Midland Grange Anniversary Celebrated With Community Program
Midland Grange marked its twenty fifth year with a Saturday gathering featuring Lawrence entertainers led by Jerry Correa. Maxine Lindley and others performed while W C Bussing read the charter and C C Cogswell spoke on Social Security, urging personal responsibility and caution about government provision. James Brass, county commissioner, echoed the call for initiative amid social welfare debate.
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Midland Grange
Lawrence
Maxine Lindley
Jerry Correa
Jimmy Marko
Betty Gable
Betty Winey
Kenneth Postlethwaite
W. C. Bussing
The
Grange
Toms
W. C. Simons
Cogswell
James Brass
Enjoy a Song Fest by Rotary Club at lunch event
Rotarians enjoyed a musical session led by Otto Bliesaner from the school of fine arts who encouraged the idea that Rotariana can sing. The program included a demonstration of improved singing and interest. Next Monday athletics will be featured with the K U football squad as luncheon guests. Guests included Billy Miller a Topeka Rotarian and avid KU athletics supporter and Lyle Powell Jr son of his father.
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Rotarians
Otto Bliesaner
School of Fine Arts
Rotariana
K. U
Drs. Anderson
Billy’ Miller
Topeka
Althout Times
Lyle Powell, Jr
Journal-World
Resulte
Adv
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classified Section
Test Your Knowledge asks seven questions on subjects ranging from Mount Grey to chronology and coinage. It directs readers to the classified page for answers and mentions figures like Karl Gjellerup and Sir Guy Standing, with ads for auto and fire insurance by F. S. Butcher and others.
Kansas professor named athletics committee chair
Prof W W Davis of the University of Kansas was chosen as chairman of the committee on athletic management by the KU athletic board, approved yesterday. The move elevates faculty representation in athletic oversight.
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University of Kansas
W. W. Davis
K. U. Athetic Board
Ralph T Oneil
Ralph T. O'Neil
The
American Legion
Board of Regents
K. U
Final exams haunt returning KU students on campus
KU students return from Christmas break with 4600 on the Hill facing a busy end of term. Faculty report no assigned lessons, quizzes spark pre final anxiety, and students swap vacation tales. Notable items include a Kansas Baker basketball game, a faculty recital rescheduled, and quirky campus notes from Santa telegrams to a rat birth in psychology lab.
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University of Kansas
Mt. Oread
Watkins Hospital
K. U
Kansas-Baker
University Auditorium
Meribah Moore
Howard C. Taylor
New KU Athletic Plan Moves To Reforge Sports Structure
The Kansas University regents approve a new athletic plan, creating a separate department of Physical Education led by Dr Forsrast C. Allen, with coaches in charge of each sport and a reorganized athletic board. The action follows a lengthy Topeka meeting amid a budget deficit of about 25000 and stadium debts.
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Division of Physical Education
Forrast C. Allen
Department of Physical Educa Tio
K. U
Board of Regents
Topeka
Four KU students injured in Blairsville PA crash
Four University of Kansas students Zoltan Tober Raymond Bunnell Kee White and Anthony Zolle were returning to Lawrence when their car Lovet went off a hill skidded on gravel overturned and was demolished. Tober received head lacerations and Bunnell bruises before they rode a bus home last night. A Nip and Tuck Club organized by Carl Drake will feature adventures of two child characters in the Journal World weekly. Seven floating canneries for sardines operate off the California coast.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Blairsville
Zoltan Tober
Bridgeport
Conn
Raymond Bunnell
Fairfield
Kee White
Windsor
Aithony
Lovet
Wherry Family Attends Sugar Bowl. Japanese Wall Hangings Donated
Lawrence residents Mr. and Mrs. Neal M. Wherry and daughter Phyliia watched the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on New Year’s day while traveling from Auburndale Florida to visit relatives. Dr. B F Nanninga received two hand made Japanese wall hangings from aunt Miss Laura Mauk, a longtime Evangelical missionary in Japan. The art, 2½ by 3½ feet, now decorates Dr Nanninga’s reception room at 919 Massachusetts Street. Miss Mauk, who often visits Lawrence with Mrs. A C Nanninga, has sent various pieces of Japanese art to his family over the years. Also, Miss Gladys Hardtaker started duties as secretary in the county attorney’s office, succeeding Mrs. Josephine Miller under County Attorney Charles Springer who took office in January.
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Neal M. Wherry
Phyliia
Louisiana State
Anta Clara
New Orleans
Wherrys
Lawrence
Auburndale
Fla
Mr. Wherry
B. F. Nanninga
Laura Mauk
Japan
Nanninga
Massachusetts Street
Miss Mauk
Gladys Hardtaker
Josephine Miller
R. B. Stevens
Miss Hardtaker
Charles Springer
Wolf Hunt Draws County Hunters In Annual Roundup
The Excelsior C P A announces a Friday wolf hunt in the county’s southwest. Lines form at set boundaries near highway 50 59 and Centropolis with Ernest Pohl farm as the roundup site. Lunch will be provided by Pleasant Hour club and wolves sold to cover expenses.
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Excelsior C. P. A
Ae Eictee
Ernest Pohl
Pleasant Hour Club
Globe Road
George Shuler
Deaths and Funerals in Worden and Area
Stanton Smith 23 died in a New Year’s automobile crash near Jerseyville son of Don Smith formerly of Kanawaka. Henry Pohl 77 died after years of illness at Worden home. services January 5 at Worden Evangelical church. F W Ramsey 68 of Arkansas City dies at Memorial hospital. funeral at Old Royd chapel with burial at Mt Hope Cemetery. R Smith, KU education professor, remains critically ill at home. City council to meet for first 1987 session tonight at 7 30.
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Stanton Smith
M. C. Elliott
Jerseyville, I
Don Smith
Kana Waka
Mr. Smith
Henry Pohl
Worden
John Strum
Germany
F. W. Ramsey
Arkansas City
Clifton Ramsey
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Oldroyd
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Mr. Ramsey
Mr. Ramee
W. Ramsey
J. A. Ramsey
Funk Mortuary
R. Smith
W. R. Smith
University of Kansas
Zerbst Transfer: Federal Warden Relocated to Atlanta
Leavenworth Kansas January 4 Warden Fred G Zerbst of the federal prison here has announced a transfer to Atlanta Georgia as warden effective about February 1 Robert H Huseth warden of the annex will succeed him Zerbst who has served as a prison officer for over 41 years previously headed the Atlanta prison from 1915 to 1921 Morrison deputy warden here becomes deputy warden of the annex Rexroad deputy warden of the annex will be moved to Louisburg Kansas Adv.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fred G. Zerbst
Federal
Atlanta
Robert H. Huspeth
Annex
Zerber
Fre Morrison
Young Democrats to Meet in Topeka Sunday Night
Wichita Kansas report notes Young Democrats of Kansas will discuss party plans for the coming year at a pre inauguration banquet Sunday night in Topeka. Jayhawk Avenue hosts the event with state Democratic leaders honored by I N Hewitt secretary. Governor elect Walter Haxman and Democratic committee members are expected to attend. Reports of youth activities from the past year will also be presented.
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Wichita
Kan
Young Democrats of
Kansas
Topeka Jayhawkavy
I. N. Hewitt
Hewitt
Walter Haxman
Democratic Committee
Truck Drivers Injured In Walnut River Bridge Crash
Pi George Winter Salins and Louis M Caton Winfield were injured yesterday when their trucks collided on a Walnut river bridge. Winter drove a gasoline transport truck that burned after the crash. He was injured.
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Winfield
George Winter
Salins
Louis M. Caton
Walnut River
Winter
Caton Escapes After Dairy Truck Falls Into River
Caton, driving a dairy truck, suffered head injuries when his vehicle plunged into the river. He crawled onto the wreck and was rescued. Classified ads offer bargains up to 24 words for eighty cents, six editions. Reach many buyers and sellers for little cost via T-Adv.
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Caton
Dinsmore Alter in Visit to Lawrence from New York
Dinsmore Alter director of the Griffith observatory in Los Angeles spent today and tomorrow in Lawrence returning from meetings in New York and other eastern cities during the holidays. He attended AAUP in Richmond and AAAS in Atlantic City and is a member of the national council. Mrs Alter spent the holidays with her brother Berkeley.
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Dinsmore Alter
Griffith Observatory
Los Angeles
University of Kansas
Lawrence
New York
Richmond
American Association of University Professors
National Council
Atlantic City
N. J
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Alter Ia
Berkeley
Eere Ar
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Baten
Otto Miessner
Mount Grey
Karl Gjellerup
Spain
France
Smithsonian Institution
Peninge Moize
Green Mountain State
Sir Guy Standing
F. S. Butcher
Alexander, Demist
Prof
Union Building
Mrs. Simpson
Santa Claus
Clyde Reed, Jr
Parsons
Reed
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Kansas City Journal-Post
Santa
Dean W. L. Burdick
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappas
School of Business
C. M. Harger
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Drew McLaughlin
Paola
E. H. Lindley
Texents
Karl Klooz
Lindley
Irving Hill
James Nasemith
Athletic Breara
Onda
Pennsylvania
California
Schulz
Vermont
Hunt Wolves
Zerbst
Burnain
Etter Vision Institute
Nannings
D. D
Sears Ee
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
TOTAL
Geo. W. Kuhne
Ame
Orley M. Smith Coal Co
Krum Koal Kompany
Harry Turner Coal Co
University Coal Co
John’s Coal Co
Logan-Moore Lbr. & Coal Co
Jayhawk
Estes Lay, Payne CO
Financial Statement
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Doulay
State of Kansas
Bituinews
Wome N Bank
George C. Foster
L. E. Eby
I. C. Stevenson
Peoples State Bank
U. S
Cash and Light Exchange
T. J. Sweeney JR
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Robert A. Steele Hugh Means
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