Easter family dinners thread through Eudora Gardner circles
Edgerton and Eudora families hosted Easter meals with extended kin from Wellsville Wichita and Kansas City. Attendees included Mrs Wayne Brassfield Mrs B E Runyan of Gardner and numerous Sturm Chalender Gillihan Murdoch and Campbell families. Easter sunrise services were held at New Fifty Drive In Overland Park and a Methodist church party followed with an Easter egg hunt for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Runyan
Gardner
Clifford Gillihan
Jimmie
John Murdoch
James Harmon
Murdoch
John
George
Sturm
Eudora
David Sturm
Marvin
Wellsville
Don Alles
Mike
Vinland
Vernon Sturm
Denny
Elms
Kansas City
Dan Sturm
Larry
Deanna
D. L. Chalenderi
Ralph Chalender
Bob Chalender
Wichita
W. P. Calder
Fred Walker
Bill Campbell
Borger
Texas
Max Campbell
New Fifty Drive
Overland Park
Easter Friday events and community notices in Paola
The column lists numerous local families and Easter activities, including children receiving Easter treats, a P. T. A. home talent show at Paola High School on April 23, and various visits and baptisms. It records church events, such as John William Larrick’s baptism, and reports community visits by residents from Kansas City, Ottawa, Gardner, and nearby towns, with notes on school, college students, and Grange meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie
Ernest Larrick
Susie Branson
Marie
Pawa Rush
Linda Claussen
Mark
Stanley Crooks
Peggy
Margaret Kirk
Mimi Skaer
Lynne
Jean Godwin
Larry Roberts
Edward Frakes
Hubert Kirk
John Crooks
Martin Fesmire
G. G. Skaer
Ted Moody
Leon Roberts
Loren Ford
Charles Claussen
P.T. A
Ernest Jackson
Hillsdale
June McDaniel
Olathe
Joy
Tommie
Paola
Rey
Moore
Ottawa
Ancilj Secrest
Bobby
Pleasanton
Gene, Lusk
Patrick Sharon
Jim Rothwell
Betty Ellis
Frank Braun
Gerald Linder
Wayne Morgan
Marvel Lee Brannock
John William Larrick
Edgerton Grange
C. F. Gillespie
Cecil
Maxine Lockart
Darrel Paris
Chas
Kirkpatrick
Grange
Charles C. Crist
Ernest
Charlotte Triebel
Jas ‘Paris
Alice Andrew
Mildred ‘Steed
Charles Kirkpatrick
Home@ Economics
Gerry Jim Dwyer
Cats
Judea
Vera Richardson
Opal
Paris
Lloyd Andrew
Lloyd Brecheisen
Earl Steed
Glenn Smith
George Marian
Clarence Gillespie
D. P. Dwyer
Oliver Deay
Lawrence
Lebo
Mr. i
Eddie Freund
Funeral services for cousin at Wellsville Methodist Church
The Ottawa Herald notes funeral services for Charlie Penry held Wednesday afternoon at the Wellsville Methodist Church. Penry had worked for Mrs Harbour's father and lived with the family for five years during his youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Charlie Penry
Wellsville Methodist Church
Mr. Penry
Dodge City in contention for Cowboy Hall of Fame site
Final site decision for the Cowboy Hall of Fame will be announced in Denver tomorrow. Boosters from Dodge City and other finalists Colorado Springs and Oklahoma City travel to Denver by train car and plane for a downtown parade. Trustees will hear each city’s case with a 60 minute presentation and 15 minutes for questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Dodge City
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oklahoma City
C. A. Reynolds
Kansas City
Await Approval Of Peace Plan
UNITED NATIONS New York United States awaits approval from seven Allied nations of an atom for peace plan. Britain France Canada Belgium Australia South Africa and Portugal are considering the proposed constitution for an international agency to carry out the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Canada
Belisium
Australia
South Africa
Portugal
Sen. Ives
R-Ny
Belgium
Will Seek Wage Hike For 1.3 Million Workers
Secretary of Labor Mitchell testifies before a Senate subcommittee urging a rise from 75 cents an hour to 1.25 dollars under the federal minimum wage. Eisenhower backs broader coverage to include retail and service workers, while AFL CIO favor the higher rate but concede chances are slim. About 24 million workers are currently covered. many executives and professionals remain exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Mitchell
Senate Labor
Eisenhower
Congress
Wagit
AFL
CIO
Mitchell
Watkins Defends Refugee Program in Senate Panel Hearing
Senator Watkins of Utah defended the State Department refugee program against Edward Corsi's charges of failure. He helped shepherd the 1953 Refugee Act through the Senate and serves on a Judiciary Committee panel that has summoned Corsi for closed-door questioning about the law. Golf coach Andy Bracken is the only UF varsity coach who attended the school as a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watkins
Utah
Department
Edward Corsi
Senate
Corsi
Andy Bracken
University of Florida
Urges Doctors To Forget Fees Inoculations At No Charge
Chicago physician Dr. Joseph R. Guttman 52 urged doctors to abandon fee concepts in administering the Salk polio vaccine. He offered to inoculate several hundred pupils at one school without charge as a civic act, not charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph R. Guttman
Aged Ranch Owner Found Dead In Home
Mrs. Jennie Deal, 95, prominent Garden City rancher of 4,680 acres, was found dead in her home yesterday. Local authorities listed no immediate signs of foul play as the investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kas
Jennie Deal
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Edgerton
Wayne Brassfield
Bernard Schroeder
William Rossner
Jim Ewers
Jack Larrick
J. W
Ed Grant
Baldwin
Dudley Calder
DeSoto
Oden Gerlach
Carl Brassfield
Norris Hogue
S. R
Spring Hill
Jack Cracraft
And
Thomas
Hogues
Jay Smith
Earl Calder
Emporia
Will Calders
Margaret Harbour
Shirley Harrison
N. Cedar
Lee Ellis
Penney'’s
Herald
Bob Leonard
Ogg's Super Market
Pillsbury
Sunshine
Lakeside
Janet Pease
Deerwood
Deerwood Grapefruit
Swift
U. S
Chuck
Franks
Swift's
Courtney
West Side
America
California
New York
Florida
Sunkist
Z Cass
Nancy Lee
Sun Valley
Oleo
S. Main
Dot
Pickwick
Golden City
Duncan Hines
Imperial
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