Lawrence Debaters Reach State Final after Second Place Finish
Lawrence High School debaters earned a second place at Manhattan district tourney, qualifying for the state finals in Emporia. The team of Morton Grace and Marvin Schiefelbusch Happy led with Topeka, Newton, and Wyandotte among qualifiers. Lawrence tied Topeka in two meets and edged on individual ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Manhattan
Topeka
LHS
Emporia
Jerry Morton
Brian Grace
Chuck Marvin
Larry Schiefelbusch
Nelison Happy
Newton
Wichita
East
Local Ohio students meet at Milligan College
Janet Knowles and Judy Knaggs, lifelong neighbors from Northfield and Coventry in Summit County Ohio, finally met this year at Milligan College where both are first year students, a 500 mile reunion away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milligan College
Tenn
Janet Knowles
Judy Knaggs
Summit County
Ohio
Northfield
Coventry
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area Comings and Goings
Multiple obituaries from Lawrence Memorial Hospital list Ollie K. Ince a retired nurseryman born in Louisiana Mo. and died Saturday. services Tuesday at Cooper Warfem Chapel, burial Memorial Park. Survivors include Chappell and Osadey family members and Ince relatives. Additional notices: St James, Rumsey Funeral Home, Grace E Buell, John P Kiefer with funeral details, survivorships, and burial plans in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olle K. Ince
Ollie K. Ince
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ince
Louisiana
Lawrence
Pace
Cooper-Warfem Chapel
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dale Chappell
St. Edward Chappell
Calif
J. W. Chappell
E! Centro
Lindell Chappell
San Fernando
Rebecca Osadey
Parkville
W. Ince
Ora Ince
Baldwin
Bob Ince
Wamepo
Carl Ince
Louisiana, Mo
Atwood Jack Atwood 83 Dies After Short Illness
Herman W. Jack Atwood aged 83 of 816 R I Street died Saturday at home after a brief illness. Born May 25 1876 in La Crosse Wisconsin he had lived in Lawrence for several years. Funeral Tuesday at Cooper Warrrens Chapel with Captain Earl Pola ley of the Salvation Army in charge. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include a step daughter Mrs May Coose of the home sister Mrs Hessie Perkins of Woodland California and two grandsons James Jackson Topeka and Floyd Atwood Denver. Elizabeth Crew Huddleston services set for Tuesday at Friends Church Memorials to Elizabeth Huddleston Memorial at Friends Church. Arthur McNew 73 of 1805 Ky MEETING NOTICE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kiefer
Department of Commerce
Six Corners
Here
Rumsey
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Tonganoxie
Wathena
Viva Kiefer
The
Home
Barbara Lewalski
Providence
R. J
Ben Kiefer
Ottawa
Leo Kiefer
Phillip Strider
Catherine Kiefer
Josephine Kiefer
St. Joseph
Mary Stoeckle
Kansas City
Herman W
Jack) ‘Atwood
Jack) Atwood
R. I. St
la Crosse
Wis
Lawrence
Cooper-Warrens Chapel
Earl Polaley
Salvation Army
Memorial Park Cemetery
May Coose
Hessie Perkins
Woodland
Calif
James Jackson
Topeka
Floyd Atwood
Denver
Elizabeth C. Huddleston
Elizabeth Crew Huddleston
Friends Church
Huddleston
N. MM. St
Prospect Park
Elizabeth Huddleston
Funeral services for John F. Mee in Lawrence
John F. Mee 62 of 529 Okla St died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Service held at Plymouth Congregational Church at 2 pm today with Rev. Paul Davis officiating. Pallbearers were Ray Reeves Karl Kiloot William C. Boardman James Parsons Frank Barrows and Charles Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Mee
Okla
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Paul Davis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ray Reeves
Karl Kiloot
William C. Boardman
James Parsons
Frank Barrows
Charles, Simpson
Algeria Crisis Persists as De Gaulle Faces Peace Hurdles
The article outlines competing forces in Algeria, including De Gaulle supporters seeking reform and peace, moderate Algerians weary of war, and the colons who insist Algeria remains part of France. It notes the urgency for a peace path to aid NATO unity and Western Europe defense planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
de Gaulle
NATO
Europe
France
Former Sierra Madre Mayor Elected LA County Postmasters Chief
Lawrence E Louk, longtime Sierra Madre postmaster and former local savings and loan executive, was elected president of the Los Angeles County Postmasters Association. A former Lawrence resident who moved to California about 15 years ago, Louk previously served as Sierra Madre mayor and was active in Boy Scout programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Louk
Savings and Loan
California
Los Angeles
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements
A long list shows admissions at Memorial Hospital including Ulysses A Thompson Jean Russell Mrs Elouise Davis and many others with addresses across Wellsville De Soto Eudora Overland Park and Lecompton. Birth notices report twins and multiple newborns to local families including Funke Blundell Vausbinder Leme and Hack with several more couples listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses A. Thompson
Shirley Treland
de Soto
Sam Garland
Ala
Ethel Bohnsack
Eudora
Eva Bell Gerstenberegr
Carojine Bailey
Oxford Rd
Thirl McDonald Reed
J Ark
Stella Clingenpoel
Barker
Eva Wolf
Barbara Whitson
A. 1
Lois Hess
Thelma Krogmann
Route
Albert Anderson
Mia
Hazel Cheek
Tenn
Terry Lynn Davenport
Marianne Griffin
Ind
Gilbert Ulmer
Janice MclClure
Moundview
Ernest Arnett
Annette Ketchum
Stouffer Place
James Butelli
Mamie Shipley
Delbert Skinner
Bobbie Bench
Ohio
Earl Garner
N. H
Waldo Monroe
Mich
J. W. McManus
Elizabeth McCall
R. I
Edna Mills
Lila Phillips
Virginia Minks
Shirley Ireland
DeSoto
David Allen
Dale Johnson
Baldwin
Beverly Kipson
Frederick Funke
William Blundell
W. 25Th
Alan Vausbinder
Barker Ct
William Leme
Sany
Ark
Alan Hack
James Bouska
Overland Park
Norman Daniels
Lecompton
Rightists revolt over Massu firing in Algiers crisis
European settlers pressure De Gaulle as mass unrest erupts in Algiers after Gen Jacques Massu is dismissed. Right wing factions rally and demand options for a French Algeria while De Gaulle offers three votes on affiliation, home rule, or independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
de Gaulle
Algeria
Jacques Massu
Massau
Massu
Philippe Marais
France
Pardon Attorney For Docking Sets For A G Campaign
Dale Spiegel pardon attorney for Gov. George Docking announces his run for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Spiegel, 34, previously won the party’s 1958 nomination, defeating John Stice. Anderson may seek a third term as attorney general. Docking’s parole and clemency powers are handled by Spiegel, who must have Docking’s signature on pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Dale Spiegel
George Docking
Spiegel
John Anderson
Anderson
Emporia
John Stice
Wichita
University of Kansas
Lyon County
Strong City
Docking
Court Refuses Ruling On Missouri Seizure Law
The Supreme Court, in a 63 division, declined to rule on Missouri’s law authorizing governor seizure of public utilities during threats or actual strikes. Justice Stewart said the issue was not live, while Justice Black dissented, arguing the Missouri Supreme Court erred in treating it as a live controversy. Local AFL CIO opponents had challenged the act’s validity after the state court upheld it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Missouri
Stewart
Majority
Justice Black
Warren
Brennan
State Supreme Court
Black
Missouri Supreme Court
Io Review
Stat
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Afl-Cio
High Tribunal
Classes Help Iowa City Quarterback Prospect Return
UK-Ed Tran cygier was groomed for the Iowa football quarterback job but flunked summer school. He is back in class and aims to be eligible to compete next fall. He says attending classes helps his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Ed Trancygier
Trancygier
Gov Docking vows veto on emergency fund increase
Topeka Gov George Docking said he will veto a bill raising Kansas emergency fund from about 400000 to one million dollars. He noted the fund was raised in 1987 and some money was spent and warned a true emergency costing a million would trigger a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
Docking
Finance Council
President Eisenhower Named First Honorary Fellow
President Eisenhower is named the first honorary fellow of the Institute of Human Relations by a delegation from the American Jewish Committee. They praised his global leadership for peace and freedom and his strides toward equality for Americans of all races and creeds. The gift included 54 books for the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Institute of Human Relations
American Jewish Committee
White House
Abilene
Kan
Frederick F. Greenman
New York
Car Demolished but Driver Uninjured in Rural Crash
A 1956 car slid off Globe Clinton Road near Law rence injuring no one. Donald Lee Chaney of Route 2 Richland told deputies he lost control on a hill, the car hitting a small bridge then leaving the road into a ravine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Clinton
Lawrence
Donald Lee. Chaney
Richland
Douglas County
Sheriff's Deputies
Scouts to Attend Kaw Council Ball Commemorating 50th Scout Anniversary
About 200 Explorer and Senior Scouts from eight Kansas counties will attend the Kaw Council Golden Anniversary Ball in Kansas City on January 30. Guests include Gov. and Mrs. Docking, Mayor and Mrs. Mitchum, Kaw Council president Robert Cox, and Capt. R. C. Dailey. Tickets cost $2 a couple from the council office at 609 Minn Ave, Kansas City Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Council
Kansas City
Douglas
Anderson
Wyandotte
Johnson
Miami
Franklin
Leavenworth
Linn
George Docking
Town House Hotel
Paul Mitchum
Kan
Robert Cox
Legal Fight Set In Finch's Case
A criminal trial in Los Angeles centers on whether Carole Tregoff was coerced into self incrimination in the Finch murder case. Dr. R Bernard Finch and his ex wife are involved as co defendants, with a fourth week under way. The defense moves to bar the transcript from the preliminary hearing citing Tregoff's un warned testimony and emotional breakdown. The prosecution notes inconsistencies in her testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Finch
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Miss Tregoff
Douglas County State Bank re-elects officers at annual meeting
All officers and directors of the Douglas County State Bank of Lawrence were re-elected at the stockholders annual meeting. Capitalization rose from 180000 to 200000 via stock dividends. C I Moyer named board chairman and Chester Jones remains president. Other officers include Raymond F. Rice Dick Williams G M Clem Harold R Schoye Dorothy A Rooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County State Bank of
Lawrence
Chester Jones
C. I. Moyer
Jones
Raymond F. Rice
Dick Williams
G. M. Clem
Harold R. Schoye
Dorothy A. Rooney
Miss Rooney
Douglas County
Ben Carman
Everett €. Hopp
L. E. Morgan
Robert B. Oyler
Odd Williams
Skipper’ Williams
Flames Sunday Take 20 Lives Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports multiple fatal house and vehicle fires nationwide. Among the victims are seven children in Manning South Carolina from a gasoline spill incident, an entire Negro family’s children in Tompkinsville Kentucky, Philadelphia fire fatalities, Dallas children burned, and two youths found dead in a car wreck near Hardwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manning
S.C
Tompkinsville
Philadelphia
Dallas
Tex
Hardwick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Florida
Centron
Mimi Frink
Marilyn Allen
Karen McKinsey
Linda Larson
Sara Hardiman
Larry Sneegas
Bill Perry
Tom Rea
Tom Yadon
Miss Bryant
KU Chorale
Anita Bryant
Brown
George Gobel
Breakfast Club
Centron Corporation
Phillips Petroleum
Iron Personnel
Misa Bryant
Hollywood
Tulsa
Bobby Goad
Kansas University
Jack Mitchell
Goad
Mias Bryant
Mias Oklahoma
Grace E. Buell
Miss. St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Marvin Buell
Harold Jeffries
Harold Summers
Page, Neb
Marvin Lee Buell
Walcott
Frank Sommer
Salina
Charles Kaiser
Miltonvale
Arthur McNew
1805
Cooper-Warren
Oxygen
New Hampshire
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
Viti
DCSB
Flames
Lawrence Memorial
Invest In
America
New York Stock Exchange
George Hedrick
WM. Terrell
Mass
Carl Mingos
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!