Quenemo Woman 92 Celebrates Birthday at Home
Hazel Wiley, a 92 year old Quenemo resident, celebrated her birthday on September 6 with family and friends. Daughters Bessie McCurdy of Albert, Kansas and Addie Wilson joined two granddaughters from Ottawa. Mrs Underwood, mostly bedbound, enjoyed Bible reading and greetings from visitors.
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Topeka
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Patterned Decor Screen From Ruth Wyath Spears
Pattern 462 in the Home workshop packet offers steps to build four screens matching various decors. Mail order cost 25 cents. packet priced at 1 dollar, Bedford Hills New York.
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Scrivner Targeted as Sleepy Congressman in Kansas Race
Democratic candidate Newell A. George labeled Rep. Errett P. Scrivner the "somnolent Republican" at a Paola rally, alleging he slept through both the 83rd Congress sessions and failed to secure funds for Tuttle Creek and other reservoirs. George accused Scrivner of inaction while touting progress, with party officials in Paola and Garnett updating leadership roles and campaign management.
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Union Endorses Democrat Ticket
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Radio & Machine Workers endorsed the Stevenson Kefauver Democratic ticket at its convention in St Louis saying Eisenhower ignored labor in business versus labor matters. The resolution charged the Eisenhower administration betrayed campaign promises to labor.
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Kansas State College enrollment nears 6500 mark
Late enrollments are expected to lift Kansas State College total to about 6 500 students this fall. Registrar figures show 6 380 students registered by yesterday, a gain of 542 or nearly 10 percent from the same period last year, marking the fifth straight year of higher enrollment.
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Kansas State College
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