Quenemo Hosts Basketball Crew at Chicken Dinner Night
Quenemo high school players and coach J. W. Hedges enjoyed a fried chicken supper March 15 at Corner Cafe. guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Garrison, Gene Mayden, Curtis Gray, Bill Logan, LeRoy Smith, Larry Knight, Roy Breicheisen, Loren Gray, Ernest and Loren Reed, Robert Spencer, and John Kramer. Debra Diane Rogers, stillborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rogers, was buried at Woodlawn cemetery in Pomona.
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J. W. Hedges
Mr. Hedges
D. L. Garrison
Gene Mayden
Curtis Gray
Bill Logan
LeRoy Smith
Larry Knight
Roy Breicheisen
Loren Gray
Ernest
Loren Reed
Robert Spencer
John Kramer
Hedges
Quenemo
Debra Diane Rogers
Tom Rogers
Ransom Hospital
Woodlawn
Pomona
Little Debra
Frank Dickey
Sewing Club
D. L. Patterson
Harry Trabert
Hal
Williamsburg
Pearl Matthews
Ernest Casen
Harry Steele
Timmy Allan
Osage City
Tom King
Lee Bonar
Ralph Wiley
Wichita
H. R. Wiley
Roy Heilman
Lone Star Lake
T. T. Burns
Myra Richardson
John Hile
Clarence Arb
Annex
Roy Walker
Gust Schroeder
Pete Vallier
George Pruett
Hoxie
Kas
Frances Miles
Emma Bennett
Willis
Michigan Valley
Kansas City
Russel Derbyshire
Bob Wilson
Willig Long
Joyce Knight
Etta Knight
Mary Jo Rose
Rebekah Lodge
Willing Workers Club
Carrie Casten
Mary White
Fannie Davis
Lucy Miller
Red Cross
Grace Elder
Anna Whiteher
Elder
Quenemy
Melvern
Ferrell
Lyndon, Olivet
Overbrook
C. W. McElfish
Clinton, Mo
C. O. Wantland
Glen Brown
Ellinwood
Youlrs
Walter Brown
Stanton Social Notes Highlight Group Visits and Calls
Mr and Mrs Ray Dooley of Merriam Kansas and Miss Doris Rodgers of Ottawa visited Morrise Dooley over the weekend. Numerous relatives from Wichita Ottawa Leavenworth Paola and other towns visited or called at homes in Stanton including the Florys Haights Braysfields Foster Kinney and Beebes. Regular Sunday guests and dinners mark a lively community roundup of family gatherings and neighborly calls.
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Ray Dooley
Merriam, Kas
Doris Rodgers
Ottawa
Morrise Dooley
Bill Player and Sons
Kansas City
Herbert Player
Atchison
Norman Flory
Leavenworth
Otis Foster
Sally Ann
Glenn Small
Topeka
George Price
Maude Haight
Vinton Foster
Bill Foster
Mary Haight
Ollie Brass‘field
Indigenous Liberian Women Often Taller Than Men
Among Liberia's indigenous groups, women are typically taller than men. The observation notes a gender-based height pattern seen in several communities across the country.
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Liberia
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Coda Meeks
Stella Sweetwood
Sarah Bell Cade
Jackie
Maude Arb
Thelma Nelson
Cornelia Hile
Margaret Cade
Adeline James
Nell White
Essie Kitt
Donna Ivey
Virginia Fultz
Dick Driver
Mary Jo Lewis
Pat Meiers
Karen Frack
Bob Spencer
Howard Driver
Minnie Meiers
Jeanette Neill
Dee James
Shirley Pinkston
U. S
Stanton
Ollie Grassfield
Donald Meinig
Clilford Ray and
Osawatto
Mie
Kerment Swanson
Ronnie
Linda
Tom Cox
Roy Webber
Patricia Ann
Jack Syler
Near Wellsville
Bernal Pontious
Gess Pontious
Harold Phillips
George Braysfield
Virgil Yackle
Cliff
Larry
Pearl Elrod
Ipaola
Leaford Flory
Jesse Rattles
Amos Hackler
DeSoto
Laupeter
Rattles Home
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Manford Webker
Roy Webker
George Webker
Lawrence Webker
Glen Carlenter
Plum Creek
Zeb McKoon
Osawajtomie
S. Main
Stuart Hall
Git
Monarch
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Nckelson
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Thornton
Gor
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Gillette
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