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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1952

Page

9

Philharmonic Eyes College Access For Fifteenth Season

A Kansas City advisory group proposed expanding Philharmonic access to college students by using academic credit for attending concerts and arranging resales or first come first served ticket plans. The move aims to broaden participation as the orchestra marks its twentieth season with a schedule shift to Thursday and Saturday concerts and a first subscription set starting October 23 and 25 featuring Hilde Gueden.

Kansas’ City Claude Fichthorn Missouri Valley College Marshall Charles Griffith Park College Parkville William Rice Paker University Baldwin W. Everett Hendricks University of Kansas City Robert Milton Board of Extucation Griffith Thato Rice Philharmonic Hilde Gueden Metropolitan Opera

Kansas Division American Cancer Society events at Wichita

Mrs. Harold V. Milligan will speak at the Kansas Division annual meeting in Wichita at Lassen Hotel with a Sunday banquet at 6:30 PM. The Kansas Medical Society cancer control committee meets at 10 AM Sunday to plan the Mid-West Cancer Conference in April. Board officers will be nominated at 3:30 PM. Twenty‑one district commanders meet Monday to plan February district workshops. Alvin Shipwreck Kelly dies in New York at 59 after flagpole sit‑in fame.

Harold V. Milligan American Cancer Society New York City Kansas Wichita Lassen Hotel Milligan Committee On the Control of Cancer of the Kansas Medical Society Karl Voldeng Wellington Orville R. Clark Topeka Lillian Stewart Arthur H. Saville J. W. Kirkpatrick el Dora

Hearty Fall Meal Recipe Feature for October to November

A healthful fall menu feature presents Pork Kraut and Apples and Lemon Cake Custard as budget friendly options. Included are step by step preparations for Sauerkraut Stuffed Apples and a lemon dessert, with serving suggestions and bake times for 4 to 6 servings.

Associated Press

Black Devil’s Delight Cake for Halloween Guests

Halloween catering notes describe a two layer chocolate cake with velvety frosting and a Black Beauty frosting option. The recipe uses cake flour, vinegar, milk, vanilla, eggs, sugar, shortening, and melted chocolate baked at 350 F for 30 minutes. Decoration includes wax candle pumpkins and a cream cheese top decoration.

NEA Food and Marketa Editor Hallowe En Kit Carson Rachineah, DC

Topeka Kansas Traffic Fatalities Rise This Year

A terse report notes an uptick in traffic fatalities in Topeka and surrounding areas over the recent 24 hour period, with several deaths recorded and data compared to the same period in 1951. Details are sparse due to the fragmentary source text.

Topeka Kansas

Superintendent expects national tour and visits New Haven

OsKaloosa Superintendent Wyn Guana left last week with a 69 offer from Kansas county superintendents to attend the National convention in New York City. The tour lasts fifteen days and the convention four. Before returning, Gragg will visit his daughter in New Haven Conn. Mrs. Mabel Peppard attended the annual trade show and Cosmologist Association meeting in Wichita. Ira N. Bramell of Perry was guest minister. Sunday morning included the absence of Rev. Stephen Yer and anniversary sermon at Wabi Neb. Miss Shirley Pitts of Deesvast has become secretary for the Extension office in the Court House annex. Mr. and Mrs. Joan W. Roberts returned from Renfro Valley Ky, invited by John Lair to a conference for editors of oldest weekly papers. their paper began in 1860 and remains Kansas’ oldest weekly. They toured a barn dance venue, log mill, tourist cabins, modern store, and a race track. Mrs. William Finley hosted the Study Club. Navajo Indian tribe roll call was read, and Mrs. I. J. Conant of Topeka spoke on the Navajo reservation. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Grace Buck, Clifford Spielman, Mrs. J. L. Johnson, Marilyn Nichols, Barbara Hampton, and other KU affiliates.

Wyn Guana Kansas County New York City Stephen Wabi Neb Shirley Pitts Oe Deesvast Floyd Edwards Pacific Coast Court House Joan W. Roberts Renfro Valley John Lair Renfro Valey Roberts Kansas William Finley Don Simon I. J. Conant Topeka Flidex Grace Ids Buck Kansas City Clifford Spielman J. L. Johnson Marilyn Nichols Manhattan State College Barbara Hampton K.U Gertrude Goldman Jennie Roberts Mayme

Study for Higher Degree at Kansas University

Fragmentary note indicating an individual spoke about pursuing a higher degree at Kansas University. Lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes but places the focus on advanced education at KU.

Kansas University

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