Apple Pie School Hosts Survival Program With Air Force Instructors
Apple Pie School hosts Project Apple Pie as survival instructors and Air Force crewmen teach students signaling, self protection, and food gathering. The program includes lake fishing near the ridge camp, a cross country night hike, and tours of a base plus a party at the airmen Service Club where four students performed western songs with guitars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Like
Forbes Air Force Base
Forbes
Douglas County
ASC
Farell Phillips
Dennis Belknap
Richard Larson
Air Force
Apple Pie
Jane, Anderson
NCO Club
Airmen's Service Club
Clifford Downing
Filmer Downing
David Walker
Solon Mitchell
Roger
Gary Goff
Ralph Goff
Borders
Roy Johnson
Mediey
K U Study Aims to Adapt Caffeine for Medical Use
Kansas University chemist Dr. J. H. Burckhalter leads a Public Health Service project turning caffeine derivatives into potential heart disease aids. The National Heart Institute renewed an $8,145 grant to continue three years of work with research assistants Cecil Caldwell and Dale Dill listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
J. H. Burckhalter
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
National Heart Institute of the Public Health Service
K. U
Burekhalter
Cecil Caldwell
Walnut Grove
Miss
Dale Dill
Yates Center
Seven Hungarians Arrested in Budapest Anti-Russian Rebellion
Report lists seven arrestees in Budapest linked to the October anti-Russian rebellion, including a 15 year old girl. Unconfirmed figures suggest as many as 17,000 arrests across Hungary in recent weeks by Premier Janos Kadar's regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Foreign Ministry Denies Figure in Counterrevolution Offer
A Foreign Ministry spokesman rejected the reported figure and declined to confirm any total offer related to counterrevolution policies. The brief statement clarified no approval or acknowledgment of the claimed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Ministry
U.S. Photographer Free After Budapest Jail Stay
Georgette Chappelle an American freelance photographer, freed after 50 days in a Budapest prison, landed at Idlewild Airport and proclaimed gratitude for being American. She had been charged with crossing into Hungary from Austria and compared her return to a Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgette
Dickey) Chappelle
Budapest
United States
Amerl
Miss Chappelle
Hungary
Austria
Idlewild
Union Considers Spending Plans
President Wee Tam and ARTACIO officials spoke at a union planning meeting. The discussion covered organizing efforts in Pasi, the role of unions in improving pay and work standards, and anticipated upturns in labor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mess
Artacio
Nas
Pasi
Pias
Local News Briefs from Reno and Nearby Tours
Mr. and Mrs. 0 Wo Cgrintep accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C J de Toffen toured through Movidt for ten weeks ending last Monday evening. They visited Miami Beach Cyprus Gardens near Winter Haven and the Everyhides, with stops at Clearwater and St Petersburg. They returned via Biloxi Mississippi and New Orleans. Osmosa and Kansas City visits are noted for other locals. Many Reno residents attended the funeral of William Winkleman at the Kansas Methodist Church in Linwood on January 40. Casket bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. de Toffen
Bat
Miami Beach
Cyprus Gardens
Winter Haven
Clearwater
St Petersburg
Florida
Biloxi
Miss
New Orlens Ukenworth
Kansas Methodist Church
Linwood
John and
Floyd Gilliand
Omar Browning
Maurice Black Jr
John Snyder
Dale Allison
Vernon DeHoff
Robert Graham
Poets and Pupils Featured in School Exhibition
A damaged page details a school event honoring Kane with sunflowers on Friday. William Puckett and Mes Peres Wolters are named among attendees. John Hitmiteith led a turnout with absentee noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasan
Ates
Ben Mavey
Poon
Poe-daa
Rene
William Puckett
Mes Peres Wolters
John Hitmiteith
Murs. Walters
Ovkken
Kane
Rotary Chih Dine Reg Party and Legion March of Dimes
OSKALOOSA Rotary Club hosted a dine and reg party at the Summer Hotel with guest Fred Thompson and music by William. Junction City’s Ralph Snyder and Topeka's Carl Snyder visited their cousin Mrs Celia Phinney. American Legion Auxiliary held its annual March of Dimes event in the Legion Hall raising about 50 dollars. Hostess committee included Gladys Tenpenny Imogene Frisbie Gladys Wallace Frances Stember and Dorothy Strapp. Card games ended with pie and coffee. New Auxiliary officers elected: President Lucile Means Vice President Rosa Simpson Secretary Florence Dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Chih
Fred ‘Thompson
Our
Kansas
William
Ralph Snyder
Junction City
Carl Snyder
Topeka
Celia Phinney
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Dimes Treasury
Gladys Tenpenny
Imogene Frisbie
Gladys Wallace
Frances Stember
Dorothy Strapp
Auxiliary
Lucile Means
Rosa Simpson
Florence Dry
Community Notices From Topeka Circle and Nearby
Local social notes detail visits by families including Hattie Frick Lottie Johnson Carol Pottert and numerous Bakers Parmatee and Reece relatives in Topeka. Navy moves involve Michael Johnson at North Island San Diego transferring to Nurtan Oklahoma. A Florida wedding leads to family gatherings with Shultz and Hannah siblings. County events feature basketball champions Oskie Hear with coach Don Frickey. Grayson Happy Hour Club holds a Kansas contest and elects new officers. The Sols Conservation District plans an April 21 meeting with Dr Glenn Beck as speaker. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow named from Perry high school. Births reported include Allen Keith Kelley in Ulm Germany. grandparents Frank and Mrs. Kelley of Lawrence. Homemakers club meets for January with a potluck and needlework session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Frick
Lottie Johnson
Carol Pottert
Willam Baker
Roland Permatee
Mary Ann
Topeka
Mer
Greorge Brown
Brown
Baker
Parmice
Mary Alice
China Belle Reece
Robert Frick
Michael Johnson
North Island
San Diego
Cali
Nurttan
Oklo
Bernard Johnson
Conevordia
Waldo Shultz
Bill
Herbert Shultz
Florida
Buzz Hampton
Bob Robbins
Dint Sharkey
Grayson Happy Hour Club
Zelpha Edmonds
Kansas
Rob MecfCullough
Jena Hudson
Jennie Neibsch
Fern ‘Brown
Sols
Jefferson
Dan
Glenn Beck
State College
Manhattan
Joseph Schrader
Charles Foster
Rae Shufflebarger
Ivan Miller
B. W. Newsmne
John Hamon
Valley Fe
Harold Lukins
Mc Louth
Paul Onsleigh
Winchester
Carl Amerine
Perry
Eva Jean McNish
Betty Crocker
Patti Tubach
Harry Hampton
Allen Kelley
Ulm
Germany
Allen Keith
Local social notes recount visits and receptions
The piece lists several family gatherings and visits in Osage City, including Ed and Robert Webber families from Topeka and Dan Sheldon of Winchester attending a Sunday reception for Herbert Schultz. Don Harbour, a Kansas State College student, visited his sister Merle Potters during mid semester break. Mrs. Fred Thompson attended Native Sons and Daughters banquet events in Topeka and was a guest of Mrs. Mrite McCoy, a former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage City
Malliery
Crusée
Ed Webber
Robert Webber
Kansas State College
Merle Potters
Don
Fred Thompson
Topeka
Native Sons
Woman's
Kansas Day Club
M:rite McCoy
Also Mentioned on This Page
K.U
U.S
Lake Titicaca
South America
Lake Ontario
Milt Stoffer
Derby
Pete
Kira
Reno
Oskaloosa
Just
Kentucky
Brothers
Rae Aan
Rst
Ola
Chaie S
Fred
Uwe
Mass
Pickens
George Pickens
John Pickens
Vermont
Ernie Acher
Mobilgas
Kroehler Davenport
Ats
Kroemler
Top & Ts
Azminster
Axminster
nBroner Chasend
Rie Hi
Columbi
Firestone
Mattrass
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!