Engagement of Patricia Ann Norrie and Joseph Avron Thani Jr
Social activities report lists engagements and weddings plans for Patricia Ann Norrie of Kanes University and Joseph Avron Thani Jr of Pensacola naval station, August wedding planned. Also details Alpha Gamma Phi Tau and Alpha Delta Kappa meetings with members, readings, and guest speakers. Includes birth announcement of a daughter to Sgt. and Mrs. Wallace Grover Jr. and various club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace FE. Grover Jr
San Diego
Calif
Allergen David
Dwight
Sgt. Grover
W. E. Grover
E. 19Th St
Patricia
Ann Norrie
Joseph Aaron Thomas Jr
Whiten Norrie
Fund Drive Readied By Private Colleges
The Association of American Colleges unveils a national fund raising initiative led by Frank H. Sparks, former president of Wabash College. After testing nationwide methods last year, AAC sets up a permanent fund raising HQ in Indianapolis to support 714 independent and church affiliated schools balancing private and tax supported education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
AAC
Associations of Colleges
Farm Bureau considers Blue Cross Blue Shield option
The Douglas County Farm Bureau board reviewed a proposal to enroll members in Blue Cross and Blue Shield. If approved, families would save about seven dollars and fifty cents annually. A special meeting may be needed to finalize the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Board of Directors
Leland Armstrong
Farm Bureau
Second fire victim dies in Mineral tragedy
Miss Mary Calso, 49, of Pittsburg, died last night of burns from a Saturday fire that killed her mother, Mrs. Mayme Calso, 80, and destroyed the mother's home as the younger woman visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Neustifter
Fred Ziesenis
Eudora
Ziesenls
Lena Eder
Eder
Bertha Roach
Kansas City
Melville Tanner
Ed Neustifter
Ralph Greiner
Mary Houk
Lawrence
Paul Miller
Frank Greiner
Albert Neustifter
Corinne
Anita Stadler
Richard Ziesenis
Neustifter
Ziesenis
Mineral
Mary Calso
Mayme’ Calso
Miss Calso
Pittsburg
Martha Rayhill Resigns from Lawrence High School
Lawrence Board of Education met Monday night and accepted the resignation of Martha Rayhill, longtime Lawrence High School mathematics teacher, effective at the end of the school year. The board also hired four instructors: Mrs. John Andrews, primary. Mrs. Georgia Kidwell, primary returning from medical leave. Iva Lee Koleber, intermediate. and Harley Oberhelman, Spanish teacher and director in elementary and both high schools. The new hires replace staff or fill crowded classes, with Oberhelman slated for both elementary and senior high duties.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Martha Rayhill
Lawrence High School
John Andrews
Georgia Kidwell
Iva Lee Koleber
Harley Oberhelman
Oberhelman
Karachi
Pakistan
Istan
School Board Approves 1962-63 Budget for Salaries
The city school board approved 92,365 from the general fund and 17,192 from the building fund for contracts and supplies. The board will reconvene January 23 to set teacher salaries for next year and finalize teaching staff for 1962-63.
McAllaster PTA Seeks Art for School Painting Purchase
McAllaster PTA announces an area art competition for a painting to be bought for the school. Entrants may submit oil or watercolor works measuring at least 18 by 18 inches, with awards from 50 to 100 dollars. Entries due Jan 16, with Valuation, names, and contact details required.
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McAllaster Pta
McAllaster School
Idtol Arists
Robert C. Swift
PTA
Frank Brune
R. G. Guenter
Mozart Program By G CRISS SIMPSON
Homage to Mozart last night in Strong Auditorium with eight wind instruments and a string quartet. Clyde Morris led a skilled group including Marilyn Jo Wienerg and others in the Serenade K 388 and Quartet in E flat K 128, noted for restraint, elegance, and subtle chromaticism. Performers Raymond Cerf, George Green, Karel Blass, and Raymond Stuhl delivered controlled, assured readings with no strain.
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Orthdox
Austin Ledwith
Clyde Morris
Marilyn Jo Wienerg
Phyllis Glass
Raymond Roberts
Robert Ausherman
Charles Motina
Donnell Horn
Jane Steinle
Mozart
Haydn
Mfe
Raymond Cerf
George Green
Karel Blass
Raymond Stuhl
KU senior joins Robert Shaw Chorale for world tour
Kansas University music education senior Maurice T. Casey has been chosen as a bass baritone in the Robert Shaw Chorale. The group will tour the United States for five weeks then Europe and the Near East for 10 weeks. Casey rehearses in New York City and plans to return to KU for his degree. The U.S. State Department funds the foreign tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Robert Shaw Chorale
United States
Europe
Near East
Maurice T. Casey
New York City
Bethesda
Casey
Topeka
Shaw Chorale
U. S. State Department
Cairo
Iceland
K. U
Afghan radio announces Afghan envoy expelled from Kabul
Kabul radio says Pakistan military authorities declare the Afghan envoy persona non grata and demand his withdrawal. The move is seen as retaliation for last week's expulsion of the Afghan consul at Quetta by Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armaehe
Kabul
Quetta
Auto collision damages total 275 dollars
A Monday afternoon crash at the Ohio and 21st Street intersection involved drivers Lary Shoffner, 18, of 1417 Mass St, and George D. Jackson, 25, of Walnut, Kansas. Police estimated damages at 210 dollars for Jackson’s vehicle and 75 dollars for Shoffner’s, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary Shoffner
Mass
George D. Jackson
Walnut
Kas
Ohio
Jackson
Work of College Heads Described as Complex
Theodore A. Distler, executive director of the Association of American Colleges, called college presidents the best candidates for ulcers and heart attacks in the United States during a press conference. He noted about 70 presidents resign annually as replacements prove hard to find and cited increasing job complexities as a key reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis U
United States
Theodore A. Distler
The
Association of American Colleges
Radiant Peter Pan TV Triumph Repeats Earlier Return
New York critics praise Miss Martinet as Peter Pan in a televised repeat, noting her engaging performance and inventive touches. The piece highlights comparisons to prior triumphs and suggests continued audience appeal. The story also mentions broader context about the era's television culture and cultural notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan
New York
Aiad Arts Ey Oead
Martin
Wien
Aariee
Tte
Mtv Tin
Rehn
The Gal Behind the Gowns Five Careers Has Suzy
Susy, billed as the world’s busiest girl, juggles design sketches, three editors, and a fashion show schedule while balancing ambitions as a dancer painter and author. Evelyn Dawson, born in New Jersey, stars in Paris and New York, shaping trends with rapid weekly collections and nationwide shipping.
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Lal
Dynamo
Surry Perette
Evelyn Dawson
Srmes Fresimomons
Tagkany
Ternatuer
New Jersey
New York
Paris
France
Riggles Suzy
Lush
Dames Fitzsimmons
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Vern Jensen
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Ernest Klooz
Red Cross
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Los Angeles
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LHS
Board
G. Criss Simpson
K.U
Clayton Krehbiel
Kansas
Robert Shaw
Chorale
Jog
Shaw
Krehbiel
Music Teachers National Association
Maxine Lindley School
OF Dancing
Reade Stanton Ball
Trinity Lutheran Church
Tall
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Arthur Olson
Mr Olson
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Richard Bhesner
David Crystal
David
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New York Times
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