Summer Bowling Tourneys Draw Big Prizes In Lawrence
Lawrence bowling scene heats up with Hilton Crest and Stadium lanes hosting novelty tournaments and no headpin events. John Harrell won $83.50 in the headpinless Razle Dazzle, while Judy Cook won the 1966 Queens title in New Orleans. The Pladium event offers a $3 entry, 32 couples, double elimination, and a $200 prize fund with $70 to winners. Benchmarks include top scores from Wednesday Doubles and weekly league play across Hillcrest Bowl and Stadium lanes.
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Lawrence
Lucal
Jerry Deaton
Tillcrest
Tony Griffith
Pladium Lanes
New Orleans
Judy Cook
Kansas City
Judy
Judy Lee
Los Angeles
Pladium
Red Rush
Phowuerd Rien
Pana Ctriftith
Adio Grover
Sarge Moreison
Vedoh Harrell
Wally Lewis
Vern Jamies
Serately
Teague
Sandis
Phar Chooeled Stowe
Pat Powell
Roger Carter
Sadie Fbenton
Down Caine
Martin Theney
Roper Carber
Dtoward Dood
Gene Carpenter
Dale Wheeler
Dewey Pruett
Sadie Joenton
Dere Porter Ofs
Tinda Griffin Ott
Jimie Kuekerdluy
Betty Dsenneds
Jerry Deratun
Emerson Victor 4th Year in Row at London Tennis Meet
Roy Emerson of Australia won the London Tennis Championship for the fourth straight year after Tony Roche Damaged by an ankle injury forfeited the final. Roche had earlier defeated Marty Rieseen in the semifinals while Emerson beat Dennis Ralston in the other semifinal to claim the title.
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London
Australia
Roy Emerson
Tony Roache
Roche
Marty Rieseen
Evanston
Emerson
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Browns Star Jim Brown Faces Training Showdown
Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell says star full back Jim Brown may be suspended without pay if he misses the July 17 start of training in Hiram Ohio for the upcoming NFL season. Brown is in London filming a World War I movie and cannot say how long the assignment will last.
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Cleveland
Jim Brown
Hiram
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Art Modell
Browns
Brown
London
Modell
McKinley Upsets Top Seed In Tulsa Open Tennis
In Tulsa Oklahoma Bobby Mecwinley aged 16 upset top seed Leo Es topare 3 6 6 2 2 Beil from St Louis area. Finalists included Scott Martin Bartlesville Paul Lockwood Tulsa and John Farrar Charas City Kan.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bobby Mecwinley
Leo Estopare
McKinley
Marriage Licenses List from Lawrence Area Cards
A lengthy list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples from Lawrence and surrounding areas. Names include Melvin C. O Connor and Roxanna Lb Jones, Quentin Ik Gilman and Mary G Hodges, and many others spanning Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns with varying ages and partner origins.
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Melvin C. O'Connor
Wichita
Roxanna Lb. Jones
Muncie
Quentin Ik
Gilman
Manhattan
Mary G. Hodges
Monument
Randy M. Signor
Lawrence
Lisa Larrabee
James P. Hyland
Washington
Vicki K. McBride
Hutchinson
Thomas A. Shortridge
Park Ridge
Roberta L. Roberts
Leawood
Richard
Nancy B. Dumler
Russell
William L. Hendricks
Tyler
Tex
Leona Hopeus
Marlin
Barry A. Bennington
Jane K. Wiles
Topeka
50 Year Masonic Pin To Dr William H Palmer
C Virgil Reeves of Baldwin will present a 50 year Masonic pin to Dr William H Palmer of Lawrence at a Lawrence Lodge No 6 meeting in the Masonic Temple He is a member of Glasco Lodge No 292 Glasco Kan and has held membership for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Virgil Reeves
Baldwin
Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge
William H. Palmer
Lawrence
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Masonic Temple
Dr. Palmer
Wesley Sparks 22 in Cincinnati Rookie Clash
Wesley of Kansas led the Wells Warriors with 22 points in a 103-88 win over Ware's Wonders as Cincinnati Royals conclude their summer rookie camp. Robinson of Wyoming added 20, Wills from Oklahoma City University 19, and Billy Smith of Loyola Chicago grabbed 22 rebounds.
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Cincinnati
Wells Warriors
Ware
Cincinnati Royals
Pepper Wilson
National Basketball Association
Big Walt Wesley
Kansas
Flynn Robinson
Wyoming
Jerry Lee Wills
Oklahoma City University
Billy Smith
Loyola of Chicago
Lawrence Superintendent Knox Returns From Midwest Recruiting Jaunt
Dr. Carl S. Knox Lawrence school superintendent returned Friday from a four day teacher recruiting trip to Midwest campuses. He said many job seekers were not on campus but promising prospects are being found and will be interviewed by the staff.
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Carl S. Knox
Lawrence
Midwest
Knox
Every Day Dad's Day For the Wilson Clan
In El Monte California a Marine father in Viet Nam is kept present in the Wilson home through a cracked framed photo, a Marine doll, home movies and frequent letters. Gloria Wilson, Tammy, Fred Jr, and 21 year old Gloria keep the memory alive with daily routines and rituals.
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EL Monte
Calif
Viet Nam
Frederick Wayne Wilson
Wilson
Gloria
Tammy
Fred Jr
Daddy
Sgt. Wilson
Chu Lai
Fred Jeeft
Army Center Plan Gets a Rejection
The Army rejected a plan to organize the Command and General Staff college and other schools under a center concept. It would have moved the signal school from Fort Monmouth New Jersey to Fort Gordon Georgia and created the John F Kennedy Center for Foreign Studies at Fort Bragg North Carolina with a special warfare school. The Haines board recommendations were partly approved including eliminating an 18 week associate course at Fort Leavenworth leaving a single nine month course.
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Army
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows June Totals
Kansas traffic death log reports 1966 totals for June up to 9 am Saturday with 277 deaths, compared to 268 in the comparable 1965 period. The Topeka AP item notes a 24 hour tally from midnight to 9 am Saturday.
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Kansas
Topeka
Horoscope for Monday June 20
Aries caution on impatience could cost money and self control is needed. Taurus appears magnetic with strong artistic opportunity and high priced materials. Gemini should avoid forcing will on others and improve practical use of time. Moon Children urged to expand horizons and act. Leo advised away from gossip to focus on confidential work and romance. Virgo progress with higher ups can boost reputation and finances. Libra steady with present setup. a worrisome letter should be taken in stride. Scorpio calm approach and quick follow of good ideas. Sagittarius temper control to avoid quarrels. keep promises and plan with a loved one. Capricorn team up with associates for profits. true position revealed. Aquarius fulfill obligations to gain cooperation and respect. nightlife for entertainment. Pisces plan outside obligations to avoid conflicts. use talents creatively.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
Capricorn
Aquarius
Laborine
Sundbye to Give His First Sermon For Church Here
Rev Ronald Sundbye appointed at Topeka conference to serve First Methodist Church Lawrence preaches first sermons at 9 45 am and 11 am Sunday topic While We Are Waiting. He comes from Countryside Church Topeka after seven years and led Moran church earlier. He sits on Kansas Conference Evangelism Board and headed Topeka Ministerial Alliance. He taught youth at Baldwin Institute and holds a BD from Boston University. Sundbye is a Olathe native. wife is from Topeka and they have four children. A reception runs 7 9 pm Wednesday in the church fellowship hall.
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Ronald Sundbye
The
Methodist Church
Topeka
First Methodist
Lawrence
Sundbye
Countryside Methodist Church
Methodist
Moran
Kansas
Ministerial Alliance of
Shawnee County
Rain Delays Wheat Harvest Across Kansas States
Rain again slows the 1966 Kansas wheat harvest with cloudy cool conditions persisting. Harvest begins delayed into next week at many locations including Abilene, Concordia, and Hutchinson, while others report partial cutting and high moisture delaying full operations.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Employment Service
Abilene
Bucklin
Caldwell
Concordia
Cimarron
Ellsworth
Great Bend
City
Dighton
Goodland
Greensburg
Hays
Hill City
Hutchinson
Jewell
Johnson
Kingman
Kinsley
Liberal
Lyons
Minneola
Minneapolis
Ness City
Newton
Osborne
Pratt
Russell
Sharon Springs
Stafford
Ulysses
Topeka Officials Urge Calm Over Freeway Hopes
Topeka leaders urged residents not to count on a tornado relief freeway. Mayor Charles Wright warned against false hope, noting federal funds are not guaranteed and construction could delay other projects. Governor Avery said funds are unlikely, with possible aid only if route designated an interstate and urban renewal funds become available.
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Topeka
Charles Wright
Washington
Wright
William H. Avery
Avery
Sheriff Sale Set On Leasehold Oil Property In Douglas County
In Douglas County Kansas a sheriff's sale is ordered to satisfy a May 24 1966 judgment in Case No 23899 The auction on July 19 1966 at 1 30 PM will offer for cash the fractional leasehold interest in listed owners for property described as The SE ¼ of Section 1 Township 15 South Range 20 East and parts of Section 6 Township 15 South Range 21 East totaling about 280 acres located in Douglas County Kansas The sale is non redeemable by law and will be at the west door of the Douglas County Courthouse Lawrence Kansas Sheriff Hans L Peterson and attorney for the plaintiff is listed as Michael L Sayles II and Harrison Bldg.
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Michael M. Borrelli
Mary FE. Borrelli
John Y. Garthwait
Mary K. Garthwait
Joseph W. Garthewait
Ruth R. Garthwait
Frank J. Shea
Genevieve J. Shea
Harold F. Golden
Huguette M. Golden
Morris L. Ganezer
Faye Ganezer
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Michael M
Mary E. Borerelli
John T
Mary E. Garthewait
Joseph W
Ruth Garthewait
Frank J
Harold F
Morris L
Douglas
State of
Hans 1. Peterson
Harrison
Tennessee Street
Mary Fi. Borrelli
Joseph W. Garthwait
John T. Garthewait
Mary E. Garthwait
Fred le Olson
India V. Olson
Howard M. Olson
Dorothy Olson
Hugette M. Golden
Namie
Ruth R. Garthewail
Mary EK
Garthewait
Fred T
Howard M
Dorothy Oleson
Huguette M. Holden
Genevive J. Shea
Wits
East Couraining
Towneship
Range
East Pos Okey
Hans L. Peterson
Tennessee
Sheriff's Sale Set in Douglas County Case 23898
Notice of sheriff sale in Douglas County Kansas to satisfy a judgment in Samuel L Sayles v Michael M Borrelli et al Case No 23898. Sale includes leasehold share machinery equipment and fixtures oil and rents for properties SE quarter of Section 13 Township 10 Range 16 with 160 acres more or less. Sale conducted by Sheriff Hans L Peterson at the Douglas County Courthouse with no redemption allowed by law.
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Jack Waltho
Ill Sehrmidt
Rich Walkenhorst
Wetzel Cab
Azo Amdate
Bette Notah
Sadie Deaton
Daisy Thompson
Pauline Mark
Donna Slagle
Sharon Snow
Dick Perkins
Bob Springer
Dorey Deaton
Steve Snow
Ssu
Bob Porter
Ken Pringle
Dore One
Emerson Victor
West
Jay D. Lagree
Farmington
N.M
Enid L. Sailer
Washington, D.C
Horng-yih Chen
Yu-jen Chen
Robert L. Dietrich
Mary KE. L'Ecuyer
Lloyd F. Wilson
Cheryl
Reetz
Robert J. Dema
Carol K. Chan
Benno Lederer
New York
Cynthia A. Wharton
Bluffs
Harold T. Plank
Ruth E. Chase
James A. Basford
Nancy L. Riedel
John A. Myers
Sally A. Moffitt
Oskaloosa
Carl L. Smith
Ruth M. Rule
William D. Miley
Margaret E Richards
Stephen N. Edmonds
Chris Wolf
James W. Walker
St. Charles
Connie K. Mier
Dennis R. Acheson
York - Mathis - Crane
Rs.e
Lawrence Furniture Inc
Wesley
Cincy
Steve Puthoff
Kenneth Page
Jim Stuart
Lincoln
Neb
Puthoff
Journal-World Photo
Army Center
Pontiac
Cadillac, Inc
Vermont
By Carroll Righter
Baldwin Institute
Baker University
Kansas University
Boston University School of Theology
Rev. Sundbye
Olathe
Kevin
Kristin
Erin
Erik
Mr. Sundbye
Wellington
Associated Press
Igh Law Pr
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Honolulu
Juneau
Louisville
Miami
San Fran
Seattle
Winnipeg
Weather Bureau
Official and Legal
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Samuel L. Sayles
Dougelas County
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