Ottawa Couples Headed for Cedar Rapids Lodge Trip
Three Ottawa couples depart tomorrow for a two week vacation to Cedar Rapids Lodge in Tea Strike Minnesota. Participants include Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson with Jan and Frank, Mr and Mrs J L Hysom with Bill, and Mr and Mrs W F Kramer with George.
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Ottawa
Cedar Rapids Lodge
Tea Strike
Minn
Ed Johnson
Jan
Frank
J. L. Hysom
Bill
W. F. Kramer
George
Club Forecas: Friday ROYAL NEIGHBORS, p.m. U. S. Savings Bonds are safe.
Royal Neighbors event Friday afternoon reassures members as U S Savings Bonds are described as safe in a brief club notice.
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Royal Neighbors
U. S
Miss Jo Davis Completes KU Summer School Course
Aug 5 1940 Ottawa society notes Miss Jo Davis graduate of University of Kansas this spring completes a two month summer school course at KU Her parents Dr and Mrs George W Davis went to Lawrence for graduation dinner She will travel a month in the east as a graduation gift from her brother Dr Jachin Davis of New Haven Conn She plans visits in New Haven Charleston Arlington Washington and New York City She has served as custodian at Watkins Hospital KU She will return in September to teach social science and home economics at the rural high school in Kipp Kansas.
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Jo Davis
University of Kansas
K. U
George W. Davis
Lawrence
East
Jachin Davis
New Haven
Washington, D. C
New York City
Davis
Watkins Hospital
Kipp
Kas
Hiatt seeks stronger reasons for discharge court order
Eugene W. Hiatt ousted state purchasing director obtained a court order for a more detailed written statement of the reasons for his dismissal. The statement given by Martin M. Kiger cited subordination and misconduct. A peremptory writ hearing was set for 10 a.m. Aug. 15. Hiatt appealed to the State Civil Service Board and hired Colmery and Smith to handle the case.
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Topeka
Eugene W. Hiatt
Hiatt
Martin M. Kiger
State Department of Administration
Kiger
Fred Hall
District Court
State Civil Service Board
Harry W. Colmery
James E. Smith
Hall to Discuss the Farm Program on NBC TV
Gov Fred Hall will discuss the Eisenhower farm program in a network presentation from the Governors Conference in Chicago on August 11 at 8 45 a m EDT. Gov Edwin Johnson of Colorado will appear with Hall on the program.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Chicago
Halli
Edwin Johnson
Colorado
Annual HDU Playday in O U auditorium draws Franklin County group
About 200 Franklin County HDU members attended the annual Playday in the OU auditorium enjoying morning and afternoon programs. Highlights included a talk on southwestern Indians by Gertrude E. Lewis and a noon luncheon followed by a college pool swim. Activities featured bread making demonstrations by Betty Brammell, musical numbers, a scenic film, and talks on the NHDU convention.
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Franklin County
HDU
O. U. Auditorium
Southwest
Gertrude E. Lewis
Topeka
Lewis
Arizona
New Mexico
Betty Brammell
State Board of Agriculture
W. J. Phillips
Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council
W. R.binns
L. T. Pattie
United States
Verne Alden
N.H.D.U
Mississippi
May Determine Church Future
The World Council of Churches issued a final, cautiously worded reply to the Russian Orthodox Patriarchate’s peaceful coexistence appeal. The 400 word cable, prepared by several committees, may shape future ties between Moscow and the global council, which includes 165 Protestant Anglican and Orthodox churches worldwide. The Russian Orthodox Church in America meanwhile warned against too close a relationship.
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Davos
Switzerland
World Council of Churches
Patriarchate
World Council
Pattriarchate
World Peace Movement
Council
World
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
America
Moscow
Hodges Delivers Lone Pinch Hit In 1955 All Star Game
Gil Hodges of the Dodgers was the only player among eight pinch hitters to reach base in Milwaukee. He lined a single for a lone Dodger highlight in the midsummer classic.
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Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Topeka Traffic Fatalities in State Records 1955 Update
Topeka report shows 24 hour fatalities totaling 1, To date in 1955 309, for the same period in 1954 318. An earlier death from a previous accident is recorded.
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Topeka
Kansas
Basic Sweet Dough Recipe And Variations At HDU Meet
At the HDU Playday Miss Betty from the Marketing Division demonstrated Basic Sweet Dough and variations. The lesson covered dough mixing, rising, shaping into rolls, and a French Coffee Lace variant with apples and figs, all using the State Board of Agriculture guidance.
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HDU Meet
HDU
Betty Brammell
State
Board of Agriculture
Baking steps for a cake with frosting
The passage outlines steps to bake a cake. It instructs covering with a damp cloth to rise 35 to 40 minutes, then baking 30 to 35 minutes in a very hot oven, and icing while warm with a confectionary sugar glaze made from powdered sugar and milk.
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Women’s Page Society
Lois Smith
Fellowship of the Christian Church
John Giger
Vincent Skidmore
Jack Pringle
James Prichard
the Mines
Robert Williamson
R. R. Bird
Jack Hensley
Roger Brink
Melvin Taylor
Tom Walsh
H. K. Stevens
Irene Mangum
Ivan Jones
Charles Heck
Harlan Page
R. D. Waymire
Warren Mason
Raymond Smith
Frank Holden
Archie Clark
Howard Doyen
Ray Talbott
Bill Wheeler
Leroy Turners
United Presbyterian Church
Bill Abbott
Todd Macdonald
Floyd Jacob
Ronnie
Larry
Robert Coleman
Cathy
Abbott
Bobby
Garry
Vernon Horn
Jimmie
Frankie
Susie
Arthur Geiss
David
Joan McCandless
Malott's
Ed Housekeeping
Coed Housekeeping Institute
Malott Hardware & Appliances
Ottawa Society
Hall
Gals
S. Main
Donald Wayne
Jack McClure
Route 3
Lloyd
Sharon
R. E. Turner
W. D. McClure
N. Main St
Wright Studio
Virgil Leo
Maurice Green
Route 2
Pomona
Leland Lawrence
W. J. Green
Baldwin
Lewis Fischer
Route 4
Anna Biehler
Herington
Catherine Bichler
Alma
Americas
FORD
Susrav Raven
Lower
NU - Way Sandwich Shop
Forest Park
BATES
S. Mai
the Price Motor Company
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