Whewnee Minden FFA officers sworn in at ritual
Twenty high schools from across the state sent Future Farmers of America officers to the Meesting at Whewnee Minden High School. Officers of the Jink cha Lawrence were presented with duties, with T Davidson and L Hell among the members in attendance after a dinner in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Davidson
L. F. Hell
FPA
Jink Cha
Lawrence Aret Prendert
Dovel
Alvin Fiah- Eefas
Ald Bradley
Homecoming Queen Contest Details At Lewa University
The Lewa University queen committee announced entrants for the homecoming festivities with the queen to be crowned at halftime. Two attendants named, with the queen and attendants to be confirmed after the winner is chosen. Committee members and sponsors listed include Prof Don Wilson and Mar vin Small among others. A fire at the old city fire station damaged the roof, started around 2:20, likely from a cigarette spark, confined to the Eighth street side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat
Don Wilson
Repauty
Powell
Marvin Small
Rewhien
Jerry
Darrell
Bill Qanboy
James Bayne
Memorial Union
Tam Yor
Paul Ingels
Eighth Street
Local residents named in hospital and street address list
Memorial Hospital Arthur Carlisle Oskaloosa Miss Mary Pewerlein Route 2 Herman Mass 1027 Rhode Island Ann Rinas Sunflower Mrs Barbera Livingston 1709 Vermont Mrs Lucile McMillan Bald win Route 2 Naomi Beisel 2119 Kentucky Mrs Atha lie Lutz 2 Velma Deyoe 1234 Tennessee Charles Pringle Route 5 Dorothea McCormick 1717 Indiana Mrs Mavis Reardon 1200 Tennessee Street Mrs Stella Pine 603 Elm Mrs Ella Read 445 Tennessee Arthur Schott Emporia Mra Rena Belle Croy 1801 Mi noiz Clyde Burns Route 4 trick Schulemeyer Route 2 Mrs Margaret Kitzmiller and baby 1406 Tennessee Mr and Mrs Richard Dauber loughten yesterday street a iT Mr and Mrs Clittora Sparks Route 5 a son yesterday Lowell Craig 10 years old 1026 New Jersey treated today after he cut his leg at the emergency room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carlisle
Oskaloosa
Mary Pewerlein
Herman Mass
Rhode Island
Ann Rinas
Sunflower
Barbera Livingston
Vermont Street
Lucile McMillan
Baldwin
Naomi Beisel
Kentucky Street
Athalie Lutz
Velma Deyoe
Tennessee Street
Charles Pringle
Dorothea McCormick
Indiana Street
Mavis Reardon
Stella Pine
Elm Street
Ella Read
Arthur Schott
Emporia
Rena Belle Croy
Minoiz Street
Clyde Burns
Trick Schulemeyer
Margaret Kitzmiller
Baby
Lowell Craig
New Jersey Street
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Mrs. Margaret Irvin aged 88 died last evening at the Convalescent Hospital Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in Portland The obituary lists two sisters Mrs Nettie Lawrence and Mrs Addie Sain a brother and other relatives Blanche M Irvin died yesterday with funeral services scheduled at Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa Highland Cemetery. Wm de Council is mentioned in connection with Kadoah but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Irvin
Convalescent Hospital
Dougharviving
Mra
Sam Ervin
Portland
Oes
Nettie Lawrence
Addie “Sain
Blanche M. Ee
Ayeres
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottwa
Highland Cometary
Ottawa
Lawrence dances and football odds raise student funds
A Lawrence campus dance fundraiser nets about $300 after band and tax costs as Harry James’ dance group plays Hoch Auditorium. Don Faurot’s Old Master of Old Ferou feature in Sat Eve Post’s split T story draws national attention. Local groups meet to plan choir rehearsals and a Douglas County health survey showcase at the City Hall Council Room tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Harry James
James Burgoyne
Hoch Auditorium
Saturday Evening Post
Don Faurot
BE. F
Don
Old Ferou
Faurot
Clemson
Southern Methodist
Kun‘sae
Douglas County Health Advisory Council
Four Sons Paint Parents’ Exterior In One Day
Liberal Kansas Oct 18 four of five Grey brothers from distinct towns painted the entire exterior of their parents’ home in one day. Eural insurance agent Paul Santa Fe brakeman Ralph Meade druggist Mike Hooker druggist. George remained at Texhoma. Fire alarm at Barteldes seed company damaged machinery belts. A grass fire threatened a Hatchard Lynch Route 6 turkey flock. Meredith Richardson 5 improved at KU Medical Center Kansas City after illness. she stands with support though unable to walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Frank Grey
Eural Grey
Paul Grey
Santa Fe
Newton
Ralph Grey
Meade
Mike Grey
Hooker
Okla
Papa Grey
George Grey
Texhoma
Barteldes Seed Company
Paul Ingela
Hatchard Lynch Farm
Route 6
Lawrence
Meredith Richardson
Harry Richardson
Theniversity of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
China Delivers Rice and Coal Gift to Korea at Pusan
A cargo of 1000 tons of rice and 8500 tons of coal from nationalist China arrived at Pusan aboard the Hai Huang to aid the Republic of Korea. The shipment underscores wartime relief and regional aid efforts, with the Hai Huang delivering the supplies to Pusan Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
China
Republic of Korea
Pusan
Hai Huang
Soviet propose new U N secretary general from regional veterans
Lake Success Oct 18 The Soviet Union formally proposed the U N pick a new secretary general from veteran delegates in Latin America or Asia. No names were offered in the private security council session. India's B N Kaul urged drawing up a list of 22 candidates to seek agreement among the five powers. US delegate Warren Austin had yet to speak as the meeting adjourned. Malik said attempts to find consensus should proceed and that it is not time for assembly action on Lie's term. He indicated Russians oppose Lie and vetoed a motion to reelect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
U. N
United States
Warren R. Austin
Beeen
Austin
Tryg
Lie
Malik
Three F-86 Jets Crash Near Washington Area
Washington Oct. 18 Three F-86 jets from Andrews field reportedly crashed in the Washington area. Lt. Joe Kent public relations officer said two planes went into the Potomac River and the third was found in a Virginia wooded area. The cause and fate of the pilots remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrews Field Air Force Base
Joe Kent
Potomac River
Virginia
Kent
Andrews Field
Zimmer Heads Local Drive to Aid Defense of Burma Surgeon
Dr. L. K. Zimmer accepts chairmanship of a local committee to collect cash contributions for the defense of Dr. Gordon S. Seagrave known as the Burma Surgeon. Seagrave on trial in Rangoon Burma for high treason and aiding a revolt. He pleads innocent. Contributions should be sent to Dr. Zimmer for forwarding to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Zimmer
Gordon S. Seagrave
Rangoon
Burma
Seagrave
Kaye
Zimmer
Liquor Store Licenses Count in Kansas October 1973
Kansas reports 837 retail liquor stores and 41 distributors as of October 1. Licenses cancelled since July 1949 total 89, with nine revoked. Denied license applications reach 130 and 49 withdrawn. Also noting distributor license cancellations and denials. J H Nelson of KU represented the university at Kansas Wesleyan inaugurating president Albert Stanley Trickett. Margaret Habern and Martha Peterson travel to Coffeyville for a state deans meeting with Habern speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Arthur A. Herrick
Herrick
Nelson
K. U
J. H. Nelson
Kansas Wesleyan University
Albert Stanley Trickett
Trickett
Salina
Coffeyville
Margaret Habern
Kansas University
Martha Peterson
Habein
Jaycee Janes elect Barbara Burnett president
Mrs Barbara Burnett was chosen president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce auxiliary, the Jaycee Janes, at their initial meeting. About 25 women serve as officers including Bryona Wiley as vice president and Millie Force as secretary, with Evelyn Dockery as treasurer. The group plans cooperative civic projects and met on the second and fourth Wednesdays, first undertaking a freedom crusade serial that day, securing 460 signatures in Lawrence. John Crown, JCC president, commented on the unit’s aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Burnett
Barker Avenue
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bryona Wiley
Millie Force
Evelyn Dockery
Jaycee Junes
Jaycee
Kansas Cities
Jaycee Janes
Freedom Crusade Serail
Lawrence
John Crown
Harvest of fertilized corn at Fred Grob farm
Douglas county farmers invited to a 1:30 PM demonstration on October 25 at the Fred Grob farm in the Lake View district northwest of Lawrence. A mechanical corn picker will harvest plots of one half acre treated with nitrogen, phosphate, and potash. L. L. Willoughby of Kansas State will discuss fertilizer costs and weighing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Fred Grob
Lake View
Lawrence
Weadl
L. L. Willoughby
K.state
Tuesday Is A Day Continued From Page One
The article notes donor blood replacement after crises, accepting any type but not self sustaining. Some patients struggle to find donors during long transfusion needs. Red Cross recruiting committee handles lt day with local volunteers Mrs. Schwahn, Mrs. Brune, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Miss Scott, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Stanley Schwahn
Eugene Brune
Edward Fitzpatrick
Grace Scott
Roger Allen
C. BR. Holmes
Moisture Needed for Crops in Kansas
Topeka reports crops show moisture need as warm dry spell ripens grain sorghums. Agencies note 63 percent of the sorgum crop matured while a large western district remains vulnerable to frost damage. Wheat seeding progresses rapidly with some prashoppers and grub worms injuring plants. green bugs have largely retreated in western counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Cnunties
Kansas
Burns Prove Fatal In Wichita Trash Fire
In Wichita Kansas Mrs Augie Nelson 46 wife of a Clearwater farmer died of burns in a hospital a day after being found between a fire and a water tank while tending a trash fire Her daughter in law located her near the scene Prague reports prison terms eight to twenty years were imposed on several for spying for Yugoslavia In county court Donald A Dean and William Garwin Landers were each fined ten dollars and costs for traffic stop sign violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Augie Nelson
Nelson
Ising
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Donald A. Dean
William Garwin
Landers
Lawrence Man Recalls Dial Phone In State Back In 1901
Lawrence man recalls dial telephones in 1901 Kansas when automatic systems were promoted. K Hoover of Russell bank pioneered a line dialing concept for local phones, but limited by three digits led to manual switches. Hoover later led First National Bank activities in Lawrence until his 1934 death. his son Kelvin Hoover remains at the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Russell
K. Hoover
Exchange
Hoover
First National Bank
Ous
American Red Cross
Kelvin Hoover
Death King in a City Red Capital of Pyongyang
Desolate Pyongyang lies under fire with U.S. observers reporting a near-empty city. Smoke and ruin drape the Taedong River as South Korean troops push toward the capital and remnants retreat north toward Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyongyang
U.S
Pyong
Red
North Korea
Stree Ta
Pusan Radio
Taedong
Officials Investigate Attack After Shawnee High Dance
Shawnee Liberty Memorial High School senior Tommy Burge was struck outside the gym after last Thursday's game and treated for a cut above the eye at a Kansas City hospital. Principal Neal Wherry said investigators will act once more facts are known. the attacker is not believed to be a LMHS student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fission High
Bids Exceed Appropriation for Emporia Hall
State officials deferred awarding contracts for a women’s residence hall at Emporia State Teachers College after bids reached 623,577 dollars, about 25 percent above the 500,000 dollar appropriation. State Architect Charles Marshall reported the shortfall. Sam Maffett was fined 10 dollars and costs in county court for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Emporia State Teachers College
Charles Marshall
Sam Maffett
Market News Wrap Reflects Mixed Gains Across Shares
New York stocks rose with aircraft issues leading, United Aircraft, Douglas, and Roting among top gainers while Grumman and Lock remained higher. Trading showed brisk early activity then slight falter, with about a half million shares changing hands. Also noted: Amer ican Broadcasting and U S Steel advanced as market mood improved. A divorce suit was filed in district court by Norma Miller against Cecil Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Ron
Kafftr
Nn Boydene
Wall Street
York
Tapi
United Aircraft
Douglas
Roting
Smafler
Grumman and Lock
Acc
Gitett Hazor
Amer
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Wilya
Good- Santa Fe
Sears-Roebuck
Ann+ la Copper
Allied Chemticat
Ama Tent
Weatinghouse Electric
Gull Ol
Distillers Corp
Norma Miller
Cecil Miller
In Memoriam Lois Myrile Strode Remembrance
In loving memory of Lois Myrile Strode who left us one year ago on October 1 1950. Dear Lois I miss you but God called you away. Four chairs sit empty yet memories keep you near. Beloved wife of A E Strode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Myrile Strode
Lois
A. E. Strode
What can you do training for young people business men
The program asks what you can do rather than what you know and emphasizes learning by doing. It promotes self help through practical methods and training. Thousands of successful students attest to the value of the instruction and its results.
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Minden
FFA
Memorial Hospital
Richard Dauber
Loughten
Pesterday
Clittora Sparks
Route 5
Margaret Ervin
Mra. Blanche M. Parks
Wm. de Councilla
Sap
Rob-eple
Mra. Hopkins
Heath Laeaesee
Ey Hopkins
Charles Kassinger
Lawrence Minstrel Show
Washington, D. C
Lincoln Road
Miami Beach
Fla
Heads Jaycee Janes
Barbara Bennett
Mrs
Barbara Burnety
Clearwater Farm
Phese
Securities Investment CO
Lawrance Yeant Kralder
Mar
Rea Peat
Haw
Greyhound Bus Depot
Maze
Overland Greyhound Lines
Southwestern Greyhound Lines
New York
Mquida- Chicago
Cate Stenay
Cerea
Cate Ateady
Manase
Arda
Kanea
Kansas City Hay Market
Prairie
eNet
Cloire Chanks
Admiral Corp
At&t
Amy Airlines
ATSF
Beth Su
Aacienam Chrysler
Curtiss Wr
Deere & Co
Bry du Pont
Mack
Florata
U Gen Foods
Goeodyear
Rennecote Perigee
Eactiere
Penney
Sears
Memoriam
Lawrence Gyupinuny
Certegy
Ze OeooGu
Oneet Metal Shop
el Equip. CO
Fred A. Bremer
Lawrence, Kansas
Menest
Avncera
Nervics
B. P.W
B.P. W
Caer Etl Ta
Aslo
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