Pomona social notes detail wide family visits and travel
In Ottawa area news many Nitchers, Lindseys, and other relatives attend funerals and visit kin. Delighted by weekend gatherings in Quenemo, Garnett, and Pomona, guests include Burns, Tomberlin, Nichols, Clark, Duvall, and Lindsey families. Visitors pass through Topeka, Wichita, Kansas City, and California while other relatives tour Missouri and Idaho.
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Ben Nitcher
Walter Nitcher
Ithel Lindsey
Clara Nitcher
Margaret McNees
Edith Vincent
Ottawa
Baldwin
Charles Barker
Daugherg Charlotte
Charlsie
Benson, Ariz
C. Eb, Rodgers
J. H. Eaton
John Dickey
E.A. Burns
Kent
Leslie Tomberlin
Jerome
Idaho
Burns
Charles Bau
Walter Johnson
Keith Nitcher
Topeka
Sandra
Oi Bal
Albert Swallow
Pete Terhune
Wichita
Oscar Parks
Vera Vincent
Sugar City
Colo
Jerry Nichols
Donald Nichols
Rolfe Nichols
Archie Clark
Albert Carr
Carol
Mary Ellen
Shirley
Garnett
Warren Sellins
Francis Ward
Charles Cain
John Casten
Quenemo
Ralph Weinheimer
Dean Beir
E. ‘A. Burns
J. M. Crooks
Archie
George Parks
Carrie Allom
Kansas City
Cora Button
Thelma Clinkinbeard
Horton
Maud Fyock
Edith Thompson
Wayne Duvall
J. S. Hecki Man
Archie. Clark
J. H. Haton
Lindsey
Ethel Lindsey
Audrey Elliott
Sharon
Shelby
Sheldon
Boguer, Kas
James Lindsey
Lone Star Lake
Pansy Bowman
Lawrence
Kenneth Fowman
Nina Dillingham
Minnie Huderson
Filer
Lawrence Richardson
Oakland
Calif
Joyce Angell
San Francisco
Tues
Amos Richardson
Quenemoa
C. H. Lopez
Robert Lopez
Richard
Brenda
Dickie
Tommy
Erie
Kas
Sam Bellante
Judy
Joe
Julie
Coos Bay
Oregon
Lulu Hettinger
Walter Hettinger
Flint Hills Rodeo Spurs Weekend in Strong City
The 9th annual Flint Hills Rodeo kicks off Friday night in Strong City with top U S rodeo cowboys competing over three days June 8 to 10. Prize money totals 3000 dollars across bareback saddle bronc Brahma bull riding calf roping and bull dogging.
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Strong City
Flint Hills
Kansas
KU Part In Atomic Program Plans Big Accelerator
The University of Kansas will join 15 members of the Midwestern Universities Research Assn to help build a world class accelerator for high energy and nuclear research. The Atomic Energy Commission will fund over 10 million dollars for the machine, location to be chosen. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy announced at commencement, noting KU’s role in fusing the accelerator. Six KU alumni received distinguished service citations. Clyde M. Reed Jr. was elected president of the KU Alumni Association, with Red Hogan named vice president and Meyer Jr. and Richard F. Allen elected to director posts.
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Lawrence T
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
Uniiversities Research Assn
Atomic Energy Commission
Murphy
Ward Lockwood
University of California
Clarence Burt
Hutchinson
Dolph C. Simons
Lawrence
Neil Blurton Renn
Arkansas City
Thomas Roy Jones
Westfield
N. J
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado
Asin
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons
William R
Red) Hogan
Prairie Village
Herbert A. Meyer Jr
Independence
Richard F. Allen
Salmon catches noted in scarce records across Nova Scotia
Although the summer of was Nova Scotia's driest years anglers reported catching 2 942 salmons. In 1953, a year, 6 386 salmon were taken.
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Novia Scotia
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