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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1954
Page
6
An article on child deception explains that frequent lying signals underlying needs rather than innate deceit. It uses Tom, a gifted yet anxious boy, whose parents realized their high expectations fueled his lies. Through patient dialogue and support his anxiety eased, grades stabilized, and he found confidence.
Mrs Henry Millerett known as Connie North endured a severe blood poisoning after a pitch fork penetrated her foot. Her mother Mrs William Edmonstson and other relatives assist at home as visitors from Clyde and nearby towns arrive for the weekend. Highway work on US No 32 continues with inbound material hauled from the east.
One way traffic pattern now directs vehicles from US No 24 40 south of Ray's Truck Stop toward Mackey schoolhouse with roads set to join. Public guidance indicates continued travel through the area as routes merge.
Lawrence Daily Journal World notes a short business meeting with refreshments served by the hostess. Mrs. O A Bidinger accompanied. Mr and Mrs John Lavin and daughter of Iowa visited Topeka last Tuesday and Lawrence Saturday July 8 1954. Stull E U B Church held a children’s day program last Sunday with a large attendance. Mrs Ebon Anderson cared for Stubeck grandchildren while relatives were visiting. Mrs Katherine Hout spent nights in Topeka with her sister Mrs Frank Raab. The Lavin family and Richland visitors shared Wednesday evening at the Francis Lavin home.
A business caller mentions Mrs C P Winterscheid returning from vacation and family visits. The county 4-H fair is set for August 18 to 20. Miss Delores Ousrahl attended the Theta Rho rally at Camp Washunga in Junction City last week. Mrs Charlie Wise and Ronald Robb are patients at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Bertha Winterscheid attended a picnic at Clinton Park. Arley Clark becomes carrier on the new US Mail route No 3 starting July 1.
Greek foreign ministry spokesman said Turkish Greek and Yugoslav diplomats will meet in Bled Yugoslavia on July 30 to sign a Balkan military alliance. A draft would be completed by Monday after a week of talks by diplomats and military leaders from the three nations. No details of the pact contents were released.
A French military tribunal last night sentenced former Nazi wardens to death for mass murder of about 3,000. Prison terms up to life were imposed on 84 others. The trial addressed wartime atrocities in occupied France.
Mr and Mrs Francis Anderson and son and Mrs Anderson moved to Richland to join family. Henry Fergel of Topeka visited with Mrs O A Bidinger and Mrs Katherine Hout. John Lavin and daughter Becky from Iowa spent a vacation with grandmother and uncle Francis Lavin. Frank Raab and grandson Earl Dennis of Topeka and Richard Tallant with Rickie of Lawrence visited Mrs Ridinger and Katherine. The backward party of the Stall Needle Craft club met at Mrs Fred Hartman’s home with Mrs Ernest Damm assisting. Several visitors and children attended.
Mrs F H Leonhard and Mrs Frank Walters attended a monthly meeting of the Old Friends club at the home of Mrs E H May in Lawrence Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Walters led the devotionals. A Conrad of Kansas City was present.
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