County 4 H Day Entries Earn Seven Blue Ribbons
Teatlas County editors in the regional 4 H event at Baldwin led with seven blue ribbons for individual and group activities. Winners included Rennie Hoover of the Marion Boosters and Easy As Pie sung by the Mitchell brothers. Contests were at Baker University with over 1,000 acting participants.
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Teatlas County
Tday
Baldwin
Siovem Blue Ribbans
Individuho
Amities
Tual State
Mian
Winhirs
Fromamon Jag County
Antity Tf ! Blue Ribbon
Rennie Hoover
Marion Boosters
Kanwaka Click
Mitchell Brothers
Donald
Dennis
Reece
Lonestar Club
Judy McKkinnny
Sinece Flory
Susan Goodyear
Dane Gootyear
Charlene Haverd Gott
Roger Goff
Joe Chane
Don Chaney
Clifford Down
Colt
Henry Bach
Rob Chalk
Sears
Sears Dance,’ Meadowlark
Gary White
Sharon Fiseie
Shardon Field
Janice McLean
Elaine Funk
Rhonda Kampschrader
Linda Cox
Marilyn Chamney
I Meadowlark Club
David Salsbury
Ronnie Kapter
Sharon Field
Janice McLeod
Flaine Funk
Sheri Mitchell
Sharon Fisele
Carol Sue Johnson
Rhonda Kampschroede
Wayne Maichel
Sondra Maichel
Ruth Maichel
Farrell Maichel
Harlan Blede
Catherine Blede
Duaine Vaughn
Darlene Vaughn
Marlene Vaughn
Ronnie Hoover
Linda Hoover
George Lawrence
Mary Cummings
Lilja Hulee
Jay Boyce
Vinland Valley Club
Gaylene Killinger
Sunflower
Vinland Valley
Duane Chanay
Diane Chanay
Teddy Grady
Larry Grady
Donnie Collins
Sue Collins
Sharon Carnelius
Sharon Hiddleston
Mary M. Beatty
Mary Alice Wray
Connie George
Dennis Pfantz
Carole Sturdy
David Sturdy
Dennis Lansom
Sandra Grammar
Shirley Rivers
Dana Sherman
Linda Schmidt
Karen Bigsby
Peggy Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Jimmy Mitchell
Jack Wiseman
Buddy Hendricks
Alice Hendricks
Douglas County
Bill Mundley
Velma McGaugh
Deal Six
Baker Univerampus
Plundley
Architecture students win KCMA awards at KU
Five Kansas University architecture students received KCMA awards in a design contest for a suburban insurance office. Douglas Smith of Topeka won first prize of 75 dollars, John Greer of Wichita and George Swank of Topeka took second and third prizes of 50 and 25 dollars, with Don Conard of Garden City and Charles Yeakum of Belton receiving smaller honors. A 150 dollar department grant supports architectural education promotion.
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Kansas University
Kansas Concrete Masonry Association
Douglas Smith
Topeka
John Greer
Wichita
George Swank
Don Conard
Garden City
Charles Yeakum
Belt
Hair Dye Brings Divorce Suit In Birmingham
Ernest Burns, 66, lost a divorce petition after the court heard he dyed his hair black to deceive several women. Judge Sir Henry Barnard said Burns was a vain Lothario and noted his wife’s peroxide in hair oil and an alleged kitchen bleach incident as cruelty.
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Birmingham
England
Ernest Burns
Henry Barnard
Burns
Early Kansas settler views on Kaw Indians in 1858
Editorials from the Lawrence Herald of Freedom and the Kansas Tribune reflect mixed portrayals of the Kaw Indians in 1858. Some settlers urged removal and described thefts and alleged immorality, while others admired a sensational war dance and foresaw eventual transition to farms and cities.
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Kansas Territory
Lawrence Herald of Freedom
Kansas Tribune
Topeka
Social visit list from Kansas City gathering
McLouth residents and relatives visited Mrs. Grace Tarr in Kansas City area. Attendees included Mrs. Ina Stevens and Dennis Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zule with Linda and Ronnie, Mrs. Ruey Champion and Donna, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dearing with Ruth Maxon and Diana Sue Scott, among others from Leavenworth and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanders
Beverly
Ronda
Verne
Sylvia
Norma Tarr
Kansas City
Leonard Tarr
Laren Tarr
Lem Wiley
Ina Stevens
Dennis
Lawrence
Gene Zule
Gary
Linda
Ronnie
Leavenworth
Ruey Champion
Donna
Grace Tarr
Leon Dearing
Ruth Maxon
Kaos
WN. Dearing
Diana Sue Scott
McLouth area church study group and community notices
Visitors gathered at the Dearing home for a WSWS study class at McLouth Edmonds EUB Church on March 14 led by Mrs. A C Ritchie. Birthday celebrations, nursing home visits, and weekend social events involve Langworthy, Joplin, Brackman, Edwards, Dearing, Shields, Steeper, Jeffries, Pettit, Tate and many local families across McLouth Perry Topeka and Oskaloosa with Sunday church events, parties and visits noted.
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W. R. Dearing
WSWS
Walter Chittenden
George Langworthy
Joplin Nursing Home
Jack Joplin
Kansas Association of Licensed Nursing Homes
Topeka
Joplin
Carrie Stevenson
Jean Marie Ketter
Leavenworth
Bill Miller
Kansas City
Jack Jopkin
Louisa Miller
Max Whitaker
Atchison
Paul Dean Brackman
Davison
L. E. Thomas
Ft. Scout
R. R. Snook
Joe Masqua
Hutchinson
Clarence Lanphear
Marvin Masqua
BE. W. McHenry
Victor Edmonds
Oskaloosa
Dean Farmer
Waterville
Kay
Robert Shields
Henry Harden
Kenneth Zachariah
Roy Boyer
Ottawa
Sean Dearing
Adolph Tiemann
Arthur Scott
E. C. Steeper
Charles Hardman
Bonnie Ridgway
Guilford Ridgway
Glenn
Fred Cox
Winchester
Orville Osborn
Baptist Church
A. J. Miller
Charles Jeffries
Albert Pettit
Perry
McLouth
George Tate
Howard Wellman
Wesley Robinson
Effie Tarr
Tilda Thornton
Melvin Sheldon
Vernon Sheldon
Joanne Sheldon
Youth Fellowship
EUB Church
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