Hillcrest PTA Held Founders Day Program and Elections
Hillcrest PTA met after noon to honor founders and address child health and mental health. Nurse Electa Kindlesperger spoke on diet and school health services while Mrs. Doris McMichael urged secure, faith‑fueled childhood development. Founders Day remarks by Mrs. Irving Roth led to new officers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Pta
Electa Kindlesperger
Doris McMichael
Bert Nash Clinic
Irving Roth
Milton Steinhardt
Easle Patton
PTA
Joe Traylor
Opal Jayne Kennedy
J. S. Perry
Russell Mosser
Ken Giffin
Owen Smith
Ralph Graber
The Menachmi at KU Studio Theatre Opens in Ballroom
The Studio Theatre at Kansas University presents Plautus The Menaechmi in Memorial Union Ballroom before 180 spectators. Production uses three sides of the acting area, with intimate audience interaction and strong ensemble energy from freshmen and sophomores. Cast highlights include Jack Jordan Duke Howze Dee Richards Bob Yanike Scott Cole John Husar Lynn Miller Virginia Miller Carolina Lowman and Mary Jo Lowman. Tickets on sale in Green Hall and Memorial Union.
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Gene Courtney
Sal i
Studio Theatre
Memorial Union Ballroom
Kansas University
Meanaechmus
Charles Dodrill
Rome
Seemes 10
Jack Jordan
Duke Howze
Howze
Father
Dee Richards
Bob Yanike
Scott Cole
John Husar
Lynn Miller
Virginia Miller
Hrotium
Menaechmus
Carolina
Mary Jo
Lowman
Pat Little
Jerry Bailey
Ken Plumb
Warren Wandling
Nat Bck
Green Hall
Memorial Union
Lawrence Shawnee Mission Basketball Seniors Bond Night Fashion Show
Gossip ends as senior basketball seniors celebrate last home game between Lawrence and Shawnee Mission. Pat Pierce invites Lane Collins and friends to a show in Lawrence featuring Faye Orelup’s clothing department and models Judy Rood and others. Home Era prepares a fashion show and skit led by Vivian Hills with clothing from the cotton fabrics focus.
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Lawrence
Shawnee-Mission
Pat Pierce
Lane Collins
Sue
Pat
Donnie Wrench
Him Sonderhoim
Sie
Sii
Kanany City
Faye Orelup
Inill
Judy Rood
Vanda Huggins
Lois van Liew
Donna Williams
Frances Titchie
Carol Norris
Barbie Winters
Janice Norris
Mary Ann Pehl
Marilyn Graham
Vivian Hills
Lanna Spurgeon
Rosa Lind
Marilyn Miller
Callie Bell Thompson
Tlossamt Frakes
Sally Montgomery
Polly Pierson
Sanfia Liv
Janet Jackson
Gracie Allen
Lawrence High
Europe
Workers Named For Fund Drive In Douglas County Campaign
Volunteers named to lead the Red Cross fund drive in the business district and residential areas. Mrs. Martin Jost launches solicitors meeting at 8 am at the Eldridge with a plan to canvass firms and households. Co chairmen Mrs. Carroll Clark and Mrs. William Yates coordinate kickoff at 10 am in the Community Building with coffee and doughnuts.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
Martin Jost
Business Drive
Eldridge
Fern Vanderhouf
Lucile Allison
Marion Peek
Jack Stewart
Lea Eller
Jon Muter
John Staveler
Bill ‘Nichols
William Kirby
Mabel Eldridge
Owen Smith
Ed Elam
J.L. Pendleton
Don Rity
Mary Dunden
Les Morgan
Lee Hintz
Forrest Springer
Bill Brewer
Howard Wiseman
George Dunk Vey
Harold Scheve
Howard Hurwitz
Tamms Constant Howard Williams
Ralph Turner
Richard Barber
Glenn Lessentien
George Brahler
John Weatherwax
J ‘Minton Warner
al Hack
K. U
Duane Kraft
Bob Zimmerman
Massachusetts
Fred Frey
West 23Rd
Iowa
Everett Christianson
Mass
Blue Hills Drive-In
Pete Underwood
Mike Murphree
Don Crawford
East Seventh
Ed Carton
Jean Webster
Gene Doane
Dwight Regnier
Bill War- Ten
East Ninth
Elmer Pierson
West Ninth
Ralph Tusten
Fred Stubeck
Clarence Dockery
James Moore
New Hampshire
Bill Willee
Milt Staffer
Vermont
West Sixth
Tennessee
Bob Revenew
Chi Galloway
North Lawrence
Paul Smart
Carroll Clark
William Yates
Ward T
Sherwood Newton
Clayton Crosier
Travis Glass
Hildred Pendleton
Kenneth Burk
R. B. Lackey
Thomas Gorton
John Hawkins
Ward III
Carl Griswold
William C
Hail
Arthur Colburn
Bruce Bent
Ernest ‘Pontius
Richard ‘Wintermote
Henry J. Horak
Harry Budke
Raymond E. Hall
Clifton C. Calvin
Ward I
Ivan Nemecek
Robert Edwards
Odell Shaver
A. B. Leonard
Joe Skillman
John Kapfer
Charles Pendry
Ward IV
Homer Nelson
Frank Gurtler
A. H. Turney
Phil Ernst
Obed Thompson
G. C. Gillum
George Peppercorn
Klaus Abegg
Bonn Opens Talks on German Financial Support for Western Troops
Western officials in Bonn say negotiations begin over German financial backing for Western troops. Expect at least two weeks of hard bargaining before any settlement is reached.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
National 4-H Club Week Observed With School and Community Focus
National 4-H Club Week runs March 3 with 32 000 members in 1 350 clubs statewide. Members promote 4-H seven system Head Heart Hands Health and describe projects to fit farm plans, while health and safety work with local organizations to boost community improvement. The 4-H program is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture cooperative extension service, supported by state colleges and counties. Kansas extension division at Kansas State College and county extension councils guide the program.
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Cooperative Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
State Grant
Kansas
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Little Symphony-MILTO Presents 20th Century Works at Strong Auditorium
The Kansas University Little Symphony Orchestra under Thomas Gorton performed 20th century pieces at Strong Auditorium. Highlights included Paul Hindemith's Concerts for Trumpet Bassoon and Strings with Edward Masters and Austin Ledwith, George Green's Three Short Pieces, Lennox Berkeley Four Poems of Saint Teresa of Avila sung by Reinhold Schmidt, Hanson Serenade for flute Harp and Strings, and Ravel Mother Goose Suite. The ensemble and soloists received warm applause. The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor was unveiled Oct. 28, 1886.
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Milto
Kansas University Little Symphony Orchestra
Maurice Ravel
George Green
Thomas Gorton
Paul Hindemith
Edward Masters
Austin Ledwith
Department of Music Theory
Green
Reinhold Schmidt
St. Teresa of Avila
Lennox Berkeley
Schmidt
Howard Hanson
Marcus Hahn
Margaret Ling
Dean Gorton
Ravel
Lawrence High Girls Recognized for Pep Club and Yearbook Work
Lawrence High students and graduates contributed to the Red and Black yearbook and pep club activities. Awards for Leaders Club members were presented at a February 22 meeting, while seniors prepared a dinner for eight. The piece mentions numerous students, staff, and planned senior year activities and basketball hopes for 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Leavomworth
Lawrence
Leaders Club
Dane Perry
Kay Richards
Marcia Haines
Doris Evans
Sue Stinson
Susie Rowlands
Nan Cockard
Connie Bosz
Jerry Eichorn
Jolene Hardiman
Connie Marsell
Carol Collins
Episcopal Women Meet Friday Quiet Day at Trinity Church
The annual Quiet Day for Trinity Church Women will be Friday at the church. The Rev Stephen of the Third Order of St. Francis Long Island N Y will conduct services. Holy Communion at 930 am begins the program with breakfast at 10 lunch at 1 and Evening Prayer at 3 to close the day.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Father Stephen
Third Order of St. Francis
Long Island
N. Y
Wertz to Speak as Kansas Supreme Court Justice Headlines
Justice William J. Wertz of the Kansas Supreme Court will be the principal speaker at the regular event. The address is expected to focus on state law and judicial service, highlighting Wertz's tenure and contributions to the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Wertz
Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County Bar Association Meeting At Hotel Eldridge
A meeting of the Douglas County Bar Association is scheduled for 7 o'clock tonight at the Hotel Eldridge. The event aims to discuss local legal matters and professional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Bar ‘Association
Eldridge
Police Court Cases Cite Two Men for Alcohol Influence
Two men were cited to police court this morning. Roger Lyle, 52, 210 N 8th St, charged with being under the influence of alcohol, received a 10 days suspended sentence and six months probation. David E. Brown Sr., 48, 14 N 8th St, charged with the same offense, received a 10 days suspended sentence and six months probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lyle
8Th St
David E. Brown Sr
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