Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births List
Memorial Hospital records admissions for Ernest Wilson Dorothea James Ora Scholfield Opal Arnold Charlotte Thrasher Ralph Hiddleston La Esta Banning Elmer Fox Janell Ildermuth Eugene Shepard Ray Thompson Jr Connie Kelley Naziq Alsamaq Emma J Eberhart Beverly Cates Verna Lee Lewis Maxine Cook Virginia Large Ellen Miller Dorothy Olson and baby Adgin Gwendolyn Dams Everett Farmara Ky Sybella Clarke Ivin Gould Nancy Drake Daniel Fletcher and births to Richard Wildermuth Abdul Jabar Alsamagq Richard Cates George Eberhart with a baby girl and a son today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilson
N. 1St
Dorothea James
Ora Scholfield
N. H
Opal Arnold
Ohio
Charlotte Thrasher
Dorothy Olson
Gwendolyn Dams
A. I
Everett Farmara Ky
Sybella Clarke
Ivin Gould
Haskell Institute
Nancy Drake
Tenn
Daniel Fletcher
Deaths and Funerals Notice from Topeka and Wichita
Mrs. Charles W. Johnson of Topeka died in Le Mars Iowa while visiting her daughter. Survived by two sons Carl Johnson Fremont Nebraska and Harry F Johnson Wyma Nebraska and three Kansas University-enrolled grandchildren Lance Charles Johnson. Funeral Friday 2 pm at the Methodist Church in Dwight. James S McGahey of 1111 Wt St died Tuesday funeral 4 15 pm Friday Wall Diffenderfer Mortuary Topeka burial in Cameron Illinois. Friends may call Rumsey Funeral Home until 11 am Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Johnson
Topeka
le Mars
Iowa
D. W Ibble
Kansas
Ed Lumberman
Carl Johnson
Fremont
Neb
Harry F. Johnson
Wyma
Harry Johnon
Dorothea Simons
Kansas Univerity
Lance
Charles Johnson
Sigma Chi
Catherine Dibble
Kappa Alpha Theta
Methodist
Dwight
James S. McGahey
Wt. St
Wall- Diffenderfer
Cameron
Ill
Rumsey Peeral
Olson Dies at Home in Vinland
Oscar Frederick Olson 68 dies at his Vinland home after lifelong residence. Survived by brother Gus Olson. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home. Mrs. Lillie Belle Crumrine 88 dies at Watkins Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10:30 am Saturday at Rumsey with Rev. Benton Roy Hanan. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Flowers not requested. survivors include two daughters Mattie and Anna Crumrine, two sons George and Kenneth Crumrine, and two granddaughters.
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Oscar Frederick Olson
Vinland
Rumsey Iuneral
Gus Olson
Lillie Belle Crumline
Lillie Belle Crumrine
Watkins Memorial Hospital
St. Rumeral
Rumsey Funeral Home
Benton Roy Hanan
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mattie E. Crumrine
Anna M. Crumrine
George
Funeral for Frank E. Henry in local notice
Frank E. Henry, 72, died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He lived at 223 North 4th Street. Funeral arrangements are pending at Rumsey Funeral Home. Survived by widow Mabel M. Henry of the home, sons Merril E. Henry of Bellingham Washington and Dwayne Henry of the home, four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Henry
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
N. 4Th
Rumsey Funeral Home
Mabel M. Henry
Merril E. Henry O. Bellingham
Wash
Dwayne
Henry
Stavros Hopes to Go To Greece in Spring
Stavros, owner of the Golden Gate Chocolate Shop at 713 Mass. St. since 1927, plans to sell the business to visit Greece this spring. He came to the United States in 1909 and to Lawrence in 1927, and may travel with Kansas City friends. Mrs. Stavros has not decided if she will go. He can only travel after selling the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stavros
Golden Gate Chocolate Shop
Mass
Greece
Stavros
Lawrence
Kansas City
Golden Gate
Carol Wartiainen Dies at 18 in Waynesburg Ohio
Carol Jean Wartiainen 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lauri Wartiainen of Waynesburg Ohio died Wednesday afternoon at a hospital after a 10 month illness reportedly leukemia. Survived by parents a sister Janet and two grandmothers. Funeral arrangements by McCreery Finefrock Funeral Home Magnolia. Father formerly football coach at Kansas University under Chuck Mather and now principal of Magnolia Grade School.
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Carol Jean Wartiainen
Lauri Wartiainen
Waynesburg
Ohio
Kansas University
Chuck Mather
Magnolia Grade School
Magnolia Lutheran Church
McCreery- Finefrock Funeral Home
Magnolia
Janet
Clutter Estate Estimated at Over $200000 in Probate Records
The estate of Herbert and Harriett Clutter likely exceeds $207000 with real estate valued at about 125000 and personal property near 82000. Two daughters Ereanna Jarchow and Beverly English filed for administration after the couple were slain November 15, listing Mrs Clutter’s assets at 27000 realty and 2000 personal property.
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Garden City
Herbert Clutter
Clutters
Kansas
Ereanna W. Jarchow
Mount Carmel
Ill
Beverly Jean English
Holcolm
English
Kansas City
Clutter
Kansas University Seventeen Apply for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
Seventeen KU students are interviewed this week for Woodrow Wilson National Fellowships, a $1,500 grant plus family allowances for first year graduate study in humanities and social sciences. KU receives $8,000 to support advanced students and grad program strength.
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Kansas University
Woodrow Wilson National
Kansas City
Wilson Foundation
U.S
Elinor Hadley
Robert Bee
Murrow
Ann Cramer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Martin Dickinson
Hal Krehbiel
Wichita
Bill Sheldon
Salina
Dick Spears
Houston
Tex
Julia Stanford
Concordia
Ray Davis
Neodesha
George Gastl
Shawnee
Roger Douglass
Mullinville
Raymond Nichols
Ala
Jane Crow
Topeka
Ronald Pine
Hilltop Dr
Larry Kevan
Cora Lee Price
Barker Ave
Ilse Sedriks
Parsons
Foundation
Wilson
Cops Follow Noses To Stolen Garbage Truck
Parsippany New Jersey police track a truck stolen from behind a market by following the odor of the garbage inside. The vehicle was packed with trash when taken.
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Parsippany
N.J
Township fire department progress amid coordination issues
Wakarusa Township struggles to organize a fire department after two major fires and the Jan 1 start date. About 20 volunteers plus two full time on call are serving, with plans for a dedicated building and living quarters for a firefighter. City Manager Horn stresses the need for clear cooperation with the city and calls for direct contact to trigger responses.
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Wakarusa
Lawrence
Harold Horn
O. T. York
Owen Mitchell
Carl Miller
Wakarusa Fire Department
Journal-World
Miller
Wakarusa Department
Horn
Mitchell
Woolard to Speak at Grid Coaching Event in NYC
Allan Woolard Lawrence High School football coach and athletic director will address the American Football Coaches Association annual meeting in New York City. His topic is Building Confidence in Your Offense. Woolard leads a 38 game Lawrence streak with four straight state titles and a 77 74 career record over ten seasons.
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Allan Woolard
Lawrence
New York City
American Football Coaches Association
Woolard
LHS
First Canadian Post Service Started In Halifax To Quebec
The first postal service in Canada began in 1788 with a monthly courier run between Halifax and Quebec. The initiative marks the start of formal communication links across the colony.
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Canada
Halifax
Quebec
Eisenhower outlines 1960 policy goals and defense strength
President Eisenhower discusses a 200 million surplus for the current year and outlines foreign aid, civil rights, farm, and school aid programs. He warns against Soviet threats, notes Atlas missiles nearing deployment, and stresses preventing inflation while protecting voting rights amid a peaceful yet vigilant year. He cautions against misled promises and emphasizes U S resolve in a divided world.
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Eijsenhower
Soviet Union
Free World
Eisenhower
United States
Atlas
Big Burns Wednesday Truck Fire At Ray's Truck Stop
A tractor trailer loaded with mixed merchandise burned Wednesday at Ray's Truck Stop on U S 24 40, about 314 miles northeast of Lawrence. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars. Driver Jim Swails of Denver Colorado said the fire started at the trailer end where a propane heater heated the load. The Denver and Chicago Truck Lines owned the truck en route to Denver from Kansas City. The fire department responded after Swails called from the scene. The truck and load were insured.
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Ray
Lawrence
U.S
Jim Swails
Denver
Colo
Sheriff's Department
Leavenworth County
Chicago
Kansas City
Postwar price controls removal sparked 30 percent rise
In the two years after World War II price controls ended in 1946, living costs climbed by more than 30 percent, reflecting a sharp postwar inflation uptick across households and markets.
P. W. Jones Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Douglas County
P. W. Bud Jones declares his bid for Douglas County sheriff as Ben Bowen confirms a run for Republican nomination. A 13 year deputy and Baldwin city marshal, Jones vows fair enforcement while Bowen brings four years on the sheriff’s force and one year as undersheriff to the contest.
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Douglas County
P. W
Bud) Jones
Ben Bowen
Jones
Will Johns Jr
Bowen
Sheriff's Force
Kansas City Mom Reports Estranged Husband Takes Child
Mrs Jan Kemper Stevens daughter of the Kemper banking family reports her 5 month old Jan Clair Stevens was taken from their Kansas City apartment while she was taking another daughter to school. Attorney Dupuy Warrick says William James Stevens and two men appeared at the apartment one posing as a policeman and the maid handed over the infant who was hidden under Stevens overcoat. Stevens filed for divorce last week.
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Kansas City
Jan Kemper Stevens
Stevens
Rufus Crosby Kemper Sr
Kemper
The
Commerce Trust Co
Pizza Hut Set to Open in Lawrence on Jan 15
The Pizza Hut at 646 Mass. St. plans a January 15 opening. Owner Robert McCann of Kansas City, a 1955 KU graduate, will relocate with his family and run 11 pizza varieties with carry out and delivery. The former Jayhawker Theater site will feature a visible kitchen and upcoming renovations.
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Pizza Hut
Mass. St
Robert McCann
Kansas City
Wichita
McCann
Lawrence
Jayhawker Theater
Emory Scott
Courts Police Court Roundup Of DUI And Traffic Fines
In Ottawa and surrounding areas, multiple defendants face penalties for traffic violations and alcohol related offenses. Names include Nina Reddick Calvin Colle Raymond Pendleton Norman Bray and others with fines up to 50 dollars and several suspended days.
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Nina Reddick
Ottawa
Calvin Colle
Raymond Pendleton
Charles W. Breithaupt
Norman Bray
Empire
Ohio
Planes Sent to Rescue Arctic Island Scientists
The Air Force reports an Arctic island hosting 28 U.S. military and civilian scientists is reportedly breaking up. Rescue planes have been dispatched to reach the stranded group.
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Washington
Air Force
Arctic
U.S
Memorial service for Henry Asher set in Lawrence court
Lawrence attorneys will attend a memorial for the late Henry Asher at 11 a.m. in Douglas County District Court during the motion day program. Assessors report canine licensing aids in locating owners. dog tags are urged for new residents. Douglas County car and truck tag sales are running ahead of 1958 with an expected 15 000 car tags and 4 000 truck tags. The Douglas County Red Cross Board meets 4 p.m. Monday at the Community Building. G K Whitenight is chapter chairman.
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Douglas County
Besse Bennett
Douglas County Red Cross
G. K. Whitenight
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Paul Badger
Badgers
Paul Jr
Journal-World Photo
Richard Wildermuth
Abdul Jabar Alsamagq
Richard Cates
Summit
George Eberhart
Carol Wartiainen
W. Wilson
Township
States
Ohio Valley
New England
Southwest Desert
Rockies
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Alabama
Pacific Coast
P. W. Jones
Baldwin
Elizabeth Scott
Baker University
Craig
Kansas University Medical School
Tulsa
Baldwin Blue Lodge
First Methodist Church of
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th
VIS
Harold Wilburn
John Rogers
Margaret Riling
Ronald Amorine
Charles Oakes
Stephen Hadle
Eudora
James Hoover
Emmett Geary
Gene Cloepfil
Wayne Cooper
Mike Dixon
Ralph Stanard
Centennial
Frank Connell
Edward Bishop
E. Glenn
Harry Marshall
E. 14Th
Delbert Mathia
James Moore
Douglas County Humane Society
Ken £. Engen
W. 22Nd St
Omaha
Humane Group
Engens
10Th St
Baldwin, Kana
Allison
Eee
Ethan A. Smith
Moving and Transfer Co
Er Ehnercas
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