Johnson Prepares to Leave White House as Private Citizen
President Lyndon B Johnson ends 32 years of public service and plans a ranch life in Texas after escorting Nixon to the oath. He shares gratitude and love, leaving the White House with Lady Bird, their daughters Lynda and Luci, and grandchildren Lyn and Lucinda.
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LBJ
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson
Nixon
Capitol
Defense
Clark Clifford
Air Force
Texas
White House
Ranch Road No. 1
Johnson City
Tex
Lady Bird
Four Baldwin Youths Injured In One Car Crash
Four Baldwin youths were injured in a Sunday dawn single vehicle crash on Interstate 470 near the South Topeka exit of the Kansas Turnpike. Michael French 17 Janet Hallmark 22 and LaWanda Hartpence 18 were admitted to Stormont Vail Hospital. Steven Kay 19 was treated and released. French is in critical condition with a severe head injury. Hallmark suffers multiple injuries including a skull fracture. Hartpence has a severe leg cut but is listed in satisfactory condition. Police said the car lost control on a sharp curve, struck a sign and light pole, then rolled over at about 12:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Topeka
South Topeka
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Michael French
Janet Hallmark
LaWanda Hartpence
Steven Kay
French
Stull Groups Hold January Meetings At Church
The OFTA Class met in the church basement for a January gathering with a chili supper by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Houk and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ice. Officers elected include President Mrs. Raymond Nichols and Treasurer Harold Houk. The Stall E.H.U. and W.S.C.S also met with reports on Venezuela and taxes. Public Venezuela slides talk set for January 19 with E.H.U. refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OFTA
Clifford Houk
Raymond Ice
Russel Houk
Harold Houk
Kenneth Confer
Raymond Nichols
Merton Kent
Glen O’connor
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Williams Bohs
Hayden Wood
Russell Houk
Sarah Lavin
Lloyd Wulfkuhle
Topeka Convalescent Center
E.H.U
Donald Wulfkuhle
Sandy Steele
Venezuela
Judy Wulfkuhle
Esther Wulfkuhle
Irene Steele
Shirley Wulfkuhle
Wilma Schwemmer
Catherine Nichols
Carolyn Wulfkuhle
Selena Houk
Penny Donaldson
Helen Wood
Helen Hildenbrand
J. Erhart
A. Olson
Willis Bowlin
Kansas City
Edith Burlough
Amy Stark
Barbara Anderson
Manhattan
W.S.C.S
Ted Stackley
Ruth Ice
Muriel Stackley
Amy Bowlin
Norma Lynch
Pearl Wulfkuhle
Rosie Worthington
Verna Bahnmaier
Lydia Wulfkuhle
Peggy Silvers
Betty O’connor
Stull United Methodist Church
Sandra Steele
Local Guests Visit Homes Across Lawrence Area
Ruth Pettengill hosted at the Nate Pettengill residence in Lawrence Saturday. Sunday visitors included Frank Henik, Earl Henik, Laura Hubbard, and Anna Torneden at the Herbert Torneden home. William Tordenen and Terri Lynn visited Mrs. William Torneden on Wednesday. Doris Kuhnert of Vendean received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Earl Hallenbeck. Linwood guests included Jennie Snider Lula Coulter Tertie Ezell Gladys Everly Emma DeShazer Sharon Majors Barbara Chamberlin and Ralph Ablanslet. George Hallenbeck returned home after surgery at Memorial Hospital. New Year’s Eve guests at the Hallenbeck home included Jim Elder Melvin Davidson Howard Cox Gene Rescoe and Glen Sharp. Sweden imports around 10 million tons of oil every year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
Lawrence
Frank Henik
Earl
Laura Hubbard
Kansas City
Anna Torneden
Herbert Torneden
William E. Torneden
Terri Lynn
William Torneden
Earl Hallenbeck
Doris Kuhnert
Vendean
Jennie Snider
Lula Coulter
Tertie Ezell
Gladys Everly
Emma DeShazer
Sharon Majors
Barbara Chamberlin
Ralph Ablanslet
Linwood
George Hallenbeck
Memorial Hospital
Jim Elder
Melvin Davidson
Howard Cox
Gene Rescoe
Glen Sharp
Baker University Plans 11th Anniversary Celebration
Baker University prepares a coast to coast broadcast for its 111th anniversary on Sunday February 9. The event includes a 60 minute original musical Song for a New World about Roger Williams and a 30 minute anniversary program. Leaders will offer greetings and a special Baker hymn closes the festival. A 430 PM coffee precedes, followed by buffet dinner in the Student Union. A capital fund drive launch may be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mueller
Baker
Roger Williams
James Doty
Clark Randall
Hallmark Cards
Doty
Carmody Named Division Manager at Curtis 1000 En velope Co
Thomas R. Carmody 36 assumes duties as division manager succeeding Frank X. Mudd who moves to the home office in Atlanta. A Cleveland native, Carmody previously spent seven years at the Houston Curtis office before transferring to Lawrence. His wife Grace and three children remain in Houston and will move to Indian Hills soon.
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Thomas R. Carmody
Curtis 1000 Envelope Co
Frank X. Mudd
Atlanta
Carmody
Cleveland
Ohio
Curtis
Houston
Lawrence
Grace
Thomas
John
Michael
Indian Hills
Eudora Social Roundup Includes Inaugural Invite
Nadine Conklin of Covington comes to visit Mrs. Allie Milburn after hospital stay. Kansas City Republican Club members include LaVerne Brecheisen who received an invitation to the presidential inaugural in Washington on Jan 20. Visits and calls span Independence Missouri to San Antonio Texas with local residents hosting and attending club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Conklin
Covington
Allie Milburn
Gardner Hospital
M. E. Pence
Independence
Pam Randsell
Overland Park
Calvin Kuester
Gene Johnson
Judy O’berg
San Antonio
Tex
Roy Gould
Sherry
Webb City
John O’berg
Doug Smith
James Smith
Minot Afb
North Dakota
LaVerne Brecheisen
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Republican Club
Miss Brecheisen
Mary Rodewald
Eudora
Raymond Brecheisen
Edgerton
Leonard Hadi
Belleview
EHU
Lyle Weeks
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Hallmark
Richard French
Miss Hallmark
Howard Hallmark
Warsaw
Miss Hartpence
George Hartpence
STULL
Villa Eden
Sweden
Baker University
Kansas
U. S
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Cooper Pharmacy Doctor
10Th
Thomas Carmody
Haskell
Hwy
East 23Rd Street
the Mart
Rae
Tai di Ghe
Block
Lo KL Rec
America
Massachusetts ST
Capitol Federal
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Sealy
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