Local Social Notes and Club News from Missouri
Socialettes cover Mrs. C A Colbern and guests at Flora Colbern birthday dinner in Lee's Summit. Lois Mae James elected YWCA secretary treasurer at Emporia State. she is a senior in teaching fields. Tuesday Pinochle at Mrs. Wyman's features high scores by Parrish and Wyman. Zigzagers elect Mrs. Bryan vice president after hem demonstration and pie served by attendees.
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C. A. Colbern
Gary and
Gregg
Cora Lee Davis
Floyd Bishop
Flora Colbern
Lee's Summit
Lois Mae James
Princeton
Y W.C.A
Emporia State Teachers College
Miss James
E-State
Clifford James
Charles Wyman
Phil Fanning
Pauline Parrish
Mae Wingfield
William Bryan
Delbert Hay
Robert Stewart
William Caudle
Jess Gregg
Bertha Richardson
Santa Fe awards $250 scholarships to nine FFA members
Nine Future Farmers of America members from states along the Santa Fe Railway line received $250 college scholarships last night. The winners were chosen for leadership and scholastic ability, including David Thompson from Arkansas City, Kansas.
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Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Santa Fe Railway
David Thompson
Arkansas City
Legion Auxiliary Hears About Cuba Reflects Pan American Theme
The Ameri can Legion Auxiliary meeting featured Justo Diaz O A from a local school discussing Cuba’s political economic and agricultural状况 with slides from Ted Schupbach. New amendments were adopted and 12 members will work at the Winter General hospital gift shop on Dec 14.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Justo Diaz
O. A
Cuba
Ted Schupbach
Harold E. Rich
Clarence Nauman
Winter General Hospital
Former Ottawa Pastor and Wife Visit Friends
Week end guests of the J. F. Cahmans were Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Wegener lately of Ottawa. The Wegners reside in Fairview Kansas and Rev Wege ner will be installed as pastor of St. Pauls next Sunday evening. They attended the Kansas Lutheran Laymen's League convention in Leavenworth with about 600 at the banquet. The speaker was Rev. Acker of Omaha.
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J. F. Cahmans
F. A. Wegener
Ottawa
Wegners
Fairview
Kas
Wegener
St. Pauls
Wegeners
Cadmans
Kansas Lutheran
Travelogue by Mrs. Martin Draws Rotary Anns Guests
Mrs. Andrew B. Martin spoke to Rotary Anns about a three month summer trip in the British Isles. She shared color slides of Northern Ireland Scotland and England while describing the journey as memorable. The Mines committee chaired by Wayne Gilliland included S. S. Bergsma Martin Brockway F. H. Parks Harold Tickner and C. L. E. Haff. Twenty eight members attended.
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Rotary Anns
Andrew B. Martin
Dr. Martin
British Isles
Northern
Ireland
Scotland
England
Wayne Gilliland
S. S. Bergsma
Martin Brockway
F. H. Parks
Martin
Harold Tickner
C. L. E. Haff
Layette Shower For Mrs Calvin Fiory
Mrs Calvin Fiory of Lawrence received a layette shower Monday evening at the Church of the Brethren hosted by Mrs Donald Barnes. Guests from Ottawa Pomona Williamsburg Princeton Rantoul and Lawrence attended. Prizes went to Mrs W H Kristenson Jr Mrs Roy Gerhard Mrs George Stewart and Mrs A E Anderson. Cake and coffee followed.
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Calvin Flory
Lawrence
Church of the Brethren
Donald Barnes
W. H. Kristenson, Jr
Roy Gerhard
George Stewart
A. E. Anderson
Princeton
Ottawa
Pomona
Williamsburg
Rantoul
Cuban Tarts from Mrs Ted Schupbach Recipe
A Cuban tart recipe from Mrs Ted Schup bach describing taste litas de coco y pina meaning little pies with coconut and pineapple. Ingredients include flour oil milk and salt with a doughnut cutter to form bottom and top caps. Fruit filling mixes pineapple preserves with shredded coconut yielding about 18 tarts.
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Ted Schupbach
Cuba
Polio cases fall in Kansas as season wanes
Topeka reports only nine new polio cases last week in Kansas, indicating the season is declining. State health officials say this is the smallest weekly total in 11 weeks, bringing the year’s polio count to 238.
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Irene Liao
China
Chinatown
New York City
Edward Hong
Chinatown Lions Club
Liao
U. S
Queens College
Republic of China
Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Warships Visit Britain in Ice Fog Social Call
Six Russian fighting ships steamed toward Britain up the English Channel in heavy fog to make a social call, the first squadron visit since King George VI's 1937 coronation. In Greece, flood fears rose along the Salonika plain as residents dug sandbags along swollen Vardar River. Israel reported a second oil well near the Gaza Strip gushing 250 feet high, tapping a thicker stratum than the first well. Singapore's legislative assembly approved a controversial public security bill.
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Portsmouth
England
Isle of Wight
English Channel
Britain
George VI
Athens
Greece
Vardar
Salonika
Yugoslavia
Aegean Sea
Heletz-Zhuleikat
Israel
Gaza Strip
Industrial Rate Increase Sought by Gas Service Co
TOPEKA Kansas Gas Service Co seeks permission from the Kansas Corporation Commission to pass an impending gas price rise to 67 industrial firms in 24 Kansas towns raising annual gas costs by 397 758 dollars. Cities Service Gas Co has asked the Federal Power Commission for a 4 million dollar annual wholesale rate increase. If approved FPC could raise Gas Service resale costs by 1 402 826 dollars annually for Kansas customers. Industrial and domestic charges may be adjusted in sequence under bond pending FPC rulings. The Kansas filing lists affected cities including Arkansas City Augusta Belle Plaine Ellsworth Haven Hutchinson Lincoln Minneapolis Mt Hope Mulvane Newton Sedgwick Wichita Beloit Grantville Helton Kansas City Erie Topeka Parsons Pittsburg Sabetha and Valley Falls.
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Topeka
Cities Service Gas Co
Gas Service Co
Federal Power Commission
Kansas
Cities Service
FPC
IPC
Kansas Commission
Arkansas City
Augusta
Belle Plaine
Ellsworth
Haven
Hutchinson
Lincoln
Minneapolis
Mt. Hope
Mulvane
Newton
Sedgwick
Wichita
Beloit
Grantville
Helton
Kansas City
Erie
Parsons
Pittsburg
Sabetha
Valley Falls
Protest Strikes in Colonial Essential Services Bill
A 10 minute protest by 90 000 workers across 94 Communist backed unions opposed a bill banning strikes in essential services. The measure empowers the colony's chief minister to detain violators for two years and allows searches and arrests without warrants.
Japan Produces Nearly Eight Million Dollars in Imitation Pearls
Japan leads in artificial pearl production with annual output valued near eight million dollars. Firms employ mass cultivation and polishing to supply inexpensive alternatives to natural gems. Industry reports indicate steady demand across fashion and costume jewelry sectors.
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Japan
Workshop Patterns by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Advertisement for a kitchen cabinet pattern with adaptable dimensions for sinks and side extensions. Includes large perspective construction drawings on pattern 335 and full size tracing diagrams for corner door containers. Send 25c for pattern 335 or $1 for the Kitchen Remodeling Packet to Ottawa Herald pattern Dept Bedford Hills NY.
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Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
Atchison to repurchase 1871 river land for wharf
The city of Atchison plans to buy back property sold to the Burlington Railroad in 1871 for 2,630.77 dollars covering 1,672 acres along the Missouri River. The sale seeks to reclaim the land to construct a new river wharf for navigation.
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Atchison P
Atchison
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Bigger Tobacco Crop Forecast In Agricultural Outlook
The Agriculture Department forecasts a burley tobacco crop of 518 million pounds up 18 million from September 1. Missouri is estimated at 3,520,000 pounds, down from last year's 5,698,000. Kansas is placed at 100,000 pounds. 1954 production was 115,000.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Kansas
Pakistan feeds more, but per person supplies drop
Pakistan reports a 20 percent rise in total food production since World War III. Despite growing output, population surge leaves food available per person down by about 10 percent from 15 years ago.
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Pakistan
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Lae
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