Local Career Moves And Social Notices In Richmond Area
Louis Monroes relocate to Salt Lake City to work for Hercules Powder Co after eight years at De Soto. Chamber of Commerce dinner draws sixteen members and two guests. Centennial committee rep Elden Ligon named. Prather and Roeckers judged at Topeka Fair. Numerous social visits and high school class officer lists follow, with diverse local engagements and service club activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Monroes
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hercules Powder Co
de Soto
Phillip Rose
Herman Mader
Chamber of Commerce
O'Mara Cafe
Elden Ligon
Don Prather
Joan Roeckers
Topeka Fair
Tom Lyons
Osawatomie
Lester Fox
City Park
Lions Club
Delbert Roeckers
Billy Fawl
Joan Hermreck
Rose Brock
Kathy Purvis
Connie Hase
Joyce Bowman
Marlis Kueser
Rae Maley
Floyd Higdon
San Jacinto
Calif
Wilbur Duffey
Dick Smiths
Japan
Mmes
Irene Dunbar
Noah Hutchinsson
Willard Collins
Clarence Gault
WSCS
Elda Barry
Annex
Silverdale Club
Clifford Briggs
Air3
Pauline Sims
Children's Service League
Dwight Childers
Fremont
Goldner-Kuiken
Joe
Frances McGrath
Gerald McGrath
Gary
Colorado Springs
Coe
George McGrath
Melvern
Matt Fleersch
Ottawa
Notre Dame
Schemere
George Atchisons
Robert Lickteigs
Kansas City
Merle Fergusons
Local social notes and greetings across multiple families
The column lists visits and celebrations including Darlene White's 13th birthday party and Larry's 10th, enrollments of Jerry Brock as a freshman at Emporia State and Johnny List as a junior at Washburn, and gatherings hosted by the Higdon, Henderson, New, Pickett, and Lankard households with relatives from San Jacinto to Minneapolis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ormond McCail
Darlene White
Jerry Brock
Emporia State
Floyd Higdon
San Jacinto
Calif
E. M. Hendersons
Frank Gerhold
Scott Gault
la Plata
Wilbur Purvis
Charlies Edwards
MYF
Richmond Lake
James Webb
Independence
Higdon House
Richard Monroes
Carl Morris
Las Vegas
Nev
P. H. Pentecost
Chicago
Ill
E. E. Jordan
Larry
Harold Robertson
Nellie Moessburg
Dainsville
Clair
Bill
Walter Lankards
Johnson
Ollie Axtell
Johnny List
Washburn
Topeka
Grace Ewing
Blue Rapids
Laverne Houk
Minneapolis
Red Cross To Aid Hurricane Donna Victims
Washington AP report states the Red Cross will spend about 3.5 million dollars to assist families affected by Hurricane Donna. Gen Alfred M Gruenther notes surveys near completion in Puerto Rico Florida the Carolinas and several North Atlantic states with over 50 000 families reporting storm losses and about 13 000 expected to seek aid. Florida faces the largest need with more than 5 000 of 25 000 affected families relying on relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Alfred M. Gruenther
Puerto Rico
Florida
Carolinas
North Atlantic
Gruenther
November Draft Call Is Lower
The Army issued a draft call for 7,000 men in November, down from October’s 9,000 quota. Since the 1950 resumption of Selective Service, the total drafted or earmarked reached 2,563,930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Today
Diplomatic Call Urges Honest Front in Propaganda
A statement argues that other nations must stand at the propaganda front with facts and truth and continue to pursue constructive diplomacy. The wording emphasizes honesty, persuasion, and stable international relations.
Faint Code Signal Sparks resumed B47 search
London AP reports a faint code signal detected by a British RAF bomber revived the search for the three crewmen of a crashed U S Air Force B47. The six jet bomber collided midair with another plane Wednesday and plunged into the sea about 330 miles from the British Isles. the second aircraft limped to Shannon, Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Isles
Shannon
Ireland
Lodge Sees U. S. Safety In Strength
Asbury Park New Jersey AP Henry Cabot Lodge GOP candidate for vice president told a Republican gathering that America must be second to none in power to reach lasting peace. He said the nation should remain strong to deter attacks and preserve its active partnership with allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N.J
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
GOP
Lodge
New York
U.N
City Officials Elect Officers in Kansas Meeting
Three organizations of city officials named new officers during sessions of the League of Kansas Municipalities Monday. Roscoe Clyde Raleigh of Hutchinson was elected vice president and W Graves of Emporia was named president. Spencer C. Acker of Larned was chosen secretary treasurer with Lee Stolfus of Emporia succeeded by Harold Harper of Salina as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
League of Kansas
Roscoe Clyde Raleigh
Hutchinson
W. Graves
Emporia
Spencer C. Ackerman
Larned
Lee Stolfus
Harold Harper
Salina
Election of Kansas Association officers and city clerks
Virgil Orpha Stewart from Manhattan was elected president with Mrs Jane Scott of Praj as vice president and George Williams of Lawrence as secretary treasurer. Abram Pratt of Topeka and Walter Matthews of Manhattan named directors. John J. Whit fire Village elected secretary treasurer and Milton Martin of Hutchinson director as league sessions ended today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Assorney
Concordia
City Engineers
Virgil Orpha Stewart
Manhattan
Vhcg
Fire Village
Milton Martin
Hutchinson
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Jayne Meadows
Walter Winchell
Mamie van Doren
Naples
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Guy Gabaldon
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Angie Dickinson
Joey Bishop
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Cesar Romero
Pat Wymore
Red Skelton
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Paul Newman
Shagmoor Coats
L'Aiglon Dresses
Kay Gibson
Vanity Fair
Lady Manhattan
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Ship 'N Shore
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