Ottawa Church Brides West Felts Tie The Knot In June Ceremony
Miss Glenna West and Delhert Felts wed at the Church of the Brethren in Ottawa on a Sunday afternoon. Rev. Gerald Mease officiated as guests and family noted the double ring ceremony with a glowy floral setup and music from organist W. R. Binns and soloist Gary West. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Ozarks then resides in Lawrence before moving to Tonganoxie.
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Elmer West
Tonganoxie
Ottawa
Delhert Felts
Lawrence
Bernard Felts
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Mease
W. R. Binns
Gary West
Keith Page
Rantoul
Tom Cargile
Kansas City
Calvin Gallagher
Stanley Penny
John Gaddis
Louis Turner
Alvin West
Richard Turner
Ralph Turner
Ozarks
Tenn. St
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Williamsburg High School
Oskaloosa High School
Kansas University
U. S. Army
Kansas Power and Light Company
Delbert Felts
Felt
Delinquency Lecture Warns Any Home Could Harbor Juveniles
Mrs. Paul Whitney of Rochester told a Kansas University Health Education Workshop audience that juvenile delinquency can occur in any home rural or urban. She cited three obstacles to solving the problem: disputed causes late help and a defeatist attitude. Parents should focus on eight areas including health, togetherness, problem reporting, faith in children, consistent discipline, responsibility respect for authority dependence, and setting a parental example. Dr W Townsend Glassen urged a graded, early start in physical education beginning in first grade and growing with the child.
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Rochester
N. Y
Kansas University
W. Townsend Glassen
Phillipsburg
Kansas Council For Children and Youth
Drop in polio cases across nation reaches low for season
New polio reports show 266 cases in the week ended June 18, down from 421 the year before, the smallest comparable weekly total since 1951. The national tally since April 1 trails the 1954 figure of 3954 for the first time in weeks.
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Washington
Local Notices and Society News Roundup
A mixed update lists Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hall returning from a Washington DC Virginia trip by plane and Jan Wayne Paul heading to Camp Wood Elmdale for two weeks. Mrs. A R Maxwell at Lawrence Memorial Hospital recovers from a leg fracture in casts for 12 to 14 weeks. Easton Camp for Boys prep under Mrs. M E Easton with family joining next week. Soroptimist International Shawnee Mission dinner at Johnson County Community Center. Mystery writer Gordon family visiting Earl Nixon and film plans for The Talking Bug. Donald Malone heads to Camp Wood Elmdale for two weeks. W H Quakenbush testified in Wichita as handwriting expert. Florida population rise 182 percent 1920-1950 and California rise noted.
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Washington
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Schendel Pest Control
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Arthur N. Paul
Camp Wood
Elmdale
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
M. E. Easton
Ely
Minn
Easton
Dick Easton
Virginia Brand
Cynthia Mack
Elin Jorgensen
Cora Sams
Georgiana Graves
Lawrence
FBI
Gordon
Mildred Nixon
K. U
Frilday
Hollywood
Donald Malone
Paul E. Malone
W. H. Quakenbush
Wichita
Quakenbush
Plans for Taft Memorial Carillon on Capitol Grounds
Plans were announced to build a million dollar carillon on the Capitol grounds as a memorial to late Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. President Eisenhower and former President Hoover urged Congress to accept the gift and authorize erection. Senate Minority Leader Knowland introduced legislation to carry out the proposal by the Taft Memorial Foundation. The 100 foot high tower would be funded by private contributions and would be the first memorial on the grounds. The KU Memorial Campanile measures 120 feet with 53 bells and cost about 500000.
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Capitol
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Hoover
Congress
Capitol Grounds
Senate
Knowland
First K U Concerts Schedule Sunday at KU Hoch Hall
The 18th annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University opens with a 3:30 p.m. orchestra and chorus program in Hoch Auditorium and a 5 p.m. band and chorus outdoor show. Conductors include Gerald Carney Mortis Peaster and Russel L. Wiley. Guest conductors arrive next week Victor Alessand roto and Donald M. Swarthout. The outdoor theater seats nearly 2,500 after improvements. The camp partners report high effort and rising quality despite fewer carryover students.
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Hoch Auditorium
Gerald Carney
Mortis Peaster
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
Russel L. Wiley
Carney
County Derry
Nnman
Grainger
Ford Executive Warns Against Splitting Auto Market
Ford Motor Co. executive Lewis D. Crusoe testified to a Senate Judiciary subcommittee that government efforts to divide the U S auto market among producers would cause stagnation and cripple the economy. He spoke on anti trust and monopoly laws and their operation.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Lewis D. Crusoe
Ford
Senate
Sabin's Criticism Is Old Stuff Says O'Connor
Basil O'Connor, head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, dismisses Dr. Albert Sabin's critique of the Salk vaccine as old and outdated. He urges that opposition based on unanswerable scientific reasons is unscientific and inhumane. The remarks came at a Washington news conference before a congressional group.
Cap Maker Refuses Senate Records Access
A wealthy cap maker who does business with the government refused to allow Senate investigators to view his records, citing concern over potential exposure of information. The move prompts questions about transparency and government contracting oversight.
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Washington
Senate
Library Scholarship Awarded to Geraldine Norris
Geraldine Norris of Watchinson wins the 330 Kansas Library Association scholarship the first annual grant for an outstanding student pursuing librarianship. The award aims to encourage future library careers upon graduation.
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Geraldine Norris
Watchinson
Kansas Library Association
Association
Feta State Teachers College Library Science Study
A brief note from Feta State Teachers College describes a library science study led by junior college scholars. It highlights ongoing research into cataloging methods and information retrieval at the campus library.
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Tutchinson
Feta
Callei
Italy hunts for Premier amid political upheaval
Readable fragments outline a crisis as Premier Ciovanni Gromit faces a search for a successor after 15 months in office. The President asks Seetha and his Cabinet to stay on as political turmoil grows amid calls from Christian Democrats and parliamentary groups.
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Rome
Ciovanni Gromit
Mario Serta
Gus Oves Tomlay
Christian Democra
Paris
Seetha
Best Ways to Water Lawns and Gardens Feature
A July Better Hens and Gardens feature explains efficient watering for lawns gardens and shrubs. It guides reducing runoff avoiding waste and selecting watering accessories to maximize every drop.
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Hens & Gardens
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