Council for Children Draws Three From K U
A faculty member and two students from Kansas University will attend the Kansas Council for Children and Youth meeting in Topeka on Friday. De Firik Mc Wright, professor of chemical psychology, leads a bare session after a panel discussion. Brad Seheafer and Dorothy Sheets, both of Topeka, are the student panelists discussing youth responsibilities.
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Club notes and events for Friday and Saturday
Weekly club notices list the Bridge Club dinner at 222 Perry St and a party night dance at the Fairgrounds 40th anniversary. Fidelity Shrine parlor holds a stated meeting at the Masonic Temple Friday night. Lawrence Oshaa Camera Club postpones its meeting to Friday at 7 30 pm with a slide program titled Best Slides of the Year featuring winners from the Photo-Graphic Society of America.
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Mrs F H Smithmeyer Visits With Relatives in Kansas City
Mrs F H Smithmeyer with her daughter Mrs H Warren Reding of Pittsburgh returned to Lawrence Wednesday after a week with Mr and Mrs H J Longenecker and daughter Miss Mary Longenecker in Kansas City Reding is staying at the Eldridge Hotel Miss Lincoln of Phoenix visited this week at the home of her sister in law Mrs C Lincoln Miss Rosadel Albert who has been with her aunts Lena and Rosa Albert left Wednesday night for St Louis to spend a few days
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Friends travel plans and a hospital patient update
Mrs Nellie S Price of 1709 Tenn St is a patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a fall on Wednesday morning that left her with a leg fracture between the knee and ankle. Mr and Mrs M B Winter Jr left Wednesday for a trip to the east coast, visiting New York City and Washington DC with relatives Eberhardt and others. Mrs Ben McDonald of Springfield Mo is visiting Miss Irene Peabory and Mrs H I Peabaly this week.
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Fathers Night at Hillcrest PTA Draws Fathers
A large field of Hillcrest parents attended the annual Fathers Night at the school on Monday evening. Rev. Dale Turner led the meeting as president with Olin Petefish as secretary pro tem. Prof P C Sylvester-Bradley and Roxe Morgan spoke on common values and family recreation, followed by a barbershop quartet and Mayor John Crown performing lively pieces. Larry Heeb stressed family recreation and various shared activities, then a social hour concluded the event with fathers handling kitchen duties and decor.
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Larry Heeb
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Kenneth Beasley
Regents to discuss repairs and chair election in Topeka
Kansas University maintenance plans include small repairs and replacing a car for university officials. The Board of Regents meets Friday in Topeka to set agenda and elect a new chairman to succeed Lester McCoy of Garden City.
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Mount Singgalang Receives 320 Days of Rain Annually
The central Sumatra mountain Mount Singgalang is noted for receiving about 320 days of rain each year. Local climate experts attribute the heavy rainfall to its geographic position and surrounding topography, highlighting implications for nearby communities and ecosystems.
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First WWII Yank in Europe Hopes to Return to Ireland
Milburn H Henke, a 7 year old operator of a lunch counter in Hutchinson Minn, recalls being the first American soldier to set foot on European soil in World War II. He says the moment was quiet news then, and he hopes someday to return to Northern Ireland where he gained early fame. He hesitates on exact dates, recalling a radio talk with a general and photographers capturing the moment as troops landed.
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