Beefs for Fathers Day at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Nick Hudelson of Pomona brings beef to the first father of a newborn at Ransom Memorial hospital on June 19 as part of the national Beef For Father's Day drive by the National Association of Cow-Belles. The Kansas Cow-Belles, with 600 members, support cattle industry interests and recently established a $250 graduate scholarship at Kansas State for meat production or nutrition research.
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Nick Hudelson
Pomona
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hudelson
Cow-Belles
Kansas Livestock Association
National Association of Cow-Belles
Kansas Organization
L. B. Bry
Ross McKay
Kim
David
Lowell
Gardner
John B. Trumble
Ann
Virginia
Karen
Sharla
Terry
John Edof
Cow-Belle
Kansas
Kansas State S College
Manhattan
Family Gathering and Farewell Party Highlight Local News
A wiener roast and potluck at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gould’s home gathered Effie Gould and five children with families plus Rule Gould and sons from Denver. A First Methodist farewell honored Rev. and Mrs. G Russell Fosmire as they move to Kansas City to lead Central Avenue Methodist Church. musical numbers closed the evening.
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Vin TI
Denver
Kimball
Nina Jean
Donita Rae
Marilyn
Robert Dean
White City
Kas
Sandra
Linda
Lorna
Dennis
Princeton
W. G. Kimball
Cathy To
Patty
Lane
Anna Hendrix
N. C. Kimball
Curtiss
Karen Sue
Canton
Okla
Maud Billett
Sadie Miles
Lawrence
Virgie Schroeder
Nick Shellbar
Kansas City
Gerald Barker
Topeka
G. K. Barker
Ottawa
L. F. Gerth
Eva Morris
Glenn Gould
Jim
Malverin
Effie Gould
Rule Gould
Ken
Winston
Robbie
Tommy
Bert Gould
Barbara
Paola
Don Frith
Lee Reneau
Roy Gould
First Methodist Church
G. Russell Fosmire
Fosmires
Fosmire
Central Avenue
Methodist Church
High
Socialettes Monday Stitchers hold annual steak dinner in England
Socialettes Monday Stitchers club held their annual steak dinner last evening in England's dinner house. The group will resume activities in September with attendees including Bertha Richardson, Dick Carey, Don Capper, R. L. Davis, Bob Dixon, Ted Furtak, Dwight Haworth, John Kramer and Howard Henderson. One One-To-Six club hosted a picnic for hair families at Forest Park shelter with Jack Hadley and others present. Ottawa visitors from San Antonio, Tex. arrived to visit relatives. Wedding vows were exchanged Sunday for Vera Mae Din and Herschel Wayne Kunard at Wellsville Baptist church with a large procession of family and friends in attendance. The couple left for a trip to Colorado Springs. The groom serves in the U.S. Navy aboard the U.S.S. Shenandoah.
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Monday Stitchers Club
England
Bertha Richardson
the Mines
Dick Carey
Don Capper
R. L.davis
Bob Dixon
Ted Furtak
Dwight Haworth
John Kramer
Howard Henderson
Forest Park Shelter House
Mmes
Jack Hadley
Harold Leitaker
Mark Nesbit
Orville Brooks
Kenneth Cook
John Pistorius
Warren Kasper
Irvie Rice
J.8. Crain
Vera Mae Din
Ernest E. Dunn
Herschel Wayne Kunard
Wellsville
R. B. Shoemaker
Rantoul
Wellsville Baptist Church
Frank Thay
Eser
Carol Tullos
Kay Mock
Topeka
Lola Miller
Kansas City
Carolee Ferrer
Mmnestiara
Grace van Horn
Howard Tucker
John Sargent
Raymond Mock
Robert Tulloss
Miss Ifie
Robert Dunn
Lou Nickel
Ottawa
Colorado Springs
Cora Joan
Dunn
Marriages Licenses for Bruce Camp and Kelma Harvey
Bruce Camp of Lawrence and Kelma Harvey of Ottawa obtain a marriage license. Also listed are Donald W. Cameron of Welda and Beulah Mae Miller of North Kansas City Mo set to wed.
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Bruce Camp Starks
Lawrence
Kelma Harvey
Ottawa
Donald W. Cameron
Welda
Beulah Mae Miller
Kansas City
Club Forecast Friday G A R Ladies Beauceant
A brief note on pan broiling meat advising to pour off all fat to avoid frying the meat instead of broiling it.
Opportunity to own a direct sales distributorship
This ad invites individuals to start a self owned distributorship selling a needed farm item direct from the factory. Requires $4500 inventory, good references, and a reliable car. Training provided at no charge. no get rich quick scheme, potential yearly income. inquiries to Bae Bap cor or call Phone 132 Scotts-Seetf plehpretes.
Swedish tanker burns after Channel collision near Ramsgate
A Swedish tanker Johannishus of 10,788 tons burst into flames early today following a collision in the English Channel off Ramsgate England. Twenty crew members leaped into the sea and were feared lost but rescue ships saved 21 crew members including the sole woman aboard. Several survivors were hospitalized. One crewman was dead on arrival on the English shore.
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Ramsgate
England
Coal Industry Seeks Fair Play Across Fuel Sectors
Island Creek Coal Co. general counsel Rolla D. Campbell testified before the Senate Commerce Committee urging that any gas industry relief be paired with measures protecting public interests. He spoke for hard and soft coal producers in Washington addressing continuity of supply and fair competition across fuel industries.
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Washington i
Rolla D. Campbell
Senate Commerce
Campbell
Island Creek Coal Co
Itntinglin
W. Va
Medical haymaker at boxing sparks safety warning
Atlantic City British physician warns boxing risks including cauliflower eyes from blows and brain injuries. He argues medical exams can spot clear defects but cannot predict fatalities, urging public speak out against barbarism while noting many fans care about technique.
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Atlantic City
Uma
Boxing debated as a outlet for sadistic impulses in London speech
Critics cited a discussion by James Hamilton at Moorfield Eye Hospital in London, addressing how boxing could be used to foster sadistic impulses. The remarks appeared during a speech to an American medical association meeting.
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James Hamilton
Dogger Ot Moorfield Eye Hospital
London
The
American Medical Assh, Ou
First Plane Ride for Charles and Anne at DYCE
Prince Charles and Princess Anne undertook their first plane ride at Dyce Scotland today. The one year old heir to the throne and his sister aged four left in a Viking aircraft bound for Landon.
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Dyce
Scotland
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Landon
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