Polio updates and an orchestral premiere noted in Lawrence
Polio cases in Douglas County and Sunflower Village total 15 each with several hospitalizations and slow improvements in multiple patients. An orchestral work titled Overture by John Pardro, University of Kansas instructor, gains recognition from major conductors after earlier performances at Northwestern and with the Kalmazoo and Chicago groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pardro
University’ of
Kannes
National Féderation of Music ‘Clubs
American Composition Committee
Poedro
Robert M. Delaney
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra
Veterans Return from Far East Tour and Honors
Navy aviation electronics technician Raymond D. Lowman returns home from an eight month Far East tour aboard the U S S Pine Island to visit his parents. He will report back to San Diego October 17. Sgt 1/c Lloyd H House named to Japan Logistical Command Honor Guard Yokohama. The guard supports supply lines for Korean operations at command HQ in Yokohama. House is the son of Mrs May House and Mrs Doris House resides with their son at 800 Pa St. The Home Garden Club met at Mrs Milton Moore's home to discuss Organic Gardening with Miss Luevonia Jackson leading and telegram writing activity by Mrs Pearl Frey. The next meeting is October 15 with Mrs Ellen Payne. The club donated a book to the Library in memory of Mrs Nellie Figgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Lowman
U. S Navy
San Diego
Calif
A. E. Brokmann
Far East
U.S.S. Pine Island
Lowman
Lloyd H. House
Japan
Yokohama
Mass, St
Doris
Home Garden Club
Milton Moore
Luevonia Jackson
Pearl Frey
Ellen Payne
America
Nellie Figgins
Kansas Power and Light Net Income Dips in Year
KP and L reports net income of 4,094,757 for the year ended June 30. Earnings per common share stand at 1.34, down from 1.39 last year when net income was 4,194,985. The note contrasts highway thickness standards, citing 36 inches for heavy duty and 10 inches deemed sufficient in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Power and Light Co
Fune ral services and community events listed in Eudora notes
In Eudora Ben Hirdsto s funeral at Methodis t Church Perry Friday. St Theresa Society met at Mrs Gruber home with cohostess Mrs Carl Abel. Family basket dinner planned Oct 5 for new pastor Father Miller at Fred Edergrove. Nov 6 evening at Holy Family School basement with Sunflower Village guests. Guests from Kansas City visit Kanzig family. Community activities include Homecoming planning and student council elections at Eudora High School with class officers and dates. Firemen, Rebekah lodge events, and local visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reetz
Henry Grietz
Ben Hirdsto Methodist Church
Perry
St. Theresa Society
William Gruber
Carl Abel
Fred Edergrove
Father J .Miller
Holy Family School
Ladies of Sunflower Village
George Grosdidier
Norbert Grostidier
Gerald Grosdidier
Albert Grosdidier
Victor Fieldmyer
Alice Ficklmyer
Dorothy Marker
Kansas City
John Kanzig
Homer Clark
Darlene Thurle
Glenn Mistele
Noel Griffin
Lawrence
Eugene Griffin
Wesley Brechinsen
Eudora Field
Springhill
Joe Byington
Marvin Schehrer
Gleniice Harmon
Jimmy Harris
Emmeline Rinke
Soaphomores
Bill Sleight
George Greer
Clayton Durr
Peggy Hausman
Pat Corbidge
Harry Edwards
Marlene Vostai
Don ‘Gibbs
Cletus Grosdidier
Leland Massey
Norman Wichman
Don Campbell
Donna Mae Reusch
Gary Lawellin
Velda Votan
Elaine Harris
Eudora High School
Minerva Rebekah Jodge
Minnie Jones
Bowling notes from Owl and Commercial leagues update results
In the Monday Owl League teams split wins as Stanford O11 and Western Auto Supply split two matches while Westwaco No 2, Pladium, Sanders Motors, Rustys IGA, Aral Shrine, Johns Novello Shoup, George's Pipe Shop, Charlton Insurance, Hercules all posted wins or splits. The Tuesday Commercial League saw Manning Electric, San dere Studebaker, Knights Cafe, Francis Snort Shop, Balfour, Inter Chevrolet, Sinclair Refining, Bat ley Laboratories, Fieming Go, Veterans of Foreign Wars all win or split, with multiple two and three game results reported. On Wednesday Ivy League play featured Rapid Transit, Gennnell's, Lawrence Sanitary, NROTC, American Vagion, Independent Laundry, Smith Floral, Rhodes Roofers, AFPROTC, Lawrence Paper Office, with several two game sweeps and an odd game result. In the Wednesday Jayhawk League Decker-Coy won the odd game, Mettner Furnace swept three from Westvaco No 1, Amny Recruiters and Nie der complemented, Hercules and Stokely Foods won two games each, and other minor outcomes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Western Auto Supply
Westwaco No. 2
Oive
Pladium
Franz Canneon
Sanders Motors
Rusty's
IGA
Aral Shrine
John’s Novello Shoup
George's Pipe Shop
Charlton Insurance
Nakwa
Hercules
Manning's Electric
Morgan-Mack
Sandere Studebaker
Knights Cafe
Francis
Auction of Holstein cattle and farm machinery near Lawrence
An auction sale will take place Tuesday October 7 1852 at 11 a m seventy Holstein cows yearlings and calves plus Guernsey and mixed stock with extensive detail on ages milking capacity and springers. Farm machinery includes an Oliver combine several tractors plows and equipment. Terms cash buyers assume all risk C L Henderson and Son owners Criss and Myers auctioneers Howard Wiseman clerk Lunch served by Pleasant Grove Cemetery Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jeazant Grove
Guernsey
Clare
Oliver Combine
J.D. Hay
J D. Mapure
C. L. Henderson
Public Sale At 1952 Auction Near McLouth Kansas
Public sale Wednesday October 8 1952 at Losinek near McLouth Kansas featuring a 1949 Ford tractor with equipment a 1999 AC combine wheat drill manure spreader hitch wagon corn planter horse drawn implements and a 300 gallon RAS tank plus a 4 hole hog feeder and other farm gear. Five head of cattle bulls and calves and three heifers in good condition. Terms cash not responsible for accidents Bernard Mulenix owner Siigimire and Zimmerman auctioneers Eric Steeper clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLouth
Kar
Losinek
Wetmore
Ant
Bernard Mulenix
Siigimire and
Zimmerman
Eric Steeper
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Lawrence Area
Sunflower ‘Village
Douglas County
Sunflower Village
Jerry Vogel
John Vogel
Route 5
Still
K. U. Medical Center
Dorothy Strickland
Ames
K. U
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Darlene Menhusen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Darlene Hibner
Elmwood St
Gerald Eugene James
Eureka
Kansas
J. A. Weiser
Weier
Loretta Cooper
Myron Cooper
Baldwin
Route 3
Katharine Virginia Pearson
Don Pearson
Tonganoxie
Medical Center
Stan
McDonald
Melvin
Knigata
Columbus
Beamen
Lami Id
Standart
Rusty
Sandera Motors
John
Sicharon
Hercules Co
Morgan-3ack
Knight's Cate _ ei Marling’s
Electric
Franela Sport Shop
Baller Laboratories Ralfour Ee Sinclar Refinine Aterans
Miller
Perniture
Snpdera Studebaker
Martine
Marling
Gemmell
OTC
American Legion
Fritze
Jarhawk
Alent
Lawrence Sanitary Weekly
Dryden
Genimett
Avian
Deckers
Stokely Foon
Mettner Furnace
Nieder
Hercules Litlview Golf
Perry Lions
Westware
Metinen Furnace
Jacques
American Service Auto
Knights of Columbus
Acme Laundry
Ransdell Motors
Beaman
Dacaues Realty
Ducques Realty
VFW -Auxiliary
Stadium Arbor
Rawling
Lawrence Paper
Toke ‘Smitty
Granada Cafe
KLAN
Auto Grasa
Pochier's
Winter Chevrolet
Drake's Bakery
Fritzel Packers
Fritzel
Alia
Glass
LAWN
Taehler
Chevrolet Stadium
Lake Smith
Fears Bakery
Fackhers
Ite
Son— Winters Chevroet
Hout High
Ughta
Shine
Brock
Everett Nesbitz
TQS
Marion, Portlanp
Ore
Valantore
THE
Eeek
Seimono
Fai
Ate VS
Ipisu
Iyiza Magazine
Ily
Kp&l Income
Eudora
Kirkpatrick
Raymond Lee
Jena
Bob
Aumdeewood
Vermont
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