Lawrence News Highlights Include Students Abroad and Local Visits
Fosonats Elizabeth Harris, 19, left Lawrence for Paris to study ballet and French, visiting Karen Mills in New Jersey en route. She plans two months in Paris before returning to enroll at Kansas University as a sophomore in September. Dorothy A. Rooney attended a bank women conference in Rapid City. Ross McKinney spoke on Water Resources at a SUNY symposium. Fran and family from Denver visited Mrs. Franz Wiedemann in Lawrence. Allan Herman named by Osborne County couple after birth June 9. The Huonker and Thien families hosted relatives in Lawrence. E K Stevenson and children from Tulsa spent two weeks with Harry Mitchell's family. En-Geo Oil Inc. announces a newly formed corporation with Steven son as president.
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Elizabeth Harris
Jack Harris
Lawrence
Paris
France
New York City
Karen Mills
Convent Station
N. J
Miss Harris
Kansas University
Dorothy A. Rooney
Douglas County State Bank
Rapid City
S. D
National Association of Bank Women, Inc
Ross McKinney
State University of New York
Robert Wiedemann
Denver
Colo
Wetney
Franz Wiedemann
Vt. St
Herman Becker
Cawker City
Kan
Allan Herman
Osborne Hospital
Walter Becker
Downs
Vern Swallow
Lecompton
Elmer T. Huenker
St. Louis
Stevenson
En-Geo Oil Inc
Officials to Lead 30 Crew for American Football League Season
The American Football League will deploy a staff of 30 game officials this year. The list includes veteran crews and new referees, aiming to improve game management and officiating consistency across venues.
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American Football League
Display of Roses Is Highlight of Meeting Of Local Flower Club
The Lawrence Flower Club opened its summer meeting at South Park Recreation Center with an extensive rose display. Mrs. E S Parnell spoke on miniature roses and showed about 25 varieties while detailing care and grooming for show readiness.
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South Park Recreation Center
Lawrence Flower Club
Bess le Suer
James Wood
Ralph Colman
S. E. Casebier
Casebier
Topeka Tornado Aid Planned by Trinity Church Women
Trinity Episcopal Church women organize relief for Topeka tornado victims. They will collect clean pressed clothing food and household goods at Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Trinity Episcopal
Topeka
Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall
Phelps Return Home After Europe Bus Crash
Mr and Mrs Phelps returned to Lawrence Tuesday evening after a bus truck accident in northern Italy hospitalized Mrs Phelps for 15 days. She suffered a concussion and was unconscious three days. now recovering at home. They toured Belgium Holland Germany Switzerland Italy and France when a truck hit their bus on a cliff road north of Pisa Italy.
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Rice Phelps
Lawrence
Italy
Phelps
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
France
Pisa
Richardson Family 39th Reunion Highlights 101st Birthday
The 39th Asa and Phebe Richardson reunion gathered 85 attendees at South Park Recreation Center. The oldest member, Mabel R. Pontius, turned 101 on Feb 2. Historian Ross Wulfkuhle reported 564 on the family register. New officers elected: President Flora Nell Dickey, Vice President Ted Armstrong, Secretary-Treasurer Harold Pontius.
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Asa
Phebe Richardson
South Park Recreation Center
Mabel R. Pontius
Ross Wulfkuhle
Flora Nell Dickey
Ted Armstrong
Harold Pontius
Fred Colman
Corona
Calif
Mabel Richardson
Bemidji
Minn
Paul Richardson
Walter Richardson
Dallas
Tex
Jeanette Ratzlaff
Tucson
Ariz
Mary Peterson
la Crosse
Wis
Clayton Pontius
Eskridge
Kan
Robert E. Richardson
Fort Clayton
Canal Zone
Wilfred Day
Fresno
Flora Humbard
Pomona
Ellis Votan
Janice
Steve
Mark
Tim
David
Nancy
Shenandoah
Iowa
James Afflick
Patricia
Helen Marie
Linda Sue
Kansas City
Roger Thomas
Jerry Dickey
Marcy
Bill
R. O. Dickey
Leawood
Oliver Richardson
Joyce
Shawnee
Rex Davis
Atchison
Vanita Stockwell
Katherine
Topeka
Lecompton
Robert Grant
University City
Lyle Stemmerman
Steven
Bryan
Burlington
Ann Silverthorne
Portland
Ore
Lloyd Bigsby
Stephen
Ernest Bigsby
Don Westheffer
Judy Kay
Sharon Bess
Ivan Hird
Ralph Colman
Ambrose Bigsby
Ethan Smith
Asa Richardson
Ernest
Karen
Diana
Lawrence James
Ronda
Randy
Larry Gish
Lori
Fred A. Richardson
Carroll Pontius
Mery Pontius Cook
Lawrence Teachers Attend Suzuki Workshop in Emporia
Miss Margaret Bushong and Mrs. M. C. Allen attended a Suzuki workshop for stringed instrument teachers in Emporia last week. About eighty teachers from across the United States enrolled. Mr. Suzuki has trained over 8,000 violin students and founded the Talent Education Movement in Japan.
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Margaret Bushong
M. C. Allen
Suzuki
Emporia
Miss Bushong
Russell
Allen
Lawrence
United States
Midwest
Japan
Creamy confectioners sugar frosting with butter
To keep frosting extra creamy and rich, add plenty of butter well beyond typical recipes. After frosting the cake, refrigerate to set and maintain texture.
Legion Auxiliary Chooses Officers for 1966 67
The American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit No. 14 elected officers for 1966 67 at a Tuesday meeting. Officers include President Mrs. Alan Fisher, 1st VP Mrs. C. T. Dockery, 2nd VP Mrs. Tom Ward, Secretary Mrs. Bob Mueller, Treasurer Mrs. George Hulteen, Chaplain Mrs. Frank R. Green, and Historian Mrs. Floyd Stinson. Delegates to the Department Convention June 25 26 at the Baker Hotel in Hutchinson are Mrs. E. C. Neustifter, Mrs. Lloyd McMinn, Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. Thornton Hemphill, and Mrs. Clyde V. Bell. Rehabilitation chair Mrs. Neustifter reported a car load of clothing and bedding sent to tornado victims in Oakland area, Topeka. Poppy Day sales were successful. Refreshments served by Mrs. Harold Fisher, Mrs. Vernon Roy, and Mrs. Minnie Reese.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit No. 14
Alan Fisher
Alice Johnson
C. T. Dockery
Tom Ward
Bob Mueller
George Hulteen
Frank R. Green
Floyd Stinson
Department
The
Baker Hotel
Hutchinson
E. C. Neustifter
Lloyd McMinn
Thornton Hemphill
Clyde V. Bell
Dockery
Neustifter
Oakland
Topeka
Meat Cuts for Grills Featured in Markets
Nationwide markets showcase grill friendly meats with regional price variations. In the Midwest cattle supplies lower beef prices boosting hamburger steaks and roasts for weekend sales. West Coast prices stay higher for beef and pork while the Southeast highlights fryer parts. Northeast leans toward lamb cuts alongside beef as traditional summer produce remains limited by bad weather.
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Midwest
Adventist World Conference Opens at Cobo Hall Detroit
The 50th quadrennial world conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church begins at Cobo Hall Detroit and runs through June 26 with about 10,000 attendees including 1,400 from 189 foreign countries.
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Detroit
Cobo Hall
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Poetry Prize Won by Jayanti Patel at KU
Jayanti Patel, a Kansas University sophomore from Zambia, wins a poetry prize. The honors spotlight Patel's emerging talent and KU's creative writing program recognition.
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Jayanti Patel
Kansas University
Zambia
West Africa Ties for First in Poetry Contest
West Africa finishes in a three way tie for first in the poetry division of the fourth annual contest by the African Scholarship Program of American Universities. His poem is entitled The Rider.
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West Africa
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