Life of Quiz Show Winner Elfrida von Nardroff
New York based Elfrida von Nardroff, the Twenty One winner with 146000 in winnings, says money changed little. She remains unmarried, shares a Brooklyn apartment with an anthropologist, plans to rent a Long Island house for the summer, and will soon quit her job to pursue a doctorate in experimental psychology at Columbia University.
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Cha
New York
Elfrida von Nardroff
Miss von Nardroff
NBCTV
Twenty One
Brooklyn
Long Island
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Columbia
PTA Notes Highlight School PTA Officers Installation
The Friday 9 am PTA instruction for incoming officers at the Junior High School auditorium. Schwegler PTA closes its year with a meeting led by Don Pilcher and devotions by Morris Teplitz. Miss Maud Ellsworth spoke on art education for children. New officers were installed by Mrs. Irving Roth and Mrs. Charles Lanning received praise for 40 years of teaching Miss Richardson retired after 40 years serving Pinckney and other Lawrence schools. About 700 attendees enjoyed an ice cream social and classroom exhibits.
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PTA
A. R. Kitzhaber
PTA Council
Norman White
Wichita
Hunn
Pilcher
Pinckney Pta
Mabel Richardson
Charles Lanning
Richardson
Lawrence
Miss Richardson
Pinckney
Quincy
Cordley
Wood
Lawn
McAllaster
New York
Irving Roth
City Council Pta
Richard Kennedy
Warren Hodson
J. R.cKinley
Everettler
Harold Regier
Kanwaka Community May Meeting Scheduled in Hall
Kanwaka Community hosts its May meeting on Saturday with a covered dish supper at 7 30 pm in the hall. The event invites local residents to attend and participate in community matters.
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Kanwaka
Spring Lamb Economical For Weekend Bargains
Weekend shoppers will find spring lamb a popular bargain in many markets as prices dip two to six cents a pound in some areas while beef remains high. Veal chops and pork offer sparse savings, with broader freshness in vegetables like spinach broccoli and squash signaling better produce deals nationwide.
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Florida
KU Dean Heads NACCTE Accrediting Team Visit
Dr. Kenneth E. Anderson dean of the Kansas University Education School will chair a seven member visiting team from the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. The group includes members from universities teachers colleges public schools and state education departments and will visit the College of Education at Arkansas University next week.
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Kenneth E. Anderson
Kansas University Education School
College of Education
Arkansas University
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
State Departments of Education
Plymouth Fun Fest for junior high age youths
Plymouth Fun Fest for junior high age boys and girls will be Friday evening from 7 30 to 10 at 925 West Street. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Orville Midgett Mr and Mrs Milton Stoffer Mr and Mrs J B Stewart Mr and Mrs Gerald Pearson and Mr and Mrs E T Gallagher. Youngsters enjoy maraschino cherries frozen in orange juice in ice cube trays. the frozen fruit may be used in ginger ale.
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Plymouth
Wi. St
Orville Midgett
Milton Stoffer
J. B. Stewart
Gerald Pearson
Land
E. T. Gallagher
Piano Studio Opens With New Faculty Members
Alice Jefferson opens a piano studio offering programs for beginners to advanced players. New faculty include Eattman School of Music master and accredited teachers with a master’s degree and professional affiliations.
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Alice Jefferson
Eattman
KU Women Chosen by National Honor Society
Twenty one Kansas University juniors were selected for the Torch chapter of Mortar Board, a national honor society for senior women, announced by chapter president Shirley Ann Stout. Eleanor Youngberg of 1908 Barker Ave is named among the group.
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Kansas University Junnors
Mortar Board
National Honor Society For
Shirley Ann Stout
Lombard
Til
Lawrence
Eleanor Youngberg
Barker Ave
Mary Alden Jennings
Jaye Wee Paabepen
Linda Aris Prat
Kanety
Moys
Treen
Bark Lovee
Tushion
Magers
Misston
Mays Davons
Lathlan Serher
Betsy Shanktaind
Sarah Simpson
Wih
Laheral
Sharon Sur
Darmeta Swan
Sun
Musical inventor dies in New York at 81
Charles Fuller Stoddard, 81, inventor of an improved player piano and various automatic cooking devices, died Tuesday of a stroke. He worked with the American Piano Co. for many years.
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New York
Charles Fuller Stoddard
American Piano Co
Shaw's Revised Play Gets a Fine Greeting
The Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Tom Norman's home with 11 members present. A covered dish lunch followed a business meeting led by President Ruth Zook, devotionals by Mrs. William Anderson, and a quilting session. Next meeting set for Hazel Brittain's home.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Tom Norman
Ruth Zook
Wilard Anderson
Grace Moore
Bess Gensler
Tilda Thornton
Bonnie Ridgway
Topeka
Guilford Ridgway
Glenn
London
Leland McPherson
Pygmalion
Carolyn
Luther
George Bernard Shaw
Stormont Vail Hospital
America
Ray Musselman
Leavenworth
Howard Rowle
Rex Harrison
Julie Andrews
Stanley Holloway
New York
Multilingual lesson from Joy Grimm on future peace
Joy Grimm urges that American children learn at least two languages besides their native tongue to secure future world peace. She travels widely with hotelier husband Peter Grimm and speaks French and Spanish, aiming to add Portuguese and Italian.
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Joy Grimm
Grandma
Joy
Peter Grimm
Caracas
Bogota
Curacao
Farmhouse Fire Near McLouth Destroys Home
Artie Sparks lost his farm house south of McLouth Tuesday evening when a blaze began around 5 p.m. He was away tending cows and could not save the building or contents. The cause remains unknown. Mrs. Wilmer Kimmel and son visited in Peoria and Tonganonie, while numerous local families circulated visiting and socializing across nearby towns.
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Kimporia
Joe Bowie
Artie Sparks
McLouth
Sparks
Wilmer Kimmel
David
Peoria
Clara Kimmel
Robert Turner
Tonganonie
James Brittain
Effie Laster
Maude Webb
Williamstown
William Kimmel
Marie
Maria
Gloria
Ray Kimmel
John Bower
Ronnie
Ruth
James Norman
Meriden
Alice Lindsay
Janet
Oskaloosa
Kansas City
Arthur Scott
W. R. Dearing
Charles F. Blythe
Rosie Burkhart
la Verna Kessinger
Patty Kimmel
Lawrence
Local Social News and Meeting Highlights
Rev and Mrs Endstey and sons dined with Hattibel Swan Friday night. Mr and Mrs Donald McAffee announce the birth of a son at Winchester Hospital Monday April 1. Susie Hagen visited her brother Scott and family in Manhattan. There was third degree work at the Masonic lodge Thursday April 17 with Perry guests and about 25 attendees. Gertrude McCarty returned from a three week Brownsville Texas vacation. Mr and Mrs Dale Glenn and
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Susie Hagen
Scott
Manhattan
Masonic Lodge
Perry
Gertrude McCarty
Brownsville
Tex
Dale Glenn
Lecompton Community Notes Show Visits and Meetings
Daughters visit in Ottawa and Sun day at Clarence Glenn home. George Mathews home on leave from Fort Leonard Wood. Lecompton residents attend Rebekah lodge round up in Lawrence where Baldwin Degree Staff conferred. PTA closes term at I grade school with music by band and glee club. Several local families host guests and move homes. WSWS met for church lesson and film on Japan. United Church Women set May Fellowship Day with several area churches.
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Ottawa
Clarence Glenn
George Mathews
Fort Leonard Wood
George
Neal
Larry Mathews
H. L. Roberts
Emma Glenn
Springfield
Minnie Clark
Clark
Louise Schiffer
Lite Rock
Troxler
Etchison
George Bahnmaier
Billy Glenn
Bob Giffert
Atchison
John Griffith
Quenimo
Windette
Wisconsin
WSWS
Roy Harding
Banks
Elsie Person
International Christian University of Japan
Richard Troxler
Bobbie Andes
Anthony Ditrich
Andrew Bahnmaier
Starr Glenn
Clayton Dark
Paul Penny
Bill Nelson
Lybian Endsley
Joe Stauffer
Arthur LaDuke
EUB
United Church Women
EUR
Lecompton
Berr\ton
Salem
Stull and Richland Big Springs
Charles Hook
Clifford
Topeka
John Schreiner
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KU Dean
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Boece Pers
Joyce
Richard Armstrong
Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ruby May Heffner
Floyd E. Heffner
National Honor Body
Shaw
A. V. Phillips
Frank Worthington
Sam Glenn
Worthington
Terry Livings
Glen Pierce
Livings
Bill Wing- Field
Glenn Pierce
W. L. Alburty
Bill of Lawrence
Paul
Penny
Bill
Schreiner
Alice Windette
Lee's Summits
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
H.R. Williams
Optometrist
Ciao
Carter
M. L
Weaver's Infants Shop
Mor Aidi
Ladson
Samponite
Parsons
Weaver's Luggage Shop
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