Early treatment could save many breast cancer lives
Dr. Frank E. Adair of New York urged early recognition and prompt treatment of breast cancer at the American College of Surgeons Midwest conference in Indianapolis. He cited a hospital study showing 53 percent of cases were not treated early and urged women to perform periodic self examinations. He noted cancer remains a leading cause of death and that breast cancer is the fastest growing type, with about 150000 US deaths annually and nearly half a million living with cancer nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frank E. Adair
New York
Cancer
American College of Surgeons
Midwest
United States
Adair
New York City
Retirement of badly eroded land for better forage
Soil conservation guidance notes retiring erosion damaged cropland for grass or trees. Experts urge soil fertility checks, lime and manure use, and green manures like sweet clover or lespedeza to improve land before reseeding. Farm ponds completed on Paul Steinman and Harris Murray farms in northwest Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
L. A. Jacobson
Ottawa Soil Conservation Service
Paul Steinman
Harris Murray
Franklin County
Early March Dams Start at CCC Camp Ponds
The Murray and Steinman ponds fill rapidly after recent snows while the George Stowe pond nears completion but awaits favorable earthwork conditions. Ben Kiefer near Rich ter begins his dam with core digging and site clearing and expects to finish within March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Murray
Steinman
George Stowe
Ben Kiefer
Richter
Kiefer
Highland Park World History Class Exhibits and Plans
Dread News notes a Red Cross exhibit from Japan used as visual aids in world history. Miss Doloris Fetherlin explained materials. films shown included A Trip Thru Germany and The Rhine. The senior class plans a steak fry after Friday night play practice at Lucile York’s home near Vinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Japan
Doloris Fetherlin
Germany
Rhine
Lucile York
Vinland
Education officials observe Jewel City high school evaluation
J Marc Jantzen and Dr J W Twente attend Jewel City to assess the high school. Pi Lambda Theta holds its initiation at Evans Hearth with Miss Litchen in charge of dinner arrangements and Barbara Woodard as secretary. The moon is slowly receding from Earth, lengthening the lunar month.
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J. Marc Jantzen
Jewel City
J. W. Twente
Pi Lambda Theta
National Education Sorority
Evans Hearth
Litchen
Barbara Woodard
Funeral and visit notices from local area dated week
Fall leaf Mro and Mrs William Reetz and daughter Serene and Martha Van denberg of Sondeca attended the funeral of Mrs Statie Oswald at Worden Tuesday afternoon. Wesley Steinbling, Debbie Prichard and Mrs Clara Abbott and sons went to Leavenworth to visit Ralph Abbott who is in the hospital there and getting along nicely. Hazel and Mother Canary visited him on Sunday. Miss Gusta Ziesenis returned home at Lawrence after visiting Hanna Pfleger. Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz and daughter Gretta and Martha Giertz of Madora were dinner guests at Mrs Faubion of Tonganoxie. Sun ia Mr and Mrs Frank Wilt returned home after visiting Kansas City relatives. Mrs Frank Scheenhofer and son also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
William Reetz
Serene
Martha Vandenberg
Sondeca
Statie Oswald
Worden
Wesley Steinbling
Debbie Prichard
Clara Abbott
Leavenworth
Ralph Abbott
Hazel
Mother Canary
Gusta Ziesenis
Hanna Pfleger
Lawrence
Fred Reetz
Gretta
Martha Giertz
Madora
Faubion
Tonganoxie
Sunia
Frank Wilt
Kansas City
Frank Scheenhofer
Vincent
Charles Hallenbeck
Moore
Wayne Witt
Catherine
Lila
Lorene
Eudora High School
Eudora
Robert Schellack
Lester Coffman
LeLoup
Otto Vitt
Ariene
Jim Dyer
St. Paul’s Church
Homer French
Arnold Torneden
Jake French
Grange
Linwood
Albert Schwarz
Louise Schwarz
Norma Jean Steinbring
Rahskopf
Vincent visits Kansas City and local social notes
Vincent visits daughters in Kansas City from Friday to Sunday. Several residents attend social events including Happy Hour at Mrs. Hallenbeck’s, a Sunday dinner with Miss Gusta Ziesenis in Lawrence, and a Grange meeting in Linwood. Farmers report potatoes nearly planted.
Baldwin Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Kansas
Mr and Mrs W B Woodman of St Joseph Missouri were Sunday guests of E W Hyann. Glasco visitors King and daughter Betty stayed with Theodore Brown. Paul Merry and twin daughters of Kansas City visited son Robert in Baker, with Mrs Merry. Dr and Mrs F H Bell spent Sunday in Ottawa with Dr and Mrs Harry Webster. Dr and Mrs Stanley Flickinger and children visited J B Jackson in Kansas City. Miss Jane Thompson and Aubrey Burgtorf attended a funeral in Irving for Miss Thompson's grandmother Minnie Thompson. A E Tunin and party traveled to Lawrence for the First Methodist church organ dedication and dined with Lewis Johnston family. Dr John C Warnock of Kansas City called on Baldwin friends. Richard Stephens and children visited relatives in Lecompton. Dr L M Perkins of Kansas City spent weekend in Baldwin with his mother Cora Perkins. Mr Elmer Lynch and others were noted in Baldwin.
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W. B. Woodman
St. Joseph
E. W. Hyann
and King
Betty
Glasco
Baldwin
Theodore Brown
Paul Merry
Kansas City
Robert
Baker
Merry
Charles B. Merry
F. H. Bell
Ottawa
Harry Webster
Stanley Flickinger
Jack
Phyllis
J. B. Jackson
Jane Thompson
Aubrey Burgtorf
Irving
Minnie Thompson
A. E. Tunin
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Lewis Johnston
John C. Warnock
Richard Stephens
Lecompton
L. M. Perkins
Cora Perkins
Elmer Lynch
FASTEETH improves denture fit and comfort
An improved alkaline powder helps stabilize loose dentures by sprinkling on plates. It firms dentures for comfort and soothes sore gums from acidic mouths. Avoid embarrassment and get FASTEETH at drug stores.
Social notes record weekend visits and funeral attendances
Mrs. Claude Jordon and family visited Mrs. T. J. Keohane. Leavenworth and Potter guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Edward Huey and relatives attended Mary Huey’s funeral in Lawrence. Ottawa guest Beryl Allen Mitchell stayed with Ruby Keohane. Twin Valley Dr. Dalmon Boardman attended a funeral in Tongranoxie. Morris Hamilton visited Dr. Loughan and Mrs. Milner in Kansas City. N. P. Power of Lawrence visited A. A. LeMaster family. Ella Kilgore and daughter Verna Dove Kilgore visited Topeka friends.
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Claude Jordon
Gladys Keohane
John Keohane
T. J. Keohane
Ruby Keohane
Henry Nieman
Leavenworth
John Nieman
Arlene
Marlene
Potter
Rober Martin
Edward Huey
Grace
Marguerite
Mary Katherine
Mr. Boardman
Edward C. Allderdice
A. A. LeMaster
Ella Kilgore
Verna Dove
Kilgore
Topeka
Sunny
Fairy Tale Puzzle Answers and Clues
A fragmented list of crossword style clues and partial answers related to fairy tale themes. Items reference Red Riding Hood, wolves, and various wordplay entries including geographic and linguistic hints.
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Soil Conservation Service Notes
Clyde Lewis
NEA Service, Inc
Henry
Dread News
W. W. Wright
Highland Park High School
Oread
Bob Weir
John Richardson
Barbara Wilson
Keith Mann
Ruth Timpe
Hugh Wire
W.L. Woodhouse
Phi Delta Kappa
National Education Fraternity
Dyead
R. H Wheeler
Kansas Academy of Science
Jack Nelson
Wichita
Progressive Education Association
Baldwin News
Seidlitz
Pik
Vernon
America
Spain
Royal Society
Arlington
Roper — Gas Range
C.P
Cooking Marvel of the Age
Kansas Public Service’ Co
Gene
Glenshire
GIBBS
Stylecraft
Casin
Rockford
Star Brand
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