Liberty Memorial High School honor roll list shows top scholars
Fifty eight students at Liberty Memorial High School are named on the honor roll for the past semester. Margaret Broeker and Hazel Rice earned five E grades, with many others achieving four, three, or two subjects. long list includes Beamer, Corcoran, Gift, Hunter, Metzler, Shockey, Terry, Welch, White, Carter, Clark, Bronson, Bruchmiller, Curd, Detler, Detler, Detler, Detler, Florance, Hay, Hosford, Johnson, Johnson, Laptad, Marshall, McKnown, Sherwood, Vale, and many more among two to five subjects.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Skepat
Margaret Broeker
Hazel Rice
Imogene Beamer
William Corcoran
Edgar Gift
Carol Hunter
Lloyd Metzler
Dorothy Shockey
Lyman Terry
Helen Welch
Evelyn White
Leonard Detler
Gladys Cooper
Ferritta Dodge
Everett Eberhard
Morgan Ellington
George Gauck
Ralph Hawley
Garnette Hughes
Thelma Humphrey
James Lawson
Lila Lawson
Letha Lemon
Wilfred McClain
Ralph Mc.Kinney
Clifford Messenheimer
Jack Miller
Gretchen Orelup
Hazel Pine
Hugh Randall
Ruth Sawyer
Rosemary Simmons
James Smith
Zelma Snydal
Ruth Stockwell
Rae Stoland
Ruth Stoland
Roy Vandeventer
Helen Williams
James Williams
Capital of the Lost State of Franklin Celebrates July Fourth
Jonesboro Tennessee, oldest town west of the Appalachians and former capital of the Lost State of Franklin, prepares for a July 4 and 5 celebration drawing thousands. The event recalls Franklin’s 1784 organization and 1788 reunion with North Carolina, with notes on John Sevier and Andrew Jackson linked to local history.
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Franklin
Jonesboro
Tenn
North Carolina
John Sevier
Andrew Jackson
Wrightsill -Avery
Little Limestone
Washington County
Washington Court House
General
Jonesborough
Neredy
Sevier
Govenor
Congress
Benjamin
Tennessee Admission Acknowledged As State Grows
In 1796 Tennessee was admitted to the union. Sevier County native John Q. Tilson of Connecticut, then House majority leader, will lead the celebration as the principal seeker. He is a native of this county.
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Tennessee
Jonesboro
Sevier
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
4-H Club Dinner Meeting at Mrs Clark Home
Sunflower 4-H club held a dinner meeting at the home of Mrs. K. G. Clark on June 20. The meal was prepared by the closet girls as part of their project, scored 98 percent by farm bureau methods. Table decor featured yellow and brown. Wallace Taylor presided, with talks by Ona Belle Collins, Martha Perkins, Robert Miller and Willett Taylor. Guests included Carl Miller and others. The next meeting is set for July 18 at Wallace and Willett Taylor's home.
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K. G. Clark
Farm Bureau
Wallace Taylor
Ona Belle Collins
Martha Perkins
Robert Miller
Willett Taylor
Manhattan ‘Roundun
Lewis Beurmann
Betty
Eben Farley
Carl Miller
Leone
Harvey Dixion
Jia. Newell
Margaret Clark
D. S Perkins
Jean
Bobby
Lecture course eyes national figure to boost program
Mr. Nichols said the course schedule aims for completion this week and is seeking a nationally known figure to appear. His presence would make the lecture program exceptionally outstanding.
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Nichols
Baldwin News Bets On Local Happenings And Plays
Baldwin residents enjoy a busy week with theater at Centenary Hall as West of Broadway drew crowds. Notables include Miss Lucille McClellan visiting from Estes Park and Dr. Harold W. Guest teaching in Kansas City. Local weddings, visits, and housing changes fill the town scene as Baker University ties and a YWCA conference finish the season.
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Don ‘Lidikay
Kansas City
Paul Evans
Lucille McClellan
Baldwin
Estes Park
Colo
Y. W
Ley City
Emma Caroline Kald
Marjorie Pardes
Broadway
Helen
Gill
Katherine
Anne Kelly
Vinland
Lucille ‘Sanders
Miami
Okla
Lee: Perkins
Richmond
Kan
Old College
Y. M
Loma. Sisney
Betty Jo Ebright
Glen Duling
Samedrick
West
Rooney
P.E. O. Sisterhood
Centenary Hall
Mary
Elizabeth Meffert
National Producing Company
John Buskin Repertory Company
Hamilton Junction
Buskin ‘Company
Paul Dempsey
Hugh Hartley
Dorothy Deel
Dale Price
Mary M. Walliams
Merle Hitchcock
Sam Deel
Morris Price
Lenore ‘Williams
Rachel Wilson
Oscar
Williams
Gladys Keohane
Roberta Sowers
Velma Iet
Howard Tisdale
Aker
Jace Huey
Golo
Kline
Jal Ider
Chester Moore
Howard
Sanders
Grace
Huey
Orville Hemphill
Ruth McFerren
Betty
Jo Ebright
Merle Mischet
Mildred. Lane
Ida Belle Enyart
Hopkins
New Jersey
Me ‘Wilson
Wilson
Community displays draw record crowd in McLouth
Agricultural exhibits with prizes featured by local businessmen attracted a record crowd from surrounding areas to McLouth. E C Steeper, relief chairman, received a Red Cross commendation for Union township's relief efforts after the recent tornado.
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Tinsley Steeper
Des Moines
Ella Jones
Kansas City
Univer‘sity
Kansas
Jones
Wellman
Los Angeles
Emporial S.T.C
Helen Gardner
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
H.C. Frick
Sarah
Fogelberg
Edmonds Chapel
Gurneeee
United Brethren
le Leonard Lancaster
John Dick
Earl Chapman
G. M. Baltis
Mallory Spencer
E. C. Steeper
Eniene
R. W. Reynolds
Nichols to Announce KU Lecture Program
Raymond Nichols chairing KU lecture course committee says the annual schedule for next school year will be announced soon. He has secured two of the five speakers to appear, with further selections pending.
Wedding of Getty Baker and Waldorf Kins in Kansas City
The ceremony united Getty Baker and Waldorf in Kanasa City with Alfred Thomas and Margaret Tate present. The wedding march opened the service sung by the groom’s sister. Miss Cem zar wore flesh colored net and looked attractive. A reception followed at Bishop and Ernest Lynn Waldorf’s home with Miss Ft ta Thomas, Velma Anderton, and Rosina Thomas assisting. Both graduates of Zeta Chi and Phi Mu fraternities plan to start life in Kansas City with many well wishers.
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Ty. Methodis
Kanada Chey
Sos
Eek
Me Cone
Thomas
Paul Waldent
Murray Ha
Beis Margaret,Tate
Bss
Cem Zar
Bishop
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
Landon vacation trip and local notices in Kansas paper
F. J. Landon on his annual vacation trip to Colorado. Leslie Landon substitutes. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Edmonds of Lawrence and Sanghhes Bi Barhars visited relatives. Arnold Edmonds works in Kansas City as a service station attendant and spent the weekend with his parents. Clyde-Cox family returned to Wichita after short visit. Doris Jean Luse celebrated her fourth birthday with a party of guests. John Richards building near completion will house J. B. Jungman for Chevrolet Sales and Service. Brethren S. S. class party featured games, refreshments, and a business session with visitors Misses Dorothy Glynn and Margretta Chapman. Band numbers performed Saturday evening including marches, overtures, and a vocal chorus.
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F. J. Landon
RFD
Cartier
Clyde - Cox
Wichita
Accompette Highill
Benethter
Ena
Ion
Doris Jean
Luse
John Richards
Union Street
J. B. Jungman
J. J. Groshong
United [Brethren S. S
Irene Thom
Alice Tomia
Dorothy ‘Glynn
Margretta Chapman
Dorothy Groshong
Initiates New Campaign for Western Australia Dominion
Perth report states the prime minister of a province led a campaign to secede from the Commonwealth. A Perth meeting, with the lord mayor and Kiament members, backed forming a Dominion of Western Australia. They claim Australia’s Dominion costs WA about 400000 a year, a heavy burden on 400000 residents. Southern cities tighten building codes to combat termite outbreaks threatening wood beams.
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Perth
Western Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Kiament
Dominion of Australia
Radio Schedule And Programs From A Thursday Lineup
A dense list of radio time slots and programs includes Longine's Correct Time Slumber at 9:00, Royal York Dance Greets, Hotel Paramount Orchestra, morning weather forecasts, Phil Cook Quaker segments, Morning Glories and The Parnassus String Trio, Recitalists, Spana Troubadours, National Farm and Home Hour, Chicago Markets, and a statue unveiling for James Buchanan. Features orchestras, pianists Ruth Orcutt, DeWeese, and Bennet, with various musical acts and advertisements interwoven in a dense program guide.
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Longine
Toibbons
Royal York Dance
Cedar
Jenny Wren Cook
Sebeas Gould
Spana Troubadours
Chicago
K. C
Ruth
Orcutt
James Buchanan
United’ States Radio Guild “Redemption
T McGrew
J. Lawton Bennet
Maids of
DeWeese
Rolfe
Knox Dunlap
Maxwell House
Conoco
Gibbons Qack Filey
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New York
Byrd
New York Harbor
U. S
Tom Mulroy
Admiral Byrd
Dean Smith
Harold June
Lloyd Berkner
4-H Club
Sunflower Group
Baldwin News
Sanborn
Maine
Tonganoxie
Claude Beeks
Zona’ Follin Martin
Charles E. Beeks
M. D. Ballard
Thompson
Ballard
W. A. Uhl
Uhl
Leonard W. Waring
Floyd Lawrence
Gertrude Carrier
Lawrence
Zona .Follin ‘Martin
Claude B. Beeks
Ray D. Vincent
Sapulpa
C. E. Beeks
J.H. Houston
Topeka
Esther
Harold Case
Waring Tea Room
Miss Houston
Baker
Lois Downs
Guy Aryived
John Ruchty
Harmon Downs
Ruchty
Slaar
Dammy
Day
Beene
Australia
Commonwealth
Seto
Ollendorff
the Yeast Foamers Sylvania Foresters
Wadsworth
O’cedar
Sunset Trail
Harry Carey
Border Patrol
Trans
de Alsomiers
Dr. Gowdy
E. R. Wineman
LeRoy
Journal-World
Round Corner
Chuck Houghton
His
Blue
Jay
Williamstown Junction
Gw Stewart
Lois Moran
Walter
Wnez, Courtneey! Comedy Review
Victor McLaglen
Fifi Dorsay
Fox Movietone Follies
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