Immunizations To Be Given Pupils In Douglas County
The 1954 vaccination program for rural Douglas County school children starts tomorrow at Baldwin and continues through November 20. In 1935 the count of immunizations for smallpox and diphtheria was 534. A signed parental permit is required for all children six months and older. mothers of preschool children may be involved. The schedule lists Baldwin October 7 and 8:30 a.m., Tecumseh High School October 12 and 14, Deer Creek October 14, Eudora October 28 and November 4, Lone Star October 38 and November 6, Vinland October 28 and November 6, Union November 31 and 13, Viennial November 11 and 14, Lawrence city half November 18 and 20.
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Douglas County
Sf. Penfield Tones
Si Inn
Baldwin
Kansas
Tecaninecd High School
Deer Creek School
Eudora
Lone Star School
Vinland High School
Union School
Viennial School
Lawrence
Baker University selects Wildcat band members
Baldwin City October 6 Professor Bevan C. Donmeyer new Baker University band director names the Wildcat band members for on field tours and school musical events. The long list includes Slaxi Libor Wiverly Lanisbir Helen Lorekn Seten Maser Burling KietsRobert Hill and many others from Kansas City Centralia Wellsville Newton Osawatnee Abilene and other towns. The article lists numerous surnames and hometowns as part of the newly chosen ensemble.
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Baldwin City
Bevan C. Donmeyer
Baker University
Wildcat
Baker
Slaxi Libor
Wiverly
Lanisbir
Helen Loreknis Hand
Wherokre
Seten Maser
Hha- Burling & Kiets
Trobert Hill
Kansas City
Root
Centralia
Tetha Chapman
McLouth
Crraon
Tale Mars
Buel Hill
Bald
Parsons
Aubrey Buretort
Dle
Wellsville
Wood
Kana
Murras
Ee Pent
Garnett
Bet
Cottenweon
Falt
Pitts
Tom Spence
Hinwa
Tallon
Kee Wright
Blue Rap- T
Meisehke
Newton
Hoover Teapert
Tune
Pant
Matthys
Vepelsa
Kohery
John Tastor
Fonartha Moore
Bakett
Syl
Leslie Alive
Tally
Harveyville
Interpriee
Fred Cons
DeVall
Stewartsstie
Dri Aaier
Gray Dorsey
Gnimers
Haas Improves After Abdominal Gunshot Wound
Charles Haas of route 6 is much improved in Memorial hospital after a shotgun wound to the abdomen. Doctors say recovery is strongly possible. Haas was wounded Sunday while handling a gun on a boat, the son of Mr and Mrs Will Haas.
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Charles Haas
Memorial Hospital
Haas
Will Haas
Route 6
Nebate Tryouts at K V U Freshmen Debate
University of Kansas freshmen will debate Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Little Theater Greenhall Professor J C Buehler announces The yearly topic is Government ownership of al Each applicant will present a five minute argument on one side of the subject Thr Alexander Dentist Ph 506 Adv
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Degate
University of Kansas
Greenhall
J. C. Buehler
Test Your Knowledge Classified Pose for Answers
Seven quiz prompts ask about geography history and science including Sardinia Sicily Nile source Osiris sister Isinglass ad valorem Max Reger meteorology isotherms and the Scioto River state.
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Sardinia
Sicily
Columbia
Osiris
Max Reger
Scioto
KU Leaders Question School Spirit in Student Life
University of Kansas athletics chief Dr F C Allen criticizes student spirit and pep rallies as outdated while recalling past campus energy. The piece notes lingering signs around campus including new paint on signs and missing student ID cards, plus campus events, alumni groups in Topeka, and a divorce suit in district court.
Landon Pursues Relief and Waterway Talks Amid Campaign
Landon discusses immigration relief with Edwin Corsi at Ellis Island and reviews St Lawrence waterway, farm issues with Midwest leaders as he plans lake states and eastern tour stops. He welcomes Harry Colmery of the American Legion, praising unity and a universal draft program.
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Toneka
Kany
St. Lawrence
Alf M. Landon
United States
Edwin Corsi
Ellis Island
Corsi
Roosevelt
Home Relief Bureau
Fusion
New York
St. Lawrence Waterway
Pred J. Freestone
Washington
National Seaway Council
F. E. Herrick
Des Moines
Iowa
William. S. Beardsley
Town
H. M. Havyner
Charles K. Needham
Grinnell Herald-Reprister
Lake States
New York City
Chicago
Civil Service
Cleveland
Detroit
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Harry Colmery
American Legion
Capitol
Landon
Colmery
The
Legion
Kansas Local Chairmen Named to Roosevelt Electors Council
New York Oct 6 National Democratic headquarters announced James A Farley approved six Kansas local chairmen for the national council of Roosevelt electors. Lynn R Broderick recommended the appointees to raise the Kansas quota of the Democratic campaign fund. Appointments to be completed later include Terbovich Kansas City A F E Hawes Belpre Gus Price Merriam James H Bunce Louisburg Gus Ziesenis Dudora and L P Redmond Lillis.
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New York
Democratic National
James A. Farley
Kansas
National Council of
Roosevelt
Lynn R. Broderick
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Kansans Dedicating Trenton Track Milers Shine
Kansas milers Glenn Cunningham and Archie San Romani led dedication of Trenton high school's new cinder track with easy middle distance wins. Cunningham defeated Pennington school's Buddy Olbrys and Lenox Hill A. C. rival Jack Hurley in the 155 yard start then won the half mile in 1 58.9. San Romani, after early 20 yard deficits, won the three quarter mile in 3 06.9 with John Champs of Lenox Hall A. C. second and Tom Thorne of Rider College third.
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Trenton
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Trenton High School
Cunningham
Buddy Olbrys
Pennington School
Jack Hurley
Lenox Hill
A. C
San Romani
John Champs
Lenox Hall A. C
Tom Thorne
Rider College
Condition of Earl Ring at KU Hospital Rated Critical
Earl Ring a pre business student from Russell at the University of Kansas is reported in very critical condition by his attending physician at Watkins hospital KU. He underwent surgery Friday morning for appendicitis with a ruptured appendix and peritonitis and a blood transfusion was given this evening.
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Earl Ring
University of Kansas
Russell
Ing
Watkins Hospital
K. U
Yankees Rally In Ninth To Take World Series Lead
The Yankees won game seven deep in the ninth as Gehrig and Powell sparked a late rally. Bartell and Lazzeri contributed, while a sequence of hits and errors helped New York edge the Giants 9 7 in a tense decisive contest.
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Yonkers
Selkirk
Tynes
Fern Wits
Tecksen Gravakded
Custer
Pyarrety
Bivsdine Sams
Om He
Castlemanth Seental
Terry
Terry Gremnded
Lartaert Te Gehrig
Hoenig
Eddie Maye
Thanning
Ripple
Leiber
Dickey
Selkirk Singhel
Roenig
Powell
Lazzeri
Selick
Murphy
Scelke
Cposenti
Davis
Castleman
Anl
Moore
Uartell
Laz
Gehrig
Ron
Ick Coffinii
DiMaggio
Pickey
Ferry
de Ate
Mayo
Danning
Gehepe
Ymin
Utehaltara Lartell
Jegs
Gehrig Amt Dickey
Paswell
Coffman
Harry Gumbert
Taszeri
Crosere
Rolfe
Yankers
Bartell
Crosetti
Noénig
Lazzeri Avoreal
Ji Magzin
Deen
Avenue Murphy
Holfe
Fie Colnet
Livkes
Ripps
Feedr
Sven
Giants
Relfe
Ori
Gehrig Uas
Teachers Will Meet in Douglas County Groups
Organization meetings for Douglas County teacher groups were announced by County Superintendent Harold C. Fisher. The Lawrence vicinity meets today at 4 50 p.m. at the district courtroom. Clinton group gathers tomorrow at 4 20 p.m. at Clinton schoolhouse, Globe group at Globe school Thursday at 5 80 p.m., and Eudora group at Eudora grade school on October 15 at 4 40 p.m. Two groups already organized will hold their first monthly meetings tomorrow night: Jinland at Coal Creek school at 6 p.m. and Lecompton at Lecompton grade school at 7 p.m.
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Douglas County
Harold C. Fisher
Lawrence
District Court Ram
Court House
Clinton Vicinity
Clinton
Globe Vicinity
Globe School
Eudora
Eusdora
Jinland
Coal Creek School
Lecompton
County agents to attend Manhattan conference
Deal Six county Farm Agent and two Douglas County Farm Bureau reps will join the annual county agents conference in Manhattan from October 12 to 17. Attending Bureau delegates are Charles Banning and Mrs Elmer Husted. W W Gerstenberger will represent Douglas at the state Farm Bureau meeting in Wichita October 26 27 28 and may name an alternate if unavailable.
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Deal
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Farm Bureau
Charles Banning
Elmer Husted
Douglas County Women’s Advisory Council
W.W. Gerstenberger
Douglas County
State Farm Bureau
Wichita
Gerstenberger
Lawrence student enrolled at Chicago Presbyterian Seminary
Key of Lawrence is among over 140 men in the first semester at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Chicago. Convocation marked the 107th year with Dr. John Timothy Stone as president guiding the opening. Paul Ewing Davies installed as professor of New Testament Greek and exegesis.
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Chicago
Richard Key
Missouri Street
Lawrence
West Side Presbyterian Church
Key
Meade Presbyterian Church
Meade
Kan
Picnic Postponed By Douglas County Young Republicans
The Douglas County Young Republican club postpones a planned picnic and dance at Holcom's grove due to rain and conflicting events. Harold K. Snider says a new date will be announced later as grounds become usable and attendance is clarified.
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Douglas County
Young Republican Club
Holcom’s Grove
Harold K. Snider
Ready for Big Push in Madrid Fronts As Franco Leads
Associated Press reports Spanish insurgents mass 150000 troops for a fresh push toward Madrid while the government claims to hold lines on all fronts. Franco’s forces push toward Tortijon de la Calzada and Getafe, with setbacks near Huesca and Burgos as both sides announce tactical gains and defensive stands amid ongoing battles.
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Madrid
Toledo
Dice
Lator-Designate
Francisco Franco
Madrid-Valencia
Tortijon de la Calzada
Huesca
Burgos
Getafe
Hlescas
Oviedo
Sierras de Gredos
Avila
Siguenza
Navalperal de Pinares
Siswenza
Aranjuez
Chiapussa Recital Draws Overflow Audience at University
Jan Chiapasso, pianist from the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts, performed a third annual recital before an overflow audience at the Administration auditorium. He offered Bach inspired bravura pieces, Godowsky portraits, Mendelssohn and Schumann favorites, plus a descriptive talk on Java themes. The audience praised the program and plans for the next faculty recital with Alice Moncrieff and Karl Euersteiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Chiapussa
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Mr. Chiapasso
University
Lawrence Music Iavers
Weber
Chopin
Godowsky
Johann Strauss
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Schumann
Ravel
Gamalan
Chi
Sane
Ter
Homecoming of Number 6 school celebrated amid history
In Lawrence the Number 6 school held its annual homecoming, dispelling earlier notes of a fiftieth anniversary. The district’s present building is the fourth, with two earlier schools destroyed by lightning and one demolished for a newer structure. City council faced a hot meeting over a test of the new boiler stokers at City Hall, as warm weather and furnace use prompted window opening. The stoker, bought for 484 dollars, is expected to trim winter coal costs.
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Number 6
Deaths and Funerals of Bonner Springs Police Judge Charles Beecraft
Charles Beecraft, 66, police judge and justice of the peace in Bonner Springs, died at home. Services set for Wednesday at 10 AM from Bonner Springs Methodist Church. burial at De Soto cemetery. Survived by wife Adda, son Harry Beecraft of Topeka, daughters L. B. Cowden of Lawrence and Edyth Beecraft at home. He led Kaw Valley Mercantile at De Soto until 1917, then First National Bank Bonner Springs until 1927. From 1930 to 1983 he was receiver for Quenemo State Bank, later returning to Bonner Springs as police judge and justice of the peace until his death.
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Charles Beecraft
Bonner Springs
Methodist
de Soto
Adda Beecraft
Harry Beecraft
Toveka
L. B. Cowden
Lawrence
Edyth Beeraft
Beecraft
Kaw Valley Mercantile Company
First National Bank
Quenemo State Bank
Justce
World Series Attendance Reaches 302 924 Mark
New York Oct 1 4 attendance figures show 38 427 fans paid 169 213 to watch the Yankees defeat the Giants and claim the title. Six games total attendance 202 02 and receipts 1 204 399. Commissioner's share 25 381 99. clubs and leagues split 143 831 05. Players pool 424 757 18. Also notes an indoor picnic by Samuel Walker W I C No 113 at the Brown home with 16 members and one visitor Mrs Leighton.
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New York
Yankees
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Samuel Walker
Oak Ridge community notes on travel and local events
Mrs. Albert Krop of Lawrence visited Frank Watters while the Watters couple toured northern potato fields in Minnesota and North Dakota. Frost and late rains delayed potato maturation. some crops may have frozen. Alfred Heck and family returned from Minnesota and North Dakota with mixed harvest news. Community gatherings included a birthday party for Clanche, a lodge picnic, a Kanwaka literary club meeting, a Clover contest prize, and visits among neighbors. A family dinner brought together relatives from Springdale Arkansas Kansas City Williamstown and Lawrence. Oak Ridge eighth graders enrollment is reported with Pauline Hayden as a student.
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Albert Krop
Lawrence
Frank Watters
and & Watters
Minnesota
North Dakota
Watters
Alfred Ileck
Clanche
Marck Grove
A. F. Brown
Kanwaka
T. Marshall
Springdale
Ark
C. AL Tolan
Kansas City
Hilger Tolan
Williamstown
Hattie Ferry
David Perkins
Perkin Edmonds
Lawrence, Sund
CL Miller
Harry Miller
Tyson
Frank Lennhard
Charles Schaake
Milton Svhaake
Charlie Riley
M Marie
Linon
Riley
Charles Hicks
City
AL AL Reed
Merridan
Kate Toms
Howard Erwin
Frank Toms
G. W. Michel
Eudeva
Toms
William Metnoxie
Milford Miller
Oak Ridge Xekunl
Pauline Hayden
Students Named In Local School Attendance Rally Program
The list names seventh grader Eugene Snow and sixth graders Kenneth Hornberger Eddie Longanecker. fifth graders Blanche Garrett George Snow. fourth grader Lawrence Morgan Billy Garrett. third grader Wilbur Longanecker. second graders othen Hornberger Della Hayden Pelia Reed Charles Longanecker Johnnie Flanders Morgan. first grader Vern Hayden. Those neither absent nor tardy include Charles Wil bur Eddie Longanecker Dorothea Kenneth Hornberger Blanche Garrett Pauline Hayden Lawrence Morgan George Snow Charie Miller Delia Reed. Perfect spellings record Blanche Garrett and Kenneth Hornberger Dorothex Hornberger. In Centenary M E church rally day program two community members appeared Miss Leona Fetty piano solo and Miss Katherine Frederick vocal It Is My Task.
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Eugene Snow
Kenneth Hornberger
Eddie Longanecker
Blanche Garrett
George Snow
Lawrence Morgan
Billy Garrett
Wilbur Longanecker
Othen Hornberger
Della Hayden
Pelia Reed
Charles Longanecker
Johnnie Flanders -Morgan
Charles Miller
Vern Hayden
Charles
Wilbur
Dorothea
Pauline Hayden
Charie Miller
Delia Reed
Blanche Garrett Garrett
Kenneth
Dorothex Hornberger
M. E
Leona Fetty
Missy Katherine Frederick
Mackey Community Club to Host Monthly Meeting at School
Mackey community club will hold its tecume monthly meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening. In November the regular econ munity meeting will feature a dinner and a special program. Many locals, including Mrs. Maurice Sutter and others, attended Sunday visits and greetings. Chester A. Tome’s memory was noted as his family mourns his passing four years ago today.
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Pummunity Club
Mary Lambert
Hilmerton
Emma. Harwood
Lanwereue
Wife Lambert
Raymond Tage
Lolia Deay
Waverly
Esther Love
Veena Weer
Clarence Pheni¢ie
Kansas City
Herbert Sunday
Dar~ Ache
Tserrawees Garation
S. Paxton
Prairie
Kate Jewett
Temeariat Hospital
Cette F
Raymond Cardinganday
Cletus Tehman
Tumur
Down
Lena Leh
Sanday
Basin Gardner
Ehureh
Sun Audrey Nortly
Aml Meirth
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K. VU
Alexander
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F.C. Allen
Oklahoma
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Hill
K.ul
Jack Rost
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Topeka
Mt. Oread
Kasas City
Allen
Bill Cochrane
Willard Winters
Sig. Alph
Elizabeth Hannah
Kappa Kappa Gamma
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Winters
Jack Frost
Robinson Gymnasium
Stanley Sourpuss
Prob Ie Jems Commission
Stan
Owl Society
K. UV
Union
Jean Russell
Elizabeth Meguiar
Iowa State-K. U
District Court
D. Deen Price
C. Edgar Price
Dennis
Kans
Butcher
Jes
Ady
Ziesenis
Eudora Man
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Trenton, N. J
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Vera Brooks
Allen, Kan
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Hulton
Effie May Davis
Liberty, Mo
B. F. Nanninga
O.D
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Associated Press
Chiapussa
Oak Ridge
California
Santa Fe Trailways
NiteCoach
Harvey
Los Angeles
San Diego
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Mass
Mackey
Devia
Chester A. Tome
Sadie
Raed
Caas
Miuny
Altho
M. C. Manley
Gene Glahn
Lawrence Business College
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