Disabled Crane Provides Clues On Whooping Cranes Decline
A wounded whooping crane aided experts as it rested near Aransas Texas during migration. The bird captured after wounding in Saskatchewan died en route. Another wounded crane in Kenya died this year. Two crippled cranes in New Orleans were gunfire victims. Texas wintering count dropped to 25, down from prior year. Audubon Society spokesman blames hunters, noting cranes once roamed the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Wildlife Service
Aransas
Tex
Saskatchewan
Kian
New Orleans
Texas
National Audubon Society
Great Plains
Lawrence social calendar spans clubs and weddings
Readable items show a Lawrence area social calendar with engagements, weddings, club meetings, installations, and dinners. Notable notes include the wedding of Miss Betty Lloyd and Glenn Kappelman at the bride’s home, multiple P.E.O. and women’s club events, and various demonstrations and luncheons across local organizations through early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lioyd
George C. Lioyd
Spring Hill
Glenn L. Kappelman
O. L. Kappelman
Lawrence
Robert Alexander
Jean Thompson
Leavenworth
Mc. Kappelman
Earl Kappelman
Edwin Lloyd
Karl Kappelman
Frances Pease
Peggy Harris
O. L_ Kappelman
Gene Doane
Robert Nelsor
Betty Lloyd
George
C. Lloyd
KU Alumni Attend Emporia Funeral for MacFarlane
University of Kansas attendees joined others from the state at Emporia to pay respects to David L. MacFarlane, late president of Emporia State Teachers College. Attendees included Deans George B. Smith Kenneth Anderson, Guy Keeler, and Raymond Nichols, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Emporia
David L. MacFarlane
Emporia State Teachers College
George B. Smith
Kenneth Anderson
Guy Keeler
Raymond Nichols
John S. McNown
City
W. C. McNown
Dolph Simons
John Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Guna Beach
Calif
Earl Marshall
Dallas
Tex
T. H. Marsh
Jimmy
Joan Blanche
Mr. Marsh
R. C. Welborn
Marsh
Maurice
Clarkson
Tulsa
R. H. Clarkson
Sam Redmond
Denver
Farewell Violin Recital for Prof Gelich at KU
Prof Gelich of the K L Fine Arts School faculty presents a farewell violin recital at 8 p m Wednesday in Strong Auditorium. He retires in July after a long career, having chaired KU's violin department from 1922 to 1949 and performed widely including broadcasting a Vieuxtemps concerto. He has appeared in most states, traveled over 241000 miles to 1300 concerts, and taught at numerous colleges. Mrs Winifred Gallup will accompany on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Gelich
K.L. Fine Arts School
Gelich
Vieuxtemps
University of Ky
Wisconsin
K.U
Union
Winifred Gallup
Lee Isaacson Family to Move to Lafayette Ind
Len Isaacson, assistant professor of education and counsellor at the University of Kansas Guidance Bureau, resigns to join Purdue University Lafayette as assistant professor of education and supervisor of the graduate training program in guidance. He has served at KU for 30 years and will relocate with his wife and two university students, leaving Lawrence around February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Isaacson
K. U. Guidance Bureau
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Isaacson
K. U
Carney
Tenn. St
Lawrence
Johnson in Recital at Strong Auditorium KU
Eugene Johnson, a Kansas City flutist, presents a senior recital at 8 p.m. in Strong Auditorium, KU. He is assisted by Jacqueline Beahm, Ruth He. Winfield, Donall Stewart, and Vanda Murray. The program features works by Handel, Ibert, Mozart, Caplet, and Ibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Johnson
Kansas City
Strong
K.U
Jacqueline Beahm
Lawsence
Ruth He. Winfield
Donall Stewart
Msas City
Vanda Murray
Winfield
Handel
Ibert
Mozart
Caplet
Ariahy
Goodland merchant Shores dies at 36
Shores, co founder of Shores Auto Supply here, died at a Goodland hospital. He opened several Rocky Mountain Rubber Supply consignment stores in Eastern Colorado and nearby states in the mid 1920s. In 1933 he and a brother renamed them Shores Bros. Auto Supply with wholesale outlets in Gondland, McCook, and Phillipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland
Lions to Meet Tonight at Country Club Dinner
The Lions club resumes weekly dinner meetings at the Country club tonight starting 6 45 p m. John Harte heads the program provided by Union Pacific Railway Kansas City office. Health Committee to Meet at 3 p m Tuesday in Lawrence Douglas County Health Department office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Lions Club
John Harte
Kansas City
Union Pacific Railway
Douglas County Health Council
Lawrence-Douglas
Model Gambling Act proposed by ABA commission
Fatzer described the Model Gambling Act drafted by the American Bar Association Commission on Organized Crime and recommended to the Council of State Governments. He noted enforcement provisions banning gambling devices, wagering information, and gambling records, with professional violations punishable by up to $5,000 fine and five years' imprisonment, while non professional violations carry up to $200 fine or six months' jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Commission On Organized Crime
Council of State
Fatzer
Arn. Arn
Attorney General
Council of State Governments
Falzer
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
A long OCR fragment lists names and addresses connected to births and residents. It notes multiple babies born to mothers at Memorial Hospital area locations including Sunflower Vinland Lecompton and Weslley Jackson Jr routes. It also records several family notices of births and anniversaries and mentions residents on Mass Street Elm Street and 3rd Street with various baby genders.
Brodie Twins Recovered After Head Union Surgery
The condition of 11 month old Brodie twins joined at the head was unchanged Monday after surgery last month. The report notes the operation occurred in Chicago and the boys remain under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brodie
Lt. Tusher Sends News From London in Armed Forces Page
In London England Lt New Year s Lt. New Year s Tusher telegraphs his parents Me and Mrs Herman Tusher that he has received much mail at home after his name appeared in the Journal World serviceman list printed on Thanksgiving Day. The Plantation organization in Answer to Their advertisement mentions Pilgrim belongings and traces a hat likely linked to Constance Hopkins Mayflower passenger whose lineage leads to the present Coles of Eastham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert A. Nash
Columbus
Ohio
Mia
Steve Mills
Mills
Ohio State University
Columbus State School
George J. Williams
U. S. Marine Base
Quantico
Chris Williams
White Cloud
C. A. Leidy
San Clemente
Calif
Lawrence
Charles Kendall
Mary
Ellen Simmons
C. F. Reber
Kansas City
Ina H. Reber
Edward E. Brass
Eric
Albuquerque
N. M
Fidward B. Brass
Ferris T. Wolf
R. W. McClre
Laura
Cynthia
Rochester
Minn
R. W. McClure
William Frowe
Beaumont
Tex
H. R. Callahan
Washington, D. C
Henry Shenk
Jack Tusher
Herman Tusher
TMS R
London
England
S. Air Force
Tusher
Journal ‘Orld’ Serviceman
Constance Hopkins
John Cole
Eastham
Mags
Coles
Hat linked to Mayflower voyage finds home in Pilgrim Hall
A hat said to have been worn by a Mayflower passenger who arrived in 1620 was found after 40 years on a woodshed peg. Owned by John W. Gale of Littleton, New Hampshire, the high crown and broad brim now rest at Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, Massachusetts, after a photograph of the owner wearing it sparked the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
John W. Gale
Littleton
N. H
Pilgrim Hall
Pymouth
Mass
Plymouth
Washing Bag Aids Delicate Washday Loads
A new multin net bag is ideal on washday for holding undergarments hosiery hankies and other items needing special washing care. Placed in the washing machine the net bag allows safe quick cleaning of these delicate pieces.
Don’t Thy That Don’t Impose Practice Note
A caution urges avoiding sending children next door when they are in distress unless beforehand arrangements are made with the neighbor. The guidance stresses planning to prevent inconvenience or conflict between households.
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Monga
Lawrence Womans
E. B. Alle
Pepe
Miss Anes Jompron
Wea
Ray Wrights
Alligan
Winte Ensive
Paul Winter
Ps Fores
Misa
Naomi Light
Wichita
Francis Kappelman
Lester Kappelman
Kansas City, Mo
Neil Harris
Frances Pence
Damon Lloyd
Mer Bilove
Mor
Kappelman
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Republic of Guate
Ohio St
Grant B.wagner
Hutchinson
Ann
Robert Nash
Dr. Nash
Miss Wagner
School of Education
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Pi Lambda Theta
Nash
K. U. Medical Center
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
O Nu Sigma Nu
Ray Wright
Fred J. Moreau
Waldemar Gelteh
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Eudora
P.E.O
Ernest Kiooz
Eurora Koch
Kansas
Max Stalcup
J. J. Biery
Lake Quiira
Kaw Valley
George Dunkley
Clifford Cox
Mothers Discussion Club
University Women’s Club
Louis Kastens
Olathe
Jean Kastens
Donald Mabrey
J. T. Mabrey
Liberal
Mabrevy
Ladies Literary League
G. FE. E. Lindquist
Lee Isaacson
Denmark
Land
Strode
Mrs. Prank Johns
Marguerita Oman
Elroy
Parnell
Mexico
Mrs. Parnell
Ghio St
Round Table
L. E. Rice
Barker Ave
Jas
Ralph Ward
Kermit Klamm
Edgerton
Bernie) Rockhold
George Rockhold
Vinland
Rockhold
Austin
Kiwanis Club Board
Castle Tea Room
Sigel Home
Belvoir
Ruth Carlson
Edd Steele
Elwin Herschell
Noble Grands Club
Bertha, White
Louida DeWolf
Elsie Wager
Lena Funk
Blanche Dodds
John Skie
Cary] Dodds
Adam Kay
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Forrest Jackson
H. W. Howsman
WSCS
J League of Women Voters
F. Nelson
W. Déth St
Vodia
Richard Anderson
Glenn Anderson
The
University Women's Club
Museum
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Ruth Smith
Ray Q. Brewter
Presbyterian Guild
John Clevenger
Ethel Harmon
Clinton
West Side Presbyterian
Stuart Paterson
Westport Church
Presbyterian National Board of Christian Education
Bruce Cameron
W. C. Summers
John Pound
Daughters of
Poinsettias
E. C. Ricketts
Edmund Freeman
Twentieth Century Club
John Andrews
Mass. St
J. A. Buzzle
Paul Snyder
John Nelson
Lorder of Eagles
Lodge
All Eagles
William Rowland
Pi Beta Phi
E. E. Bayles
Trinity Episcopal Church
Annie Dun
Trinity and
St. Mary's
No Name Club
A. E. Worstemeyer
Tenn, St
Sigel Ladies Aid
Ross Wulfkuble
Asa Colman
New City Building
A. T. Hodges
Pleasant Valley
Laurie Postman
Earl Trowbridge
Charlie Jennings
Frank Deay
Dudley Flory
Merle Ward
Paula Glover
Panavelis N. Varughese
Bombay
India
Varughese
Ward
William Rice
Lawrence Man
Ann Wagner
Grant B. Wagner
Robert
Alan Nash
James C. Malin
St. Louis
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Prof. Gelich
Goodland Merchant
Memorial Hospital
van Hatchell
St. Robert
Charles Robert Totton
Will Saunders
Georegia Cooke
Betty Hayes
Con
Janice Coook
St. Ernest
Grover
Clyde Hoover
John Voge
Carmelita McKay
Sunflower
Lenora Mitchell
Shirley Martinez
la. St
Betty Moore
Hos
Eryan_ Robison
Clark
Baldwin
Velma Jensen
Barbara Alcox
Elm St
Shirley Eads
Shirley Kassinger
E. 17Th St
Helen Campbell
WM. St
Imogene ‘Orner
Mary Hammond
Reanna Pollard
Conn
Troy Helton
William Olin
Tenn St
Alvin Shield
N. H. St
Puerto Rico
Marin
Luis Munoz Marin
A. Cecil Snyder
Supreme Court
Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer
Board & Moore Motors
Van's Prescription Shop
Tth
Vermont
Mia Donnell
Guthrie, Obie
Donnell and Holler Nationaly
the Assembly OF God Church
Diler
Krimmer
And
Massachonetts
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