Lawrence High School Speech Group Wins Fourth Straight
Lawrence High School dominated the district speech and drama festival held in Topeka, winning 12 firsts to edge Osage City and earning a place at the state festival April 11-12 at Kansas University. Individual Lawrence winners included Frank Wiebe in Extemporaneous speech and David Gray in manuscript reading among others.
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Lawrence High School
Topeka
Kansas University
Lawrence
Ent Ries
Osage City
Washburn Rural
Roosevelt
Fimporia
Emporia High
Olathe
Highland Park
Overbrook
Jerry Schafer
Jerry Morton
Steve McNown
Sharon Dobbins
Karen Diffy
Karen Ott
Joanne Denton
Joy Skinner
Carolyn Shull
Frank Wiebe
David Gray
Bill Cohen
Courtney King
Randy Williams
Sandra Lee
Keith Jochim
Skip Franks
Delores Harris
Victor L. Capper
Millard F. Denny
Haskell
Carmelita Wotan
Cathy Blade
Dick Rukes
Janet Butell
Eudora
Barbara Harris
Arthur Neis
Suzy von Ackson
Kansan reports on South Africa election anxiety and parties
Reporter for the Johannesburg Star observes South Africa’s April 18 election fever. He notes three major parties Nationalists led by Strijdom, United Party under de Villiers Graaff, and Afrikan National Centers with little real vote power. natives face restricted ballots. native leaders call for boycotts and passes burning, with talks on apartheid and future stability.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Johannesburg
South Fae
Sm Africa
South Africa
South Afria
J. G. Strijdom
Sir de Villiers Graaff
Afrikan National Cenures
Nationalists
United Group
Nationalist Party
United Party
Probaly
National Workers’ Conference
America
Graaff
United
Naionalista
Nats
Strijdom
Memorial Hospital Admissions And Missals Listings
A long list of admissions and missals from Memorial Hospital records includes numerous residents from Tonganoxie Eudora Baldwin Leavenworth Oskaloosa and surrounding areas. Names span Pegg Lamb Rita Scott Shirley Gridley Kather ine Ray and others with addresses across Ark La St Conn St Mt St and Idaho corridors. Birth notices reveal several new arrivals to local families including daughters and sons born to Lamb Fowler Embry Neal Held Pansmith and others.
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Pegg Marie Lamb
Tanganoxle
Rita Scott
Ark. St
Glen A. Roberts
la. St
Shirley Ann Gridley
Skyline Trailer Ct
B. Antoinette Alex
Campus Rd
Ramey Franklin Walker
Oskaloosa
R. E. Moon
Grant St
Katherine Osborne
Ark
Sti
Alice Fowler
Ilinois St
Barbara Held
Leavenworth
Alberta Embry
Oak St
Velma Neal
Mich. St
Anita Pansmith
Sunnyside
Otis Elston
Baldwin
Mary Jane Brown
N.J. St
Ira S. Higginbotham
Tonganoxie
Edith Livingston
Conn. St
Katherine S. Ray
E. 12Th St
Jean Marie Handa
Mass. St
Wendy Suzanne Linton
Hilltop Dr
Emil Telfel
Mont. St
Martha Fern Platt
Fred D. Filkins
Melvin Morriss Jr
Eudora
Rose Bolton
Thelen Shaw
Ark St
Dana Heas
del. St
Mildred Brown
N.H. St
Edward H. Pickelman
E. 11Th St
Jane Kelly
Lillian F. White
Tenn. St
Merle Lamb
Donald Fowler
Nois St
James D. Embry
Harold Neal
Joseph C. Held
Robert Pansmith
Civic Affairs Banquet panel on school funding set in Lawrence
The Lawrence League of Women Voters hosts a Civic Affairs Banquet this Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Hotel Eldridge. The panel titled Can We Pay for Our Schools aligns with the April 15 school bond election and features W D Wolfe Lawrence superintendent Russell Mosser city commissioner O Kenneth O Fallon with Art Wolf of the Chamber of Commerce moderating. Reservations through Mrs James Drury and arrangements led by Mrs Albert Kitzhaber. Special communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and A M notes a meeting Monday March Mth with second degree work and visitors.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Eldridge
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Russell Mosser
O. Kenneth O'Fallon
Art Wolf
The
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
James Drury
Albert Kitzhaber
Jayhawk FFA Team Wins Burlingame Farm Contest
The Jayhawk Future Farmers of America chapter from Lawrence High School won first place at a Burlingame farm mechanics contest. Lawrence members claimed five of the six top finishes with Robb, Schaake, Dwyer, Johnson and Donaldson leading the rankings. Other teams included Osage City Highland Park Louisburg Washington Rural and Seaman.
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Jayhawk Future Farmers of America
Lawrence High School
Burlingame
Lawrence
Jayhawk
Ervin Donaldson
James Dwyer
Robert Johnson
Ralph Leonhard
Steven Robb
Larry Schaake
Raybert Thornton Jr
Jim Wingert
Robb
Schaake
Dwyer
Johnson
Donaldson
Osage City
Highland Park
Louisburg
Washington Rural
Seaman
FFA
Earl Johnson
Baldwin
Journal-World Photo
Marion Motley Named Production Engineer at Callery Plant
Marion Y Motley of Kansas City Missouri is appointed production engineer for Callery Chemical Company at a new Lawrence Kansas plant. Motley, a chemical engineer, will move to Lawrence soon after earning a B S in chemical engineering from the University of Kansas in 1936. He has served as area engineer for Dowell Inc since 1945 and was rectifying superintendent for Joseph E Seagram Sons Inc prior to that. He belongs to the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers and Triangle Engineers Fraternity.
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Motley
The
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers and
Triangle Engineers Fraternity
Theft at Barn Reported at Iowa Street Residence
Ed Young of 1023 Iowa St reported to police Saturday that items valued at 127 were stolen from a barn at his residence last week. Missing are two army type saddles, a pair of riding boots, a carbine boot, bridle and two hitching posts.
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Ed Young
Iowa St
Young
Key Alumni continue drive for gifted students at KU
A Kansas University profile highlights engineering research and rapid progress for gifted students. Dean Stough cites inter-school cooperation enabling new medical and agricultural law courses while library funds boost rare collections. Endowment figures show growing loans and enrollment, noting the need for more lending funds as student demand outpaces grants.
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Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
M. Carl Stough
Law School
Robert Vosper
Kansas University
Vosper
Harvard
Phillip Mitchell
G. Baley Price
Price
United States
Canada
Dolph Simons
Lawrence
Journal-World
Alumni Association
Midwest
Robert H. Royer
Abilene
Greater University Fund
Irvin Younghers
KU Endowment Association
Newspaperman’s newspaperman praised by colleagues
Field of writing were many and colleagues refer to him by a coveted title. He is described as a newspaperman’s newspaperman, signaling high respect within the trade.
Emil L Telfel remembered as KU journalism educator
Emil L Telfel, longtime KU journalism professor, taught reporting editing radio and advertising and advised the University Daily Kansan. He taught at Notre Dame before KU and worked for Newark Evening News Longview News Journal and DePere Journal-Democrat. He lectured on public relations and emphasized learning by doing, influencing many students and protégés.
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Page
WHAS
Rochester
Telfel
Kansan
Notre Dame
Newark Evening News
Longview
Tex
News-Journal
Longview Tribune
DePere
Wis
Journal-Demowat
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Courts Civil and Criminal Dockets Include Fessler Case
County Court Jehle s Building Supply Inc Montgomery Ala money judgment against Max E Fessler continued to a later date. Police Court Reginald James Boise Edgar Tomosie Pubacha Ariz Herman Tron Pineridge Idaho fined 25 each for intoxication. Traffic Violations multiple defendants include Orris Carrithers Mission fined 25 for reckless driving Forrest Patterson 925 Mo St fined 25 and costs for reckless driving William Kennedy Fenter Jr Kansas City Kansas fined 5 and costs for no valid license Joe Louis Rodriguez Topeka Robert James Nicholson no address fined 10 and costs for speeding Marion Howard Eudora fined 5 and costs for fictitious tags Eli Emmett Hampton 219 Ill St fined 10 and costs for speeding Isidro Flores no address fined 5 and costs for no license on person.
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Jehle
Reginald James
Boise
Idaho
Edgar Tomosie Pubacha
Ariz
Herman Tron
Pineridge
5. D
Otis Richard Carrithers
Mission
Forrest Patterson
Mo. St
Willima Kennedy Fenter Jr
Kansas City
Kas
Joe Louis Rodriguez
Topeka
Robert James Nicholson
Marion Howard
Eudora
Eli Emmett Hampton
Ill. St
Isidro Flores
Lawrence High basketball team to speak at Sertoma event
The Lawrence High School basketball team and coaching staff will be guests of the Lawrence Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Hotel Eldridge.
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Bertoma Club
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Sertoma
Eldridge
Coeds Raise 1572 for Douglas County MS Drive
Kansas University coeds in Lawrence raised 1572 for the 1958 Douglas County Multiple Sclerosis fund during Greek Week. About 600 KU sorority members canvassed businesses and residences Saturday morning led by Joyce Elliott. County and city drive plans continue in June with mail campaigns and local organizer contacts listed for contributions. Last year’s total exceeded 2000, suggesting a strong chance to top it this June.
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Kansas University
Charles Springer
Ruth Quinlan
Countryside Lane
Springer
Allen
Douglas County
Needy Douglas County Family Sees Swift Aid After Story
Journal-World story about a destitute Douglas County family with four children drew rapid offers of help. Undersheriff Hanna noted many calls and donations of clothing and food, while Sheriff Chappell thanked residents for their support.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
Missouri
Charles Hanna
Sheriff's Office
Hanna
Dale Chappell
Two-Car Crash Causes 400 Dollar Damage on Second Street
Police said a Sunday two-car collision in the 600 block on Second Street caused an estimated 400 dollars in damage with no injuries. Drivers were George Glenn Scribner, 28, of Eudora, and Earl J. Hallenbeck, 32, of Route 1, Linwood. The report notes a prior Saturday accident with 300 dollars damage and no injuries involving Henry Miller Jr., 22, and Robert Whyte, 18, at lth and Ind., Sts.
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Second Street
George Glenn Scribner
Eudora
Earl
J. Hallenbeck
Route 1
Linwood
Henry Miller Jr
la. St
Robert Whyte
Services Today For Hanover Minister's Father
Memorial services are held in Hanover Indiana for Dr Albert G Parker Jr father of Rev Albert Parker III of Lawrence who died Saturday morning at 65 He led Hanover College for 29 years expanding enrollment and construction of 25 buildings under a 7 million plan Survivors include his wife a daughter and Parker family members Funeral details announced by Rev Parker NT who learned of his father death and stayed in Lawrence to tell his congregation. Also memorial verses mark the anniversaries of Ronnie Deay and Annie Miller Adams with expressions of remembrance and loss from family members.
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Hanover
Ind
Albert G. Parker Jr
Albert G. Parker III
Lawrence
Parker
China
Hi Son
Tsina
William A. Huber
Indianapolis
Albert Parker
W&d
Annie Miller Adams
C. W. Anderson
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Ronnie Deay
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George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
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Douglas County State Bank
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