New Southeast Kansas Park To Include Two Large Reservoirs
The Kansas Park Authority proposes creating a single state park from two nearby reservoirs, Fall River and Toronto, in Greenwood and Woodson Counties. They expect economical operation leveraging their proximity, with Toronto spanning about 1,860 acres and Fall River roughly 3,000 acres, over 30 miles of shoreline.
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Corps of Engineer
State Park & Resources Authority
Robert D. Sandifer
Prairie Village
Fall River
Toronto
Greenwood
Woodson
Kansas
Sandifer
Kansas Park Authority
Tulsa
Corps of Engineers
Toronto Reservoir
Department of the Army
Lake Kanapolis
Kanapolis Reservoir
Ellsworth County
Kansas Highway Commission
State Park Authority
State Park
Kanapolis State Park
Kanopolis
Kansas Park & Resources Authority
Toronto Reservois
Workshop Patterns Yard Furniture Chairs and Bench
Pattern 269 Lawn Chair 253 Childs Chair 278 Bench provide materials and illustrated directions. Removable backs for storage and wide arms for snacks. Available from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York priced 35 cents each or 1 dollar for all three.
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Bedford Hills
New York
Lane area social notes greet traveling kin and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bloomer of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gleason returned from a southern Texas trip and a White Sands Missile Range visit. Harold Kennedy of Phoenix visited W. H. Hettler. Ralph Weaver of Paola and Ollie Gillenwater of Beaverton joined their brother C. A. Gleason and family. Bob Hoyt of Kansas City called on Thad Stevenson’s family. Edith Crites visited Lorainne Schroeder’s family and Lane’s George Snow Jr. and family. Merle Fletcher of Gardena stayed with Carson Lunbeck’s family in Hillsdale. A farewell basket dinner was held for Rev. and Mrs. I. C. Jones at the church annex.
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Ray Bloomer
Ottawa
C. A. Gleason
Texas
F. Crowley
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Harold Kennedy
Phoenix
Ariz
W. H. Hettler
Ralph Weaver
Paola
Ollie Gillenwater
Beaverton
Ore
Gleason
Bob Hoyt
Kansas City
Thad Stevenson
Edith Crites
Paul Schroeder
Lorainne
George Snow Jr
Lane
Merle Fletcher
Gardena
Calif
Carson Lunbeck
Hillsdale
I. C. Jones
Re-Elected Head of Board of Pharmacy
LES Mot of Topeka was re-elected president of the Kansas State Board of Pharmacy at a board meeting. Forrest Bradley of Pittsburg was chosen vice president and Robert Jenkinson of Belleville was named secretary. Other members include Guy Minor of Ulysses and Warren Lorenz of Abilene.
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Belleville
Kas
Les Mot
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Pharmacy
Forrest Bradley
Pittsburg
Robert Jenkinson
Guy Minor
Ulysses
Warren Lorenz
Abilene
Outlook Turns Cheerful As Second Quarter Progresses
AP analyst notes a more hopeful mid-year view as February March declines ended in April. Industrial output steadied at 109 percent of the 1957 average in April, with consumer goods up and auto sales rising in May. Steel output remains weak at about 70 percent capacity, while home building lags and mortgage demand eases amid fluctuating interest rates.
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