Deaths and Funerals From Douglas County Obituaries
Ethel Grace Martin 73 of Dallas died Thursday. Graveside services 2 p.m. Saturday at Oak Hill Cemetery. J. R. Crowder in charge. Survivors include husband John E. Martin and three sisters. Lela M. Hope 86 of Lawrence died Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Janice Ann Grammer infant died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services were in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Sallie S. Moore 84 of 740 N J St. funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Luke AME Church burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Bowser-Lee Mortuary after 5 p.m. today.
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Ethel Grace Martin
Dallas
Tex
Douglas County
J. R. Crowder
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cooper-Warren Chapel
John E. Martin
The
Home
Charles Pieratt
Oak Hill Ave
Flora Class
Kansas City
Mary Weber
Las Animas
Colo
Lela M. Hope
Lawrence
Vt. St
Rumsey Funeral Home
M. C. Allen
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles H. Hope
Fresno
Calif
Earl E. Hope
Donald L. Hope
Kan
Jon Hope
Leonard Hope
Janice Ann Grammer
Samuel F. Grammer
Walnut St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pleasant Grove
Frank Flory
Sallie S. Moore
N. J. St
St. Luke A.M.E
Rev
W. S. Sims
Five Hurt When School Bus Collides With Car
Five persons were injured, none seriously, in a Thursday afternoon crash four miles southeast of Eudora. The school bus driver Ira Allen Cochran and Pamela Miller, 7, were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Car occupants Jack E. Langley, 32, Chester Stewart, 53, and Ralph Abbott, 40, were also treated for cuts and bruises. Bus damage estimated at 600 dollars. car damage total.
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Eudora
Ira Allen Cochran
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pamela Miller
Route 2
Jack E. Langley
Pomona
Chester Stewart
Ottawa
Ralph Abbott
LeRoy
Kiwanis Hear Roth on Deaf Education and Citizenship
Roth Stanley R. Roth Sr. of the Kansas School for the Deaf in Olathe spoke at the Kiwanis Club on educating the deaf child for citizenship. He noted 282 schools for the deaf in the United States and that the first was established by a Frenchman in 1841. He said deaf pupils are eager to learn and generally happy at school and among peers.
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Kansas School For the Deaf
Olathe
Kiwanis Club
Roth
United States
Nashville
Tenn
Nixon
Kennedy
Cleveland
James P. Holloran
Euclid Avenue
Public Hall
Ohio
Reu Yer Organ Co. factory gets refreshed paint work
Lawrence repairs finish on the Reuter Organ Co. factory and storage barn with a September finish. Hadister Brothers led the job using 65 gallons of light green paint. Downtown businessmen push brighter city appearance and GOP events follow.
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Reu- Yer Organ Co
Hadister Brothers
Reuter
Memorial Hospital and residents listed with births and fines
A long list of names and addresses appears for Memorial Hospital and various residents including Derr a Shiraz Debra Shirar and Diane. Entries mention births such as babies to Frances Elliott Constance Wonnell Carol Welch Nancy Reed and others with dates in August. The report notes August fines totaling 645.50 dollars in New Mexico for 21 persons fined for fishing without licenses.
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John Elim
Baldwin
Barbara Gardner
W. 6Th
Frank Goss
Overland
Lee Schwinley
Miami
Fla
Robert Schwanzle
East Dr
Emery Scott
Larry Spellman
Eudora
Frances Elliott
Lake
Constance Wonnell
McLouth
Carol Welch
Stouffer Place
Nancy Reed
Oskaloosa
Debra Shirar
Route 2
Joyce Pugh
Emerald Dr
Arlene Pritchard
Linwood
New Mexico
LHS Finalists Named for Watkins and Summerfield Scholarships
Lawrence High School announces Watkins and Summerfield scholarship finalists from its 1954 senior class. Preliminary tests Oct 24–25 include 1,200 state students with re-tests in late November. Watkins candidates include Martha Allen and Judy Kleinberg. Summerfield nominees include Dudley Allen and Pat Kennedy. Previous year finalists totaled 45 boys and 37 girls with 25 men and 10 women receiving awards.
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IL Lhs
Kansas State University
Putnam
Summerfield
Watkins
Lawrence High
Wherry
LHS
Martha Allen
Ethan Allen
Miss. St
Joan Baur
E. J. Baur
Ala. St
Connie Carlson
Swen Carlson
W. 21St St
Margaret Eaton
al H. Eaton
Barbara Ericsson
H. Lloyd Eric
Jacob Kleinberg
Winona Ave
Janet Loofbourrow
G. Norman Loofbourrow
W. 21St St. Terr
Rhonda Riling
John L. Riling
Highland Dr
Carol Rose
Kenneth Rose
Lima
Peru
Susan Ulmer
Gilbert Ulmer
St. Summerfield
Dudley Allen
J. W. Allen
St. St
Bill Argersinger
W. J. Argersinger
Park Hill
Terr
Pat Kennedy
T. A. Kennedy
Indian Ave
Charles Lanning
Ind. St
Byron Leonard
A. B. Leonard
la. St
Jack Maloney
James O. Maloney
Rudy Oberzan
Rudy J. Oberzan
MD. St
Lary Schiefelbusch
R. L. Schiefelbusch
Robert Shenk
Henry Shenk
Ky. St
Jeff Shock
Fred Shock
N. H. St
Roger Torneden
Will E. Torneden
Jim Wortham
Kennedy Defends Civil Rights Stand in Campaign
Senator John F. Kennedy asserted his consistent support for civil rights despite Nixon’s Southern rhetoric. He challenged Nixon to state positions on sit ins and fair employment practices. Kennedy echoed his Cuba policy critique and promised to defend Guantanamo and seek reparations for seized property. Nixon drew large crowds in Cleveland as he campaigned.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
South
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Cincinnati
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Guantanamo
Nixon Returns to Capitol After Cleveland Tumult
Vice President Richard Nixon returns to Washington from a tumultuous Cleveland reception and plans rest before tonight's debate with John F. Kennedy. The trip follows a lively welcome in Ohio as Nixon heads into the campaign confrontation with his rival.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Cleveland
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Cleve
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