PEO Chapter Hosts Busy Winter Meeting in Council Grove
Mrs EB BR. Croes of Council Grove and Kansas State PEO first vice president attended Chapter CW's meeting at Mrs. Karl Kloot's home. Co-hostesses were Miss Kate Caldwell and Miss Mary Hackman. Thirty one members enjoyed refreshments served in the dining room with floral decor.
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EB BR. Croes
Council Grove
Kansas State Peo
Karl Kloot
Kate Caldwell
Mary Hackman
Henry Shenk
Bowling Notes Show Busy League Action Across Town
In the Owl league Monday action John’s Novelty swept Sinclair Western A and AF R.O.T.C. saw Legion take two from Baldwin Standard Oil swept NROTC Chariton Insurance beat Pipe Shop Franz Conoco topped Darnell Electric. Tuesday Commercial saw Neider Implement sweep VFW Morgan Mack edged Winter’s Balfour beat Donald Sam’s Produce edged Miller’s Francis Sport Shop toppled Grover’s Frey and Williams swept Mad Implement. Wednesday Ivy Sterling’s swept Sherald Crystal Houk’s edged Lawrence Paper Legion took two from Lawrence Sanitary Rhodes Roofers won two from Fritzer Jayhawk Franz Cabins swept all three Bill Bodin Haskell beat Independent Laundry. Jayhawk league Blue Ribbon took two from Sander’s Safeway won odd from Stokeley Foods Decker-Keys swept all three Eagles Rapid Transit two from Rankin’s Hillview swept all three Perry A and E beat Coles Food Centre. Sunflower league Sunflower Ordnance swept all three Coca‑Cola Ransdell Motors odd from Sixth Street Jacques Realty odd from Knights of Columbia Scott Temperature two from Auto Wrecking Laming Ford swept Beaman’s Radios Jayhawk Case odd from Tockery’s. OWL LEAGUE team standings show John’s Novelty Franz Conoco Standard Owl Dane Electric Insurance. Weekly high scores list Messenhiner Western Auto top.
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John's Novelty
Sinclair
Western A
AF. R.O.T.C
the Legion
Baldwin
Standard Oil
N.ro.t.c
Chariton Insurance
Franz Conoco
Darnell Electric
Neider Implement
Thhree
V.F.W
Morgan- Mack
Winter's
Balfour
Be. Donald
Sam‘s Produce
Miller's
Francis Sport Shop
Grover’s Market
Frey and
Williams
Mad Implement
Sterling's
Sherald Crystal
Houk’s
Lawrence Paper
Lawrence Sanitary
Rhodes Roofers
Fritzer Jayhawk
Franz
Awept
Coca-Cola
Ransdell Motors
Sixth Street
Jacques Realty
Knights of Columbia
Scott Temperature
Auto Wrecking
Laming- Ford
Beaman
Jayhawk Case
Tockery's
OWL League
John's Nevetty Co
Franz Conoe
Standard Owl Dane
Cefty
Franz Conoco News
Darby Alford Wedding Draws Local Guests in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Adrian Lindrer attend the wedding of Miss Julia Darby and Eugene D Alford Sr of Lawrence this morning in Kansas City with a reception at the Hotel Muehlebach. Mrs F S Butcher travels to Oklahoma City and Blackwell to visit sons and family, while Co-Operettes International leaders attend a Topeka board meeting. Maud Smelser and Laura Neiswanger join Mrs J F Thing er to Kansas City for the wedding and reception. Mr and Mrs Max Gott move to Crestview in North Kansas City, and Paul G Moore returns to Chico after a three week visit. Mrs Clifford Dean attends P E O Chapter AJ in Topeka, reviewing a book, while David McCreath and wife travel to Kansas City for the Darby Alford nuptials.
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Adrian Lindrer
Julia Darby
Eugene D. Alford
Lawrence
Kansan City
Lisle Ehy
Topeka
Board
Kansan
Fred Kuehne
Maud Smelser
Laura Neiswanger
J. F. Thinger
Kansas City
Max Gott
Travid
Tommy
Crestview Addition
Platte City
Moore
Arlus Deay
Howard L. Deay
Vinland
Clifford Dean
Raymond McCabbe
W. D. Brunnemer
Dean
Louise A. Stinetorf
David McCreath
Darby-Alford
Community Notices From St James ALM.E. Church
Sunday services and events listed for St James ALM.E. Church Seventh and Maple. Alice Robd from Chink will speak Tuesday at 3 p.m. Prayer meetings Wednesday and Friday at the church. Youth Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship, senior choir rehearsal, and a home gathering hosted by Jessie Lee Barnes noted.
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Wasseyan Metnoart
Alsbame
Alice
China
Fridas
St James Alm
Seventh and
Maple
X. Lawrence
J. Rodgers
Pearl Frey
Real
Jessie Lee Barnes
Walnut
Parte Stewarderses
Krone Riding Contest Wins at University Rodeo
Oklahoma City January 20 1966 Jerry Sullivan of Kansas won the Krone riding contest at the annual March of Dimes rodeo. Box office receipts go into a fund to combat police.
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Oklahoma City
Jerry Sullivan
U . Kan
Expansion of Wichita Air Base Planned in Program
Washington reports Representative Rees states the air force plans to expand the Wichita base under the Meannhig expansion plan to accommodate 6500 personnel. Details of the expansion are to be announced next week.
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Wichita Air Base
Washington
Jan
Rees
R- J
Air Force
Wichit
Meannhig
Air General Discusses Atomic Bomb Talk in Korea
Maj. Gen. Emmett O'Donnell visited Washington at the invitation of Gen. Nathan Twining and planned talks with Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg about his interview advocating atomic use in Korea. An Air Force spokesman expected no further announcements before next week. O'Donnell had just returned to the United States from Korea to resume command of the 15th Strategic Air Force.
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Washington
CPI
Emmett O'Donnell
Airforce
O'Donnell
Nathan Twining
Twining
Air Force
Hoyt Vandenberg
Korea
March Field
Calif
United States
15Th Strategic Air Force
Interviews at Moscow prompt multiple diplomatic talks
In Moscow on January 29, French Ambassador to discuss Chataigneau and British charge d affaires John W Nicholls were summoned for separate interviews with Soviet officials amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Moscow
Over Chataigneau
John W Nicholls
Civil Service Workers Total 2,155,997 in November
Washington reported that civilian employment in the executive branch reached 2,155,997 at the end of last November. The figure showed a rise of 1,306 from October and was 171,937 higher than November 1949, with further details redacted.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Peade Slx Sea A Mc
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Jack) Palance
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