Wife of Douglas Files for Divorce
Joan Martin Douglas filed for divorce from Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas in Yakima Washington citing cruel treatment and personal indignities. They wed August 6, 1963 after meeting in 1961 at Allegheny College and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan M. Douglas
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Yakima
Wash
Douglas
Joan Martin Douglas
Superior
Allegheny College
Joan
Buffalo
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Dan Reaugh
Seattle
Actor William O. Douglas Jr
Frank C. Wells
Christmas meeting outlines 4-H club plans and activities
The Stull Busy Beavers and Clinton Busy Bees 4-H groups held December meetings with roll call, carols, and demonstrations. Plans featured a roller skating party and Bromersick party tickets, plus talks on forestry cooking photography health and safety art and music appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull Busy Beavers
Bromersick
Karen Waalfkuhle
Mark Combs
Joanne Worthington
Janice Combs
Robin Edmonds
Lee Ann Rake
Karen Wulfkuhle
Marvin Kellum
Allen Houk
Becky Steele
Clinton Busy Bees
Joyce Baldwin
Galen Lynch
Jim Baldwin
Nancy Webb
Clinton
Christmas party hosts lead Happy Days unit meeting
The Happy Days Home Demonstration Unit held an all family Christmas party Monday at No 1 Building 4 H Fairgrounds with 34 attendees. Dr and Mrs B W Joseph of England spoke and a film on foreign foods was shown. Mystery pals were revealed and gifts given for a needy family. Next meeting set for Jan 10 at Albert Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Days Home
No. 1
B. W. Joseph
England
Albert Smith
Silver Bequest In Will Reads 30 Dimes To Husband
In Tucson a woman's will filed in Superior Court bequeaths to her husband 30 pieces of silver in the form of 30 United States dimes. The husband predeceased the wife, so he will not collect the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Superior Court
United States
Local Servicemen Highlight Navy and Air Force Assignments
Pvt. David Lee Greer of Linwood is assigned for overseas duty in Viet Nam with the 27th Artillery after basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood. Sgt. Roy H. Van Liew of Lawrence is promoted to technical sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, a computer maintenance technician with Air Defense Command. Seaman Apprentice Eugene L. Roper Jr. of Lawrence recalls Dec 2, 1965, when nuclear powered warships first fought. he serves on USS Enterprise with USS Bainbridge providing defense as these ships completed a 16,000 mile voyage from Norfolk to the Western Pacific with the Seventh Fleet.
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Pvt
David Lee Greer
Floyd Noel
Linwood
Viet Nam
27Th Artillery
Linwood High School
Greer
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Sill
Okla
Roy H. van Liew
Marshall B. van Liew
Lawrence
U. S. Air Force
Sgt
van Liew
Air Defense Command
Lawrence High School
Arhondia Balta
Eugene L. Roper Jr
USN
Eugene L. Roper Sr
Enterprise
Bainbridge
Norfolk
Western Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Coating Chick Livers Before Frying
A home cook recommends coating chicken livers in seasoned flour before frying. For one pound of livers use Y% cup flour percent salt and 1% teaspoon pepper with salt to taste.
Mary Walker Named To Offices at College
York Neb College selects Mary K Walker a Baldwin High School graduate and Lawrence granddaughter as secretary treasurer. She sings in the York College A Cappella Chorus and serves as Rat Pep Club vice president. She joined six peers and dean T Gayle Napier at a Pepperdine conference in Los Angeles visiting Grand Canyon Disneyland Knott s Berry Farm and Magic Valley Christian College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Walker
Baldwin High School
Marquarett Nutting
Lawrence
York, Neb
College
Seudene Council Amt
York College
T. Gayle Napier
Christian College
Pepperdine College
Los Angles
Calif
Grand’ Canyon
Disneyland
Knott’s Berry Farm
Magic Valley Christian College
Pupils to Present Christmas Programs at New York School
Pupils of New York School will present Christmas programs Friday in their rooms with a morning schedule from 9:30 to 11 and an afternoon lineup from 1 to 3:30 led by teachers across grades. The school PTA will sponsor a candy and bake sale starting at 9 a.m., inviting parents and friends to attend.
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New York School
Ethel Fleming
Judith Bogart
Muriel Dougan
Carole Clark
Helen Bolick
Elizabeth Luthi
Jo Scheffel
Mildred Wyckhoff
Carol Roach
Suzanne Goette
Marilyn Bruner
Ernestine Adams
PTA
Tokens of appreciation for postmen amid gift rules evolve
AP report notes it is permitted to give postmen small tokens but carriers may not solicit gifts. Federal rules restrict gifts from businesses, allowing only items with firm names. Congressional staff say they seldom receive gifts and usually eat candy sent to offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Civil Service
Congress
Congressional
Rededication Service For Girl Scout Troop 605
Girl Scout Troop 605 held a candlelight rededication service at Mrs. Allen Carter’s home on Davis Road. Ten Girl Scout laws were recited as candles were lit, year pins were presented to eight named members, Pamela Gannaway was invested, and World Association pins were explained. Junior Scouts named include Rita Basel Ellen Bouse Kathy Schaulis Diana Carter Susan Partin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Carter
Davis Rd
Rita Basel
Ellen Bouse
Kathy Schaulis
Diana Carter
Debbie Earls
Becky Moore
Becky Jeffries
Susan Partin
Pamela Gannaway
Susan McClelland
Cheryl Earls
Melissa Davis
Christine Carter
Tina Elliott
Roxanne Medien
Cecelia Runnels
Holiday mince pie garnished with stars and candles
Before baking, cut a star in the top crust. Serve the pie with tiny red candles stuck in the crust and holly leaves arranged around them as the pie arrives at table glowing like a birthday cake.
Youngsters Enjoy Orange Sherbert With Orange Juice
A playful note describes kids liking orange sherbert added to orange juice. It suggests serving with straws and an iced tea spoon for a simple, kid friendly beverage idea.
Minerals in meat add protein and essential nutrients
The American Meat Institute reports minerals in meat provide iron, phosphorus, potassium, sodium and magnesium. These nutrients support blood, bone, skin and tissue, and must be assimilated from food to maintain body fluid balance.
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American Meat Institute
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