Woodard Sees Tough Southwestern Slate Ahead for Baylor
Baylor coach Woody Woodard discusses a sprained ankle for quarterback Reach and five tough Southwest Conference games remaining. He credits assistants like Peters Hagan and Keaton for the team's progress and recalls Lawrence High ties with athletic director Dad Perry visiting the training train.
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Reach
Woodard
John Reach
Wrank Eidom
Sguy
Woody
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Dick Petera
Tor Dean
Bo Hagan
3. M. Keaton
Herman Morgan
Cofsch
L. R
Dad) Perry
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Karass University to choose Queen and attendants
Vague notices outline selection for Karass University Homecome queen and attendants on November 19. G Metcalf, professor of bacteriology, releases guidelines for secret ballot voting held November 17 in Union Building. Judge interviews determine finalists with names due by November 5 and a November 14 coffee selects the ten finalists.
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Karass University
Sage Micae
G. Metcalf
Pigous
Jac
Me Fail “Union
Geomen's
Dave
Foy
Police Court Fines In Traffic Violations
Two people were cited to police court Friday for traffic violations. Bessa Jane Bush 95 Missouri forfeited $5 for a left turn and Ben Ray Schultz Oklahoma failed to yield at a right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessa Jane Bush
Ben Ray
Schultz
Oklahorsky
Farrell Gallinea Receives 10 Day Suspended Sentence
Farrell Gallinea of Haskell Institute was given a ten day suspended sentence Friday in police court for drunkenness.
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Farrell Gallinea
Haskell Institute
Spectacular hens lie in wait for contented coop care
A humorous farming note advises that calm, well cared for hens yield more and larger eggs. It suggests sprucing the coop with inner spring nests and foam perches, plus playful touches like food magazines and a jukebox, all while joking about a handsome rooster to boost mood.
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Porfirio
KU figures cited in Reader's Digest article on Indian education
Kansas University School of Education economics and U.S. Indian Service research underpin a national Readers Digest piece “Give the Indians an Even Chance.” O K Armstrong visited KU, spoke with Dean Kenneth H Anderson and Dr E Gordon Callister, and credits KU consultants Carl E Ladd L Madison Coombs and Ralph E Kron.
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Kansas University School of Education
U.S. Indian Service
Digest
O. K. Armstrong
Kenneth H. Anderson
E. Gordon Callister
K. U
Carl E. Ladd
Haskell Press
L. Madison Coombs
Indian Service
Coombs
University High School
Ladd
Dean Anderson
Ralph E. Kron
Omar John Rupiper
Mrs. Mary Hunzicker Dies at 91 in City
Mrs. Mary Runsicker Hunzicker 91 died here early this morning born December 25 1863 in Chemnitz Germany came to Kansas as a young woman widow of John Hunzicker died 1945 residence 2044 Barker Ave. Survived by two daughters Mrs A A Weber Junction City and Mrs Howard McConnell Lawrence two sons Carl and Otto Hunzicker Lawrence six grandchildren nine great grandchildren one son Paul died 1950 Funeral Monday 2 pm Schubert Funeral Home Rev G H Woestemeier officiating burial Eudora Cemetery
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Mary Runsicker
Mary Selma Hunzicker
Chemnitz
Germany
Kansas
John Hunzicker
Barker Ave
First Methodist Church
Old Friends Club
A. A. Weber
Junction City
Howard McConnell
Lawrence
Carl Hunzicker
Otto Hunzicker
Paul
Schubert Funeral Home
G. H. Woestemeyer
Eudora Cemetery
Indians win Jayhawk League cross country meet at Haskell
Haskell Institute's Indians captured the first Jayhawk League cross country meet held this morning with 143 points, besting Wamego at 31 and Seaman at 41 in a two mile race limited to three entrants. Billy Mills of Haskell won individual honors in 9:32.8, followed by Tom Beach of Wamego and Haskell runners Ted Lewis Ray Wilson and Amos Carnes in third through fifth.
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Haskell Institute
Indians
Tony Coffin
Wamego
Seaman
Billy Mills
Haskell
Tom Beach
Ted Lewis
Ray Wilson
Amos Carnes
Kansas University Official to Attend Business Study Talks
W. Harding, assistant director of the Bureau of Business Research at Kansas University, will attend the annual conference of the Associated University Bureaus of Business and Economic Research in Washington, D.C. Wednesday through Friday. The program includes bureau problems current federal statistical agencies programs aiding business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forace W. Harding
Bureau of Business Research
Kansas University
Associated University Bureaus of Business and Economic Research
Washington, D.C
Two Local Fire Calls in Lawrence Friday Evening
Lawrence firemen answered two alarms Friday evening. Damage estimated at 50 dollars resulted when radiator alcohol was ignited while Richard Higgins of 436 Elm Street poured it into a pickup radiator. the radiator was destroyed but the fire was cut off before more damage. A second call to Mrs. Bertha Banker at 1611 Tenn Terr reported a stopped up flue filling the house with furnace smoke. no damage occurred.
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Lawrence
Richard Higgins
Elm St
Bertha Banker
Tenn. Terr
Wreck Damage Reported In Two Police Crashes
Wreck damage totaling over $1,000 occurred in two Lawrence police reported accidents on Friday. No injuries were recorded. A collision at N 4th and Locust Streets involved Charles Elis Hill 69 of 1135 Tennessee Street and Donna Husted 15 of 202 N St. Estimated damage around $590. A separate crash at 13th and Kentucky Streets involved Donald Arthur Mitchell 19 of 1635 Missouri Street and Mary Maude Nall 43 of 901 Tennessee Street.
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Lawrence
Fridday
Charles Elis Hill
Tenn. St
Donna Husted
N. St. St
N. 4Th
Locdst
13Th
Donald Arthur Mitchell
Mo. St
Mary Maude Nall
Memorial Hospital Births and Admits List
Patient admissions and births reported at Memorial Hospital include Leola Murray Route 5 Sam Raffelock Kansas City Missouri and Philip Barlow 835 Mich Street. Dismissals noted for Hazel Hatfield and others. births recorded for Bernice Ewing and baby girl Vernon Taylor De Soto and Leo Hollingsworth McLaouth plus Vernon Turner Oskaloosa and Joseph Hopkins Oread Avenue.
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Leola Murray
Sam Raffelock
Kansas City
Philip Lee Barlow
Mich. St
Charles Herring
Ohio St
Maggie Lee Wilson
Sunflower
Nancy Reed
Ark. St
Ann O'Neal
del. St
Mabel Edwards
Ky, Bi
Barbara Rockhold
Baldwin
Hazel A. Hatfield
Vt. St
Paul Nunez
N. A
Mary Fowler
R.'I
Eunice H. Belshe
N. J. St
Mra
Eugene and
Earlene Law
Lecomton
Cool Twins
Ela Teste
Barker “Ave
Robert Stauffer
Bert Needham
Topeka
Bernice Ewing
Joseph Hopkins
Oread Ave
Vernon Taylor
de Sota
Leo Hollingsworth
McLaouth
Vernon ‘Turner
Oskaloosa
Janet Turk to present piano recital at KU
Janet Turk assistant professor of piano at Kansas University will give a faculty recital at 8 p.m. Monday in Strong Auditorium. The program includes Beethoven Op. 31 No. 3 in E flat major, Schumann Davidsbundler Dances Op 6, and Norman Dello Joio Sonata No 3, showcasing contemporary American composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Turk
Kansas University
Davidsbundler
Schumann
Norman Dello
Jolo
Marriage License Issued To Flory And Shuler
A marriage license was issued Friday by Probate Court to Lloyd Leroy Flory 26 and Dorothy Elizabeth Shuler 20 both of Ottawa. The danger that the Moslems might conquer Europe was continually present from 622 to 1638 when they were turned back from the siege of Vienna. Coal production in Great Britain declined about 1 million tons in 1983 to 233,518,000 tons.
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Lloyd Leroy Flory
Dorothy Elizabeth Shuler
Ottawa
Europe
Vienna
Great Britain
Cars and planning events in Lawrence district
Friday night traffic woes in Lawrence featured a Journal-World car running out of gas and a student owner discovering a misparked vehicle near the library. Community leaders called a CROP meeting at the Municipal Building to organize a milk powder drive for the week of November 7 to 12, with new church chairmen listed from several congregations.
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Journal- World
Fourteenth Street
Dread Ave
University Hill
9Th and
Ind. Sts
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Wayer Kampschroeder
Fred Bremer
Artie Hawkins
Haskell
John Patton
Westminster Foundation
Ernst Klein
Roger
Harry White
First Baptist Church
Tom Yeo
Congregational Church
Thelman Whiteside
Ninth Street Baptist
Lowell Risk
First Christian
C. E. Tefft
Evangelical United Brethren
Glenn Price
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salts
Herbert Nehrbass
Centenary Methodist
Sam Ferguson
First Methodist
Eldon Ulrich
Wesleyan Methodist
Charles Hanna
West Side Presbyterian
Divorce Suit Filed for Winifred Weeks
The divorce suit of Winifred E Weeks from Charles Glen Weeks was filed Friday in District Court.
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Winifred E. Weeks
Charles Glen Weeks
District
Vagrant Sentenced In Coweta Police Court
Ben Childers of Coweta Oklahoma received a 30 day jail term in police court for vagrancy. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to Drs. Margaret Clark and Zimmer, nurses, friends and relatives for care, flowers, cards, and gifts during hospital stay. Signed Mrs Julia Hill.
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Ben Childers
Coweta
Okla
Peene
Margaret Clark
Zimmer
Julia Hill
Chestnut Mare Tops 3-Gaited Championship at Royal Show
Emerald Future, a chestnut mare owned by Thomas E. Corcoran of Chicago, won the $2,500 3-gaited grand championship at the American Royal horse show in Kansas City. The event closed with a week of finals including five-gaited, roadster, and fine harness stakes, highlighting strong performances from Southern Commander of Richmond Missouri and other top handlers.
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Kansas City
Emerald Future
Marie
Corcoran
Chicago
Southern Commander
Bon Gamer
Richmond
Bobup
Rumson Farm
Wartrace
Tenn
Walking Horse
Murfreesboro
Star Double St Jayne
Park Ridge
Ill
Nancy Lewis
Stillwell
Kas
Sunnyslope Farm
Scottity
H. C. Beyerhymer
Wichita
Thomas E. Corcoran
King's Review
Holiday Farm
St. Louis
King's Courageous
Dean Briggs
Garden Plain
Don Garner
State Legion Boss Here For Meeting on Tuesday
Keith Sebelius Kansas State Legion commander will speak at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Dorsey Liberty Post No 14 Municipal Building 8th and Vt Sts as part of the Kansas Legion and Auxiliary Coffee Tour State and district officers and Kansas Veterans Commission representatives will discuss veterans problems and collect 1958 membership cards through a telephone campaign as the local drive ends November 11.
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Keith Sebelius
Kansas State Department of the American Legion
Dorsey-Liberty
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Sebelius
Kansas Legion
Legion
Kansas Veterans Commission
Council Asked to Study City Planning in State
Four staff members from Kansas University join the Kansas Legislative Council in a state planning study. A conference at Kansas State College adopted a resolution urging a comprehensive review of current planning activities in Kansas and the need for an official state planning board or cooperating agency. KU participants include T Howard Walker E A McFarland Frank T Stockton and George Beal.
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Kansas University
Kansas Legislative Council
Kansas State College
Kansas
K.U
T. Howard Walker
University
E. A. McFarland
Bureau of Institutes
Frank T. Stockton
George Beal
Tyrrell Fined $10 for Passing in No Passing Zone
Harold William Tyrrell of Perry appeared in County Court on Friday and was fined $10 plus costs for driving in a no passing zone.
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Harold William Tyrrell
Perry
Instructor Course For Red Cross Home Nursing To Be Given Wednesday
The Douglas County Red Cross invites women to join a 12 hour Home Care of the Sick instructor course led by Sara Patterson of Kansas University. Ten weekly sessions begin Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Community Building, with classes teaching volunteers to train others in home nursing, and to follow physician orders.
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Red Cross Home Nursing
Douglas County Red Cross
Red Cross
Sara Patterson
K.U
Stanley Hipp
National Civil Defense Authorities
Red Cross Office
Kansas City Market News Livestock and Produce Summary
Market report from Kansas City covers cattle and hogs with weekly comparisons. Slaughter steers mostly steady, heifers steady to 50 lower, cows up 50, bulls steady, vealers steady, stockers uneven. Fed cattle values listed by weight and grade, with prime and choice notes. Sheep and hog sections show higher slaughter lambs, mixed results for hogs and sows. KC produce quotes include butter, poultry, eggs, and grain prices for current receipts.
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Lansas City
USDA
Colorado
Kansas
K. C
Kansas City
Heltsville
Menu at JHS LHS Cafeterias Described
School cafeteria menu items listed for days of the week with meal options including hamburgers meat loaf spaghetti grilled cheese and soups. Entrees paired with sides and desserts appear alongside beverages and fruit offerings.
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JHS
LHS
Obituary of Mary Lavina Flory Postma
Mary Lavina Flory Postma died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Sept 30 at 74. She was born Sept 22 1881 near Overbrook, married William H. Postma in 1904, with six children of whom Ada Archie and Evelyn died earlier. Survived by husband, daughter Florence Shoemaker, sons Laurie and Richard, foster daughter Violet Wingert, brothers Elmer and Abraham Flory, sister Christina Beeghley, and three grandchildren William Robert and Shirley Shoemaker. Also noted is a 1890 to 1950 labor force age shift statistic.
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Mary Flory Postma
Mary Lavina
Wesley
Susannah Flory
Overbrook
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
William H. Postma
Dorn
Ada
Archie
Evelyn
Ira C. Flory
Elnora Brohammer
German Baptist Church
William Postma
Florence
Shoemaker
Lawrence
Laurie W. Postma
Richard F. Postma
Baldwin
Violet Wingert
Piper
Elmer Flory
Abraham Flory
Christina Beeghley
William Robert
Shirley Shoemaker
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A&p” Isty's Superetteiner's
Sopens Motel
Dana Dawson
Kansas Conference of Methodist Churches
Dawson
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Ioerger
Lawrence, Kansas
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumsey
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