Miss Lucile Prunty Honored at Dinner as She Resigns
Miss Lucile Prunty was honor guest at a dinner by friends at England's Dinner House. She resigns as proof reader at the Ottawa Herald to take a job in Kansas City starting April 18. Mrs. Dorothy M. Beesley and Herald staff were among those present. Prunty received a personal gift. A Skilton Music Club program followed at the Williams home with 25 members and three guests attending. planned smorgasbord dinner for next meeting.
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Lucile Prunty
England
Miss Prunty
Otlawa Herald
Kansas City
Dorothy M. Beesley
Pomona
Herald
Sherdan
Bruce Spears
Paul Shipps
Lister
Welty
Berlin
C. A. Hawley
Hope Mott
Mr. Williams
Thaer
Bob Jonys
Child Study Club
Lahema Dennis
Marry Ryboilt
Sheryl Todd
Leota Jones
Linda Kirkland
Marsha Gilbert
Sharon Mewhinney
Nancy Scott
Roy Kirkland
Thad Gilbert
Don Jones
Harry Brown
Alan
David Rybolt
C.F. Hall
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Lone
M. L. Sellers
Nick Myers
Sylva McCurdy
Arty Loyd
Baldwin
Sunshine Theta Rho
Tot To Teen Club hears talk on Family Life
Community groups report busy evening with Tot To Teen Club featuring Rev. Monroe Miles on Family Life. Officers elected include President Max Drake and Vice President Eugene Silvers. guests and members from local families attended various demonstrations and sessions.
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Monroe Miles
Warren Wesen
Howard Doman
Lowell Fouts
Max Drake
Eugene Silvers
Warren Mason
Don Whiteker
James Warnae
M. EK. Reinecke
Gordon Daugharthy
the Mines
William Barker
R. A. Bruce
Neil Bullock
Lester Davidson
John Fisher
Jack Kille
DeWayne Lofgreen
Paul Perkins
Reinecke
Eldon Schnoke
Sievers
Fimo Shepherd
E. M. Swanson
John Thornburg Warnock
Whitaker
Earl Guist
Wichita Visitor Presence Reported at Meeting
A Wichita visitor attended the gathering as thirty one members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Engineering Award To K. U. Teacher
The Hulley Medal was awarded to George J. Hood professor emeritus at the University of Kansas School of Engineering. A citation credits Hood with inventing the dermatome a skin grafting device enabling treatment of severe burns and denuding injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Hulley
George J. Hood
Emerit
Tus
University of Kansas
School of Engineering
Hood
Desegregation Plan Out Soon Desegregation Plan Out Soon
The Eisenhower administration presents details of a plan to end segregation in public schools as the Supreme Court prepares for four days of legal arguments. Solicitor General Sobeloff leads for the government followed by rebuttals from Negro parents’ attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Simon E. Sobeloff
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Franklin County Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas a sheriff sale is ordered on May 16, 1985 at 2:00 PM at the public auction for lands described as NW and other parcels totaling about 32 acres, appraised at 3600.60 dollars. The property is subject to partition action with no right of redemption. Plaintiffs Gesil W. Reremy and defendants listed. Sale proceeds apply to the decree in partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dislin
State of
Kanaag
Franklin
Inanklin
Pranklin County
Kansas
Eastran
Bay of Adm
Vaccine Data To Nations As Good Will Gesture
Washington reports that the Salk polio data will be shared with nations worldwide as a goodwill gesture. There is no plan to export vaccine abroad yet, while Dulles says officials will explore possibilities. An export embargo is in place, and officials doubt any doses will reach foreign countries before 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Commerce Department
Acquit Family Of Murder Charge In Maryville
A mother Grace Davis aged 41 and her three children were acquitted of murder in Maryville Tennessee after an all-male jury deliberated about two hours. Davis testified that her husband Sam 39 threatened to drive them all over a 100 foot cliff into a river during February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
Tenn
Grace Davis
Arrival of Chou En-lai in Burma Shrouded in Secrecy
Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai travelled to Rangoon Burma under tight official secrecy en route to Bandung Indonesia for the Asian African conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Rangoon
Chou’ En-lai
Bandung
Indonesia
Twins Born In Peoria Weigh Over Eighteen Pounds
In Peoria Wisconsin Mrs. Anne Renfro welcomed twins with a combined weight over 18 pounds. The girl weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and the boy 10 pounds 1 ounce, marking a remarkably large birth.
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Peoria
Anne Renfro
Dr Jonas E Salk Wins 1955 Mutual of Omaha Award
Rochester Minn Dr Jonas E Salk named winner of the 1955 Mutual of Omaha ten thousand dollar award and gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
Jonas E. Salk
Mutual of Omaha
Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights
Kidney function decline brings backache, headaches, dizziness and low energy. Minor bladder irritation from cold or diet disrupts sleep. Don’t neglect kidneys. Try Doan’s Pills diuretic, used by millions for decades to ease discomfort and flush waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Milliona
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Lyman Sorlis, Jr
Ted Corkins
Rebekah Lodge
Henry Alban
Rebekah
Imogene Smith
Emily Blake
Judy Hobbs
Sylva Me
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Wanda Terry
Adam Wieke
Marry Loyd
Maude Casida
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Rexall
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Wellsville
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J. S. Hume
N. Oak
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Wright Studio
Almbey
Sley
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Phlox
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Raley
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K. U
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Mack Electric
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