Wycoff community club honors Faye Smith bridal shower
The Wycoff Community club held a bridal shower for Faye Smith at a meeting with Mrs. G. W. Pomon. Miss Smith, set to marry Larry Barnett on Sept. 4, received many gifts. Assistant hostesses included Mrs. Tarl Farris, Mrs. Roy Farris, and Mrs. W. C. Goodman.
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Wycoff Community Club
Faye Smith
G. W. Pomon
Miss Smith
Larry Barnett
Tarl Farris
Roy Farris
W. C. Goodman
Ray Smith
Goodman
Smith
Lawrence Lundstedt
C. W. Schmeider
Reducing Pills Cause Odd Behavior in Hutchinson Child
Mrs. R. W. Stockton reports her daughter Lois Ann ingested an adult weight trimming pill and became unusually hyperactive. The child reportedly ate three times her normal intake and could only hop about the house.
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R. W. Stockton
Hutchinson
Lois Ann
Stockton
Foreign travel and child playthings spark campus talk
At a women’s meeting members debated dream trips with six pills as the only extreme example and noted many would first explore American sights before going abroad. They contrasted Indian children’s self sufficiency with white children’s toy fatigue and discussed family history as a continuing story as the Davises celebrated a christening after a KU graduation romance.
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Hawaii
Switz
United States
Ottawa Society Looking Back Aft Vacation Trips
Two Ot tawans left on vacation together traveling to Dodge City. Mrs E E Stone and daughter Mary Lee visited relatives in Amarillo Texas. Roy Churchill Bryce and G D Weilepp headed to California for a two week trip. United Presbyterian church members enjoyed a Forest Park outing hosted by the Mary Martha class with a 7 o'clock chicken fry and ice cream supper. Rev L J A Smay led devotions. Committee: Mrs B G Otto Clifford Bell Cesil Davis and Mrs Roy Stevens.
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Tex
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California
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B. G. Otto
Clifford Bell
Cesil Davis
Roy Stevens
Three Roecker Sisters Grow 4 H Club Careers
Marjorie Roeckers 18 leads a Franklin county 4 H club family of gardeners, sewers, and canners from Richmond. Loretta 15 and Joan 11 follow in sewing, gardening, and project work core to their Berea Boosters club while preparing for state fairs and a future home demonstration role at Kansas State.
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Joan Roeckers
Richmond
John H. Roeckers
Franklin County
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Hutchinson
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K-State College
Manhattan
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K-State
Joan
Cook Brubaker Marriage Solemnized Last Evening
Lois Margene Cook became the bride of Lyle Brubaker in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. J. M. Ward at his home in Cedar Grove at 7 30. The bride is the daughter of A E and Mrs Cook of Eudora. the groom is son of Rosa Brubaker of Lawrence. Attendants were the bride's sister and her husband Arthur James. After a wedding trip to Montana and the Dakotas, the couple will reside in Lawrence. The bride worked for Massachusetts Insurance in Topeka. the groom for Stokely Canning Co in Lawrence. Witnesses included Mrs Brubaker, Mrs Fred Filkins and families of Lawrence.
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Lyle Brubaker
J. M. Ward
N. Cedar
A. E. Cook
Eudora
Rosa Brubaker
Lawrence
Arthur James
Montana
Dakotas
Brubaker
Rence
Massachusetts Insurance Company
Topeka
Stokely Canning, Co
Hourism
Masher
Fred Filkins
Dennis
Delaine
David
James
Bill Hase
Ilene
Connie
Bonnie
Ward
Eisenhower flies to farm to review bills
President Eisenhower brought his work to the Gettysburg farm after noon yesterday with his new blue and white Air Force plane. Mrs. Eisenhower arrived earlier by car and awaited at the homestead as aides said he would act on the 1955 end-of-session legislation before a Cabinet meeting next Friday. The plane cost about 75000 dollars and is a longer version of a prior light model leased by the Air Force. The administration plans to buy 15 similar planes for short trips while longer visits use the Columbine II to Denver, with a stay planned around August 14 or 15.
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Bayless and Dodd Wed in Topeka July 25
Joan Bayless daughter of Clair Bayless Ottawa and Arnold Dodd son of Clarence Dodd Ottawa were married July 25 at West Side Christian Church Topeka. Rev Monie Miles Ottawa officiated. The bride wore a white nylon dress with red rose corsage. Attendants Hazel Marks and James Gillette Ottawa. Reception at the Miles home. They plan to live at 815 North Popular after a trip to the Ozarks.
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Joan
Arnold Dodd
Clarence Dodd
Ottawa
West Side Christian Church
Topeka
Monie Miles
Farmer
Hazel Marks
James Gillette
Monroe
Linda Kay
Miles
Ozarks
North Popular
Smiling Margaret Begins Vacation in Scotland
London dispatch reports Princess Margaret left London smiling for a Scotland vacation. The princess, soon to turn 25, will celebrate coming of age and enjoys royal freedom to select her band and other activities with limited royal constraint.
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London
Margaret
Scotland
Call For Nurses In Polio Cases In New England
Boston health commissioner Dr John H Cauley issued a nationwide appeal for nurses to help with rising polio toll in New England. Polio cases near 1000 in six state area prompt call for all available full and part time nurses to assist in Boston six hospitals. Mayor Hynes declared a limited emergency as a polio care center was set up and Kansas turnpike service areas to cost 2 500 000 leased to operate by the turnpike authority. United States Savings Bonds promotion follows with four for three offer and a $75 E bond maturing at 100 in nine years eight months.
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U. S
Hiroshima marks 10th anniversary of A bomb tragedy
Survivors gathered at Nakashima Peace Park as Hiroshima observed the tenth anniversary with prayers for peace. About 50,000 attended by 8 a.m. bells tolled at 8:15. Mayor Watanabe urged world leaders to never repeat the tragedy until lasting world peace is achieved, as 500 doves were released. Reports cite 73,450 dead and bomb costs estimated at 240,000 to 260,000 lives.
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Japan
Nakashima ‘Peace Park
Centopah
Tadao Watanabe
Club Forecast Night Of Dances And Meetings
Army Mothers hold memorial auditorium basement gathering at 2 p.m. with multiple church groups and social clubs including Trinity Methodist and United Presbyterian chapters. Evening events feature the Merry-Go-Round dance at the Country Club patio with orchestra, plus various hostess and society group activities at local venues.
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Two Hollywood Actresses Die In Beverly Hills
Hollywood reports the deaths of Suzan Ball and Carm Miranda both in Beverly Hills. Ball died after a long battle with cancer at age 21, while Miranda, the Brazilian Bombshell, died at 41 following a strenuous day of singing and dancing. Ball had earlier endured leg amputation from cancer and resumed acting before the disease returned. Miranda had heart trouble hinted by her husband and producer David Sebastian, with a late-night on-set incident noted.
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J Capital
Suzan Ball
Carmen Mir
Iranda
Miss Ball
Suzan
Beverly Hills
Miss Miranda
Richard Long
David Sebastian
Cloga
Hap piess Mother of 1955 Modernizes Home on Savings
Mrs Jack Donneley of Ottawa earned the title by modernizing a 25 year old home with a single loan through the Ottawa Building & Loan Association. They arranged one convenient loan to cover all improvements and save money. See how an Improvement saves you money on home modernization.
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Ottawa
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Some Relief For Midwest Weather Eases Nationwide Heat
Showers and cooler air brought some relief to heat stricken Midwest areas while the prolonged hot humid spell lingered in the eastern and southern sections of the nation.
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Sea Son
Vet Press Officer Dies in Washington
Michael J McDermott a longtime State Department press officer died unexpectedly last night at age 61 apparently of a heart ailment He served as ambassador to El Salvador and was involved in the San Francisco conference that established the U N in 1945 He was a Peabody Mass native survived by his widow a daughter and a son who studies to be a Jesuit priest Many young campus students are beneficiaries of United States Savings Bonds investments.
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Harriman Declines Vice Presidential Interest
Albany Gov Averell Harriman stated at a news conference that he is not interested in accepting second place on the Democratic national ticket next year. He reaffirmed support for Adlai Stevenson for 1956 and said he would meet in Illinois next week with Stevenson, while declining to say whether the former governor would run again.
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N. Y
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Ilinois
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Shortest Arguments Get Longest Hearing, Judge Says
In Binghamton New York Justice Daniel J McAvoy told state supreme court lawyers that those with the briefest arguments would receive the most consideration, signaling a preference for concise presentations during yesterday's session.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Daniel J. McAvoy
State Supreme Court
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