Teacher who taped pupils mouths defends actions
BRIGHTON Colo A senior teacher Esther Bogle 56 with 35 years in the district says her suspension over taping three fifth graders mouths was spurred by town politics and not abuse She claims the board silences teachers and asserts that many staffers “pop” students occasionally while denying a pattern of beating pupils
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Brighton
Colo. WF
Esther B. Bogle
Miss Bogle
Kansas
Yrata
Walter Vikan
Vikan
Early Morning Duck Hunter Mistaken For 1 PM Outing
A Lawrence resident woke thinking it was 4 30 a m and hurried for duck hunting but found it was nearly 1 p m after driving to downtown for breakfast no cafes were open and he returned home to sleep. Highlights of Friday's 27 0 Lawrence High vs Shawnee Mission game to air on WDAF TV at 12 30 Sunday. Chi Omega pledges host car wash to fund pledge class purchases aiming to wash 75 cars by afternoon. Lawrence High principal Neal Wherry commends drivers for orderly turnout at Lion Shawnee Mission game. Postmaster James Parsons reminds Christmas package deadline to the Far East is Monday. West Hills water tower paint job scare turns up empty car and no brushes at the scene.
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Jaedver
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission High
Haskell Stadium
Wdaf-Tv
Channel 4
Kansas City
Chi Omega Sorority
Kansas University
Kansas
Elms
West Hills Water Tower
Local Kansas History Theme Set for Douglas County Old Settlers Meeting
The 56th annual meeting of the Douglas County Old Settlers Association is planned for 1:30 p m today at First Baptist Church. A Kennedy is scheduled to speak on the history of this area and other parts of the state. Meeting notice.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Old ‘Settlers’ Association
First Baptist Church
Adc A. Kennedy
Turbulent Legacy of Lawrence Woman's Club Fury
The Lawrence Woman's Club, founded 1883, has faced two years of bitter infighting over the sale of Vermont Street lot for 2500 dollars. Court actions, proxy disputes, and property battles with KU housing involvement have marred its history, leaving old tensions and a looming anniversary meeting tense as ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Woman's Club
Ditler
Vermont Street
Eldridge Hotel
Mass. St
George Mackie
Southeast Kansas
Woman's Group
Nellie Reece Evans
K. U. Housing Organization
K. U
University Group
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Frank L. Rice
Collision on West Sixth Street Injures No One
A two-vehicle crash near Crestline Drive involved McClung and Ray Walker Gooden .40 of Topeka with total damage about 425 dollars. In a separate non-injury incident, Gary L. Schwenk 18 of 1045 W Hills overturned when a tire blew on U S Highway 24 40 miles northeast of Lawrence, causing about 600 dollars in damage.
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Page T
West Sixth Street
Crestline Drive
McClung
Ray Walker Gooden
Topeka
Gary L. Schwenk
W. Hills
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 24
Oldest KU graduate Alma Wallace dies in Montrose
Alma Richardson Wallace, aged 101, Kansas University's oldest living graduate at her birth, died Friday afternoon in Montrose Colorado. Survived by sister Mabel Pontius. three daughters Mia Ross of Lomita California and Herman Pickett of Montrose. and son Albert Wallace of Durango. Funeral services set for Sunday in Montrose with burial there.
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Alma Richardson Wallace
Montrose
Colo
Kansas University
Mabel R. Pontius
Park St
Mia
Lee Ross
Lomita
Calif
Herman Pickett
Calo
Albert Wallace
Durango
Hoover Addresses Engineering Need for Growth
Hoover urges expansion of engineering education and broader high school training to supply engineers for heavy industry and military development. He notes graduates need broader humanities and economics foundations and highlights the role of engineers as democracy’s leaders. Spencer warns against complacency and calls for continued innovation and excellence in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayleta
Hoover
Stanford University
Spencer
Kansas University
Spencer Chemical Co
Kansas City
K.U
Spéncér
Tau Beta Pi
Dean T. DeWitt Carr
K. U. School of Engineering and Architecture
Leo LeSage
K. U
Births at Memorial Hospital and area addresses list
Births announced for a daughter born today to Mr. and Mrs. Amos L. Milton of 2201 La. St. in the Memorial Hospital record. The page also lists numerous residents with addresses across Haskell Institute Skyline Trailer Court Holyrood Baldwin and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron McClairy
Haskell Institute
Cleo M. Michael
Skyline Trailer Court
Julia Jones
R. I. St
Dorothy Speicher
Conn
Thomas Croasdale
Colonial Hotel
Elsie Cummins
Holyrood
Kas
Ruth Milton
Marian Rettenmeyer
Ohio
Mary—Lou Brown
Route 2
Esther G. Hand
Baldwin
Nat Lee
Ala
Lois ‘Hendon
Amos L. Milton
la. St
Deaths and Funerals for Bennie Toward and Others
Bennie Toward 64 of 1031 West Street died Friday at home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home, burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving daughters Mrs Norman Johnson and Mrs Philip Blake, sister Mrs Lennie May Cox of Los Angeles, and seven grandchildren. Estella Victoria Wrestler 29 of 635 Me Street died at home. Funeral and burial Monday in Erie. H B Preston of home land-Ferna Wrestler Wichita, one son Eugene Wrestler of Walnut, one sister Mrs Cora Porter of Kansas City, five grandchildren. Orley Olmsted 67 of 51 Ala Street died Friday in Flint, visiting daughter and son-in-law Mo and Mrs Frank Stannard. Cabinetmaker in Lawrence, WWI veteran. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home. Rev M C Allen officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving wife Mrs Myrtle B Olmsted. two sons Berry Senne of Pasadena and Roger Olmsted of Port Angeles. two daughters Mrs Tithe Voorhes of Boise and Mrs Edith Stannard of Flint. two sisters Mrs Hele Fuller and Mrs Mary Dunkley. one brother A I Olmsted. nine grandchildren.
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Bennie Howard Bennie Toward
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak HM Cemetery
Norman Johnson
4Th St
Philip Blake
Wichita
Lennie May ‘Cox
Los Angeles
Calif
Estella Victoria Wrestler
Me. St
Erie
H. 8
Preston
Ferna Wrestler
Eugene Wrestler
Walnut
Cora Porter
Kansas City
Orley Olnsted
Orley Olmsted
Ala
Flint
Mich
Frank Stannard
Lawrence
M. C. Allen
Memorial Park Cemetery
Myrtle B. Olmsted
Berry Senne
Pasadena
Roger Olmsted
Port Angeles
Wash
Tithe
Voorhes
Boise
Idaho
Edith Stannard
Hele Fuller
Ala. St
Mary Dunkley
A. I. Olmsted
St. St
Quintetto Boccherini charms with Boccherini masterworks
The Quintetto Boccherini concert at Strong Auditorium drew devoted chamber music fans, with Pina Carmirelli Arrigo Pellicia as lead violins and an all star cello viola lineup. The program opened with Vivaldi and included Cherubini Chopin influenced works, ending with Boccherini's Quintet in C Minor Op 18 No 1 and two encores. The performance sparked praise for refined artistry and period style.
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Ises
Quintetto
Pina Carmirelli
Arrigo Pellicia
Arturo Bonucei
Mario Brunelli
Luigi Sagrati
Cherubini
Tansman
Chopin
Boccerini
Haydn
Quintetta
Bagherini
Lawrence
Car Stolen From Massachu setts Street
Jess Taber of Linwood reported his 1349 Chevrolet stolen between 8 and 8 30 pm Friday from the 800 block on Massachu setts Street. The vehicle bears license tag L V 1905.
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Jess Taber
Linwood
Massachusetts Street
Woman Arrested for Taking Baby in Brooklyn Case
New York police arrested Mary Jackson 35 and her husband Richard Gran ton 38 on kidnapping charges after officers found six weeks old Joanne Wells alive in their Brooklyn apartment. The baby had been missing since a stranger claimed to know the mother and took the infant for a walk.
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New York
Joanne Wells
Joanne
Brooklyn
Mary Jackson
Richard Granton
Albert Corbin
Clarise Wall
Gloria. Wells
Hall
Corbin
Jackson
Films on Art at KU Museum Spotlight Woman in Art
The University of Kansas Museum of Art presents monthly Films on Art at 7:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tuesday in the Museum Lecture Hall. Four films explore women in art including She Shall Be Called Women focusing on African sculpture, Daphni Virgin of the Golden Laurels with 11th century Greek mosaics, Figures in a Landscape by Barbara Hepworth, and Ballet by Degas highlighting women in painting and sculpture. The article also notes the U S birth rate at 12.7 per cent annually versus a 9.6 death rate.
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Kansas University Museum of Art
Barbara Hepworth
Britain
Degis
Degas
Prominent Tonganoxie Resident Frank Somers Dies
Frank Somers 84 retired farmer of Tonganoxie died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. Born April 30 1872 in Millersburg Ohio he came to Kansas at age 12 and lived in Leavenworth County. Funeral Monday 2 PM at First Methodist Church Tonganoxie burial Maple Grove Cemetery. He helped organize the First State Bank of Tonganoxie and served as vice president. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Fearl Corlett Mrs May Freeman and Mrs Lilly Edson a son LeRoy L Somers three sisters a brother six grandchildren and one great grandchild. His wife Louise died in March 1941.
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Frank Somers
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Millersburg
Ohio
Somers
Kansas
Leavenworth County
First State Bank of
First Methodist Church
Everett Hughes
Maple Grove
Quisenberry Chapel
Fearl Corlett
May Freeman
Route 3
Lilly Edson
Arlington, Va
LeRoy L. Somers
Route 2
Elizabeth Cusick
Leavenworth
Martha Wager
Route 1
Minnie Hitzmann
Linccoln
Nebr
William Somers
Tonganoxle
Louise Somers
Market News Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices From Kansas City
USDA market report shows cattle steady to higher in good to prime fed steers and heifers with high choice ranges 23.00 to 27.00 per cwt and vealers up to 20.00. Hogs lower across barrows and gilts 60 to 75 cents down, sows steady to 50 lower with mixed lots at 15.50 to 16.00 for 200-290 lb butchers. Sheep slaughter lambs strong to 50 higher with feeding and breeding stock little changed.
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K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Livestock and Poultry Prices and Notices
Market listings show cattle prices by weight and quality, sheep and breeding ewes, hogs, poultry, dairy butterfat, grain prices, and a card of thanks with memorial lines for Alice V. Powell dated Oct 14 1927. Includes Kansas City market figures and miscellaneous receipts.
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James Parsons
Far East
Crence Lodge
A.F
Red Cross
Nuetz
Malta
Dolph C Simons, JR
Floyd Coffman
Douglas County District Court
L. H. Menger
Lawrence Woman's Club, Inc
Jack Garrett
Menger
LWC
Garrett
Schoene
Ger
W. O. Nelson
W. P. Wilson
Lawrence Worman's Club
Waranty
Rice
Gray
Coffman
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
C. V. Newman
Frank Rice
Ohio St
Mit
L. W. Lee
Ni. St
Journal-World
Ad Department
Hoover Critical
Memorial Hospital
Bertha Karnes
Pearl Holderman
Frank Lundstedt
Ottawa
Arlene Robb
Williamstown
Robert Powell
DeSoto
Annie Little. Mann
Haskell
Flora Robinson
E. 8Th St
Joyce A. Husted
5Th St
Marilyn
London
Marilyn Mon
England
Her Husbard
Arthur Miller
Quintetto Boccherini
By G. Criss Simpson
F Frank Somers
F. H. Leonhard
L. H. Leonhard
A. F. Leonhard
Allan Kirby
Fred Hollandsworth
Alice V. Powell
Allison-Thomas
Prune AuWer
Jess
Stevenson
Bend
P.O
Rence
Don Wilcox
Jean Wilhelmsen
Decker-Cay Eal Estate
Insurance Agency
Dia
Bae A
Rumsee
Indiana St. Cimbulance Service
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumsey
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