Community notes cover meetings and local events in Eudora
Community calendar items describe church society activities including meetings of the Women’s Society of Christian Service and a night circle, a work day lunch event, and youth programs. Addresses and duties for Red Cross swimming enrollment and local civic planning are noted along with visits from Garden City relatives, parsonage moves, and a bowling of church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Moody
Mission School
Sa Baldwin
Lena Wilson
Raceh Wright
William Bruce
Vielin
Riess
Alber
Orchire
Frank Martin
Joris Harris
Archiv Dumesser
Carroll. Gerstenberger
J. D. Adams
John Patterson
India
George Wolfe
Curtis Diedrich
Moorehead
Sid Simons
Women's Society of Christian Service
Leora Trapier
Edwin Ott
Alvin Bond
Frank Page
Carrie Forsythe
Charles H. Shawbaker
Georege Eichelmeyer
Ray Long
Eudora
Roy Breithaupt
Garden City
Howard Wilson
Walter Gerstenberger
Homer Gerstenberger
Gus Koch
D. M. Harris
A. E. Reiss
St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Womens Guild
Prettiest Republican Wins Miss U S A Title
Miss Vermont Carlene King Johnson of Rutland captures Miss U S A with a 22 year old blue eyed blond winner, besting Arkansas Nebraska California and Georgia. She runs a jewelry business and says the business is resting as she enters Miss Universe semifinals. She notes Vermont Republicans are traditional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Vermont
U.S.A
Carlene King Johnson
Rutland
Arkansas
Nebraska
California
Georgia
Johnson
Atlantic City
Miss Johnson
Clark Gable Plans Marriage To Kay Williams After Long Friendship
In Encino California Clark Gable 34 and Kay Williams formerly Spreckels announced plans for marriage after a lengthy friendship. They met in 1943 and said the wedding was planned quietly with possible future children. The actor noted they may enlarge their family and consider space at his ranch for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encino
Calif
Clark Gable
Kay Williams
Spreckels
Kay
Gable
Adolph Spreckels
Joan Spreckles
Gablé
Weather Rundown Across Regions With 100 Degree Heat
Wide area heat persists from Rockies to Atlantic Coast as readings stay in the 80s to over 100. Montana hits 106 in Miles City and Glasgow. Yuma reaches 110 in the Southwest. Central and northern plains show warmth with 80s nights while New England enjoys mild 57 to 69 degrees. Some scattered rain dotted the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Montana
Miles City
Glasgow
Desert
Yuma
Ariz
Central
Northern Plains
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
New England
New York State
Portland
Maine
Albany
N.Y
Boston
Budget Cuts Threaten Atomic Weapons Program
The Atomic Energy Commission chief warns that Congress cuts would slow weapons materials production. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee seeks an additional 101 million dollars, and Strauss urges action to restore funds to avoid curtailing military and civilian reactor development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Warrant Against Singer Dismissed in New York
A New York warrant for singer actress Jeanette MacDonald was vacated and charges of violating building code dismissed. The arrest warrant dated May 25 related to alleged failure to maintain a Manhattan apartment house. Inspectors testified the cited conditions had been corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeannette MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Manhattan
Kansans to Mackinac for Interstate Session
Sixteen Kansans will attend the Interstate Cooperation Commission meeting at Mackinac Island Michigan from July 24 to 27. Delegates include Lt Gov John McQuish House Speaker Rob ert H. Jennison and Attorney General Harold KR Fatzer, plus university officials and state department leaders on panels about higher education and water resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Interstate Cooperation Commission
Mackinac Island
Mich
Arnold Jones
Kansas State College
R. V. Smrha
Water Resources Division
John McCquish
Robert H. Jennison
Harold
Illinois Tosser Leads in Horseshoe Tourney
Glen Anderson of Moline leads qualifying in the national horseshoe pitching championships at Murray Utah. He scored 521 points from 20 shoes as 36 top throwers advance to round robin play. Runners up include Don Pitcomb Sunnydale Calif 517 Cletus Chapelle Portland Ore 512 and Dale Dixon Des Moines Iowa 5. Other early scores include Marines Tamboer Wichita and Jewel Lilly Lamar Mo 424 with Alvin Dahlene and Roland Kraft of Lawrence also competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Utah
Glen Anderson
Moline
Anderson
Don Pitcomb
Sunnydale
Calif
Cletus Chapelle
Portland
Ore
Dale Dixon
Des Moines
Iowa
Marines Tamboer
Wichita
Jewel Lilly
Lamar
Loyalty Balk No Basis For Federal Evictions
Washington and Rep. Wint Smith predict Red China’s admission to the United Nations will be seriously considered soon. He says if the U S recognizes Red China, Russia might withdraw East Germany and Germany could become neutral with only an interior police force. A group of foreign experts believes Poland Hungary Romania Czech cases would move to neutrality, with U S aid. Tenants cannot be evicted for not signing a nonmembership form in subversive organizations per a federal appeals court ruling. The decision affects the Rudders at Lincoln Heights Dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep. Wint Smith
R-has
U.N
U. S
United Nations
Russia
East Germany
Germany
France
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Smith
U. S. Court of Appeals
John
Doris Rudder
Lincoln Heights
National Capital Housing Authority
Rudders
Mamie Leads Guests On Lake Geneva Yacht Cruise
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower hosted wives of British and French delegates to the Big Four Conference aboard a yacht and flotilla of small boats on Lake Geneva. The party included Mrs. Max Petitpierre, Lady Eden, Mrs. Edgar Faure, Mrs. John Foster Dulles, Mrs. Franklin C Gowen, and Mrs. Livingston Merchant. They planned a 245 hour cruise to views along the Swiss French coast, including the historic cottage where Trotsky and Lenin plotted during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Mamie Eijsenhower
Lake Geneva
United States
Max Petitpierre
Switzerland
Eden
Edgar Faure
John Foster Dulles
Franklin C., Gowen
Livingston Merchant
U. S
Leon Trotsky
V. I. Lenin
Prospects for Balanced U.S. Budget Improve
Secretary Humphrey reported early signs for a balanced federal budget in fiscal 1936 as prosperity boosts tax revenue. Fiscal 1955 ended June 30 with a deficit of 4.192 billion dollars, while actual spending exceeded forecasts by a billion, yet the gap was 300 million less than Eisenhower had expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
McPherson Man Held for Rape Robbery Trial
Richard Ruhr, 29, of McPherson Kansas, ordered held for district court on forcible rape and first degree robbery charges. Bond set at $10,000 after waiving preliminary hearing. Prosecutor says Ruhr admitted raping a woman here and taking a $75 check Tuesday and raping another woman in Manhattan on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Richard Ruhr
McPherson
Kas
Phillip Harris
Ruhr
Manhattan
Flower Club meets at Mrs. Riley’s for morning coffee
Flower Club held its Tuesday gathering at the home of Mrs. Riley with 24 members and 3 guests. Vases of garden flowers and roses filled the rooms as members shared coffee and a silent prayer for President Eisenhower and world leaders at the Geneva conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Club
Riley
Eisenhower
Floyd Broers
Joe Jaimes
W. Henerick
Women’s Society gathers for noon meeting in church
Eudora group Mrs. A J Byington led devotions titled When Saw We Thee a Stranger at the Methodist Community room. Mrs. Russell Greer sang The Holy City with accompaniment by Mrs. L J Fiber as the lesson titled In Street and Shop and Tenant...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
A. J. Byington
Russell Greer
Holy City
L. J. Fiber
Lincoln Park Softball Game At Lincoln Park Tonight
In Topeka 1955 Lawrence cham will play Henry Manufacturing Co of Topeka in a soft game tonight at Lincoln Park. Flower Box defeated the Ap 0 Wee Wednesday by night, though tentacles found in stomach indicate that o c iD be 310 feet gh sarees with extended, largest on ht by man was 20 feet he weighed 140 pounds.
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Kenneth Fersherz
John Strom
Fam Tapat
Felix Mulers Cortestye
Hugo Miterpease
Roy Breyhaupt
Ated
How
Srel Wilson
Sarih Tarvsamaon
Ross Smith
Bow Beteibek
Eudora +H Club
Arden Ott
Emma Dtean Miner
Allen
Larry
Jerry Ott
Alice
Oliver Cart Bechel
Kansas City Business Men's
Eudora Methodist Church
David Ellsworth
Berson Vniex
Lanke
Hueueq Rute
Bostic
Singer
Mackinac
Alvin Dahlene
Roland Kraft
Lawrence
China
Mamie
U.S
Chola Breithaupt
Ray Odgen
Stanley Skwarte
Shawnee
Willam Spitzli
Barbard
Marsden Thomas
Sujit
Donald Baxter
Dawn
Kansas City
Riph Snyder
Anna Gabriel
Harold Gabriel
Albert Hornberger
F. LaMinnt
Cfe Westerhouse
Dutt Resnitz
Alice Bernitz
Arthur Bernitz
Bios Eels Space
NORGE
Norge Dealer
Lincoln Park
Sofitall
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