Grim Coeds Prepare For Big Bowl Game
A Kansas university sorority football feature details both Pi Phi and Theta lineups with named players from Kansas City, Wichita, Topeka, and other cities. It notes offensive and defensive ends, guards, centers, and backs for each team, plus pregame rallies and a traveling trophy financed by the two sororities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidonie
Hudson
Cars
Ann MacLaughlin
Kansas City
Geea
Pi Phis
Barbara Baker
Salina
Phyl. Na Scott
Dee Anne Smith
el Dorado
Miss Hudson
Miss McLaughlin
Kin Scar- Titt
Julia Gemple
Miss States
Marlene Mess
Nancy Teed
Hutchinson
Mary Taggart
Topeka
Mary Eversall
Ann Lambert
Leavenworth
Margie Null
Wichita
Peggy Hughes
Marjean Sullivan
Theta
Jean Stoneman
Janet Francis
St. Joseph
Dorothy Wandling
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Patsy Wiley
Hankie Haines
Durthem
N. C
Betty
Dorie Bites
Oklahoma City
Okla
Susan Forney
To‘pela
Beverly Bonebrake
Jody T Anderson
Fushers
Nancy Hampton
Kansas ‘City
Gail Gould
Jane Barnes
Birmingham
Mich
Maria Griffith
Nancy Gilchrist
Lawrence
Judy Crane
Joann Guthridge
Parsons
Connie Cagey
Joann Hovey
Joanne Goodform
Thetas
Pight House
Pers
Pi Phi
Lawrence Junior High to Present Concert Tonight
The Lawrence Junior High School Music Department under directors Charles Kassinger and Bonnie Zillcox presents a concert at 8 PM in the Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. Performers include the activity band first band orchestra eighth grade chorus girls glee club and ninth grade chorus with selections such as The Sun Overture Danube Great Gate of Kiev Pictures at an Exhibition Windsor Melody Mexican Overture and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles Kassinger
Bonnie Zillcox
Liberty Memorial High School
Band of the Sun
Danube
Great Gate of
Kiev
Maussorgeky Zesta
Isert
Charles Kassin
Moses
Boston
Kentucky
Anthony
Romberg
Bonple Zillcox
Troy Archer Nunley
European Visitors Inspect New Cerophyl Midland Plant
Eight men from Austria and Germany toured Cerophyl Midland Plant as part of a nationwide mills and dehydrating plants mission. Sponsored by the Mutual Security Agency, the visitors studied American manufacturing methods and government extension services, ending December 18. The group included feeds experts and officials from Austria and Germany, led by a U.S. Agriculture official, with talks on the plant’s high standing in dehydration operations. The tour began October 24 and included visits to various state installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Conan Laboratories
Midland
Mutual Security Agency
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Heinrich Asch
Herbert Gamp
Alfred Hoveler
Herbert Wilhelms
Herbert Fleischmann
Wolfgang Prock
Erich Raihgeber
Rus
Wax Oliver
Air of Commerce
Winter
Bob
Joseph Chrisman
Kansas
Eldridge
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Mary Etta OConner 81 died at her daughter’s home Route 1 born in Miami County widow of Power OConner moved from Wellsville five years ago survived by son TI L OConner Colorado Springs and seven grandchildren five great grandchildren funeral Wednesday Rumsey Funeral Home 1 p m and 2 30 p m at Wellsville Baptist Church burial Wellsville Cemetery also note Ray Burton DeShazer 63 building contractor former Lawrence resident died at his Los Angeles home survived by wife Hulma two daughters from previous marriage brother Dennis De Sharey Kansas City sisters Maud Fleming Topeka Josie Washburn Strasburg Mo Estella Albright Orland Calif and niece Norton Winger and Fred Ottinger Lawrence funeral Utter McKinley followed by Inglewood Cemetery Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta O'Conner
Mary Etta O’conner
M. G. Robertson
Miami County
Ray Burton DeShazer
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Calif
James Y
Lucinda Howard DeShazer
Kansas City
Roy DeShazer
City
Hulma DeShazer
Javinda Hedlund
Jean
McPherson
Dennis DeSharey
Maud Fleming
Topeka
Josie Washburn
Strasburg
Estella Albright
Orland
Norton Winger
Fred Ottinger
Utter - McKinley
Inglewood Cemetery
Memorial Hospital Births and Residences Listed
A list of residents and newborns associated with Memorial Hospital includes Pearl Harlow Norman Fuller Ruth Carlson Mary Lenahan Margaret Brock John David Masterson Nora Steib Opal Harrell Carol Wurtz and baby boy Doris Gruver Margaret Chambers Nadine Schweitzherper Martha Smelser McLouth Glen Sample Velma Pine Galda May DeCoteau Bertha Johnson Route 2 Elaine Frankenfield and baby boy with addresses in Norman Sunflower Mec- Louth Sunflower and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harlow
Tenn
Norman Fuller
18Th St
Ruth Carlson
Richland
Mary Lenahan
Margaret Brock
Wren Apts
John David Masterson
Sunflower Road
Sunflower
Nora Steib
Opal Harrell
Carol Wurtz
Doris Gruver
Margaret Chambers
Mass. St
Nadine Schweitzherper
W. 21St St
Martha Smelser
McLouth
Glen Sample
Mec- Louth
Velma Pine
Lyons St
Galda May DeCoteau
Bertha Johnson
Elaine Frankenfield
E. 19Th St
Thanksgiving Self Culture Club Guests Noted At Lampkin Home
Additional guests attended the Thanksgiving meeting of the Self Culture Club held recently at Mrs. Farinda Lampkin’s home. Besides those named, Mrs. William Hayes, Mrs. Byron Wil bent, and Mrs. Thomas Hill were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self Culture Club
Farinda Lampkin
William Hayes
Byron Wilbent
Thomas Hill
KU Leaders Attend Budget Session On University Funding
Chancellor Murphy and Raymond Nichols of Kansas University met Gov Arn to advocate increases for the KU Medical Center in Kansas City and the Lawrence campus. The proposed budgets total 46,451,404, up 4,204,772 from the current biennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Murphy
Raymond Nichols
University of Kansas
Edward F. Arn
Murphy
KU. Medical Center
Kansas City
Lawrence
Buy Corn Now For Coming Year Says Kansas Expert
Norman V. Whitehair of Kansas Pete College marketing economics urges livestock producers to pool orders and buy corn immediately due to expected higher prices and a milo shortage. Iowa and Nebraska prices range from 1.35 to 1.50 a bushel with delivered offers at 1.60 to 1.70. He notes a nationwide 3.3 billion bushel crop potential, but Kansas remains largely ship-in, with moisture content to check before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman V. Whitehair
Kansas
Pete College
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas City
Man is Convicted in Shooting of Mrs Holmes
Leavenworth resident West 29 was sentenced by District Judge Josph J. Dawee to up to three years in state prison for the degree manslaughter. Jury convicted him Monday for the Sept 29 shooting of Imogene Louise Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Ledell West
Josph J. Dawee
West
Imogene Louise Holmes
Fair condition for 14 year old wound at hospital
James Patterson of McLouth, 14, was wounded by a rifle bullet Saturday and remains in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Also notes Cub Scout leaders training class at First Methodist Church tonight at 7:30 with Kenneth Plum of Sunflower listed as speaker. Also an item noting no railroads in Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
McLouth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sesson
First Methodist
Kenneth
Steader
Seals drive aims to raise funds for Douglas County clinic
Heard in Lawrence reports 4 700 local residents received 100 seal sheets, each envelope included for a $1 contribution with returns urged before Christmas to fund the local chest clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Decker
TB Christmas Seal Gate
Douglas County
Decker
Giant Radar Eye Guards Northwest Corner of U S
NEAH BAY Washington a hundred twenty five words describe a million dollar radar eye near Port Angeles guarding the Pacific from the north. The Big Eye sits 78 miles from the Port Angeles coast guard station just south of Vancouver Island. It is a top secret radome protecting air defense and interceptors monitor aircraft. Maj Albert Sporer leads the 738th unit at a remote base praised as among the finest in the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neah Bay
Wash
North Pacific
Men of the Tre
Port Angeles
U. S. Coast Guard Station
Vancouver
F. C
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Pacific
Albert Sporer
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Des Moines
Maj. Sporer
738Th
Fall Plowing Advised For Ahead Spring Gardens
University of Missouri horticulturist Clydy Cunningham says fall plowing controls insects and diseases by exposing overwintering pests to freeze thaw cycles. Plowing now also makes spring work easier and enables earlier seed bed prep, while preserving organic matter for compost and applying fertilizer this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardners
Clydy Cunningham
University of Missouri
Cunningham
Curmingham
Dogs Draw Crowd at Denver Council Hearing
About 600 people attended a Denver council hearing on a proposed ordinance tightening dog regulations. Many attendees brought their dogs, and officials noted the turnout surpassed that of a recent rent controls hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver P
Social Notes From De Soto And Nearby Areas
In De Soto and Lawrence events fill the week with church services and community gatherings. Mrs Ethel Cross, Mrs Willoughby Koeller, and Mrs Cecelia McDonald attend Episcopal services in Lawrence. the Lexington Farm Bureau hosts a tea at Memorial Hall with tea pot displays and a student musical program. A junior class play Tattletale debuts at the high school with band and choir numbers. Athenaeum club hosts entertainments at Mrs W Loveall’s home. Birth announced for Gayla Sue, daughter of Lloyd Coker and wife at Lawrence Memorial hospital on November 13. A note recalls blankets sized in points from old beaver-skin trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cross
Willoughby Koeller
Cecelia McDonald
Sunflower
Lawrence
Harry Hiddigston
Robert White
Clifford Rogers
Blanche Daddo
Louilda DeWolf
Lexington Farm Bureau
Memorial Hall
A. W. Blaylock
Mary Herrick
G.T
Athenaeum Club
W. H. Loveaul
Galena Klager
Bertha Bell Whitelaw
Mabel McMillin
Nellie Freeman
Esther Gordon
Montana Kaegi
Eva Moll
Nannie Marshall
Frances Zimmerslerll
Lloyd Coker
Gayla Sue
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lenexa teens receive suspended sentences for shoplifting
Gene Larsen, 17, of Lenexa, along with another youth, each drew 25 day suspended sentences and a year of probation after pleading to shoplifting and petty larceny charges. The court handed the minor defendants the penalties in connection with the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Larsen
Lenexa
Kansas City Market Prices And Wall Street Report
Local markets show lambs at 18.00 to 22.00 with cull and utilize notes. Butter prices reflect grade Abs around 74.5 to 75. poultry lines list hens and fryers with various weights and prices. In New York, Wall Street opens higher but pulls back from intraday highs with about 1.2 million shares traded and five prior peaks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wall Stree
New York
Brewer Lectures Rotary on Egyptian Stay
Prof. Ray Q. Brewster chair of the Kansas University Chemistry Department spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club at the Eldridge Hotel. He recalled his teaching at Farouk University in Alexandria Egypt from December 1951 to June of this year and summarized his stay in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Q. Brewster
K. U. Chemistry Department
Lawrence Rotary Club
Eldridge Hotel
Brewster
Alexandria
Egypt
Farouk University
Markets At Glance Mixed Stocks And Rails Improve
Market News notes mixed stock activity with selected issues advancing. Bonds hold steady at mid prices as rails show improvement and commissions houses engage in buying.
Kansas City grain and livestock prices report
The Kansas City market shows wheat at about 2.38 to 2.49 with various classes priced. corn near 1.95 to 2.00 for No 2 white. oats around 6. The livestock section lists cattle 4500 head and calves 600, with firmer demand for fed steers and heifers and higher futures. Hogs opened slow but closed steady to firm. sheep and lambs are active with gains for slaughter lambs.
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New York
Rt Allied Chem
Allis L
Tel & Tel
Anacon
U Atchison U
Beech Aire Beth Su. A
Boeing Airp
Bran Airw
Greyhound
Kan
McKess & R
Russia
Central
Midwest
Radio Cp
Reyn
Sinclair Oil
St Jos
Socony
Ty Texas Co
Tide
US Steel
K.C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Ne — Wheat
USDA
In Memoriam Cpl Walter Whitman KIA Korea
In memory of Cpl Walter M Whitman killed in Korea two years ago on November 25. Though gone, he rests in the land of the sunrise and Heaven's gold door. He is greatly missed by wife Mildred and daughters Doloris and Eljen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Walter M. Whitman
Korea
Mildred
Doloris
Eljen
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Bix
Dolly D. Raglan
Sylvester E. Ragland
Percy J. Chrey
LaVera Hum
James Rednour
Cerophyl
Roy B. DeShazer
Eh Ian
Memorial Hospital
Wiyal
Afghanistan
Lucie
W. D. Wolfe
Consumers Cooperative
Chris
William Thompson
Lecompton
Missouri-Kansas News
Harold W. Lyle
Brandt Dome
Texas City
Texas
Thompsons
Lesampton
Journal World
James 5. Perry
Kansas University
Jayhawk
E.U
John
Toute 2
Desoto
Pols Court
Tom
Capone
Capona
Siden
Rotary
Schubert
Funeral Home
New Hampshire
Seout
Jess
TravLow
Calvin
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