St. Louis Boy 12 Boards Plane for LA Ride
William Davis 12 from Berkeley Missouri sneaked aboard a TWA Constellation in St Louis saying his mother put him on the flight and that an aunt would meet him in Los Angeles. He wore blue jeans and was unnoticed until airborne as police and officials traced the boy’s missing report.
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Los. Angeles
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Trans World Airline
William Davis
9221
Natural Bridge
Berkeley
TWA
Alvina Kelfisch
William
Secretary Wilson Acknowledges Need to Act His Age
Sec Wilson, aged 65 next Monday, says he must start acting his age. He admits he cannot play golf for relaxation after a July 4 accident in Michigan that left him with injuries. He told reporters he must adjust to aging and duties.
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Wilson
Quantico
Vaw
Higan
Uess
Churchmen answer Eisenhower prayers call at Geneva
Clergymen across denominations announced prayers in support of the Geneva conference. The World Council of Churches and the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. had already appealed for prayers. The Protestant Council of the City of New York issued a petition to be included in morning worship asking leaders of the four nations to seek peace and divine guidance for world harmony.
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New York
Eisenhower
World Council of Churches
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Protestant Council of
Protestant Counsell
God
Four Nations
Geneva
Sedgwick Pike Total Rising in Kansas Turnpike Awards
Kansas Turnpike Authority reports fourteen Sedgwick County contracts worth 4 5 255 874 59 for earthwork bridging and fencing as part of Wichita area expansion. When added to Butler and Sumner County totals, regional contracts mount to 18 240 777 74 with additional Sumner bids and a large 28.4 mile section toward the Oklahoma line pending. Delays in right of way slow progress.
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Kansas’ Turnpike
Sedgwick County
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Gale Moss
KTA
Sumner County
Sedgwick
Wichita
Butler County
Matfield-Green
Topeka
Oklahoma
Sedgiwick County
K State Dean to Lead 3 Month India Mission
Kansas State College veterinary medicine dean E. Leasure will launch a three month trip to India Sunday as part of a three man ICA survey team. The mission will study how India's agriculture can be improved and Kansas State along with four other schools will send staff under ICA contracts to implement the recommendations.
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Kas. UR
E. E. Leasure
Kansas State College
India
International Cooperation Administration
Kansas State
ICA
May 1 Reverts to Public Relations Post in Topeka
May 1 has left that post and has returned to a previous job as a public relations man for the Topeka Chamber of Commerce. Dick is a Kansas University graduate and formerly was engaged in publicity work for the Kansas Territorial Centennial. He makes his home here with his mother and commutes to Topeka.
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Look
Topeka
Kansas U Art Camp prepares yearbook Tempo
At Kansas University Midwestern Music and Art Camp art students work on the yearbook Tempo with Arvid Jacobson as publisher aided by Evelyn DeGraw and Carlyle Smith. The 11 year effort includes 52 pages this year and books are distributed to high school teachers and prospective campers.
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Kansas University
Tempo
Arvid Jacobson
Evelyn DeGraw
Carlyle Smith
Jacobson
Miss DeGraw
Smith
Art Department
Russell L. Wiles
Wiley
High Schooh
Local Teacher Combines Study and Mexico Vacation
Miss Madelyn Clingenpeel, supervisor of elementary vocal music in city schools, combines a vacation with study at Mexico City College. She attends a five week summer workshop in Latin American Culture featuring history education arts crafts dance and music.
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Madelyn Clingenpeel
Mexico City College
Miss Clingenpeel
Clingenpoel
Church Notice Details Weekly Bible Fellowship and Prayer
Bible Chapel notices a Saturday meeting at 6 30 PM with Emmaus Bible School education by William Donata. Monday review of illustrated movare and discussion. Tuesday Prayer meeting announced.
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Tee
Soar
William Mar Donata
Emmaus Bible School
Plymouth Church Serves July Sunday Services
Plymouth Congregational Church at 92 Vermont announces 9:00 a.m. Sunday services through July led by Fanerson Turner and minister William di Bryant. Guest director Shaw and guest organist Carlene Poaster will perform selections from Suite Medievale and other pieces including Meditation and Acclamations.
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Vermont
Fanerson Turner
William di Bryant
Sermronet
Bryant
Nermon
Shaw
Morris Poaster
Poaster
Carlene Eih
Eudora Family Reunion and Births in Lawrence Area
Eudora and nearby areas report a Long family reunion at Shawnee Lake near Topeka with Ralph Long’s kin from Compton California. Ralph Long and sons visited Eudora, staying with Ray Lane before returning home. A new son named Brent Dewayne Durr was born July 12 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durr, with Virginia Brecheisen as the mother and Leon Durr as paternal grandfather.
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Ray Long
Ann
Mary
Billie
Shawnee Lake
Topeka
Ralph Long
Compton
Calf
Bobbie
Garry
Eudora
Ray Lane
Calif
Lindley Stanley
Miami
Fla
Lawrence
Wilson
Larry
C. C. Gerstenberger
Ed Paasch
Karin Ann Paasch
J. W. Foster
Tonga- Nee
Robert Durr
Brent Dewayne
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Durr
Virginia Brecheisen
Ted Brecheisen
Clearfield
Leon Durr
C. C. Gerstenberer
Osage City
Gerstenberger
Irs
Howard Roland
J. D. Mills
Wichita
July events and visitors fill Eudora social pages
The community hosts and guests appear in a long list of social visits and activities. Mrs Roland hosts guests while Paul Sommer visits his father-in-law at St Luke's Hospital. Eudora Flower Club plans the annual July breakfast at Mrs Riley’s home. Junior Neis and family welcome house guests from Waldo and Kansas City. Several families entertain children for birthdays and pool swims. Reverend Fiteworth and youth fellows attend Methodist Youth Camp near Tomes Lake.
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Dauhter
Roland
Paul Sommer
Kansas City
William Selzer
St. Luke's Hospital
Eudora Flower Club
R. M. Riley
Junior Neis
WL Nybere. Hays
B Kinde
Cine Lodge
Harvey Matey
Clathe
Nis
Leslie Kindred
Nelle Catlin
Peoria
Harrys Fetrow
Louise Mertz
Fetrow
Lawrence
Kindred
Catlin
David Fiteworth
Karin
Linda
Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ya-manda Gerstenberger
Judy Windred
Gloria Shirk
Carol Smith
Jeff Simons
Terry Connor
Eudora
Tomes Lake
Methodist
Norman Combest
Lawrence Pool
Jimmy
Combest
Dick Leaves Local Paper
Charles Dick joins the staff of the weekly Lawrefice Out- newspaper, marking a personnel change at the local publication.
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Charles Dick
Lawrefice Out
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