Vinland Grange Fair draws about four hundred fifty attendees
About 450 persons attended the 48th Vinland Grange Fair as events wrapped Friday night. Lawrence Chamber of Commerce staged the evening program with judging completed for home economics, cattle, hogs, sheep and crops. dairy entries will be judged today. Blue ribbon winners highlighted extensive home economics displays and crafts from numerous exhibitors including Mrs. George Rockhold, Mrs. John Newman, Mrs. Kloester, and many others, with awards across sewing, baked goods, jams, vegetables, and textiles. Judy Johnson earned the ten exhibitor award for five blue ribbons.
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Vinland Grange
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
George Rockhold
John Newman
Addie Kiosster
Martin
Clara Misceligheous
Daisey Dear
Jack Rochold
Chennings
Ira
Johanning
Tessie Hill
Mary Jameson
Kloester
Hipblow
George Hoskinson
Mrs. Hill
Charles Mitchell
Mr. Chaney
Edith Beaty
Bertha Weller
Letn Temple
Herache
Hemphill
Chanay
Plume
Chaney
Hui
Wiseman
Della Cleland
Mrs. Chaney
Delta Cleland
Mix Wieland
Dorarhes Robertson
Clarente Hagerman
Renaher
Mrs. Mitchell
Mant Ruckhold
Eric Atkinson
Misa Robertson
Margie Schultz
Lila Watkins
Miss Watkins
Mary Rockhold
Miss Atkinson
Darlene Schults
Mrs. Newman
Oeatmes
Misa Rockhold
Co Bow Rookler
Judy Kartson
Darlene Behuits
Mia Reck
Mre
Clarice Richardson
Diane Chaney
Miss Richardson
Judy Johnsson
Judy Robertson
Mise Richardson
Miss Johnson
Miss Robertson
Judy Wiseman
Misa Wiseman
Mina Johnson
Nive Chaney
Carolyn Kampech
Roeder
Linda Akin
Sharon Anderson
Miss Anderson
Mias Akin
Sharon Cornelius
Mina Andérson
Dreoa
Carol Johanning
Miss Kampachroeder
Wee Johanning
Mary Margaret Beatty
Beverly Farley
Milas Heatty
Miss Farve
Charlene Seeavers
Misa Hoover
Clifford Alston
Hobby
Jimmie Mitchell
Judy Johnson
Murphy to Speak at Temple Medical Center Dedication
Dr. Franklin D. Murphy chancellor of Kansas University will be the main speaker at Temple University Medical Center dedication ceremonies on November 2 and 3. Temple President Dr. Robert L. Johnson praised Murphy as a renowned physician and educator whose dynamic spirit reflects Temple’s milestone in medical center development.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Temple University Medical Center
Robertl. Johnson
Temple University
Johnson
Murphy
United States
Deaths and Funerals of Gingery and Gants
Jesse Gingery 76 of 235 Maple St died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 PM at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. survivors include two daughters Mrs William Wagner of Wamego and Mrs Loretta Seakle of Los Angeles. Mrs Robert T Gants 51, sister of Mrs J H Nelson, died Friday night at Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC. wife of Col Robert T Gants chief of surgery at Walter Reed. both attended Kansas University. burial in Arlington National Cemetery planned. flowers declined.
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Jesse Gingery
Maple St
Lawrence Memoria Hospital
Mornay
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
William Wagner
Wamego
Loretta Seakle
Los Angeles
Robert T. Gants
J. H. Nelson
Ava Jon Rd
W. 5. Langmade
Waller Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed
Col. Gants
President Eisenhower selects Brennan Jr for Supreme Court
President Eisenhower today named William Joseph Brennan Jr of Rumson North Dakota to be an associate justice of the U S Supreme Court. He is currently an associate justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court. Movie star Joan Fontaine uses the name Joan de Havilland name change tied to her stepfather.
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Eisenhower
William Joseph Brennan Jr
Rumson
N. d
U. S. Supreme Court
New
Erecy Supreme Court
Joan Fontaine
Joan de Havilland
Egyptian student Kazem defends Nasser on Suez Canal seizure
Kansas University student Mohamed I Kazem from Cairo argues there is no treaty violation in Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal. He cites 1856 concession terms, 1968 handover, and argues Western powers overlooked Egyptian needs, urging peaceful settlement with U.S. support.
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No Regrets for Windsors After 20 Years of Marriage
New York reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor celebrate two decades of marriage with a silent pact never to discuss what might have been. They appeared on CBS TV with Edward R Murrow and spoke of future focus over past regrets. They also announced Windsor Awards Inc to fund exchanges for young artists.
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Windsor
Edward VII
Edward R. Murrow
Mr. Murrow
Barnler
Windsor Awards, Inc
Ike's Heart Specialist Not Sure How He'll Vote
Iowa City report quotes Dr. Paul Dudley White, heart specialist who treated President Eisenhower after his heart attack. Asked if he will vote for Eisenhower in November he replies he is an independent and not certain he will vote for him.
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Ike
Iowa
City
Towa
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
White
Guest speaker Rev Melvin Scott to headline Full Gospel Fellowship
Baxter Springs pastor Rev Melvin Scott will be guest speaker at the Full Gospel Fellowship meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Full Gospel Church 940 North J Street He also will speak at a 3 pm Sunday gathering Both services are open to the public Rev L W Goolsby said attendees may join.
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Melvin Scott
Baxter Springs
Full Gospel Fellowship
Full Gospel
N. J. St
Scott
L. W. Goolsby
Stolen Car Recovered After Friday Report
A car reported stolen by Pat Little near 1025 West Hills Parkway was found later Friday at 16th and Tenn Streets. The vehicle was out of gas when located, police said, suggesting it was taken by a jaywalker rider.
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Pat Little
West Hills Phwy
16Th and Tenn, Sts
Jayrider
San Diego Youth Fires Cross Bow in Providence Case
A 1-year-old San Diego youth admitted buying a cross bow and arrows and sneaking into a Los Angeles liquor store to rob it. He fired at the clerk William Allen, 19, who lay near death for five days but later recovered. The suspect, Michael Yosick, was traced from Boston to Providence and arrested in a hotel lobby after fleeing the scene.
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Providence
Walter E. Stone
San Dego
Calif
Los Angeles Angeles
Stone
Michael Yosick
William Allen
Allen
Yosick
Boston
Los Angeles
Ray Hopkinson
New York
Hopkinson
Ren
Couple bound over on burglary and larceny charges
COUPLE moons OVER Elwood Lee Croy and Anne Croy of Tits Conn bound over to November term of District Court on burglary and larceny charges. They allegedly took $30 worth of liquor from the Liquor Store at 315 E. HS in a Sept. 13 break-in.
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Elwood Lee Croy
Anne Croy
Tits Conn. St
E. Th HS
Lawrence Lions Rally Past Topeka In Strong Halftime Win
Lawrence built a 14 8 halftime lead and held on to down Topeka by showing poise and power. Doyle Schick scored 15 points, rushed for 84 yards and dominated both lines while Dana Wrench directed the offense and Don Wrench provided leadership on defense and as a passer.
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Doyle Schick
Lions
Topeke
Lawrence
Topeka
Woolard
Andy Graham
Gary Hatfield
Phil Kruse
Harry Craig
Jim Hagen
Jerry Schafer
Bob Altenbernd
Don Wrench
John Hadi
Schick
Bby Lawrencian
Kruse
Ragan
Altenbernd
Jerry Webster
Reed
Schafer
Hadi
Hall and Hamm
Woolsrd
Donnie
Iti
Wrench
Don
Lawrence area events include tours and meetings across county
A Lawrence schedule shows Thursday evening moves for a Johnson County tour, with stops at Fire Station No 1 and other sites. The Kansas University Alumni Committee met in the Memorial Union, and the Douglas County Farm Bureau plans its Oct 1 meeting at the 4H Fairgrounds with a potluck. Journal-World sports line had a strong Friday with over 700 callers for halftime and final scores of the Lawrence Topeka game, as high school results drew many requests.
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Tion
Douglas County
Johnson County
Lawrence
No. 1
National Guard Armory
Cole's Food Market
Haskell Institute
The
Journal-World
Lecompton, Baldwin
Eudora
Douglas County Farm Bureau Association
Fairgrounds
Farm Bureau
Binten
Raymond J. Doll
Federal Reserve Bank
Journal-World Sports
Lawrence-Topeka
No. V
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Memorial Hospital Admits List Of Births And Admissions
Admitted at Memorial Hospital are Garland Landrith 1616 Ind St Frederick Kramer Oxkaloosa Mrs Vesta Fisking 815 E 11th St Mrs Imogene Garrison Route 3 Mrs Elva Jones 920 La St Mra Ella Litwin 1632 Hillcrest Rd Miss Edith Clarke 621 La St WSsED F Connele Richland Stephen mepert 741 N 7th St Wyoma Ballard Haskell Mrs Jeasle Scott 933 N St Pearl Courier 837 Vt St Richard Rodewald Eudora Mrs Lorene Kring and baby girl 1703 W 18th Terr Lewis Clawson 502 Walnut St Births Mr and Mrs Thomas Garrison Route 3 a son today.
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Garland Landrith
Ind. St
Frederick ‘Kramer
Oxkaloosa
Vesta Fisking
E. 11Th St
Imogene Garrison
Route 3
Elva Jones
la. St
Ella Litwin
Hillcrest, Rd
Edith Clarke
Wssed F. Connele
Richland
Stephen “Mepert
7Th St
Wyoma Ballard
Haskell
Jeasle Scott
Pearl Courier
Vt. St
Richard Rodewald
Babe Zaharias Ashes Buried Near Beaumont Country Club
Beaum on Tex report notes private graveside services for Mildred Didrikson Zaharias near Beaumont Country Club Forest Lawn Park. A monument is expected on the burial plot as a shrine to the champion, with many trophies to be housed there.
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Bly
Market News Kansas City Livestock Prices and Wagelines
Kansas City market notes show slaughter steers up to 1.00 higher and heifers up to 0.50, cows firm to higher, bulls steady. Hogs firm to weak with 200-250 lb barrows and gilts 16.50-16.75. sows steady. Spring lambs 50-75 higher. yearlings steady to strong. Wheat around 2.00, new corn 1.25, soybeans 2.02. poultry and eggs listed with mixed prices.
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Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Thanks for kindness after loss of Harry W Leacher
The family expresses thanks to Dr. Brian W Walters and Moses Lawrence Memorial Hospital for flowers cards and acts of sympathy during the illness and death of Harry W Leacher Their gratitude extends to friends relatives and neighbors and will not be forgotten Mr and Mrs Bus Holmquist and John Wittians Bright Walter Kampechroed
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Brian W. Walters
Moses Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harry W. Leacher
Bus Holmquist
Walter Kampechroed
John
Wittians Bright
In Memoriam Charles E Howard Passes Away One Year Ago
In loving memory of Charles E Howard who died September 30 1955. His smiling way and pleasant face are a pleasure to recall. He had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him in the better land. Sadly raised by wife, children and grandchildren.
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Charles E. Howard
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