Kansas Union Arts Calendar Highlights March Events
The Community Arts Calendar lists exhibits in the Browsing Room and South Lounge at the Kansas Union, featuring Ann Nunley’s Perceptions of Reality and French Children’s Paintings from Paris. Theatre and music events include Macbeth and Hedda Gabler in University Theatre, plus a full Festival of Arts lineup with performances by Oscar Peterson Trio and Ella Fitzgerald, lectures by Henry Geldzahler, and multiple recitals and film programs through March 31.
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Kansas Union
Ann Nunley
South Lounge
Children of
Paris
Museum of Decorative Arts In
Shakespeare
University Theatre
New York Pro Musica
Hedda Gabler
Hedda Gabler,” March 21; “Macbeth
Festival of Arts
Mark van Doren
Oscar Peterson
Hoch
Ed Emshwiller
Harkness Ballet
Henry Geldzahler
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
al Capp
Ella Fitzgerald
Model United Nations
Ballard Center
Murphy
Summerfield
Albert Gerken
Swarthout
Festival of the Arts
Lawrence Park and Recreation Dept
South Park Center
Lili Rankin
David Beonna
Baker University
Baldwin
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Lawrence Community Arts Council
Markets Report from Bowersock and Harwood
Bowersock Mill lists wheat at 1.49 dollars per bushel and yellow corn at 1.09, with mile at 1.89. Harwood Market quotes eggs Grade A large at 22 cents, medium 19, undergrades 13, and current receipts 16.
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Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
Market Report: Egg and Butter Prices Mixed
Kansas City notes wholesale egg prices for large and medium sizes with 80 percent yield ranges. Butter prices remain unchanged with grade A quotes per pound and quarter increments reflected.
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Kansas City
Market rises as gold rush hopes lift stocks on Friday
In New York trading, 1 476 issues moved, 683 up and 589 down as optimism that overseas gold flows would ease over the weekend boosted prices. The Dow climbed 6.64 to 837.55, the AP 60-stock average rose 1.2 to 302.8, and the NYSE index edged up to 49.47 with higher volume than Thursday.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Standard and Poor
Fire causes kitchen blaze at 540 Ariz St
Firemen responded at 5:42 p.m. Friday to 540 Ariz Street where a skillet overheated on a stove and ignited cabinets and a range hood. Damage totaled 150 dollars.
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Ariz. St
Lawrence High A Cappella Choir Presents Home Concert
The Lawrence High School A Cappella Choir directed by Duncan Couch performs the annual Home Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the high school auditorium. Also performing is the Chorale, a 16 member group drawn from the choir.
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Lawrence High School
Duncan Couch
Chorale
Traffic Court Docket List of Speeding and License Violations
A compiled court record shows numerous traffic cases from multiple defendants across cities and states. Violations include speeding, no driver’s license, expired registration, and stop sign infractions with fines ranging from eight to fifty dollars and some license suspensions or bond forfeitures. Names include Larry Zornes, Allen Branham, Robert Mansfield, Kathleen Pierce, Susan Seaver, Richard Wright, David Ward, Nancy Galante, Myrl Kelly, Manuel Chagall, Ali Feizollahi, Judy Middendorf, Richard Marshall, Anthony LaPosta, Gregory McMillan, Gary Bernstein, Peter McCool, William Cook, Allan Botkin, James Thompson, Larry Hoofnagle, John Stauffer, James Portwood, Clyde Biggers, David Brewer, Robert Hotchkiss, Michael Sharon, Rosemary Mehen, Stephen Foster, Duane Klaus, Franklyn Nelick, Roy Kitchell, and Roy Tal.
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Larry Zornes
Miller Dr
Allen B. Branham
la. St
Robert W. Mansfield
W. 14Th St
Robert C. Livesay
Davis Rd
Kathleen L. Pierce
Prairie Village
Susan T. Seaver
Topeka
Richard F
Judy P. Middendorf
Richard W. Marshall
Anthony LaPosta
W. 26Th St
Gregory K. McMillan
Florissant
Gary R. Bernstein
Engel Rd
Peter M. McCool
Leavenworth
William D. Cook
Merrian
Allan L. Botkin
la Grange
Ill
James R. Thompson
Larry M. Hoofnagle
Overland Park
John R. Stauffer
San Bernardino
Calif
James D. Portwood
Shawnee Mission
Clyde D. Biggers
Route 3
David R. Brewer
Baldwin
Robert C. Hotchkiss
Princeton
Michael H. Sharon
Edgerton
Rosemary C. Mehen
Tempe
Ariz
Stephen M. Foster
Clathe
Duane F. Klaus
Hays
Franklyn C. Nelick
Roy F. Kitchell
Eudora
Roy F. Tal
Local Traffic Citations and Fines Listed
A list of individuals with traffic infractions and fines includes Bert from Kansas City speeding $10, James T. Nixon Shawnee speeding $12, Michael D. Callahan Overland Park illegal registration $10, Gary W. Fannin Carbondale speeding $105, Stephen H. Schoepflin Baldwin improper passing $10, Dennis B. Rider Sr. 1124 R. It. St. speeding $11.
Legal Notices of Filings by Individuals and Spouses
Filings list transfers or filings by individuals including Delores Jean Warring ton Pamela Sue Jones Rose E Spencer Anne Mae Stockton James Leo Simmons Carol Brune Juanita Lenon Ronald Cox Patricia Smith Marjorie Rivers from respective spouses or family members.
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Delores Jean Warrington
Billy Dee Warrington
Pamela Sue Jones
James Michael Jones
Rose E. Spencer
Lloyd V. Spencer
Anne Mae Stockton
Dennis Stockton
James Leo Simmons
Sally Helen Simmons
Carol Brune
David Brune
Juanita D. Lenon
Albert E. Lenon
Ronald L. Cox
Sandra L. Cox
Patricia A. Smith
Kenneth E. Smith
Marjorie Rivers
Bryce Rivers
Ballard Community Center Plans Adult Sewing and Piano Classes
The Ballard Center at 708 Elm schedules adult sewing with Mrs. Linda Kohlman Tuesdays 2 to 3:30 PM and piano Mondays 4 to 5 PM. No cutoff date set due to high interest. Registration at V12-0729. woodshop, upholstering, and furniture rehab classes are planned with times TBA.
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Ballard Community Center
Elm
Linda Kohlman
Ballard Center
Seaman Band to Play Concert at Lecompton Gym
The Seaman High School Band of Topeka will present a concert at 1 15 p.m. Thursday in the Lecompton High School gym. Gary Stroud directs. Students from Perry and Lecompton grade schools are invited. Parents may attend.
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Seaman High School
Topeka
Lecompton High School
Gary Stroud
Perry
Lecompton Grade School
Deaths Funerals for Lena Koehler 87 of Eudora
Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Koehler 87 of Eudora will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Salem Chapel with Rev. Rex Kelly officiating. Burial will be in Eudora Cemetery. She died Friday morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survivors include three daughters two of Eudora and one of Route 2, a sister, six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Born November 18 1880 in DeSoto she had lived in Eudora since 1942.
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Lena Koehler
Eudora
Salem Chapel
Rex Kelly
Eudora Cemetery
Koehler
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Joe Strobel
Eugene McCabrin
Pearl Broers
Route 2
Frank Neis
DeSoto
Funeral services for Tommy D Harden in Topeka
Funeral services for Tommy D Harden 35 of Topeka are set for 1 30 p m Sunday at Parker Chapel Topeka burial will be at Kings Prairie Cemetery Osceola Missouri He died Friday morning in a Topeka hospital of a heart ailment He worked seven years at Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant He was a member of IBEW Local 226 De Soto Masonic Lodge North Topeka Baptist Church Boy Scouts neighborhood commissioner He formerly lived in Kansas City Kansas and Sunflower Village and was a Korean War veteran Survivors include his wife Donna a daughter Susan and two sons Tommy and Michael of the home his father and step mother Thomas B Harden and wife of De Soto a brother Jackie L King of Kansas City Missouri a step sister Mrs Paul Corder of Twin Falls Idaho and a step brother Harvey Smith of Kansas City Kansas
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Tommy D. Harden
Topeka
Parker Chapel
King’s Prairie Cemetery
Osceola
Harden
Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No
DeSoto Masonic Lodge
North Topeka Baptist Church
Boy Scouts
Kansas City
Kan
Sunflower Village
Donna
Susan
Tommy
Michael
Thomas B. Harden
DeSoto
Jackie L. King
Paul Corder
Twin Falls
Idaho
Harvey Smith
Hospital List Reveals Births and Adoptions Across City
Memorial Hospital reports multiple names tied to births and patient notices. Families include Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson with a daughter born Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Walton with a daughter born today at 132 Perry. Additional names appear for patient records or memorials in Lecompton Wichita and Eudora.
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David Richardson
Yale Rd
Guy Walton
Perry
KU Declines U S Wetlands Offer For Haskell Land
Francis Heller KU acting provost and dean says the university declines a federal offer to participate in the Haskell Wetlands project south of Lawrence. KU would avoid financing a new program and the land would stay restricted for 30 years with future ownership to follow. The 572 acre site lies south of Lawrence.
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Francis Heller
Kansas University
Lawrence
Heller
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Haskell Wetlands
Disturbances Reported in City Streets
Law enforcement reported two disturbances Friday night and early Saturday in the city. About 50 youths fought in the 700 block of New York Street near a party, with officers using Mace to subdue several individuals. A second incident near Purple Pig Tavern at 810 NH Street involved three men and a broken plate glass window causing 100 dollars in damage. Andrew Clark was treated for minor injuries and released.
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Cosity
New York Street
New Hampshire Street
Purple Pig Tavern
N.H St
Andrew Clark
1300
Mass
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Timken Executive Henry H. Timken Jr Dies at 61
Henry H. Timken Jr., 61, board chairman of the Timken Roller Bearing Co., died Friday night of a heart attack in Washington where he was attending a business conference. A Canton, Ohio, native and Harvard graduate, he became a director of the firm at age 24.
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Washington
Henry H. Timken Jr
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
Canton
Ohio
Harvard
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Leawood
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Murrow
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Sioky Rest Home
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