Sunflower Leatherwood wedding ties Sunflower to Colorado Springs
Miss Geneva Rosanne O Burk and Gail Blair Leatherwood exchanged marriage vows at Sunflower Community Church in a candlelight ceremony read by Rev. James Ingalls. The couple, both with Kansas ties, plan to reside in Lawrence after a Lake of the Ozarks honeymoon trip.
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Geneva Rosanne O'Burke
Ransom O'Burke
Gail Blair Leatherwood
Lawrence
Arthur K. Leatherwood Sr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sunflower Community Church
James Ingalls
Lillian Bartholomew
Frances Miller
Bertha
Alencon
W. A. Darling
Dorothy Connell
Ann Armstrong
Mrs.Connell
Miss Armstrong
Carol Mathies
Olathe
Blair Adams
C. L. Lawson Jr
Tracy Dye
Raresom O'Burke II
Dale Carr
Sunflower West School
Jeannie Mahties
Marie Rhodes
Dorothy Revell
Eudora
Gladys Miller
Mary Owens
Carol Sanifer
Mary Seay
Nita. Wyatt
Carol Myers
Anna Marie Owens
Judy Esslinger
Shirley Hail
Mary Lawson
Kansas City
Edith Owens
Margaret Ingalls
George Hall
Johnny Plumb
Leatherwood
Lake of the Qzarks
Ohio St
Sunflower
DeSoto High School
Kansas University
Cheyenne Canyon High School
Germany
K. U
vMr
Mra
A. K. Leatherwood
A. K. Leatherwood Jr
Jack Fisher
James Bquiren
Es Irma Jane Hiadik
Charlene iWit
Lois ‘Wuntefeld
Frances
Miss Martha Peterson speaks to Olathe girls at AAUW supper
Kansas University dean of women Miss Martha Peterson spoke Thursday night at a chill supper for senior high school girls in Olathe. The event was sponsored by the AAUW. Mr and Mrs Harold Eberhart returned from a two week vacation visiting their daughter and husband in Detroit and touring Canada. Mr and Mrs Obed Thompson will spend the weekend in Minneapolis. Barrett Wilson has been a patient at the Kansas University Medical Center since an automo
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Hile
Holton
Harold G. Barr
Ivanho Temple
Kansas City
Minnie Rich
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Schwartz
Otis Lindell
Otto Dreher
Clara Messenheimer
Minneapolis
Washington
New York
Jacqueline A. Jones
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Capital
Howard G. Jones
U.S. Navy
Marian Brockway
W. A. Dunn
Locust St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eldridge Hotel
W. H. Quakenbush
Fredonia
Quakenbush
Martha Peterson
Kansas University
Olathe
AAUW
Harold Eberhart
Don McDaniel
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Obed Thompson
Minn
Barrett Wilson
Kansas University Medical Center
Coffeyville Man Is 103 Today Celebrated by Family
Coffeyville Kans Daniel Walter Plate marked his 103rd birthday with a family dinner planned for Sunday at the home of his son Ted R. Plate and daughter-in-law. Born in Ohio, Plate moved to Howard Kansas in 1889 to join the grocery business with relatives. He served as assessor for Howard township, Elk County from 1900 to 1951.
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Coffeyville
Kas
Daniel Walter Plate
Inlaw
Ted R. Plate
Ohio
Platt
Howeard
Howard Township
Elk County
Kansas Non-Farm Employment Climbing With School Start
Kansas non-farm employment rose 1 600 between mid August and mid September as schools opened. The September labor force was 548 200, down from 550 200 at the same time last year, per the State Employment Security Division.
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Topeka
Kansas
Duck Decoys Stolen Reported Near Fairgrounds
The Sheriff's Office logged its second decoy theft in recent days. Leroy Fleming reported 48 decoys worth 116 dollars stolen from a garage near the 4H Fairgrounds. Ten days earlier Ralph Tripp Jr reported 100 decoys stolen from under a porch at 2116 Vt. St.
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Sheriff's Office
Leroy Fleming
Route 5
Fairgrounds
Ralph Tripp Jr
Vt. St
Anniversary observance sparks violence in Cyprus
In Nicosia crowds gathered after a church service marking the Greek entry into World War II turned violent. Police and British troops blocked barbed wire barricades as several hundred Greek Cypriots clashed, three British commandos were injured, protesters hurled stones, troops fired tear gas, and no civilian casualties were reported.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Union-with-Greece
Leavenworth Supermart Safe Crackers Loot Office Safe
In Leavenworth Kansas last night unknown burglars looted the Jahn Supermart office safe, taking more than 1500 dollars. Police report entry by climbing a utility pole onto the roof and breaking a skylight. the safe combination was punched off. Operator Howard Jahn says more money was in the safe but exact totals are undetermined. Police Chief A Ve Mistler provides details of the break in and method.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Jahn Supermart
Howard Jahn
Poice
A.ve Mistler
Lone Star Boy Injured in Rural School Tournament
A year-old Lone Star boy, Jerry Harrell, was treated in Lawrence for a head injury suffered during a rural grade school sports tournament at Lone Star. He had a cut scalp and superficial skull fracture, not requiring hospitalization, after a rock was accidentally thrown by another youngster. The Sheriff’s Office confirmed the incident. The article notes a decline in US marriages from 2,291,000 in 1946 to 1,484,000 in (year not completed).
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Lone Star
Lawrence
Jerry Harrell
Alvin Harrell
Sheriff's Office
FBI Probes Strobel Business Ties During Public Buildings Post
Rep. Celler said the FBI is examining Peter Strobel’s links to Strobel & Salzman while he earned 14 800 a year as a public buildings commissioner. Strobel testified he received about 30 000 from the firm in 1954 and overrode objections to a 24 000 contract with Robert & Co of Atlanta.
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Washington
Celler
D-Ny
FBI
Peter A. Strobel
Strobel
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Justice Department
New York
Robert
Atlanta
Public Health Service
Truman Still Writes Pungent Phrases That Provoke
In Rochester New York Harry S Truman continues to pen sharp notes that anger readers. Nicholas C Evans Monroe County Liberal party chairman noted a reply asking for campaign funds followed by a scrawled line blaming him for past votes. Evans recalled Truman backed Henry Wallace and Dewey won New York in 1948.
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Rochester
N. Y
Harry
Truman
Nicholas C. Evans
Monroe County
Liberal Party
Evans
New York State
Henry Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
American Labor Party
Wallace
New York
Robert firm acted as sole drafter of changes
Robert firm was identified as the logical party to draft modifications since it prepared the original plans. The witness said no other reputable architects would have agreed to alter the Robert plans and starting from scratch would have required higher fees. Names: William I. Clardy and Naomi J. Hutchinson referenced alongside geographic notes about the Dead Sea and Mediterranean elevations.
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Robert Firm
Robert
Marriage License Issued by Probate Court Thursday
A marriage license was issued Thursday from Probate Court to a couple, formalizing their plans to wed. The record notes the couple’s names and the official action taken by the court in processing the license.
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la. St
Judy Armstrong
Corinne Duncan
Betty Davis
Carol Arterburn
Nina, Bruce
Mary Margaret Gaddy
Mary Carroll
The
First Christian Church
Charles Kassinger
Kenneth Green
Harrison Madden
Warren Mitchell
Gerald Hall
Ralph King
Hall
Wallace Holling
Bonner Springs
William Crile
John P. Lytis
Mina Loft Richard Myers
Alex
Dee Lawelin
Bruce Mathies
Mise Dorene Covell
Balina
Richard Folka
Jeasle Foster
Belleview Ladies Aid
Leonard Hadi
Pleasant Valley
University Club
E.R. Stellmacher
T. J. Gray
E. Westgate
Bridge
E. D. Kinney
Robert Beguelin
Abilene
Margaret Jewell
Beguelin
Margrret Smith
Harry Beguelin
Gamble’s
Bobby
Jack D. Heysinger
Nathaniel Eck
D. Don Haines
Muriel H. Johnson
H. A. Saylor
Friendly House Club
Charles Riggs
McLean
4-H
North Lawrence
Tom Burns
Lyons St
Spencer
Albert Wilson
John Riggs
Grace Mason
Ky. St
Nelle Dixon
United States
Elks
Elks Club
Ray Schaake
Allen Phillips
William Frowe
Progressive Reading Club
C. C. Winsler
Tropics
Lewis Short
A. T. Hodges
D. Grant
Journal-World Photo
OldGises
China
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Commons Bakery
Leavenworth Supermart Safe Crackers’ Target
Lone Star Boy
Masa
Chevrolet
New Hampshire Stree
William I. Clardy
Omaha
Naomi J. Hutchinson
Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Maxine Lindley Scheat
Warner’s
Merry Widow
Warner's
Terrill
Mess. St
Golden Crest Milk
Douglas County
Golden Crest Dairy
Leamnerd
Banisfed
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