Local notices and gatherings in Williamsburg area
Mrs Lloyd Neal enjoyed Friday night Chevrolet show when Dinah Shore sang Promises. Cousin Skip Redwine wrote the piece. Christmas numbers included What Do and Honky Tonk He by Dec éavand, sung by Jerry Southern. Mrs Alfred Doncaster hosted Merry Go Round Club event at the cafe. Easter services and dawn prayers noted. Families, visits, and community events across Ottawa area highlighted with church, school and youth group activities. Wind damage reported in Rosemont. Easter egg hunt drew hundreds of children. alumni banquet planned for May 24 recognizing classes of 1907, 1982, 1992 with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Neal
Dinah Shore
David Price
Topeka
Vernon Bethell
Harold Bethell
Harold
Price
A. C. Richeson
Kenneth, Davis
Lee
Bethany Receives Extended Gift Amid Church Growth
Kansas City reports a further gift of 16000 to Bethany College announced at Palm Sunday events. The contribution adds to 5000 already given as life memberships. Bethany's president Dr. Robert Mortvedt notes funds support ongoing development and a schedule of activities through the week, with multiple Easter observances and visitors reported among church and campus communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Sun
Kansas
Gustana Lutheran Church
H. N
Robert Mortvedt
Ernest’ Lawrence
State Trims Buffalo Herd and Sells Surplus
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission plans to reduce its buffalo herds from about 375 head in five parks and refuges to fit pasture capacity. They will sell live or butcher animals to individuals or organizations, as calf production and drought conditions strain finances. Buffalo roundup each November at Finney County refuge brands, checks, and corrals the herd while noting buffaloes do not bellow but move in concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game
Commission
Dave Leahy
Fish and ‘Game
Oliver Gass
The
Fish and. Game Department
Finney County
Garden
City
Maxwell Game Refuge
McPherson
Meade, County State Lake
Singman County State Park
Crawford County
Pittsburg
Gasswint
Buffalo Corral
Bet
Grant
Kansas Bar Picks Officers
The Kansas Bar Assn annual convention in Wichita closed with officer elections and Topeka chosen as the 1958 meeting site. New officers include C. B. Edison as president and Jay W. Scovel as president-elect, with others named to executive council and Kansas Bar Foundation trustees. A proposed uniform code to speed civil actions in state district courts was discussed, favoring informal judge-attorney conferences for routine matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
The
Kansas Bar Assn
Topeka
C. B. Edison
Jay W. Scovel
Independence
William M. Beall
Clay Center
George B. Powers
Clayton M. Davis
Joe F. Balch
Chanute
William M. Ferguson
Wellington
Alexander M. Fromme
Hoxie
Leo A. McNally
Minneapolis
Kansas Bar Foundation
Walter G. Thiele
L. J. Bond
el Dorado
Robert G. Braden
C. E. Chalfant
Hutchinson
James E. Taylor
Sharon Springs
Tulsa Police Receive Odd Dollar From Promotion Card
Tulsa authorities found a dollar mailed with what looked like a parking ticket. The note implied a promotion card tied to the Buffalo Jaycees and the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Police Department
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Zasswint
Jover
Jaycees
Britain plans second missile regiment in new nuclear force
London reports Britain will form a second guided missiles regiment as part of reshaping its military for the nuclear age. The War Ministry also disclosed a plan to cut the army from 373,000 to 335,000 and to reduce total armed forces from 690,000 to 375,000 over five years, with no service breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
War Ministry
Refugee Center To Be Closed Kilmer Camp Ends Era
Kilmer refugee reception center at CAMP KILMER New Jersey will close this week ending America's long assist to Hungarian escapees. From Thanksgiving to Easter it housed thousands, with a peak of 2044 arrivals in one day. By then only a few hundred remain as the camp is mothballed. Remaining refugees will be moved to St George Hotel in Brooklyn beginning May 1 and processed at the Austrian point of departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
N. J
America
United States
St. George
Brooklyn
N.Y
Helicopter Crews Recover Bodies After Fatal Navy Crash
Helicopter crews recovered the bodies of four Americans killed when a twin engine Navy plane struck a 4200 foot mountain 80 miles southwest of Tokyo. Names of the victims were withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokosuka
Japan
Tokyo
Regional Director of Public Health Dies in Kansas City
Leonard Hening ton Male, regional director for the U S Public Health Service, died at his home yesterday at age 60. A Wakefield Kan native and University of Kansas graduate, he had served 26 years and led public health efforts across North and South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and Missouri after transferring to Kansas City from San Francisco in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy
Santa Fe
Topeka
Leslie
Kansas City
Kansas
John Fonday
Visi
Jim Reeder Tree
C. Ashcraft
U. S. Public Health Service
Leonard Henington Male
Male
San Francisco
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
The
Public Health Service
Wakefield
Kan
University of Kansas
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Rudy Billings
Kimberly Kersten
Holland
Kimberly
Williamsburg
Alfred Doncaster
Merry Go Round Club
Lester Davidson
Ottawa
St.Luke’s Hospital
Kanbas’ City
0. M. Milliken
Ottawa University
Charles Neal
Western
Oxghoma
Lloyd Neals
St. Neal
Fairbanks
Alaska
Point Bartow
Point Barrow
Calvin Duvall Jr
Randy
Belza’ Duvall
William Rigsby
Ope
Glenn Underwood
Gary
D Doug
Warren‘ ‘Hull
Mildred
Waverly
Edwin Pinkston
Marisha
Arlyn
Myrtle Pinkston
Quenamo
Bonnie Figginns
Ervin Chambers
Patricia
Marvin McCurdy
Olathe
Wayne McCurdy
Elmer Mc
Rosemont
Blythe
Glenn Duvall
Cecil
Garnett
Garystin
Frances Community
Peddicord
Nina Fitzgerald
N. EB. Blair
Etta, McMillan
Tom
Tequa Hill
Welch
Emporia
Beva
Dale
Tom Welch
M.Y
N. E. Blairs
C. B. Goodwill
Clifford Leslie
James Curry
W. E. Burroughs
Howard Burroughs
Harley Gibson
Baby “Garnett
W. K. Burroughs
Cand
Harry Johnson
Marvin Brown
Glenn Brooks
W.’ I. Hink
L. W. Sutherlands
Kristabelle Weigand
Robert ‘Sutherland
Lawrence
Glenn Jefferson
D. N. Jefferson
Bethany
Gocessee En Owas
O. U
Betty Jean Atchison
Roy Bethell
Harold Bethel
Nona Barrett
Vernon Bethel
Saffron Glass CO
Ottawa Insulation Co
Andy
W. Seventh
British Plan Second Missile Regiment
American Technical Society
Dent
AGC
E. Seth Street
Chicago
Wdaf-Tv
Channel 4
Sowers Furniture
Harry Smith
Adele
Briscoe
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