Oaths To Attorneys Swearings Held For Kansas Bar
The Kansas Supreme Court swore in 85 new attorneys after successful bar exams in Topeka on February 17. One candidate, Wallace Frederick Baker of Protection, did not attend the ceremony. Names include Eldon Meirs Pratt Vernon Moss Great Bend Robert Fitzpatrick Bailey Lawrence James Suaten Jenson Oakley Jack Bowner McPherson Francis Donnelly Kansas City Jean Reeves Topeka Parke Syder Emporia Charles Ailphinike Lawrence Robert Faluan Kansas City Eusone Fallan Kansas City Shirley Routs Lawrence Floyd Foreyth Valley Faire James Harradi Merriam James Edward II Leavenworth Alva Hall Olton John Stephens Norman Samuel Necture Leonard Mulgan South Haven Ray Oreste Nace Cartabad N. Sex Bernard Northing McPherson Sterrell Lacy Hiaca Wichita John Jones Mayetta Raymond Gates Newton Edward Tampa Mildred Ab Salina Hugh Cole Arkansas Gayien Voshell Hucklin Kansas City Mo Soward Topeka Robert Meade Orbett Emporia Robert Heil Wichita Herbert Pochard Direcing Hays Alfred Girland Hal Lance Willam Clark Cavert Independence Robert Hielenthal Tecumseh Edward Seondker Hecor Raymond Overpeck Topeka Montie Carilale Albuquerque Robert Munroe Courtas Donald Johnson Santa Karl Masoner Saffordville Charles Hafl Junction City Robert Castor Wanaas Arnold Larsen Topeka Keith Curfman Az areas City Harry Trueheart Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Supreme Court
Kansas
Wallace Frederick Baker
Eldon Lee Meirs
Pratt
Vernon
Alan@ Moss
Great Berd
Robert Fitzpatrick
Bailey
Lawrence
James Suaten Jenson
Oakiey
Jack Oral Bowner
McPherson
Francis Joseph Donnelly
Kansas City
Jean Hroras Reeves
Franklin Parke Syder
Emporia
Charles Wayne Ailphin
Ike Lawrence
Robert Fo Faluan
Kanees City
Kan
Rin Eusone Fallan
Kaneas City
Shirley Janes Routs
Charters Floyd Foreyth
Valley Faire
James Harradiey
Merriam
James Edward II
Leavenworth
Kat Wasse
Alva Haran Hallolton
John Loren Stephens
Neu
John Norval Yerrean
Tinrdon DePuy Tracieson
Normnan Samuel Necture
Leonard Andrew Mulgan
Soutzeven
Ray Orestea Nace
Cartabad
N. Sex
Bernard Eric Northing
Sterrell Lacy
Gayien Voshell
Hucklin
Walt
Soward
Toneka
Robert Meade
Orbett
Robert Joseph Heil
Wichita
Herbert Pochard Direcing
Hays
Alfred ¢Iriand
Hal Lance
Willam Clark Cavert
Independence
Robert Edward Hielenthal
Teseh
Edward Henry Seondker
Hecor
Raymond Arthur Overpeck
Montle
Carilale
Albuquerque
Keith Michael Curfman
Azareas
Harry William Trueheart
Sterling
Baker college news and Rotary club events report
Dr E K Morrow travels to Los Angeles to contact Baker alumni and friends. Wesleyan Service Guild dinner hosted at Mrs Mat Barnes home. Birth announced for Jenda Conk at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Dr George Schreyer spoke to the Talds Rotary Club at the Cats Cafe. Rotarians Paul L Adams and Mere Prard O WW Warmire attend. A note on Mr Palve n and his 13 year Rotary record. Community Yo W C A to hold February meeting at Beaks Chanel with Mrs Bern Denney in charge. Paul Matthew to give a recital with connections to Boston and Philadelphia orchestras and Bennington College faculty. Baldwin Branch AAUW February meeting at Reeks Chapel with five foreign students speaking on their countries. Tea served in the church parlor.
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E. K. Morrow
Baker
Los Angeles
Tali
Wesleyan
Guod
Mra
Mat Barnes
Jenda
Katy Aanuehter
Stanley Conk
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Schreyer
Talds Rotary Club
Paul L. Sdams
Longmont
Cali
Mere Prard
Warmire
The
Jama Ety Sta Ycone
Linda Chester Wo Gatee
Heolaw
Herbert Bacley
Calif
Valley Falls
Rotary
Palleven
India
Culnshaw
Burma
Alberto Zavala
South America
Mise Rebecci Belarmina
Philipines
Baker debate teams return from Mid-south tournament
The Baker debate teams and coach Dr George Schreyer returned Monday night from Conway Arkansas after participating in the Mid south debate tournament at the State Teachers college. Next Sunday afternoon Bernard McNown piano instructor at Baker Witt will give a formal recital in Vertenary Hall open to the public. Frequent Nelson P Horn spoke Monday night at a Brotherhood of the First Methodist meeting in Clay Center Iowa on the topic Education For Living. Tuesday night he addressed a men s meeting at the College Hill Methodist church in Wichita.
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Baker
George Schreyer
Conway
Ark
State Teachers College
Bernard McNown
Baker, Witt
Nelson P. Horn
Brotherhood of the First Methodist
Clay
Center
Ledies
Horn
College Hitl Methediat Church
Wichita
OsKaloosa notes and social items mixed with health updates
OsKaloosa notices include Adair Edmonds of McLouth becoming a new deputy sheriff last week. Health update: Mrs Lucinda Bayless has entered DeLong Nursing Home in Atchison with her son Paul Uashat and his wife visiting. Local families attended a dinner for firm employees. Study club hosted by Mrs Milton Keach with a radio skit and prize awards for several residents.
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Adair- Edmonds
McLouth
Lucinda Bayless
DeLong
Atchison
Paul Uashat
Sire Victor Langdon
Famillies
Joe Weishaar
Bill Morgan
Lloyd Hkogere
Ralph Davin
Owen Lindsay
Vern Hundley
Leroy Weishaar
Milton Keach
Cecil Waggoner
Lynda Lewton
Tan Meore
Jean Lester
Jenin
Lavelle Anders
del Phinney
Eva Leech
Jeuore Davis
Mateel Stewart
Lena Hoberts
Mettei Bentley
Lodema Beach
Harriet Patrick
Edra Broan
Tier Mars Pennington
Lorene Wrisght
Valentine Ounchean
Ttorothy Ja Engie
Marie
March session of W C S at Celia Phinney home
The Kansas ice storm disrupted readings and bridges as the W C S met at the Methodist church on February 3. M. Waggoner led devotionals with Merc. Herbert Wright presiding over singing. Mrs. Charles Stewart showed erosion land photos. Mrs. Wright played piano. refreshments followed a Valentine tea. Hosts included Mesdames Wright, Waggoner, Stewart, we ton, Gramse, Anderson.
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Maud Lece
Julia Tom
Celia Phinney
Bath
Kansas
W C. S
M. Waggoner
Herbert Wright
Charles Stewart
Siam Declares National Emergency Against Communism
Bangkok reports Premier Phibun Songkram announces a state of national emergency to curb communist influence. He says the doctrine is sweeping neighboring countries as Siam vows to resist. An unrelated ad touts FASTEETH denture powder for secure fitting and odor control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Phibun Songgzram
Siam
Caverns of Kansas Professors Earn National Honors
Two geology professors receive national recognition. Dr. Raymond C. Moore, astronomy? and research director of the State Geological Survey, is named vice president in charge of the geology section of the AAAS. Prof. G. G. Lalichter becomes secretary of the Society of Economic Paleontologists in a related honor.
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Caverns of Kansas
Raymond C. Moore
Omy
State Geological Survey
American Association For the Advancement of Science
G. G. Lalicter
Society of Economic Paleontologists
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