Satire valued in colonial music research by Gillian Anderson
Washington musicologist Gillian Anderson, backed by a $20,000 NEH grant, compiled a 1000 page manuscript listing 1455 colonial era lyrics from 1773 to 1783. She leads the Colonial Singers and Players, a group that has performed at the White House, and notes satire in music complemented the lyrics.
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Washington
Gillian Anderson
Area Notes on Local Graduations and Visits
Area residents attended Halstead High School graduation where Lyle Cain was a graduate. Visitors in several homes included families from Duncan Wichita Junction City Fort Scott Beloit Lawrence Kansas City Salina Lenexa Shawnee and McPherson. Visits ranged from weekend gatherings to Sunday dinners and family travel from Wyoming and Colorado.
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Ethellyn Huffman
Norman Sayres
Eric
Duncan
Okla
William Hinkle
Wichita
Halstead High School
Lyle Cain
Lewis Cain
Dorothy Zumbido
Mary Grimes
Junction City
George Cadwell
Cadwell
Alma Harned
George
Fort Scott
Lee White
Shawn
McPherson
A. C. Holle
L. F. Holle
Beloit
Floyd Holle
Halstead
Cecilia Pearson
Gerald Pearson
Lawrence
Grace Barkemeyer
Kansas City
Ralph Ward
Alice Zimmerman
Bethel Deaconess Hospital names two new board members
At the Bethel Deaconess Hospital Assn annual meeting, Mrs. William O. Dick of Newton and Mrs. Olin K. Claassen of Whitewater were elected to the board for three-year terms, joining Rev. Robert D. Suderman reelected. State Rep. Richard Walker commended the board for its enduring local care amid rising state and federal health oversight.
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Richard Walker
Bethel Deaconess Hospital Assn
First Mennonite Church
Walker
House
William O. Dick
Newton
Olin K. Claassen
Whitewater
Hesston College
Hospital
Home For Aged
M. H. Ewert
Ewert
Kansas Hospital
Bethel Home
Arthur G. Claassen
Victor Sawatzky
Walter E. Regier
Association
Claassen
Potwin
Sawatzky
North Newton
C. J. Graber
Edwin J. Regier
Unspent federal aid for college students carried over
Washington report notes 135 million of 535 million Basic Educational Opportunity Grants remained unused in 1974 75. About 600 000 students received grants this year with awards from 50 to 1050 dollars. Congress has appropriated 660 million for next year.
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro Board of Education
Dennis Friesen
Don Norton
Tabor College
Friesen
Norton
Prairie View
Tonya Ayers
Jo Thye
Phillis Wipf
Connie Fast
Marvin Schadt
Washington
U.S. Office of Education
Diane Sedhcum
Office of Education
Congress
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