Kansas state institutions aim to return patients home
The Kansas system operates 12 social service institutions with a shared goal of restoring patients to health and home life. Osawatomie Topeka and Larned hospitals report high recovery and discharge rates, while facilities for the retarded, tuberculosis centers, and relocation services expand care and research across the state.
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Topeka
State of Kansas
Osawatomie State Hospital
Kansas
Topeka State Hospital
Osawatomie
Larned
Santa Fe Trail
Wichita
State Penitentiary
Reformatory
Parsons, Winfield
Kansas Neurological Institute
Parsons
Winfield
KNI
Winter Veterans Hospital
Kansas University
Lawrence
Boys’ Industrial School
Girls’ Industrial School
Beloit
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Kansas
Atchison
State Sanatorium
Norton
Southeast Kansas
Chanute
Funeral rites for Mrs Beulah McFann held in Emporia
Funeral services for Mrs Beulah McFann of Emporia were March 4 at St Marks Lutheran Church in Emporia with graveside rites at Glenwood Cemetery near Basehor. She was born in Tonganoxie on July 21, 1902. The notice also mentions new births in Lawrence and Winchester.
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Ternal
Grace Zirzon
Milwaukee
Wisc
Merle Guinn
Eudora
W. E. Engebreton
Hastings
Kathileen Marie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Roy Kraus
Wichita
Mahlon Cook
Tonganoxie
Pat Malloms
Olathe
Timothy Patrick
Ed Korb
Bill Mallems
Welda
Helen Franks
Lora Stephenson
A. L. Adams
Farmington
Utah
Powhattan
Adams
N. G. Walters
Elmer Tinberg
Delmer Tinberg
Ralph Moore
Leavenworth
C. W. Maxwell
Homer Rainey
Chillicothe
Georgie Kirkman
Linwood
Leo Ryan
Bonner Springs
Myra Kerns
Willa Guthrie
Frank Franklin
Bethel
Faye Underwood
Friendship Valley
Goldie Cross
Mary Reed
Gladys Harvey
Beulah McFann
Emporia
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Glenwood
Basehor
McFann
Carl Matthew
Milton Foote
Frank Kramer Jr
Route 1
Gregory Lee
Jefferson County Hospital
Winchester
Greg
Steve
Jim
Douglas Guinn
Ottawa
James Douglas
Baldwin Vinland Board Primary Winners Named
Mrs Homer Schoepflin and Carroll McLaughlin won Tuesday's primary for the Unified School District No 348 BaldwinVinland board. Schoepflin led with 112 votes, McLaughlin had 70, Tom Hitchcock 27, total 218. Names advance to April 6 general election. other candidates set for five seats on the unified board.
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Homer Schoepflin
Carroll McLaughlin
Board of Education of Unified School District No
Baldwin-Vinland
Schoepflin
McLaughlin
Tom Hitchcock
Baldwin Consolidated School District No. 82
Baldwin
Baker University
Baker
Paul Gibler
Jack Coats
Don Nutt
Hubert Hoskinson
Wilfred Selzer
Ralph Polson
James Trick
Douglas County
Lawrence
Seven Children Die in Belchertown Fire Tragedy
In Belchertown Massachusetts seven children aged from 1 to 9 were killed Tuesday night when a second floor blaze trapped them in their bedrooms. Parents Arthur Berthiaume and his wife survived with their daughter Linda and were hospitalized in fair condition. Fire officials investigated the cause as state fire marshal's office began inquiries.
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Belchertown
Mass
Arthur Berthiaume
Linda
Berthiaume
Massachuetts
Alice
Barbara
Mary Jane
Donna
Susan
Arthur
Michael
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