Mrs Gagliardo Attends New York Book Award Ceremony
Mrs Ruth Gagliardo is in New York for the American Library Association 23 member Caldecott and Newbery medal announcements at the Harvard Club. John Newbery honors go to Emily Cheney Neville for It's Like This Cat and Maurice Sendak wins the Randolph Caldecott medal for Where the Wild Things Are.
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Ruth Gagliardo
Ohio St
New York
Harvard Club
Children’s Services Division
American Library Association
Maurice Sendak
Randolph J. Caldecott
Lawrence Public Library
Hilda Koehler
New York, Mrs. Gagliardo
Universal Pictures
Robert Radnitz
Misty
Library—Usa
Charlemae Rollins
America
Roosevelt
Adah OES Honors Officers at Friday Temple Meeting
Adah chapter of the Eastern Star honored officers of the Adah Station at a Friday meeting in the Masonic Temple. A ceremony led by worthy matron Charlene Taylor featured several officers and ten former stationholders. Memorial services were held for local members and visiting grand officers. A reception followed with table decor by local hosts. guests included grand representatives and officers from multiple towns. A grand chapter meeting is set for April 21-23 in Topeka.
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Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Charlene Taylor
Norma Ambler
Mildred Hodge
Allie Collins
Nancy Reed
Oskaloosa
Doris Shockley
Tonganoxie
Margaret Ward
Clathe
Doris Belote
Phyllis Gulley
George Musick
Ruth Reese
Eudora
Mary Woods
Evelyn Hickman
DeSoto
Faye Gammill
Barbara Lawson
Olathe
John Lawson
DeSoto, Perry, Olathe
Topeka
Food Service Group Elects Officers in Eudora Meeting
Sarah Schmidt of Eudora was elected president of the Douglas Franklin Miami Food Service Association at a meeting in Eudora last Friday evening. About sixty school lunch personnel attended as Glen Jarman welcomed the group and Louise Maschler of Louisburg was elected vice president. Olga Quackenbush oversaw officer installations as the Eudora High School mixed ensemble performed a hymn and a Negro spiritual.
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Sarah Schmidt
Eudora
Douglas- Franklin-Miami Food Service Association
Glen Jarmin
Freida Ross
Kansas Wheat Commission
Co-op Commission
Hutchinson
Louise Maschler
Louisburg
Olga Quackenbush
Eudora High School
Evelyn Wilson
Voluntary Fire District Meeting Set For Friday
The Voluntary Rural Fire District will hold its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in the Legion Hall at Baldwin. Clerk Frank Kearns notes long‑set items may be settled. Formed in 1957 with 183 paid members, current membership is 147. A $2 assessment was approved in 1959. 21 members have not paid since, 25 farms have sold, and nine new members have joined.
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Voluntary Rural Fire District
Legion Hall
Baldwin
Frank Kearns
Kearns
Committees Set For Fashion Show Here March 17
The University Women's and Newcomer's Clubs plan their annual Benefit Fashion Show on Tuesday March 17 in the Kansas Union Ballroom at 730 p.m. Readying ticket decorations and refreshments committees include numerous volunteers led by Mrs. R D Moss Mrs Richard Rundquist and others.
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University
Kansas Union
R. D. Moss
Richard Rundquist
Russell Bradt
Lelon Capps
Robert Casad
John Cawley
William Conboy
Jack Culvahouse
Donald Henry
Fred Kurata
Charles Leone
Don Scheid
Gerhard Zuther
Junior Stamp Club Meeting Tonight in Sunset Hill
The Junior Stamp Club of Sunset Hill School meets at 7 tonight at the Daniel De Block home 3047 W 7th St. Members may buy stamps from a packet provided by the Lawrence Stamp Club. Children interested are welcome.
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Sunset Hill School
Daniel de Block
W. 7Th St
Lawrence Stamp Club
Holloway elected president of Lawrence Flying Club
Eaton Holloway of 433 Neb Street has been elected president of the Lawrence Flying Club succeeding Gerald McGee who served three terms. Roy Clough and Don Welling were named vice president and secretary treasurer, with Don Hoyer and Harold Burt as directors. The group met at Lakeview for its annual dinner and set 7 30 tonight for the next meeting at the Police Fire Building.
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Eaton Holloway
Neb. St
Lawrence Flying Club
Gerald McGee
Roy Clough
la. St
Don Welling
Ind. St
Don Hoyer
Harold Burt
Lakeview
8Th and St. Sts
Welling
Texas
McGee
Six KU Students Named ROTC Cadet Appointments
Six Kansas University students received cadet rank appointments in the Army ROTC. Richard Wheeler a junior and son of Donald Eugene Wheeler lives at 1107 Highland Drive is platoon sergeant William Replogle a junior son of Mr and Mrs Max Replogle 1020 Lawrence Avenue is sergeant first class Thomas Prelock a junior residing at 1513 West 22nd Terrace is sergeant Larry Heeb a senior living at 222642 Tenn is platoon sergeant Charles Edmonds a senior son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Edmonds 1325 West 19th Street is captain and James Giarrusso a Lawrence Mass sophomore is sergeant first class.
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Kansas University
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
Richard Wheeler
Donald Eugene Wheeler
Highland Dr
William Replogle
Max Replogle
Lawrence Ave
Thomas Prelock
Terr
Larry Heeb
Tenn
Charles Edmonds
Clarence Edmonds
W. 19Th St
James Giarrusso
Lawrence
Mass
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William A. Kelly
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Paul Wilson
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