Miss Phyllis Irene Brown Weds Arthur Lee Queen in June Church Ceremony
Miss Phyllis Irene Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn F Brown and Arthur Lee Queen son of Mr and Mrs J L Queen married at First Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony at 8 pm June 25 The service featured organ music and singing by JoAnna Leap with a wedding party including Esther Henderson and Carol Brown The couple will reside in Memphis Tennessee after Sept 1 where Mr Queen will graduate from Southern College of Optometry A long list of out of town guests attended including families from Dallas Chanute Topeka and Kansas City with a reception at the bride’s home and a four tier cake adorned with pink rose buds
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Phyllis Irene Brown
Glenn F. ‘Brown
Arthur Lee Queen
J.L. Queen
E. ‘Allison
First Methodist Church
Franklin Mitchell
JoAnna Leap
Farrirage
Bethany Hospital School of Nursing
Esther Henderson
Carol Brown
Roger Steinbrink
Harold Roesch
Delmer Reiger
Floyd Stayton
Cornelio Paez
Mildred Schultz
Bonnie Corneilous
Henrietta Caldwell
Queen
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Queen
Southern College of Optometry
Dallas
Texas
H.C. Brown
Robert Brown
Chanute
Bloar Schultz
Topeka
J. C. Shankland
Guy Bradford
J. C. Olander
Harry Kennedy
Ray Garrett
Neil Shell
On V. BricMillin
Marl Moody
Mirs
Kenneth ‘Hobbs
Lawrence Ward
Randy
Don Meyers
Ray Nelson
Ruth Benson
Jo Cashore
Mary Lee Kessler
Bob Mackieh
Mary
Ste
Cart Boline
Neal Boline
Hiawatha
Jesse Queen
Nona (Sword
Caro
Vignery
Marlene Fuhrman
Hazel Gildhouse
Roy Steffen
Fred WW
Thornton
Archie A. Roseboom Jr
George Fuhrman
Harold Elliott
Tonie Torkelson
Lernice
Robert Hawks
Jean Hawks
Daisy Ragan
Robert Koelliker
Glenn F. Brown
Tonganoxie Improvement League Sponsored by Three Clubs
The three Federated Women's Clubs in Tonganoxie join the National Community Achievement contest under the National Federation of Women's Clubs. Local groups including Kiwanis Club city council Home Demonstration Units Park Board Masonic Lodge form the Tonganoxie Improvement League and create William Heynen Park near the municipal building. A July 4 free dance at the park from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. benefits the park project with concessions proceeds supporting the effort.
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Tonganoxie
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Kiwanis Club
Park Board
Masonic Lodge
Tonganoxie Improvement League
William Heynen
Heynen
Salina area hosts July visitors and travel tales
Local residents and relatives arrive for the Fourth of July weekend, visiting Gaines and Armstrong families in Manhattan and nearby towns. Lt. Col. George Godding heads to Frankfurt after duty at Fort Leavenworth, with others returning from travels to Colorado, California, and national parks. Several KU faculty and students join summer itineraries, and a family funeral brings relatives from Nevada.
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Stanley Nelsom
Salina
Nelson
Lloyd Gaines
L. H. Koelling
Newton
Iowa
Gaines
George Godding
Frank Godding
Godding
Fort Leaven
Colorado University
Boulder
Ralph Grisham
Manhattan
J. O. Armstrong
Paul W. Gilles
Kansas University
Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Ruth Mason
Joy Lemm
Cleveland
Ohio
H. M. Mason
Colorado
Relatives Return Home After Visits at Tuttle and Schneider Homes
A group including Mrs Roy Tuttle of Nevada ten daughters Mrs Lila Shepard of Sanger California and Mrs Letha Pilcher of Nevada along with nephews Earl Tuttle Pekon Tuttle Harold Tuttle and families and the Abbeys left for Northbrook Illinois after brief visits at George Tuttle and Mrs Frank Schneider homes Also Marcella Olmstead who is seriously ill was moved to St Luke's Hospital for observation Marie Jickseworth travels to Manhattan to be with her son Daniel McAlister admitted to Riley County Hospital Room 112 Manhattan Kansas
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Charles E. Holmes Jr
Stockton
Calif
E. E. Williams
American Physical Society
K.U
Army
Jerry Taylor
Kansas University
Lawrence
Ft. Knox
3Rd Armored
Europe
YWCA
YMCA
Hayden
Sigma Chi
Roy Tuttle
Nevada
George Tuttle
Frank Schneider
Schneider
Lila Shepard
Sanger
Letha Pilcher
Earl Tuttle
Alma
Feeret
Tuttle
Pekon
Harold Tuttle
Dianna
Topeka
Howard Schneuler
Wallace W. Abbey
Mary Margaret
Martha Lu
Northbrook
Ne Abbey
Dro
J. Mc Jewett
Marcella Olmstead
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Marie Jickseworth
Delaware St
Manhattan
Daniel McAlister
Riley County Hospital
Burma Leader Meets New Visit Amid Diplomatic Tension
Burma Prime Minister Yo Samo met with U S officials at the Department of Agriculture for a tightly staged early morning session, following a prior apology for a delayed earlier meeting. The visit replaced a canceled talks when the Burmese leader left after five minutes, saying they would meet another time. A separate delegation from another foreign embassy, identified as Great, was reported nearby as Secretary Benson prepared for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yo Samo
Burma
Department of Agriculture
Prutuel
Ean
Secretary of Agriculture
Beggen
Tony
Benson
Uo Nu
Prime Minister's 4 O'clock Conference With U Nu
The meeting between Britain and U Nu began promptly at 4 PM yesterday but lasted only until Po pom. Benson. It was reported that the Prime Minister regretted that his schedule was so tight he could not stay longer after the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U Nu
Benson
State Wheat Shows Strong Test Results in 1955
The 1955 Kansas wheat crop continues to perform well in official tests across 66 counties. Federal and State Agriculture departments report an average test weight of 61.3 pounds per bushel and a protein content of 12.1 percent from 1,848 carloads. This compares with a 1948-54 average test weight of 59.1 pounds and protein of 12.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Topfka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Wellsville Names New Athletics Coach Harold Brandenburg
New Wellsville coach Harold Brandenburg, previously coaching at Erie for two years, will lead Wellsville High School athletics next year. He is a 1933 Baker University graduate from Baldwin.
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Harold Brandenburg
Erie
Wellsville High School
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas Ban on Movie Goes to Top Tribunal
Kansas bans the film The Moon is Blue, upheld by the Kansas Supreme Court. Holmby Productions and United Artists appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing first and fourteenth amendment violations. A. J. Stanley Jr. represents the state board.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kas
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas State Board of Motion Pictures
A. J. Stanley Jr
Holmby Productions, Inc
United Artists Corp
Censor Board
Truman Family Sells 105 Acres for Shopping Center
The Truman family confirms a Columbus Ohio firm bought 105 acres of the Grandys area farmland for a shopping center. Don M Casto Jr and relatives Harry S Truman Mary Jane Truman and J Vivian Truman are involved as sellers. About 400 acres remain under Truman ownership. Purchase price not revealed.
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Kansas City
Truman
Columbus
Ohio
Don M. Casto Jr
Tropa
Harry S. Truman
Mary Jane Truman
J. Vivian Truman
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Massachusetts
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Don M. Cast
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