Houk Family Reunion Draws About 80 Relatives at 4H Fairgrounds
The Houk reunion gathered about eighty relatives at the 4H Fairgrounds on a Sunday. Organizers Wayne Wulfkuhle and Hayden Smith led arrangements with Wil-liam Keefover assisting, as attendees from Independence Topeka Wichita and Lawrence enjoyed a day of family photos and greetings. The next gathering is set for the third Sunday in May 1966.
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Houk
Fairgrounds
Wayne Wulfkuhle
Hayden Smith
William Keefover
Darrell Houk
Darci
Marta
Roma Gail
Independence
Kan
Fannie Conklin
Emma_ Houk Lynch
Wichita
Robert Frederick Jr
Selena Houk
Kenneth Confer
Gary
Kenny
Lecompton
Terry
Steven
Linda
Tecumseh
Harve Houk
Roger Caruthers
Ronald
Carl Silvers
Cathy
Brad
Walter Houk Jr
Kent
George Houk
Harold
Clifford Houk
Allen
John
Glen Cox
Darrell Cox
Duane
Carolyn
Kevin
Russel Houk
Donald Curran
Laurie
Randy
Jeff
LeRoy Groothoff
Russel
Mary Houk
Harold Houk
Mrs Roland Kraft to Lead Funeral Arrangements
Mrs Roland Kraft will oversee funeral arrangements, taking charge of planning and coordinating services for the family.
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Roland Kraft
Linwood and Busy Dames 4-H Units Hold May Meetings
Linwood Home Demonstration Unit hosted by Mrs Myrtle Browning and Mrs Goldie Frederick with 15 members, plant exchange, and a Standard of Excellence lesson by President Edna Elder. Busy Dames unit met with Stain Removal lesson by Oletha Blevins. June 10 pesticides topic and guest members listed. Lone Star 4H to observe 4 H Sunday May 23 at Lone Star Church of the Brethren with service at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Browning
Goldie Frederick
Linwood Home Demonstration Unit
Edna Elder
Methodist Church
Dames Home Demonstration
Joan Miller
Wellington Rd
Oletha Blevins
Marcia Clark
Peggy Vallsbinder
Sharon Snow
Thelma Howe
Bess Stone Center
Janiece Scribner
Lone Star
Lone Star Church of the Brethren
Campers and Hikers Group Holds End-of-Season Meeting
The Jayhawker chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association held its regular season close at the Community Building with John Long presiding. George Latham spoke on Wilderness Trail and was named to study preservation efforts for hikers. The club marked its second birthday with cake and planned the June state Kansas Campers Fun Fest at Tuttle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
National Campers and Hikers Association
John Long
George Latham
Journal-World
Leonard Kasky
Glen LaRue
George Stewart
Charles Johannsen
Howard Erwin
Fritz Reiber
Ward Elliott
Willis McCorkill
Girl Scout Troop 612
Janice Davis
Kathy Jones
Martha Williams
Girl Scout Troop 626 Hosts Father Cookout at Hidden Valley
Junior Troop 626 plans a 24 hour camp at Hidden Valley Girl Scout Camp to honor fathers with an open fire cookout, campfire program, and overnight pup tents. Girls showcase a year of activities earning badges in The Arts Home Outdoors and International Friendship while presenting Sign of the Arrow and Star honors to named members. Troop 626 meets at Naz arene Church under leaders Mrs. Ray Cuzzort and Mrs. Elmer Lindell with assistant Miss Gayle Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Hidden Valley
Red Cross
Kansas Neurological Institute
Marlene Vaughn
Nancy House
Marilee Johnson
Marsha Ward
Anne Stoland
Judy Riddle
Carol Mills
the Nazarene Church
Ray Cuzzort
Elmer Lindell
Gayle Miller
Sixth Graders Picnic at New York School
The sixth graders of New York School held a sack lunch at Centennial Park on Thursday noon. Thirty seven students attended with their parents and staff including principal Miss Mildred Kirkham and teachers Mrs Dorothy McGregor and Mrs Verna Allen. Mr and Mrs Glenn Gilliland gave a cake to celebrate their daughter Kathy also a sixth grader.
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New York School
Centennial Park
Mildred Kirkham
Dorothy McGregor
Verna Allen
Glenn Gilliland
Kathy
Cooking Sweetbreads Preparation and Handling
Sweetbreads may be braised or fried without precooking but the membrane must be removed. For salads or creamed dishes with ham or veal precook to firm and whiten. If not used immediately after purchase pre cook to extend keeping quality. this meat is delicate and highly perishable.
Promoted WAC Frances Overstreet Plans Lawrence Visit
Frances Darleene Overstreet, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay ton Stone, stationed at Fort Benning Ga and newly promoted to captain, will visit Lawrence with her husband Captain Joseph S Overstreet. Several local families hosted dinner while Arley and T O Shields relocate from California to Lawrence. Rebecca Lou Terrell, a Kansas State University graduate student, will teach foods and nutrition at Northwest Missouri State College. Dr Lowell Gish of Baker University attends Topeka conference on federal education. Alpha Chi pledges Kay Everist at Baker University. Don Mitchell pursues Bible degree at Abilene Christian College. About 250 seniors will receive degrees at Lawrence High School commencement May 24.
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Frances Darleene Overstreet
Clayton Stone
Utah
Women’s Army Corps
Ft. Benning
Joseph S. Overstreet
Lawrence
Arley Shields
T. O. Shields
San Leandro
Calif
Oliver O. Shields
Marilyn Hornberger
Betty
Harold Drennon
California
Oliver Shields
Drennon
Rebecca Lou Terrell
Eudora
Kansas State University
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Miss Terrell
Professional Foods Club
Kansas State University Intervarsi
Ty Christian Fellowship
American Chemical Society
Lowell Gish
Baker University
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Association
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Kay Everist
Elmer Everist
Route 3
Don Mitchell
Abilene Christian College
Mitchell
Owen Mitchell
Lawrence High School
Topping for cakes and French toast with cinnamon sugar
The cake should bake about 15 minutes then be topped with a mix of cinnamon and sugar and chopped walnuts or pecans. Keep the cinnamon sugar mix on hand for cake toppings, French toast, and cinnamon toast.
Woman supervisor for meal prep in Kansas City cafeteria
Job opening at a Kansas City firm seeking a woman over 30 to supervise quantity food preparation in a company cafeteria serving breakfast and noon meals. Home Economies training helpful but not required. desirable cooperative personality and prior quantity food service experience. Provide education, experience, and salary desired. Box N-82 core of Journal-World.
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Kansas City
Journal-World
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Children’s Hour
Graduate Engineering Wives Club
Library of Children’s Hour Inc
J. Caro Russell
N. H. St
Children’s Hour Nursery
Lincoln School
Graduate Engineering Wives Service Committee
Ted Batchman
Henry Dodd
Everett Johnson
W. 6Th St
Journal-World Photo
HDU
Trudy
Dot Bell Music Co., Inc
WC Gace Gang
Cook
Your Gas Company
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
Massachusetts
DuPont
Harnar Auto Supplies
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Company
Hillcrest Hardware
Naturalizer
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