Family From Tonganoxie In Kansas City Hospital After Crash
Mr and Mrs Larry Hummelgaard of Tonganoxie and their one month old son are in Providence Hospital Kansas City with injuries from a motor car accident late Sunday night. Mrs Hummelgaard suffered severe cuts to her legs and possible internal injuries. The unborn baby boy delivered dead at the hospital. Private graveside services were to be held at Hubbel Hill Cemetery in Tonganoxie. The baby was named Tim enecien. The father sustained vertebrae fractures and the son Jere had head injuries and concussion. The couple were returning from Kansas City when their car was rear ended by a car driven by Estile Moseley of Kansas City. Moseley and a passenger Claude Howard of Kansas City were slightly injured. A motorist reported Moseley had been speeding prior to the crash. Moseley was charged with reckless driving and driving under the influence. He was released on $500 bond.
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Larry Dean Hummelgaard
Tonganoxie
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Hummelgaard
Shirley
Shaw
Hubbel Hill
Timenecien
Aelgaard
Jere
Mummelgaards
Schemmelgaard
Ten Se Street
U.S
Daugh
Shaw Family Ties Highlight Tonganoxie Nuptials
The notice describes Mrs. William E. Shaw of Tonganoxie and her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hummelgaard, residing west of Tonganoxie, detailing family connections in the wedding announcement.
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William E. Shaw
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Hummelgaard
Car Bumps Girl at White School Crossing
Seven year old Rachel Masden escaped serious injury Monday after a car bumped her near White School on U S Highway 1053 north of Lawrence. Witnesses say the car driven by Charles Arthur Mills 21 of Route 3 hit as he pulled away from Teepee Junction stop sign traveling about 15 miles per hour. In Lawrence a separate collision near Uth and Mass Street between James A. Will 21 Route 1 and Paul E. Fickes 32 740 R I St caused $200 damage with no injuries.
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Rachel Masden
White School
Lawrence
Sheriff's Office
Charles Arthur Mills
Mills
Teepee Junction
Uth
Mass
Sta
James A. Will
Paul E. Fickes
R. I
Bloch Paintings Open at KU Museum in Fall Exhibit
The Museum of Art at Kansas University displays 45 Albert Bloch paintings, former KU art department chair. A KU faculty member from 1923 to 1947, Bloch’s works include early German expressionist influences. The exhibit runs until Oct 30, open 3 to 5 daily, and 1:30 to 5 on Sundays.
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Museum of Art
Kansas University
Albert Bloch
The
University
Bloch
Ala.St
Writers Hold Workshop at Lawrence Free Library
The September meeting of The Lawrence Writers' Workshop occurred in the Directors' room with Miss Alpha Owens absent. Rev. W. P. Ames presided as vice president. members read poems by Horrell Kennedy and others and shared sketches and stories. Robert C. Ro Hogigart was added to the roster of inviners.
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Lawrence Writers’ Workshop
Lawrence Free Public Library
Horrell
Kennedy
K. L. Howe
Daisy Williams Amos
K. E. Peterson
Ames
Quayle
Baker University
H. L. Chambers
Liberace
Faye Wright
Frances Beese
Lenna W. Brown
Robert C Ro Hogigart
Kansas University graduate wins Ethyl Corp fellowship
Donald Sobocinski a Kansas University graduate student earns a 1955 56 Ethyl Corporation research fellowship providing 1500 dollars for living expenses plus tuition and fees The University Department of Chemical Engineering will receive 500 dollars for research expenses The fellowship is one of 19 awarded by the corporation
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Donald Sobocinski
Kansas University
Ethyl Corporation
Edward Maser returns from Europe after art research trip
Edward Maser, director of the Museum of Art at Kansas University, returned to Lawrence Sunday from a Europe research tour. He left the United States on July 5 and visited London Florence Milan Salzburg and Paris. Maj and Mrs A McKone report their grandson Billy McKone 18 has volunteered for the U S Army Signal Corps and is at Ft Ord California for basic training, the fourth McKone generation to serve.
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Edward Maser
Museum of Art
Kansas University
Lawrence
Europe
Maser
United States
London
England
Florence
Milan
Italy
Salzburg
Austria
Paris
France
A. McKone
Billy McKone
A. McKone Jr
Eagle Pass
Tex
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Ft. Ord
Calif
Billy
McKones
U. S
Community Notices and Travel Highlights From Local Dispatch
Partial fragments show school activities at McAdlen High School including an award for a football team rep and a student receiving recognition. The column also notes travel and visits to Topeka, Ogden, Lewiston, Utah, Idaho, Cuba, Mexico, and New York, plus wedding plans, home purchases, and social engagements among local families and educators.
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear local item
The readable fragments describe a messy OCR passage with misrecognized names and phrases. No coherent event, names, or places are reliably recoverable to form a factual report or headline.
Undefined historical note fragment
Fragmentary OCR text contains mixed, unclear phrases with no coherent events or identifiable persons, places, or dates. Limited readable elements prevent forming a factual summary or valid headline.
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Raney Drug Store
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AVON
Mitchell
Kansas
Army
Grteaa
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Pitewack
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Bt Ord
Clara
Ferose
Topeka
Dean Deven
Cherokee Rd
Ata
Satarbiva
Ogden
Lewiston
Utah
Idaho
Tief
Domingo Ricart
Riecart
Cuba
Young Friends
Oriente
Santiago de Cuba
Habana
Ticart
Mexico City
Mex
Francisco Quiles
Ricks” Ricart
Coiboude
Uni- Net
M. Gene
Willan Faiarere
New York
General Galmore
Vwnarel
Bassy
Wanckow
Mgilmore
Verple
Tether
Janet Ruth Robinson
Ensien Barnard F
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Plorila
Calistus
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