital dismissals include Mrs. Alouise Brain at 2315 Orchard Lane Don Kilburn Route 4 Cecil Ford 1005 Miss Mrs. Pauline Walters Sabetha Mrs. Frances Moore 522 Forrest Mrs. Stella White 318 Lyons Mrs. Mary Friesen 1022 Ohio Mrs. Nora Dowding Eudora Mrs. Lena North Route 3 Mrs. Maude Siroky 645 Mich Mrs. Herma Bell 1023 Ky Jon J. Verburg 1631 Oxford Michael Tsoodle Haskell Institute Mrs. Helen Altenbernd Route 2 Mrs. Elnora Lowery 839 N J Mrs. Loretta Unfred 793 N 3rd Mrs. Ruth Marie Knight Baldwin. Dismissals Mrs. Joyce Johnson and baby girl 929 Pa Mrs. Mary Jo Feist
A list of names and addresses appears for births and survivors. The section notes births at local homes and churches including Ottawa area families. Funeral details provided for Mr. Ferguson with family survivors named and burial in Mt Calvary Ottawa.
Mrs Mary Leora Bamber 61 of 1817 Ill St died Saturday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services will be 2 30 p m Tuesday at the Baptist Church in Springfield Colo Friends may call at Rumsey Funeral Home until 4 p m today Born Aug 24 1900 in Stillwater Oklahoma Survivors include husband William Bamber two daughters Mrs George D Hains Jr Washington DC and Doris Bamber four brothers Vernie Hill Fruita Cole Chris Hill Leslie Hill and Charles Hill all of Pueblo Colo two sisters Mrs J M Bamber and Mrs C W Bamber Hill City Kansas
Albert Bloch 79 of 1015 Ala St dies Saturday afternoon at home. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev John F McLaughlin officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rumsey Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
More than 500 private liberal arts colleges have received gifts totaling 76 600 from Household Finance Foundation. In this area Baker University Bethel College College of Emporia Ottawa University and St Benedicts College are named as recipients. Since 1956 the program has distributed over 360 000.
George Elmer Ferguson, 76, of Eudora, died Sunday afternoon at his home. Services for Ferguson were held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the City building in Rosary. Dr. Dale Clinton officiated at the Lamb Funeral Home.
U S Rep Robert F Ellsworth of Lawrence urged greater federal support for higher education at Kansas University praising the Academic Facilities bill which would cover up to one third of building costs KU praised its Costa Rica University exchange as a model for people to people diplomacy and foreign relations benefits. He warned state and local funding risks and noted many wartime classroom buildings remain in use at KU despite aging and overstretched facilities.
The speaker said he preferred lengthy letters where constituents share reasoning. It is unclear if the brief messages come from personal views or an organized campaign, making it hard to distinguish motivations behind them.
A home kitchen reminder urges covering yeast mixtures while rising to ensure proper fermentation. The note highlights safety and consistent rising as key for yeast activation and dough preparation.
A small jar of mixed fruit peels is used in combination with nutments to flavor four quick bread recipes. The instructions suggest utilizing peels for zest and adding a nutty mix to enrich texture and taste.
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