The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 25

Section Four District Farm News--Classified Ads a 25 'The Journal March 7, 1954 Expect To Complete Kirwin Dam Work By End Of Year Hays Stale Is Expanding Teaching Program Hays State College to include Russell, Ellis, Plainville, and WaKeeney high schools, in addition toj Hays, was announced Work at Kir-water to be. delivered to irrigable Dr. Calvin E. Harbin District Deaths HCUSINGTON-The funeral for Pfcilfr Kell was Saturday at the! Christian church here, the Rev. i Ray Lavcr officiating.

Burial was Sin Hoisington Cemetery. HAYS--An expansion of the pro-! HAYS--Funeral services for Mrs. 300 Clyde Area Residents Turn Out To Hunt Lost Boy Automobile- horns tooted as 300 worried. gram of directed teaching at FortiEifeabtlh Soemwi, 6S, will Ue Fr i a happily a 1 9 am at st Joel's ended a 4-hour search for Stevie Racette, 2 1 Church. Mrs.

Soeman died at the home; win exoected to a as soon as possible. win JJara is expected to DL completed by the end of A proposed contract between the Abilene Folks' Relatives Hurt I a ABILENE--The brother and sis-j Caldwell said sufficient equip- officials said, ter-in-law of an Abilene man werejment and men to complete the; The contract must be approved' iniured Thursday when they werelproject by the year's end are District Judge Donald Magaw. to leap from a burning 3- moved to Kirwin. JHis decision is being delayed untilj llul Saturday byiof her nephew, Charles Bahl atr a ere in, director of- Victoria. She spent her early vears! Tne child son of Mr and Mrs "ondary at the college, teaching school at Vincent" and! Ronal toddled in anxious College students, preparing to be Emmeram After her -n-uriaop to l' ursult as his fmher led uul wm Jcndsix be- 3 man 1- u.m.nv«j, nui OIA nci.i», uianes aocnian tnev lived 1954, reports Guy Irrigation District and i a i 0 i a a ipresidentof the Kirwin Irri-Bureau of Reclamation, filed earl-1 ing practices and assisting with Surv ivors include one I Ration District.

iier, has met no objections as the teaching the five high i Joseph Bahl. Hays. schools. 'of the farm yard on a tractor. Traipsing across clods and green-! ig.

wheat fields after the disap-i ipearing tractor, Slevie spent thcj I afternoon roaming in fear and be- building at Olalhe. I SYLVAN GROVE-Funeral serv-. According to Professor Harbin.) wil be heW Bclhlehomi wllcwmcnt lhc extension of the practice; Lutheran ch 3 of Police L. A. -Morris- program was made nee-; C.

A. Heine, former pin ctlc so-ill Jed the fire alarm (o IU 111. --o 1 1. HClIlCi 1UI111CI I tSilUtlll Perry Sweat, district secretaryja case affecting irrigation is de-: essa lhe 'ff 3 coll ho died in Seattle. Wash The 1 orsanize a scarch for lhc losl rnnnlprl wilh BrMtm-l us lm -i youn gster.

Merchants closed Hospitalized there were Clarence said the canal system work on thejcided 75, and his wife, 76. Todd project would be rushed, enabling-Court, the brother of C. N. Todd, manger of a bottling plant here. The two leaped from a third- Aory window of the structure to roof of an adjoining building.

A sister of the Todds, Helen Todd, lived in an apartment in the next building but it was not damaged. in the Kansas Supreme; public Hays Bypass Projects Finished HAYS-Highway bypass here were-completed at the weekend with the opening of US183. The route had been closed two weeks while shoulders were being built up and the pavement cleaned. All traffic frpm- the north will go south on Viiie Street to either Eighth Street or the US4o! bypass. Traffic from the south will a the US40 bypass just north of the experiment station and go cast to Vine Street.

No north and traffic will pass through the heart H(J3u of Hays. demands for well-trained I school teachers. I All of the sUwiitit-leachers assign- to the program are seniors post-graduates. School assignments are as follows: E. F.

Peter will officiate. Burial will be in Lutheran Cemetery. Ruxseil-- Owens. Bunion, home economics; Yvonne Slingerladd, Larn-id, physical educjiUon and science; F. W.

Schrlck. Russell. English and oiwpch: Curl O'Hiilr, Scott physical education f.r.i! social jjtudtfa Walter iHobbs, Pueblo, physlcn! ctluca- lion and social studies. EillH--Bob City, Industrial arts: Bray, Syracuse, history and political science: Letty. Hull, economics and i Marilyn Moininv.

Difiiiton. home ecooom- and jouraaium. Eva Mccieiian, Zurich: i precedents, Supreme Court Upsets Precedent In Hospital Case their shops and townsmen set out. He was found four hours later! by his father, IVi miles south of the farm home, as he bobbed! along in a ravine. "His hands were cold since he; went out without mittens-otherwise he wasn't suffering," Mor- jrisette said.

"We were pretty worried therej iwhen the sun started TOPEKA The Kansas Su-'j people from Agenda and Clifton I Court, overturning its in and after the boy was nai Cr Ka.hrya they all honked their horns." Hays, musical edac.ition: and 0orisi cnarHal)le institutions are liable; s( a highway patrolmen and Si the wrongful or negligent actsl authorities from lhe sherifrs of to made preparations to join the' education. ciiion sent a damage Asnew, Great Bend, against the Menninger Foundation busineas: Euscne Anderson. if uunaaiion orr i sclte said lne OV appar physical education and history; Lloyd lOpeha, D3CK to ShaWnee Apner, Ore-t Bend, asriculturc and mu- sic: Eleanor Bosart, Hays. English; Har- Burnett, Scott City, agriculture: Lo- overrule the foundation's demurreri circles." HOLVKOOD RESIDENT Boyc (right), senior at lU-thany College, was chosen most popular boy by vole of student body. Xaniinl most iiojit '-ir girl was Larson i Kansas City, Kan.

Itoyc is a voice major at Bethany. Name Abilene iHerington Gets I Academy Backing wet! Oli.ie. I'tliiiipsburg. miisic: JDci.cMon, utica. business: cico v.

against the petition of William jCimaron. music; I-yle Goff. Bosue. EUK- jlish and social studies: Homer Grimes. A i and indtlstrial arts: Arm Hcover, Lacrosse, art sci- Howell.

agriculture atid I science; Rill HuntzinL-r. Lamed, matics and physical education: Fred Key he was ml by a truck while 0rt Kreutzp lnS a e0t in front Of tile Mflll- 1 Mudics; was a pal.ient at the institution at' iOiilhri Trouble, physical Ume Noel. 71-year-old mental patient. Noel is suing the Topeka psychiatric institution for 525,000 as the: accident in which; Lost 4 and DonuhhV fnllupr I I I LOGAN An 11-year-old boy iwho became lost while looking for He alleged his injuries were sus-'calves was found, cold and fright-i hours later 14 miles from Men Called Dead I I I al Si. Pi'li'i-'s iiud I'aul Daisy trl tilt, p'iiprr.

A PHOTO) W- H. Merchant, pagin- 's (tarisli at I 'lay (Vnipr. is his and mail for and br.nz* in his' til i schools here. velop" to concentrate 1 10 i Pinkcrton. son of Mr.

and Fiedler, principal of the highj support behind Herington's ischool here since 1947, succeeds 1 the proposed U. S. Air W. C. Robinson, who resigned as.

"Several state leaders were ire- n-jwrre soiomon. the dan-er WASHINGTON The Army; i a similarIicve ready to swing sSSj has added the names of two Kan-i, posilioll al a a a lhat city since lhev Mieve itijc.n-1-gnn.»-».«: sans to the list of those presumed; iedler camc to Abilene in I943istands the best chance of Pi Tnj-ior. wmmrop, Mass, dead in Korea. They previously: bo principal lhe unior service school," the were reported missing in ac lon sc i)ool iper said. JYounc.

home economics and! They were: did not identify tba fclcl1 ihp SunTMTM knock al thc door was participate Monday at 8 pm! Sgt.l.C. Clifford Jf. Reeves, soni i When he failed to return father organized a search A demurrer by the boy was flt Frank Quite Make Hi Over Moon to Noel's in District iNoel appealed. BE1.01T A cow the Belcil Sales Company auciion appar- i borne, southwest of LINDSBORG-Fivc Greek social; ently 1ms ambitions to shoot for a i Mrs. Kitzkc said she heard al Bethany College; the moon.

She leaped the railing, climbed of Jess E. Reeves, Republic. Smith Cpl. Carl G. Snider husband! of Mrs.

Fidelia F. Snider, Collyer. YoiltHs Hays Menage Chamber Quits HAYS John M. Kensington--will report in Kansas secretary-manager of the Hays city March 25. Chamber of Commerce the last, three years, resigned Saturday, effective April to become a her of the staff of Emporia State! Teachers College.

(but reported that they are jseveral reasons for agreeing i herington. primarily the 11 I 'availability of land, water and ex-; "35 listing facilities, at the old-World 1 WAKEENEY--A'3-way-anaiver- 'SMITH CENTER--Three Smith; ar II base near there. I a was. marked at the weekend County youths have volunteered state Journal story added: for the Western Kansas World, for induction, draft board officials "Sens. Frank Carlson and An-'weekly newspaper here.

announced. The three--Ervin rew F. Schocppel have promised; The date marked lhe publica-j ca Kulilman, Alhol, and Melvin Stu- leaders of Herington and Abi-. lion's 7nth anniversary, the instal- theit and Wilbur Hilbrink, both cne a ll possible assistance in set- lation of a new press in the news- ting the installation 'ocated in Kan- paper plant and a jsas. of the.

paper, the largest Pinkcrton. I in the annual Stunt Night pro-. The youth said ho had seen and made his way to i Sponsored by the bleachers, plunged through a the Fan-Hellenic window, and landed oiUside a a H-foot drop. She was un- Thc question is, ihe Supreme Court said, whether under social' conditions and tendencies now pre-! vailing throughout thc i li ia i wa LU States, "should a hospital, because, home. The Kitzkes said the boy.

council, fatimt Mght presents had wandered sororities and fralernilics a a i ii i() ej miles north and south sororities and fraternities i before 1 Prefer Hall autlitorium. Cash: injuries: reaching their hump, located ap- prizes arc awarded to i sec- 14 miles from and third-place winners, de- 3 TM tllc Oplni0n ha 'TM lc li is To Mark Several Towns Interested "However, they said doubt; WaKecney (wrongful acts' of their Thc edition was dedicated to: if they could be of much assistance! red Shav, editor and publisher To Give Beloit Spring Concert Talk Social Security Law i BELLEVILLE Various phases; A number of Kansas towns have; Keeney. a benefits of the social security'been making inquiries about the; Called "The Diamond Jubilee blj longer ex the Supreme Court added i 1 Home ELLIS--Signs pointing out the. llcniiined by a panel of jmiBC This year's prngram will include of icnlprtainincm between act? and a iconcerl by ihe Blue Dozen pep i band. Crownins of lhc "Daisy" Queen, will climax lhc evening's cvcnK M.

KVES. horn March IBOG in Palestine, Ohio, son a opinion written by Justice Wil- 1 promoting Ihe school for one 48 vears. and includes its 'boyhood home ot Chrysler Dr. Robert. Morlvedt, prcsidenl of I particular city." en sections a full history of Wa- law will be discussed here Mon- possibility of having the service Edition," work was begun on day at a Chamber of Commerce school located in tehir areas.

ea rly January. meo ti i However, the State Journal said; EEL01T-St. John's high school; rinc Tpal speaker will be at elimination, the state: a spring con- a a head of thfi Salina Soda leaders have come to the conchi-. I Security office. A report of a Washington, D.

liam J. "We now hold that charitable institutions are liable for the torts of their servants from which in- here will be placed along high-' ways by the Ellis Chamber Commerce. Bethany, will cnnvn the queen. proximately results to a third- cert, "Music's In Season, 14 at 8 pm. Attractions will include an sion Herington's advantages would heavily in the selection of: site for the academy.

near Manhattan whether stranger or pa-; Col also arc bcin tient. and whether the patient is net paying or non-paying. Tiie Chrysler Boyhood Home "Anything in our previous deci- Committee nf lhe Chamber plans jsions holding to the contrary is In open the home to tourists in a lawyer-farmer. The vity Secretary IMense is the i prcsidcnI of General Motors. His Defense chief, Charles E.

Wil- ij brought him to G.M in i name rhymes was graduated a site tor tne academy. i HOPE-First work on erection llercb overruled." strumenlal solo, trio and a "They are, therefore, considering! of four new storage tanks at lbe numbers with band accompani: a a ns 10 support from all over the Fanners' Co-Operative Elevator; Kansas Bostwick Irrigation i i t() Qne dty ralhcr a a Supp)y Company a i i spreading it out among several Dirt has been moved west of be! Icities." i elevator where the four new tanks, 1 special ceremony April 2. ment, and vocal solos with chorus: accompaniment. An 86-member glee club and a 45 member band will participate. will be given by Cecil Munger and T.

A. Sanborn, who attended jAhead On New Bridge Pier Work Norcatur Youth Hurt In Crash NORCATUR A broken bone near the ankle was suffered by Dal-! Rwer hnd ls more than las Harmon, Norcatur youth, when! com leted otflcials Fill Two Wilson School Vacancies capacity each, To Sell Big ussell Construction work is expected I start April 1. MINNEIAPOLIS--Pier construe tion work on. the new son school filled. Kenneth Duncan, Bloom, vacancies in the; system have been' his motorcycle collided with automobile near Norton.

Harmon, son of Mrs. Bertha Harmon, was thrown car. He was treated County Hospital and released. The bridge is situated a mile north of the old Geisen span. Pier work is expected to be finished by the end of March.

Steel Found Undamaged DOWNS-- Thieves were thought- RUSSELL--The 455-I-; shall Ranch here will be al public auction March 22, owner Decring J. Marshall, Wichita oil: operator, announced. 'rnenl The ranch is located six miles; northeast of Dorrance. Marshall; jClifton Water I I Rates To Drop CI.IFTOX-Cily water rales hero l)c returned lo S2 per month' laude Iron a a in 1928. Known as a Re- HAYS--Joel Moss, head of lie never has been active art department at Fort Hays Plate in Nn.v lives in Blnomfield College, has received word that his i as Wilson, watcrcolor.

"Skyline," has been Olebnilod Saturd.iy: awarded honorable men'inn in Steven I.ee LindiMimiith. -IS X. annual ion-piece an show of the Walorcolwr Club at Washington, D. C. Thc jury-selocted walorcolors from nil m-er tlic minimum on 1.

In August a SI increase was vot-; ici has operated the ranch for a said hc will be paid I'nited St-'i(es. II is a i i a with the National Collection of Fine; Arts. Thc show will be hold for a 3-wnek period be-iinnina March 7. delicit in the water depart- skyljne is a a paillt ing of the miter view of a city. It )ias previously been exhibited The increase ick's automobile here Friday night.

iis foreman. coach, has been named to handle ncic 6 n- nnn athletics and teach ful in their theft of Raymond 0 TM an RecvOS Dorrancc sooner than expected. Leland B. Grimes, grade school principal at Talmage three years will serve as principal of Longfel-ihicle al Lincoln, Neb. There were.Qj^J Sandy Salina; I.ucns; Dennis Martin, il Kosemnry Sprinkrl, Snsiin Salina: Gary I.cc Uritcr, Hunter: Hndni'v l.ulhrr Ahlvers, Glen Elilrr: Marta Walton, Judy Crimen.

Sherry Tryin, Salina: Pat Keating, Cliajmian; Shiracli. Snlomnn: Oary Vesper; li a Louiso Paccy, Millunvalc; Lor- ctia Jo Wipse, Hunter: Dean Day. Salir.a; Faith Authorities recovered the vc-; no traces of damage to the car. for construction of the bridge it Ice Plant Damaged Belleville Woman Dies Of Injuries i Moss' one-man show in jalleries in New York City in in the Mid-America show in; Boyle, Abilene; Charles i William Rockhill Nelson son, Sc.nndia: Jean Carney, Abi- jk-ry in Kansas City, and in the'; lenc; Vtrarl Ferguson. Kathleen Friends of Kansas show at Kansas; Sewell.

Aljiiene; Jeanne I State College, Manhattan. to DOWNS An estimated fire damage was reported building here which housed the ice plant. The fire was believed started Chamber Have Wcssiing, New Cambria; Ruthc Reigli. Linn; Uoin-rt ISlachly, Abilene: Ann Osborne; 1 Cindy Sue Date, Clifton; Ki-nt i Palmer, J.ucns; Karen Salina; Jntlv New QOO BELLEVILLE A i mother of six children died at ai here Friday from injuries; in an automobile acci-j i.dent last' Sunday. i COLBY The annual employer- a i a Linda Tears, MiUon- She was- Mrs.

banquet of the Colby; by a cuding torch used in wreck; Bc evi 1)cr husbond suffered! Chamber of Commerce will be held i CclrbratinS Sunday: ing the equipment. minor injuries in the crash. Monday. Entail. 510 W.

a i Wounded Dog May Provld Clue To Man's Assailants WICHITA UV-A U. S. District! Court jury Friday absolved the; Rock Island Motor Transit Co. of; liability in a The suit was filed by Miss Shir- ley Strolkamp, Peabody, and CANTON A small dog wound- or air pistol Some metal from the slugs Edwin Westerhaus" of the night Canton's city marshal! The Republican said they arc iis in his head. Kas.

administrator for thc estate 1 was shot, died at McPherson after! considering the possibility the Sheriff Paul Smith said his office of Ralph Parks ibeing operated on for removal olj .22 may have bocn used tn tire is receiving anonymous letters, lips Miss Slrolkamp was injured slug. i two or three shots into Gardner's and leads from all over Kansas Parks was killed in a collision between Parks' car and a Rock Is GOING OVER hybrid com chart are students in vocational agriculture class at From left: Instructor Eugene Walker, David Miigfer, Arland Miller and Eldon Harden. (JOURNAL PHOTO) The operation was performed ini head afier he hart been felled by jand that all are being followed up IWBC attempt to uncover more leads! a .38 pistol shot in lhc stomach. as well as possible. lead truck near Walton, July! on Marshal Ike Gardner's assail-: At McPherson Hospital.

Gardner! More Han a dozen possible leads ants. jwas reported in a "very teen tracked down and of- The McPherson Daily condition. X-rays of his headjficers have more to work on. said officers found a .22 cal-i wounds were taken but it i nol passing up a thing nr suits. Just phone 636S and an ad- ibcr slug of the type fired from aicnulrtn'l be determined if Iwo shnls-matter how Rilly it may look, taker will help you with your ad.

b.gh-powercd. gun of the air more had been fired into his)Smith said. 26, 19S2. Journal Classified ads get ro- te r- at 1C is i S. IE ti i.