160 Area Teachers Attend KSTA Zone School Monday
One hundred sixty teachers will attend the northeast zone school sponsored by the Kansas State Teachers Association at Lawrence High School Monday. Delegates from zone schools will hear speakers including Jor W. Ostenberg Iola president of KSTA Dr Willard E. Givens Washington D C and C C Wright Topeka executive secretary of KSTA. The program opens at 10 with a general session followed by five workshops and a banquet in the LHS cafeteria where Dr Givens will speak on The Teacher's Part in Building the U S A Ostenberg will open the morning session others on the faculty include M M Rose Adel F Throckmorton state superintendent Carl Althaus Earlan Pittsburg W C Kampachroeder Mac Pever Ruth Stout Ruth Wagner Otto Kaufman. Local delegates from Lawrence include Mrs Ralph Graber Mrs Sara Givens Miss Cora Davenport Miss Edith Beach Mrs Dorothy McGregor Miss Glora Petefish and Supt W D Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State
Teachers Association
Public Instruction
Carl Althaus
Lawrence
State School Board Association
Earlan
Pittsburg
KSTA
W. C. Kampachroeder
Mac Pever
Ruth Stout
Ckea
Ruth Wagner
Kansas Teacher
Otto Kaufman
Ralph Graber
Sara Givens
Cora Davenport
Edith Beach
Dorothy McGregor
Glora Petefish
W. D. Wolfe
Joe Jaimes
Clarance Blackman
Robert Randel
Marian Mad
Jessie
Emma Berg
Baldwin
Maragaret Stutaman
Clair Davee
Hearing Waived In Grover Case On Fatal Threat Charge
Gifford Wayne Grover of 1802 Vermont 3t faced a county court preliminary hearing waiver and was bound over to the district court for the November term on a charge of attempted murder with intent to kill. Grover allegedly used a revolver to threaten a local couple behind Lakeview School on Sept 17, attempting to force the woman to disrobe. he is free on a 35,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Wayne Grover
Keeler Addresses Wyandotte Masonic Lodge Dinner
KU director Guy V. Keeler spoke to a 700 person Wyandotte Masonic Lodge No 3 dinner in Kansas City Kansas. His talk honored past grand masters for 388 years and looked ahead while the Shrina chorus sang.
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Guy V. Keeler
Wyandotte Masonic Lodge No
Kansas City
Kaz
Keeler
Shrina Chorus
Drunken Driver Montgomery Fined in County Court
Harvey Glen Montgomery of Ot teqns was fined 100 dollars and given a short jail sentence in County Court on Friday for driving under the influence of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Glen Montgomery
Fire crews respond to theatre neon sign short circuit
Lawrence firemen were called Friday night to the Jayhawker Theatre on Mass Street where a neon sign short circuited. Damage was minor.
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Lawrence
Jayhawker Theatre
Mass. St
DROODLES Tela drawing and new Super Electric Blanket
Dr Sebrwipe invents a blanket with Warm Hot and Rare settings. It works but causes trouble for sloppy sleepers who must be baste by someone else every half hour or risk waking crisp. He plans to sell and seeks signals for safer and practical future projects.
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Tela
Sebrwipe
Dr. Me
Saeieeret
Dodgers and Yankees clash in dramatic seventh game
Campanella homered and drove in runs as the Dodgers defeated the Yankees 6 2 in a seven hitter day. Skowron feuded at the plate while Robinson fooled Howard on a key baserunning play. Stengel shuffled lineups including Mickey Mantle returning center field after a leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Skowron
Campanella
Skowron
Mickey Manile
Phil Rizzuto
Robinson
Jackie
Elstan Howard
Howard
Stenzel
Mickey ‘Mane
Stengel
Identification tags urged for dogs in Lawrence by humane society
Lawrence residents urged to tag dogs with city license or special identifiers after rising calls about unidentifiable pets. The Douglas County Humane Society emphasized collars aid return of strays and reminded owners to ensure IDs. Also noted were World Series attendance by Phi Delta Theta and local parade plans, with weather outlook for a cool weekend and no rain.
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James Moore
Douglas County Humane Society
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Norman Bell
Ebbets Field
Tom Phoenix
Dodgers
Norm
Yankees
Lawrence
Praingren Lawrence
Suspended sentence for reckless driving in police court
Jack A. Lucas of 1319 Vt St was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail for reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. Judge Jack Maxwell suspended the fine and jail, and suspended Lucas's license until he pays for damages from the incident.
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Bentence
Jack A. Lucas
Vt St
Jack Maxwell
Iil
Lucas
Safety measures, bus plan ease three county school routes
Three Douglas County rural schools along busy highways gain partial traffic relief with 45 mph speed zones approved near White India and Teepee junctions and a Big Springs bus to avoid crossing. After two accidents, including a fatality, parents pressed for action as surveys recommended school patrols and teacher help for crossings. Enrollment in the adult education fall term opens with 388 students in 23 classes at Lawrence High School.
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Douglas County
State Highway Commission
Claude McCamment
The
Commission
Journal-World Today
India
Big Springs
Highway Commission
McCamment
India School
Lawrence
White School
Teepee Junction
Lawrence City
Teapee Junction
Market notes from Lawrence daily dairy prices and crops
Lawrence Kansas October 1 1955 itemized prices for dairy and poultry including butter eggs and butterfat with grades A B and C. Beef and pork figures appear in ranges toward farm prices with hens fryers and turkeys listed along with grain prices for wheat barley oats corn soybeans and mill prices.
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Bdawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Ronunert Ta Broilers
Farmerin ‘Ryers
Old Ree
Stags
Shens
Beltsville
Guineas
Old Tonganoxie Deaths and Funeral Notices
Perry M Ford 84 of near Tonganoxie died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after about three weeks as a patient. Survived by three sons and a daughter, sister, seven grandsons and three granddaughters. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Norman Brandt. Burial Hubbel Hill Cemetery. Also Mary L Postma 74 of Baldwin funeral 2 p.m. Monday Willow Springs Church conducted by Allen Mohler and Frank Flory. Burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery. John Edwin Campbell 55 of Tonganoxie died Friday at home after a heart attack. Born Wheatland, Mo, resident 38 years. Ex-city councilman, worked for Franklin Ice Cream Co. Survivors include wife Edith, two sons Clyth and Robert, two stepsons McMillin, two daughters Arthur Turner and Roscoe Bedell, and several other relatives. Services 2:30 Sunday at Tonganoxie Methodist Church. Burial Hubbel Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. C. W. Pollom Funeral services held Friday from First Methodist Church with Drs Bramble and Price in charge. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Perry M. Ford
Perry Minton Ford
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tunganoxie
Elmer L. Ford
Zion
Glenn S. Ford
Northbrook
Ralph E. Ford
Kansas City
Lydia Carpenter
West Plains
Rumsey Funeral Home
Norman Brandt
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Mary L. Postma
Baldwin
Willow Springs
Allen Mohler
Frank Flory
Pleasant Grove
John Edwin Ced) Campbell
Wheatland
Franklin, Ice Cream Co
Quisenberry
Leavenworth
Edith Campbell
The
Home
Clyth Campbell
Robert H. Campbell
Kanna City
Aad McMillin
Las Vegas
Nev
Robert McMillin
Wichita
Arthur Turner
Roscoe Bedell
Marguerite McMillin
William Campbell
Loveland
Colo
W. 3. Carpenter
Veaubleau
Maggie Bowdle
Booker
Texas
W. ©. Lawson
Choctaw
Okla
M. L. Faris
Basehor
Tonganoxie Methodist
Hubble Hill Cemetery
Harvey Harris
Walt Neibarger
Vern Trosper
Leonard Deaton
James Wooden
Joseph Doéze
Dale Rawlings
William "" Kleinberg
Charles Peterson
Chauncey ‘Angell
A. P. Laughlin
J. C. Laming
Foster Laming
C. W. Pollom
First Methodist Church
Albert F. Bramble
Edwin F. Price
Dale Moore
Franklin Mitchlell
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles E Howard 82 of Topeka Dies at Home
Charlies EF Howard age 82 died Friday at his Topeka home where he had resided seven years. A native of Lawrence he is survived by wife Maude M Howard four daughters Lara Hillebert Helen Lynch Kathryn Griffith and Nanny Sinks ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Charlies
Howard Charles E. Howard
Topeka
Lawrence
Maude M. Howard
Lara Hillebert
Helen Lynch
Kathryn Griffith
Nanny Sinks
Elkins
Ark
Fred Howard
Eudora
Howard
Walter Howard
Midshipman Phil Stuart Joins KU Naval ROTC Freshmen Class
Local midshipman Phil Stuart son of Mr and Mrs H C Stuart 2226 Tenn St is among 39 midshipmen enrolled in the freshman class of the Naval ROTC program at the University of Kansas They will be commissioned in the regular service upon graduation from KU and the NROTC unit and enter the naval career on the same basis as Annapolis graduates.
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Phil Stuart
H. C. Stuart
Tenn. St
University of Kansas
Naval Reserve
K. U
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Professor Flint Dies After Long Service at KU
Obituary notes the death of Professor Flint a long time KU journalism teacher honored since 1936 for 30 years of service. Survived by wife Elizabeth Browning and three sons Maurice, George, and Robert, plus five grandchildren. Golden wedding celebrated last Oct 30. Funeral 3:30 Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with cremation. no flowers requested.
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University Alumni Association
Daily
Kansan
Journalism School
Flint
la. St
Maurice Flint
Kansas City
George Flint
la Grange
Robert Flint
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Local Notes and Obits From Eudora and Kansas City
Mrs. Gerald Grosdidier cares for Joe Pyle son of Topeka residents while his father serves in the Naval Reserves. Agnes Stallbaumer of Fidelity dies apparently of a heart attack, survived by husband and three sons and a daughter. funeral set for Monday in Fidel City. Irene Had hosted Friday gathering of ladies including Helen Grosdidier and Margaret Duncan. games and refreshments noted. Robert Lane announces birth of a son at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. family includes daughter Cherry, age four. About four percent of the U.S. population holds college degrees.
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Gerald Grosdidier
Joe Pyle
Tom Pyle
Topeka
Pyle
Clarence Schehrer
Schehrer
Millie Scott
Hazel Baxter
Kansas City
Irene
Helen Grosdidier
Barbara Zillner
Helen Sommer
Barbara Skinner
Bernice Born
Frances Hadl
Ruth Buerman
Betty Perkins
Margaret Duncan
Vi Hadl
Irene Fisher
Mary Ann Nicolay
Feenahan
Robert Lane
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lanes
Cherry
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Listing
Memorial Hospital notes dismissals and a string of births. Names and addresses appear for patients and newborns including couples Williams Jones Grandon Eberhart Nelson White with dates listed as Friday or today in a busy community notices page.
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George L. Williams
Cadet
Robert Jones
W. 22Nd St
Ronald Grandon
R. 1
Delbert Eberhart
Baldwin
Wayne Nelson
Muneit
Kenneth White
Sunflower
Red Cross Announces 2 First Aid Classes
Douglas County Red Cross offers two standard first aid courses next week with enrollment open. Ava Coonrod will teach Monday evening sessions and Myron King’ll lead Thursday evenings, each nine first aid sessions plus two civil defense sessions, 7 30 to 9 30 p m. Police department members already enrolled. upon completion a police mobile first aid unit with equipped cars will be formed.
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Douglas ‘County Red Cross
W. C. Boardman
First Aid
Ava Coonrod
Maskell
Myron Kings
Lawrence
John Hazefet
Jim Collins
New Deputy Rosen Cecil Duver Appointed in Douglas County
Cecil Duver 2039 Ky Sr. named deputy sheriff and radio dispatcher in Douglas County. Sheriff Billy Hodson announced the addition brings the regular force to nine. Mr and Mrs Duver, well known in rural Douglas County, recently moved to Lawrence after selling their Willow Springs Township farm. Duver serves as president of the Douglas County Farm Bureau.
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Cecil Duver
Douglas County
Billy Hodson
Duver
Douglas Countty
Lawrence
Willow Springs Township
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Car grill and radiator smashed on damaged street incident
George Hotchkiss reported leaving his car behind 929 Maas Street and returning to find the grill and radiator smashed. He estimated damage at 200 dollars. He gave address 1416 West 21st Street. The incident occurred last night as police began their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hotchkiss
W. 21St St
Maas, St
Market News Kansas City Cattle Prices Mix Up
USDA market report shows week over week gains across cattle categories in Kansas City. Beef and dairy cattle edged higher with feeder demand strong, high weight beef cattle and top grades up to 24.00 per hundredweight, while utility cows and cutters gained modestly amid tighter supply.
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Kansas City
USDA
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors and Medical Staff
Edmond F. and A. E. Keefe express gratitude to friends neighbors and medical personnel for kindness shown during hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond F. and
A. E. Keefe
Market Report from Kansas City Live Stock Sale
The weekly sale shows steers and heifers priced per weight with ranges including medium and fleshy grades. Slaughter lambs rise 150-200 higher, with native spring lambs and pelts in the 14.50 to 19.50 range, while hogs trend lower for barrows and gilts and sows hold steady amid mixed weights. KC Produce notes bulk items of extras and mediums with distribution percentages.
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RoeHlant
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Lawrence American Legion
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Martin Jost
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Lawrence High School
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A.D. Burnham
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Clifton James
C. J. Hunzicker
Alla Lonnecker
John Gareta
Magy
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U.S
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Ohio St
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Ill
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del. St
Kenneth Giffin
Highland Tr
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Yvonne Cote
Finns Ave
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Ethel Johnson
Gertrude Abernathy
Barker Ave
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6Th St
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Daniel Grisell
Grant Ste
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Frances Etcherd
Audrey L. Williams
Leamard Ave
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Bairy Boy
Ardis Kleven
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Charles
Lemon
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Andy” Anderson
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Lawrence, Kansas
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Bud Coy
Massachusetts
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Unsey
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