Local Girl Among Haskell Honorees
Jeanette Clay of Lawrence joins ten Haskell Indian Junior College students named to the first Indian Phi Theta Kappa chapter. The group includes Bernice George and Wayne Johnson, with others from Cherokee, Navajo, Kiowa and Seminole backgrounds. The new chapter selects scholars meeting minimum credit hours and aims to mirror Phi Beta Kappa standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Honor Society
Haskell
Lawrence
Bernice George
Indian Wells
Ariz
Wayne Johnson
Wichita
Sara Arnead
Sylva N.C
Janet Candy
Robert Daugherty
Jay
Okla
Leon Hawzipta
Robert C. Keith Jr
Blytheville
Ark
Mary King
Cobb
William Burgess
Ballard Community Center Easter Closure
The Ballard Community Center at 708 Elm will be closed on Easter Monday and open as usual on Tuesday.
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Ballard
Elm
Haskell Students Plan Ecology Trip to Louisiana
Five Haskell Indian Junior College students and instructor Don Ahshapanek will travel to Natchitoches Louisiana for a week in Kisatchie National Forest. They will camp study vegetation animal life and organism distribution and collect plants and small vertebrates. Participants include James Acosta Arthur Carpithher Leroy Ellis Julian Sandoval and Randall Sands.
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Haskell
Natchitoches, la
Kisatchie National Forest
James Acosta
Tulsa
Okla
Arthur Carpithher
Konawa
Leroy Ellis
Shawnee
Julian Sandoval
Aztec
N.M
Randall Sands
Emporia
Deaths Funerals GEORGE W JAMES
George Washington James 86 of 715 Mich died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services pending Bowser Lee Mortuary. Born Feb 22 1886 in Tonganoxie he lived there and Lawrence. Survived by widow June three sons Ailey Baldwin John Pomona Glen Garden City three daughters Thelma Randal Doris Blevins June Pine four sisters Zola Prentice Lillian Bessie Linder Mildred Bretz Helen Klieser a brother Clyde 21 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Mr Lederer born Aug 1 1891 in Dickinson County Kan moved in 1903 to Baldwin to farm.
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George Washington James
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
June
Ailey
Baldwin
John
Pomona
Glen
Garden City
Thelma Randal
Doris Blevins
Eudora
June Pine
Rt. 3
Lawrence
Zola Prentice
Lillian
Ala
Bessie Linder
Abilene
Mildred Bretz
Garden Grove
Calif
Helen Klieser
Branson
Clyde
Valley Falls
Mr. Lederer
Dickison County
Kan
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Kansas City Market
Market report from Kansas City shows cattle and hogs with varied changes. Slaughter steers 34.00 to 35.00, heifers 33.50 to 34.25. hogs active but uneven with late steady to 25 higher, lighter weights around 23.75 to 23.50. Sows down 25 to 50, sheep at 25 with prices not tested. Monday estimates call for 2,000 cattle, 100 calves, 5,000 hogs, 300 sheep.
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Kansas City
Kansas Traffic Deaths Report Dense for March 1972
For 24 hours to 9 am Friday the state records 35 traffic deaths in March and 115 for the year 1972. The 24 hour figure and monthly totals reflect ongoing concerns over road safety and accident patterns in Kansas.
Funeral rites set for Mrs Wilma F White 63
Funeral services for Mrs. Wilma Frances White 63 of 2108 Barker are at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Friends Church. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. Rumsey Funeral Home handles arrangements. She died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born September 14 1908 in Phillipsburg she lived in Lawrence 33 years and was assistant librarian at the Kansas University law school. Survived by husband Harold a daughter Viola Cathleen Alkoudsi two sons Harold and Douglas two sisters Viola Lake and Betty Harmon and a brother Ralph G Bump. Donations to the heart fund urged.
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Wilma Frances White
Barker
Friends 'Church
Eldon Cox
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rumsey
White
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Phillipsburg
Lawrence
Kansas University Law School
Harold
Viola Cathleen Alkoudsi
Oakland
Calif
Beale Air Force Base
Douglas
Manhattan
Viola Lake
Anaconda
Mont
Betty Harmon
Norton
Ralph G. Bump
Carsonville
Mich
Heart Fund
Funeral services for Earle N Lederer in Baldwin
Funeral services for Earle N Lederer 80 of Baldwin who died Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday in Ives Chapel Baldwin United Methodist Church with the Rev C I Coldsmith in charge Burial will be in Sutton Cemetery
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Baldwin
Earle N. Lederer
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Ives Chapel
Baldwin United Methodist Church
C. I. Coldsmith
Sutton Ceme
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Local Girl
Jeanette Clay
Redbuden
Tim Notah
Lawrence High School
Fisher
Pryor, Okla
Johnny White Cloud
Creek
Tulsa, Okla
Arnead
Candy Miss George
Kingfisher
Goodwin Cobb
Louisiana
Don Ahshapanek
Ene
Sirloin
Kaw River
George W. James
Mr. James
Tonganoxie
Burlington Railroad
Kansas University
The
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Grace McFadden
Tery
American Heart Assa
K. C. Livestock
Kansas
Mrs
Wilma White
Earle Lederer
the Sirloin
C.O.D
Jean Sterman
Twilight Drive
Topeka
McCall
West Side Greenhouse
Delbert
Florida
Sunset Drive-In
West 6Th Street — Highway 40
Arlen J. Bruns
of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Immanuel Lutheran Church
17Th and
Vermont Streets
Spring Lawrence
Ralph Dunn
F.H.A
Meadowbrook
15Th and Lown
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