Richmond Area Social Notes and Local Games
News from Richmond reports Sunday visits by Frank Hahner and Nate Sharpless to Shawnee and Osage county relatives. Richmond grade pupils won a softball game 20 to 16 at Williamsburg. P T C meeting featured a film strip on English teaching, plus musical selections and tea.
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Frank Hahners
Shawnee
Nate Sharpless
Osage County
Richmond
Williamsburg
Louis Flowers
Joan Roeckers
Billa Pickett
Henry Wilson
William Severns
Urbana
Ill
Robert Severns
State Democrats To See Stevenson
A delegation of Kansas and state Democratic leaders, led by Kenneth T. Anderson of Emporia, will travel to Chicago on Monday to urge Adlai Stevenson to seek the Democratic nomination in 1952. Anderson, a Democratic national committee man from Kansas, reported the plan yesterday.
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Emporia
Kenneth T. Anderson
Kansas
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Anderson
Dyeing Lastex Swimwear Tip In Sylvia Sage Column
A reader asks about dyeing a fading light blue Lastex swimsuit. Sylvia Sage says Lastex can be dyed with any good dye, using hot water but not boiling, and requires repeated rinsing until no color fades. She adds that it's not easy and suggests consulting a professional cleaner and dyer if the suit is valuable.
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Sylvia
Rita
Radio Station Wasn't Guilty
Salina based KSAL received an early morning call from a man upset at hearing the same record. The station said it was not playing music, only weather and news, while the caller insisted he was listening to his own phonograph.
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Salina
KSAL
Ken Rowland
Savings Bonds Aid Security Prosperity And Peace
Americans seek security prosperity and peace and regularly buying U S Savings Bonds is a positive step toward that goal as a patriotic financial practice highlighted in this brief public message from a national campaign effort.
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U. S
Youth Injured By Dynamite Cap At Golf Course
Columbus officials report 14 year old Whalen used a hammer to pry open a strange object found Sunday at a golf course building where he works. An explosion sent him to the hospital with chest and abdomen cuts and possible loss of three fingers and sight in one eye. The object was a dynamite cap.
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Columbus
Ohio
Whalen
Thumbed trio of Ft. Riley soldiers nabbed for car borrowing
Three Ft. Riley soldiers aged 19 to 20 thumbed into Junction City, were found with a missing car, confessed they borrowed it to fetch a car in Clay Center, and were turned over to the sheriff. A local car dealer reported spotting the vehicle and assisting police. A Savings Bond plug follows the story.
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Junction City
Kas
Ft. Riley
William Pauley
Clay Center
Sheriff's Office
Topeka Pastor Invited to Indianapolis Church
Dr. Orlo Choguill, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church since 1945, has been invited to take over the pastorate of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis. He plans to accept if the involved presbyteries approve the move.
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Topeka
Orlo Choguill
First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Ind
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