Richmond area locals host varied weekend gatherings
The Richmond area reflects a busy social scene with many visits and celebrations. Mrs Abe Severns chairs a Kansas Children's Service League Drive, while Mr and Mrs Abe Severns attended a Mail Carriers Convention in Springhill. Numerous families from Garnett, Shawnee, Emporia, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Kansas City spent weekends visiting relatives or hosting dinners, and anniversary and birthday celebrations were noted.
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Abe Severns
Kansas Children’s Service League
Richmond and Vicinity
Springhill
Lloyd Moss
Bellflower
Calif
Hazel Burt
Shawnee
Okla
Oscar Newmaster
Don Lickteigs
Andrew Lickteigs
Garnett
Norbert Mersman
Wichita
Irvin Rockers
Kenneth Hinkles
Garrett
W. J. Johnston
Bryce
Kansas Ciy
Frank Dietrich
Dean DeGarmos
Clathe and
Allen DeGarmos
J. L.degarmo
Amherst Millimans
Tapley
Cole
Clyde Edwards
Lawrence Edwards
Bob Croy
Kansas City
W. K
Iola
Kenneth Edwards
Lawrence
Irene Akin
Emporia
W. J. Akin
Gloria Austenfeld
Bert T. Moherman
J. R. Smithheislar
Etta Blanche Smith
Kas
Charley Smith
Wilbur Duffey
Albert Dunbar
Nell Jewell
McDonald
Dale Bones
Loren Gaddis
Overbrook
Dale Eugene Bones
Jennie McDaniel
Clarence Shaw
Ole Pederson
John Coats
Dora Gaddis
Amos Lyon
Carl Shinkle
Fall River
Steven
Janice
Sharon Waner
Fred J. Pickett
John Flynn
Topeka
W. F. Whitmer
W. O. Hedrick
Reid Freese
Leon
Noel Freese
Harold Maley
Merle (Christensen
Ottawa
Tom
Carl Manlove
K. U. Medical Center
Wade Talbert
Indianapolis
Ind
Ernest van Wie
Ivo Feuerborn
Merle Feuerborn
Pittsburg
Kenneth Feuerborn
Henry Feu
Erborn
Speakers For Democratic Meeting in Kansas City
A two day conference of Democratic leaders from 13 Midwestern states will feature speeches and panels on 1958 campaign issues. Former President Harry S. Truman and Rep. W. R. Hull Jr. will speak at the Town House. Govs. Williams of Michigan and Gary of Oklahoma speak at a 7:30 p.m. dinner. Friday offers Sen. Symington and Gov. Loveless at a breakfast.
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Kansas City
Kan
Democratic Party
Harry S. Truman
W. R. Hull Jr
Dmo
G. Menren Williams
Michigan
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Stuart Symington
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Lonley Boy Limbed by Jerry Lewis Birthday Miracle
Thousands sent cards and gifts after Francis X. of Lakeville learning his ninth birthday would bring attention to his Muscular Dystrophy illness. Jerry Lewis dedicated a million dollar show, spurring 150000+ cards, $10000 in money, and hospital donations. Francis blew out candles, shared gifts with other hospitalized children, and regained a will to live per Dr Jellinek.
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Lakeville
Mass
Francis X
Lakeville State Sanatorium
Little Boy Blue
Kurt Jellinek
Little Francis
Jerry Lewis
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Eddie Fisher
Eddie Cantor
Hugh O'Brien
Wyatt Earp
Jim Arness
Marshal Dillon
Mousketeers
Skylarks
Francis
Ottawa Steel Week Shorter at Ottawa Steel Plant
Ottawa Steel Division of L. A. Young Spring and Wire Corp reports a slightly shorter work week at the plant. The change stems from delays by two tractor firms unable to supply front axles for industrial tractors, disrupting the usual shipment schedule. In two instances, the work week was shortened by one day.
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Ottawa Steel Division
L. A . Young ‘Spring & Wire Corp
E. L. Johnson
Ottawa Steel
Johnson
Name President For Baptist Seminary
Kansas City The Midwest ern Baptist Theological Seminary already has a president Dr. Millard J. Berquist pastor of the First Baptist Church in Tampa Fla He was named to the post yesterday by the seminary s trustees The school will open in fall 1958 in temporary quarters The Southern Baptist Convention plans a 12 building campus costing about five million dollars A site will be chosen later
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Kansas City
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Millard J. Berquist
First Baptist Church
Tampa
Fla
Berquist
Southern Baptist Convention
Docking Presses Study On Tax On Loan Firms
TOPEKA Gov George Docking proposed studying a tax on gross profits of consumer loan firms citing their special privilege to charge up to 36 percent interest. He warned legislators may cut maximum rates or adopt a profit tax, noting a 10 percent figure seems high. He cited 1956 gross profits of 10 267 324 with net after tax profits around 1 688 000 and said any tax would not be passed to consumers.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
Kansas
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