Farmers attend annual Farm Bureau meeting at Legion hall
Nora Zachariah and Fran ces Corson with Jennie Davis Mra Muten Rhodes led a district meeting in KRan eas Cts. Two numbers were sung by high school girls under Miss Keth Thompson at the piano. The Lord's accompanied by Donna Brown. County Agent Russell Riots supervised a large turnout for the covered dish dinners. Prof. George Montgomery of State College Manhattan spoke on future prices. Virginia Anderson and her mother May Anderson noted crowded Topeka stores on their trip. Christmas programs are planned for country schools with trees and gift exchanges.
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Nora Zachariah
Frances Corson
Jennie Davis
Muten Rhodes
Kraneas Cts
Keth Thompson i
Thormosone
Donna Brown
Farm Bureau
American Legion Hall
Russell Riots
George Montgomery
Colege Manhattan
Virginia Anderson
Mra May Anderson
Topeka
Kansas Ponders Native Building Materials As Demand Rises
A Kansas University study titled Building Materials in Kansas analyzes local raw materials, processing, costs, and demand. It highlights gypsum, cement, brick, glass, and strawboard potential, notes lumber shortages, and warns of rising construction costs without new methods.
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Kansas
We Lareau
Business Tee Search
University of Kansas
Nate
Ero. Dusipeon
Jonna Ty Burton
Junker
Carlson to Great Bend Hospital Dedication Ceremony
Governor Frank Carlson will attend the dedication of the Great Bend annex of the Larned State hospital tonight. About 500 patients from overcrowded state institutions are expected to move to the Great Bend addition early next year from Larned Topeka and Osawatomie hospitals. The state acquired the Great Bend buildings and surplus property from the federal government at a cost of 35000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Frank Carlson
Great Bend
Larned State Hospital
Great Bend Army Field
Larned Hosital
Topeka State Hospital
Osawatomie Hospital
UNESCO OFFICERS NAMED IN KANSAS GROUP
Dr Robert Walker of Manhattan elected chairman of the Kansas Commission of UNESCO The new officer slate includes Dorothy Luber Topeka secretary Bert A Bedges Wichita treasurer Victor Haflich Garden City Mrs P A Petit Paola Thomas Ryan Wichita and F L Schlagle Kansas City as vice chairs The announcement comes as Friends University reports cancellation of a Quakers basketball game at Baker University due to Baldwin schools new gymnasium not being ready.
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Wichita
Kan
Robert A. Walker
Manhattan
Kansas Commission of the
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Dorothy Luber
Toveka
Bert A. Bedges
Victor W. Haflich
Garden City
P. A.petit
Paola
Fev
Thomas Ryan
F. L. Schlagle
Kansas City
Baker
Friends University
Quakers
Baker University
Baldwin
Meyer Calls Stop Gap Aid Another Blank Check
Representative Meyer of Kansas denounced the 570,000 stop gap European aid bill as another blank check. He supported aiding the hungry and stopping communism but urged relief through private charities to reduce waste and corruption.
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Meyer
Washington
Kan
Loarn
To tal 2 store employees receive two weeks extra pay
Full time workers at the To tal 2 store, with a year’s service, get two weeks’ extra salary. All other employees on a proportionate basis also receive payments. Lawrence store total was 9?50,000. Penny plans nationwide include 40000 workers in the United States. Regular employees of 14 years or more will get another two weeks’ pay under the Thrift and Profit Sharing plan as a Christmas bonus substitute.
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CL Perry
Lawrence
Sigg Tel
Oskey Oskaoola High School Dinner Aids Mussell Househ
A community benefit dinner and bazaar at Oskaloosa Presbyterian Church raised funds for Mussell Housh who suffered a broken leg at a football game. The event drew strong support from local residents and hosted tables decorated by Mrs Fern Haun and Mrs Didtue Stevens, with proceeds adding to the Ladies' Aid treasury.
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Tee High School
Dda Craweher
Bienen Ferrionineon
Add Pennington
Mary Simian
Mos. MecCreight
Tee Evers
Chert
Celia Phinney
Mro
Horace Edmende
Tawretee
Par Mroo
Boluw
Haimonds
Bere Eopeot
Bere Mail
Ralpa Davis
Omro
Davis
Bewen
Taere
Rog
Henry Amftare
Ozawkie
United Brethren Church
Uskalooosa Methodists
Menbhers
Valley Balls
Nortonville
Perry and
Winchester
Community events and club notices in Grayson area
November activities include the Grayson Community Cub Christmas session with Mr Matete Williams and pupils. Farm Bureau elects E Heuerts as president and W A Young as vice president. Number Ten Vicinamew hosts a November session with Ruth Bord, featuring a covered dish luncheon and charity work. Various locals, including Miss Esther Dill and Miss Leatie Lane, are noted for roles in welfare, Homemakers, and Topeka employment. Past Matrons' club holds annual Christmas party with Edith Morris hosting.
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W. A. Young
Oskaloosa
Thurman Edmonds
McLouth
Bafi A. Club
Number Ten Vicimew
Ruth Bord
Dolly Cithinon
Esther Dill
Miss Dill
Lasid Brown
Omaha
Electronic Radio- Television Institute
David
Bist
Louise Norman
Bessie Charkey
Leatie Lane
Topeka
Edith Morris
Lila Means
Ruth Fish
Morris
Fern Ham
Ehigabeth Slade
Mrende
Pals
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Kansan
Ranes
Topena
Hanes City
Psd
Goodland
Ist
Garden Cry
Hutchinson
Tso
Pratt
Salina
Pitsburg
Coffeyville
Wisp Smith Center
Scott City
Eink
Tontess Lyvets
Costa
Carlson
Unesco
Robert Walker
State Group
Sporting Goods
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop
Bill’s Grill
Court House
Lindhley's
Kansas Cleaners
Fei
RCA Victor
Gordon
Sid Luckmant
Patssuan Savezran
Than Bene Tas
Stan Musial
Revere
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