Wedding in Topeka and varied weekend visits noted
Mrs Hattie Landon and Mrs Loretta Umholtz joined Mr and Mrs Irvin Davison for a Topeka wedding at the First Methodist Church where Shirley Knochs wed Gerald Snell. Nearby reports list guests visiting Dobbs and Edmonds households, plus a contested school fund grant distribution and an Olean attorney told of a $50 six month raise followed by job abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Landon
Loretta Umholtz
Irvin Davison
Topeka
Shirley Knochs
Gerald Snell
First Methodist Church
Dewey Terry
Donna
Jerry Terry
Phyllis Edmonds
Nelson Williams
Toronto
Charles Dame
Chanute
Joel Dobbs
Daughers
Mary Beth
Jody
Charles Benjamin
Denver
William Dobbs
Milton Edmonds
Dorothy Humphrey
Canon City
Colo
Vivian
Gregory
Beaver
Okla
Jack
Olean, N. Y
Bernard P. Gill
Olean
Farm Bureau Opposes Kennedy Wheat Plan in Congress
The American Farm Bureau Federation condemns the Kennedy administration wheat program for 1962 as ineffective against over production. It would raise supports by 25 cents a bushel and requires a 10 percent acreage cut, with retirement payments and separate handling from feed grains. Spokesmen Charles Marshall and Lewis Munn argue for cropland adjustment instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation Today
Farm Bureau
Congress
House Agriculture
Charles Marshall
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Lewis Munn
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Kennedy
U.S
Court weighs power in Kansas reapportionment case
Shawnee County District Court took under advisement a suit filed by L. F. Cushenberg challenging the lack of general reapportionment since 1886. Senators Wunsch and Mitchell argued the court lacks jurisdiction over a sovereign legislature, while Cushenberg urged the judiciary cannot force constitutional obedience and cited potential consequences if the legislature ignores the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Shawnee County
L. F. Cushenberg
Oberlin
House
Beryl Johnson
Paul Wunsch
Rkingman
Senate
Bill Mitchell
R-Hutchinson
Wunsch
Mitchell
Herbert Marshall
Cushenberg
KU Plans Creative Dramatics Classes for Youngsters
The Kansas University Speech Department along with University Theatre will offer a nine session program in creative dramatics for children from third to fourth grade in Murphy Hall Room 235. Sessions run on nine Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 10:30 to 11:15. Enrollment is limited and parents may call KU Ext. 268 between 9 am and 5 pm on Friday or Monday to sign up. All charges apply. The activities focus on informal play under a leader, with emphasis on participation rather than audience. Miss Karen Saad will lead, guiding rhythms pantomimes dialogues and characterizations as stories are played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Speech Department
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
KU Ext
Karen Saad
Social visits and family travel notes in Kansas area
A long list of visits and travels across Kansas and neighboring states. Mr and Mrs Max Black of Kansas City Missouri visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Black. Several families from Overland Park Salina Pittsfield Ill Hominy Okla Paola Lexington Mississippi Lexing ton and other towns hosted relatives and friends. A birth is announced at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Leedy
Okla
LeNora Bloom
Enid
Bernice Hall
Leavenworth
Myrtice Wyatt
Kansas City
Elmer Dobbs
Orlando
Fla
William S. Dobbs
Harry L. Willits
Butler, Mo
Elsie Willits
Russell
Max Black
Frank Black
Keith Zachariah
Overland Park
Robert Davison
Charles Hardman
Salina
Eric Steeper
Eddie Dicke
Ed Trackwell
Pittsfield
Ill
James Lobb
William Botts
Hominy
Elmer Palmer
Hazel VanDruff
Neil VanDruff
Colorado Springs
Kenneth Slack
Paola
Milton Nickels
Winchester
Clarence Sanders
Ray Kimmel
Lake of the Ozarks
Walter Wyatt
Arthur. Edmonds
Carl Hall
Milton Edmonds
Gerald Edmonds
Linda
Pittsburg
Larry Edmonds
Lloyd Dobbs
W. S. Dobbs
Charles Marrs
Chicago
Clara Landon
Phyllis Edmonds
Jerry Terry
Fred Laster
Tony Wayne
Excelsior Springs
Meriden
Dollie Earl
Ralph Chapman
Winston-Salem
N.C
Local residents host visiting families in Kansas area
A string of social visits unfolds as Mr. and Mrs. Estle Chapman host in Kansas City Kansas. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black welcome John Harley Black and three sons from Meriden. Several other couples and families in McLouth and surrounding towns are noted as visiting or hosting friends and kin, including attendees at Delmar Trudell’s birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Chapman
Estle Chapman
Kansas City
Kan
John Harley Black
Meriden
Frank Black
Irvin Davison
Victor Lindeman
Kansas
Thelma Dicke
Pittsfield
Ill
Pete Trackwell
Bendena
C. D. Meredith
Bob Annis
Little Rock
Ark
C. R. VanDruff
Clyde Radford
Topeka
Bryan Swain
Connie
Tonganoxie
Guilford Ridg
Baker University Receives General Foods Fund Grant
Baker University at Baldwin will share in the 1961 grants totaling 540 000 dollars awarded to educational institutions by the General Foods Fund Inc. The amount to be received by the university will support educational programs and campus initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
General Foods Inc
Baker University At Baldwin
General Foods Fund, Inc
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Lawrence
Bob Faulk
Indiana
SWIFT
Harwood
Winnie Harwood
Ibs
A&p
Jane Parker
Ann Page
Jore
Ann
Bex
Sane
Ann Page Fine Foods
ANN Page Tomato
Sultana Brand
AGP
Coe
Janes
Vegal
19Th ST
Meadow Lake Margarine
Alcoa Aluminum
Mazda
Toredins
Freezer Supplies
Sunshine Hydrox
U.S.D
Wieners
New York
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