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I (From Wednesday's Daily) Miss Aleda Foueaux and Miss Jean Cupp left Saturday a vacation trip to Winder, to visit Miss Fovea x' sister, Mrs. C. E. Rutledge, family. Mrs.

B. H. Ozment returned Monday from a visit. with the Duckwall family in Abilene a and with friends at Jetmore. Mr.

and Mrs. A. U. Carlson spent Monday in Long Island. Mr.

and Mrs. James Finley entertained at a chicken dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. Dane and Mr.

and Mrs. Fritz Stadel. Members of the Townsend club No. 1 attended an all day meeting in Topeka Sunday and went to Junction City Monday evening to attend the Fourth district meeting at which Don Pullen, supervisor of region 10 Colorado, and Earl Brady, state organizer, were guest speakers. The young peoples' club served a lunch.

Mr. and Mrs. Dripps of Kansas City, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Johnson.

Mr. Dripps and Johnson attended the Kansas State-Oklahoma football game. Misses Vivian and Beverly Jean Potter visited relatives in Kanapolis over the weekend. Marcia and Michael Peter of Mission have been visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Dane. Mrs. Clyde Ford of Riley was in town Tuesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard White of Savannah, visited friends in Manhattan Tuesday. Mrs. Clifford Steele was here from St.

Marys Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Finuf, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Pinuf and Johnny and Mrs. Grace Whitney left Monday for their home in Fairoaks, after having visited relatives in Kansas several weeks. Mrs. Eugene Kunze and her daughter in law, Mrs. Hal Kunze, of Winkler were visitors in Manhattan Tuesday.

Mr. and Lind -of the Ashland community were in town Tuesday afternoon. Bill Sampson of Junction City was in. the city: Tuesday Hoyt Purcell was in town last week on Hoyt, now of Kansas City, lived here as a boy. Mrs.

C. A. Dort will visit her daughter. Mrs. Gerald Shannon, and Mr.

Shannon in Topeka this weekend. Miss Norma Jean. Johnson, whor has been ill with pneumonia. is slightly improved. Mrs.

J. C. Diehl and children will visit her brother, Roy Drown, Jr. and family in Topeka tonight. and.

Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Lovell and Mr.

and Mrs. T. O. McClung will attend a banquet of their insurance company in Wichita, Friday night. The Womans Society of Christian Service at Keats Is sponsoring a chicken, pie supper and bazaar Thursday night at the Methodist church in Keats.

The wrong date was given in the Mercury- Tuesday evening. Dave Dallas was in Kansas City Tuesday. He was the main speaker at the Missouri-Kansas theatre managers meeting. Mrs. H.

W. Brewer who was taken to Kansas City, the first of the week for medical treatment and observation is in Room 352, St. Luke's hospital. Miss Izora Wolfe, who broke a bone in her foot several days ago, was taken home from the hospital this morning. Her foot will be in a cast another month.

Mrs. George A. Dean, a natient in St. Mary hospital, is gradually regaining strength and feeling better. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Sherrill and children Wendy and Teddy of Salina visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

Lundberg Sunday helping Mr. Lundberg celebrate his birthday anniversary. Mrs. Walter Jacobson who underwent surgery at St. Mary hospital last week is convalescing at home.

By Charlotte Mutaohler, Dial 4411 Cowling is president emeritus of Carleton college, Northfield, Minn. Mrs. Guice is his daughter and Rev. Guice is pastor of the St. John's Methodist church on Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Mo.

Dr. and Mrs. Brubaker are alumni of Carleton college. Mrs. Ethel Brown has been called to the her daughter, Mrs.

R. Janke, in Claflin, by the sudden death of Mr. Janke's father, Henry Janke. Mrs. Alva Jacobson and children, Charles, Jane, Helen, Donald and Marilyn visited relatives in Beloit last week.

Miss Bertha Emery accompanied them and spent the time with her brother, Lloyd Emery, and family. Mrs. Grace McGuire has moved from the State theatre building apartments to 205 Houston. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard D. Rogers will accompany Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart and Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Stewart of Wamego to Kansas City this weekend to see "Babes and Mrs. J. B. Stoner of Cheyenne, has come to visit for a week with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Endacott, Mr.

Endacott Susan and Jeffrey. Mrs. T. L. Martin was over from Ogden Wednesday afternoon.

Miss Evelyn Winterscheid, Mrs. Gene Riggs and sons, Junetion City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richard Tuesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Davison made a business tripe to Topeka Tuesday and attended the wrestling matches there that evening. Mrs.

William Steffins of Wakefield visited her mother, Mrs. Maude Graves, Wednesday. Edwin Bower of Tucson, has come for a visit of several weeks with his sisters, Mrs. Mabel Smith and Mrs. Florence Sanders.

Grigg and R. R. Bennett will attend an insurance meeting at the Town House hotel in Kansas City this weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Farrell of Junction City were in Manhattan Wednesday afternoon. Everett Wareham left the first of the week for New York City. Miss Anna Crouch, who is living in Maple Hill with her brother, is spending the week in Manhattan with relatives and friends. Miss Margaret Mackey has moved from 311 South Fifth to 530. Houston.

Cpl. and Mrs. Kenneth Hart returned recently from Sparta. Wis. where they visited relatives of Corporal Hart.

Robert Stover, BT-1 of the 8. Navy was on board USS. Hellena which was fired upon by the enemy October off the east coast of Korea. Four men were killed by the blast. Robert is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Stover. and Mrs. Earl Ray visited Mr.

Say's mother in Wilsey Sunday. Guests of Cpl. and Mrs. Kenneth Hart Wednesday were Cpl. Donald Schultz who has just arrived from Korea, and his mother, Mrs.

Schultz, who came down from Hanover to meet him. Corporal Schultz will spend 30 days at his home in Hanover before reporting for a new station. Mrs. Lula Burton spent Sunday in Wilsey with her mother, Mrs. Charles Brown.

Mrs. A. E. Holt of Merem, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles T.

Brewster and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burdette went to Herington today to be with Mr. Burdette's mother, who was to undergo the hospital there this morning, (From Friday's Daily) Don Lamb is in Wienita on business.

and Mrs. Vance Hugunin and son, Kyle, of Kirwin were here Saturday for the Kansas State-Oklahoma football game and visited relatives in Manhattan over the weekend. Wayne Fagan of U. S. Maritime Marine flew from then Baltimore, Thursday for a few days with his mother, Mrs.

A. Fagan, Fremont. Dorothy Whitmyer, Mrs. Kate Rogers, Mrs. Floyd Stelznen and Mrs.

Ben Pickering were here Wednesday from Wamego. Miss Annabelle Bamber, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Leonard, and other relatives will return Sunday to Colo, where she is employed. Miss Gloria Zoeller spent the weekend in Salina with Miss Dorothy Callahan, a student at Mary Mount college, Salina. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Stiles returned Thursday from Wichita where Mr.

Stiles underwent surgery. C. B. Hilliard and Mrs. Dewey Kaul were visitors from Wamego Thursday.

Sgt. John T. Foster who has at Camp Roberts, visited been a attending leadership school in Manhattan last week enroute to Fort Sill, where he will attend OCS. Mrs. Foster and baby who lived here while he was in California, accompanted him to Fort Sill.

Mrs. Elsie Williams and Miss Nannie Beesley were here from Wamego Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Richter, who have been living in Scott City, are moving back to Albuquerque, N. for the former's health. They are visiting Mrs. Richter's mother.

Mrs. J. T. Justus. before relocating in Albuquerque early in December.

Bulb Sale--All Holland bulbs, 2 doz. for price of one. Tulips, Narcissus. Hyacinth, Crocus. Kansas Evergreen Nursery.

31-3 John W. Jones is the new manager of the National Farm Loans of Manhattan, replacing the late W. A. Wolgast. Prior to coming here Mr.

Jones was associated with the Abilene office. He moved his family here last week. They are residing at 1805 Leavworth. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Green of El Monte Inn, Granby, visited 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mont Green over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Eric Tebow will be guest speaker at a reciprocity luncheon given by Chapter AF of PEO in Augusta Saturday. Chapters of PEO from towns surrounding Augusta will be guests at the luncheon. The left hand of Charley Woods, Westmoreland, WAS caught in an ensilage field cutter Wednesday and crushed so badly it was necessary to amputate the hand. (From Sunday's Daily) Here for the funeral of Mrs. J.

S. Stiles are Mrs. Calla Messer and sons, Marion and Bolin, and Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Bahn, Taft, Tex.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davison are in Kansas City today on business. E. B.

Van Valkenburgh is transacting business in Kansas City, today. Jane Dento will spend the weekend in Topeka with their mother, Mrs. Don Denton. Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Hinds will go to Wichita Saturday to spend the weekend. with, Mrs. Hinds' Dr. and Mrs. Oren Printz and daughter, Norene, of Clyde will be weekend guests of Mrs.

Printz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fosha. Dr. Printz will attend a chiropractic meeting in Kansas City.

Mrs. V. M. Solt of Los Angeles, flew here for the funeral of her mother, Mrs. J.

S. Stiles. The body of Mrs. Stiles, who died in Los Angeles, was brought to Manhattan for burial. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Haines of Sabetha were Wednesday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward M. Keller and attended the Keller Store opening Thursday, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Fosha have sold their home at 322 Pierre and are moving to 1869 Platt. Mr. and Mrs. Mont Green will attend the football game in Lawrence Saturday.

Mrs. Finley Wickham was in Kansas City the first of the week to see her son, Neal Van Doren, who is in a hospital there. Neal's condition is improving and he will undergo an eye operation in the near future. Mrs. A.

L. Arnold accompanied Mrs. Wickham to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Hamlin left this morning for Wakeeney to visit over the weekend with their son, Howard Hamlin, and Mrs. Hamlin. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Dary will leave Saturday morning for Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will attend the national real estate convention. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. A.

N. Blackman and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Parsons in Granville, Ohio, before returning home. The Blackmans formerly lived here.

Mrs. C. O. Price, Miss Wilma Kathryn Price and Mr. and Mrs.

Grover Way drove to Topeka Friday afternoon attend the funeral of A. Boyce Forbes. Mrs. H. B.

Tomson and son, Bruce, of Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. Tomson's father, C. A. Kimball, this weekend. Mrs.

C. V. Gundy returned Thursday from Belleville where she had spent several days with her aunt, Mrs. Lenna Simms, who was dismissed from the hospital there earlier in the week. Mr.

and Mrs. O. C. Schryer have returned from Grand Island, where they visited their son, Frank Schryer, Mrs. Schryer and little daughter, Frances.

Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Colt, and Mrs.

R. Russell Cave attended the funeral of Dr. F. Croson in Clay Center Saturday Mrs. Minnie Babb and Rufus Babb are spending the weekend in Kansas City with their daughter and sister, Mrs.

Morton Holmes, and Dr. Holmes. and Mrs. Lytle Huling of Larned who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Kern Warner several days, left Saturday for Novelty, to visit other relatives. L. V. Johnson of Randolph was taken to Stormont hospital in Topeka last Tuesday for a medical checkup. Miss Jean Stockmyer of Kansas City is visiting this weekend with her brother, John Stockmyer, and family.

Members of St. Paul's Episcopal auxiliary who attended the Northwest convocation for Episcopal women Thursday in Blue Rapids were Mrs. Charles R. Davies, Mrs. A.

E. vonTrebra, Mrs. Evelyn Winne, Wallace Johnston, Mrs. Robert Conover, Mrs. Kenneth Messner, Mrs.

R. H. Painter, Mrs. W. R.

Moses. Rev. Davies accompanied them Mrs. G. L.

Tetrick is spending the weekend in Kansas City, with her sister, Mrs. E. W. Jackson and Mr. Jackson.

Mrs. H. Wallerstedt has returned home after a visit of several weeks in Kansas City with her daughter, Mrs. Colby Hamilton and family and in Topeka with her son, Robert Wallerstedt, and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Hewitt McCamish and son, Bob, of Kansas City, are weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Huse, parents of Mrs. McCam- Mrs. Ed Salberg of Randolph was in town Friday. Miss Marjorie Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Davidson, who is attending Colorado Woman's college, will spend the Thanksgiving vacation at home. Miss Lillian Lund of Wamego was Manhattan Friday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. John Rush and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Friday attended a church dinner at Belvue Thursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Schroer and Miss Norma Schroer of The Johnson Twins In the above picture are Kay, identical twin daughters of 1, Rock Hill. The twins have an three and a half years old. When were a year old. They are now 19 are Mrs.

Nell Johnson and Mr. and hattan. Randolph were in Manhattan Friday. Mrs. John Eggerman and Paul Larson of Green visited their daughters, Marie and Joyce, Friday.

Marie and Joyce are students at Kansas State college. In the October 25 issue of The Nation the article entitled "Suicide by Oil" is by Mrs. Robert Alsop, writing under her maiden name, Marcelle Michlein. Mr. and Mrs.

Alsop are living in Caracas, S. A. Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Fear of Leonardville were in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.

Miller of Hutchinson are visiting this week with Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Ella Reed. Mrs. Jennie Weber and Mr.

and Mrs. spent Thursday Bertopeka. Mrs. Max Mrs. Haroid Tetwiler drove to Topeka on business Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brewer attended the Kansas University game in Lawrence Saturday and went on in to Kansas City to see his mother, Mrs.

H. W. Brewer, who is a patient in St. Luke's hospital. Mrs.

R. A. Seaton has returned from the western part of the state where she conducted a series of district PTA meetings. In Dodge City where the last meetings, president were of held, the Mrs. State Seaton, Parent Teacher association, met with school officials, the mayor and members of the Chamber of Commerce, to plan the state convention which will be held in Dodge City, April 28, 29, and 30.

Dr. Donald L. Croghan and Miss Kathryn Utz of St. Joseph, will be Sunday guests at the T. C.

Sinquefield home. Mrs. Ralph Gallup of Kansas City, visited Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Dearborn and Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Jorgenson Friday. Mrs. Gallup, a sister of Mrs. Joy Hammett, is spending the weekend with the Hammett family. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Will of Los Angeles, are visiting their sister, Mrs. June Bergreen this weekend. Miss Mary Kelly of the Farm Bureau insurance office spent her vacation in Topeka and Kansas City. Kenneth Long of Emporia spent Saturday in Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. John Engert have returned home from a buying trip. they attended the antique shows at Amarillo. Tulsa, Springfield, and Chicago, Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Spiers and daughter, Karen, of Midland. were guests of Mr. were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Spiers and family, Friday. Dr. and Mrs. D.

C. Warren of Lafayette, plan to spend Thanksgiving with friends in Manhattan. The Warrens formerly lived here. Mr. and Mrs.

L. V. Kelly attended the football game in Chapman Friday evening. (From Monday's Daily) Cpl. Jim Lytle of Chanute Air Force Base, is spending a 15 day leave with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Lytle and brothers, Robert and Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Saffry of Dodge City are visiting Mrs.

Saffry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moorman, and his brother, Dr. Victor Saffry and Mrs. Saffry for a few days.

Sunday they went to Alma to spend the day with relatives of Mr. Saffry. Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Kilkenny and little daughter, Janet, of Ponca City, were weekend guests of Mr. Kilkenny's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Kilkenny. Mrs. J. B.

Stoner left Sunday for her home in Cheyenne. after a short visit here with her daughter. Mrs. Richard Endacott, and family. The Stoners formerly lived in Manhattan.

Hayward Jenkins and son, Bobby, are leaving New York Tuesday for Nuremberg, Germany, to join Mr. Jenkins who since June has been stationed there with the Air Force. She and Bobby have spent the summer with her mother. Mrs. Louella, Nelson.

The Jenkins' formerly lived in Leavenworth. Jenkins. Bobby and Mrs. Nelson visited Mrs. Ella Carroll in Topeka and Mrs.

Clyde Wiscombe in Overbrook, sisters of Mrs. Nelson. before Mrs. Jenkins son left for New York. Three other sisters of Mrs.

Nelson, Mrs. Charles Parry and Mr. Parry and children of Wichita; Mrs. E. F.

Matthews and Mrs. A. T. Spring of Reno, and a brother, Sam Nelson, of California all visited at the Nelson home before Mrs. Jenkins left for Ger.

many. Sam returned from service in Korea in June. Miss Nella Lawson spent the weekend with her parents at Leonardville. Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Brees of Albuquerque, N. are here MANHATTAN REPUBLIC MANHATTAN, KANSAR Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1951 end with their son, Pvt. John E. John enlisted ago Nelson, who is stationed, there.

and is in basic training at Wichita Falls. Mary Husted of Portland, is visiting twin sister, Mrs. Edgar Iles. Mrs. Madge Lewis, Mrs.

Wilna Van Blarcum and Mrs. Gertrude Musil were in Blue Rapids Thursday night at the time the Worthy Grand matron of Eastern Star made her official chapter there. Mr. Misindo Clyde Taylor of Manchester visited Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Kistler Sunday, Mr. Taylor is a nephew of Mrs. Kistler.

George Zeigler made a bustnestiss Beth to Topeka Chapman Monday, spent Sunday in Clay Center. Mr. and Mrs. John Bess visited in Lincoln, over the weekend. Dr.

and Mrs. V. L. Strickland venereturned from El Dorado have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Max Bickford and family. Mrs. Bickford is the former Ruth Strickland. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Schaarsmith accompanied Lt. E. J. Denman and little daughter, Cynthia, from Battle Creek, Saturday and attended the funeral of Mrs.

Denman. Mr. and Mrs. George Selby and children spent Sunday with relatives in Abilene. Misses Marillyn Weisbender, Dottie Kinman and Jane Guthrie attended the show, "Guys and Dolls' in Kansas City Saturday night.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bertsch and Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Bertsch of Arkansas Pass, were here Saturday for the funeral Mrs. E. J. Denman.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Musil spent the weekend in Tonganoxie with friends. Lt. and Mrs.

Jack Sharp, who have been stationed in Boise, are in Manhattan this week. Lieutenant Sharp is changing stations. P. G. Dalton, Jay McGehe, Leo Hillman, Sterling McCollum and L.

G. Yeo of Cole's store were in Kansas City Sunday. They selected goods for the men's furnishing department of the store. Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Weisbender were in Kansas City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Hale were here Monday from Randolph. Mrs. A.

N. Kirkpatrick and Danny were here Monday from Junction City. Mrs. Rae Gray, who has been ill, was feeling better Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Guy' L. Jolley, Route 3, drove to Omaha, Sunday to visit their daughter, Mrs. Irene Albin, and family. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Birch have moved from 1855 Platt to the Village Motel. Paul Schwartz, of Derry, visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Schwartz, over the weekend. Mrs. M. B.

Chilcott and three children left Coffeyville by plane Saturday afternoon for Denver where they were met by Mr. Chilcott and taken to their new home at Lead, S. Chilcott family lived Manhattan before Mr. Chilcott, was business the Coffeyville Journal. Recently he became editor and general manager of the Lead Call and the Deadwood Pioneer Times, Seaton publications in South Dakota.

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schneider attended the funeral of his cousin, Urban Koelzer, Monday in Seneca. KSAC Will Air New Information Program A. weekly series of informational programs will sented by the school of engineering at Kansas State over college radio station KSAC be ginning at 5:15 p.m.

Nov. 23. Paul De Weese. assistant director of the station, an nounced today. DeWeese said Dean M.

A. Durland of the engineering school will open the series talking on opportunities in engineering. He will be followed by seven department heads in the school who will explain specific opportunities in their respective fields. Prof. Leland S.

Hobson, associate director of the K-State engineering experiment sta tion, will talk on highway safety. Later programs will concern K-State's part in Kansas engineering problems, engineering research, and new developments in the K-State engineering school. KSC Health Fees Will Be Increased Shortly Fees for student health services at Kansas State college will have to be raised or the services reduced. Dr. Tom Lord, chairman of a college committee on student health, has reported.

The committee has proposed that the fee be raised from $7.50 to $10 a semester. Students are to vote on the. proposal Nov. 14 and 15. In addition to constantly rising costs, enrollment at K- State dropped this year so the health service has about $19,000 less income from fees than it had last year, Lord explained.

Last previous health fee increase was in 1943. DR. VAIL TO HOUSTON Gladys E. Vail, head of the department of foods and nutrition, left Friday to attend the annual meeting of the land grant colleges and universities 111 Houston, Tex. Vail is secretary of the research section of the home economics school.

Meetings are scheduled to begin Nov. 11 and continue through Nov. 15. Deaths and Obituaries To Bring Mrs. Denman Here For Last Rites Mrs.

Emma' Jane Denman, 29, formerly of Manhattan. died Monday in a hospital at Battle Creek, Mich. She moved with husband, Lt. Edwin J. Denman, when he was transferred to Germany in 1949.

WaS flown back to the United States for medical treatment about a year ago. Mrs. Denman was an employee of the Studio Royal while in Manhattan. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Methodist church. She was born Aug.

23, 1922. Surviving are: the widower and a daughter, Cynthia Jane Denman, her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bertsch, 1215 Vattier, and a sister, Mrs. N. Sherwood, Coronado, Calif.

The body was brought to the Courser funeral home. Dr. F. Copeland Dies Here Friday Dr. J.

F. Copeland, 78, Rundolph dentist many years, died Friday at a local hospital. He retired about three years ago because of poor health. He was a master mason. Surviving are three daughters: Wichita; Miss Katherine Lyle Copeland, North Kansas City, and Mrs.

Warren Wohler of near Randolph. Private funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Chelander Eshbaugh chapel. Rector Green officiated. Burial was in Sunset cemetery.

Masons conducted graveside services. Hold Services Nov. 11 For Donald Walstrom Funeral services for Donald William Walstrom, 43, were held, 2 p.m. Nov. 11 at the Chelander -Eshbaugh chapel in Randolph.

J. W. Chelander was in charge of the services. Burial was in the Randolph cemetery. Mr.

Walstrom died of a heart attack, in home Desnler, was in Cheyenne, ThursWyo. He was born Dec. 11, 1908 at Garrison. Memberships were held in the Eagles lodge at Cheyenne, and the bakers union. Surviving are: his widow, Mrs.

Aneta Walstrom, of the home; his Mr. and Mrs. Will Walstrom. Randolph; three brothers, Leslie Walstrom, Iraan Raymond Walstrom, Cheyenne, and Herman Walstrom, Garrison; and one sister Miss Mina Walstrom, Denver, Colo. Mrs.

Jane Denman Dies At Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs. Jane Denman, formerly of Manhattan, died Tuesday in a hospital at Battle Creek, Mic.1. She was an employee of the Royal when the family Studio, home here. Surviving are: her widower, Lt.

Edwin J. Denmanmand a daughter. Cynthia of the home and a daughter, Vattier. Mrs. Elizabeth Bertsch, 1215 The body will be brought to the Courser funeral home.

J. TAYLOR Wamego, Nov. 8- Funeral services were held at the Stewart funeral home here Nov. 2, for Harry J. Taylor, 76, who died of a heart attack at Genn Hospital in Wamego Oct.

30. The services were conducted by the Rev. J. Thompson Baker, Presbyterian minister, and burial was in the Wabaunsee cemetery. Harry J.

Taylor, the son Mr. and Oliver Taylor of New Waterford, Ohio, was born April 2, 1875. He came to Kansas at an early age and resided for many years in Wabaunsee county where he was a prominent farmer and stockman. He served four years in the Kansas House of Representatives from Wabaunsee county. His wife preceded him in death several years ago.

He is survived by a son, Bruce Taylor, of Bonner Springs. JOHN P. BAIR Wamego, Nov. 8 Funeral services were held Nov. 5 at the Stewart funeral home here for John P.

Bair, 79, who died Nov. 3 at his home in Wamego. The services were conducted by the Rev. Gordon Coldsmith, pastor of the Wamego Methodist church, and interment was in the Wamego cemetery. Graveside services were conducted by the Masonic lodge.

John P. Bair was born March 7, 1872, at Ohio Station, Ill. In early manhood he came to Belvue, in Pottawatomie county, and for 55 years was engaged in farming in that community. He was a member of the Belvue Methodist church and a member of Wamego lodge No. 75, A.

F. A. M. He married Mary Isabel McCoy Westmoreland, Dec. 30, 1891.

Survivors include: his widow. Mary the home; three sons, William and Glenn Bair, Wamego, and Roosevelt J. Bair, Corpus Christi, three daughters, Mrs. Jessie Cobb and Mrs. Tena Balderson, of Wichita, and Mrs.

Faye Buchmeier, of Paxico; two brothers, George Bair, Kansas City, and Daniel Bair, Topeka; one sister, Mrs. Ed Salley, Topeka; eight grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren. MARRIAGE LICENSES B. J. Autrey, 24.

and Eunice M. Cox, 22, both of Jonesboro, La. Edmund B. Lunch, 23, Rushville, and Marilyn J. Scott.

20, Connersville, Ind. Dr. F. Croson Dies After Short Illness CLAY CENTER, Nov. 8-Dr.

F. R. Croson, 59, past president of the Kansas, state medical society and a prominent physician and surgeon, died last night in a Concordia hospital after a short illness. Dr. Croson retired from active medical practice last summer after a heart attack from which he recovered.

He had made plans to spend the winter in Mexico. He had traveled widely in recent years, visiting Europe and South and Central America. Born at Aledo, he was graduated from Northwestern university in Chicago and established practice here in 1925. He headed the Kansas State medical society last year. An active Rotarian, especially in international affairs he was voted an honorary membership when he retired.

Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. A. C. Fletcher, whose husband, a major in the army at Fort Riley recently returned from Korea. Funeral services were at the Presbyterian church here at 2 p.

m. Saturday. Burial was in Clay Center. shown Charlene May and Marlene Mr. and Mrs.

Johnson, route older sister, Carolyn Sue, who is this picture was taken the twins months old. Their grandparents Mrs. Sam Kimble, all of Man- for a two week vacation. They will visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dudley Brees, 1207 Vattier, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nordstrom of Randolph. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Springer and family sometime this week are moving to Beloit where Mr. Springer will. be employed by the state. Linda Lundberg, who underwent a tonsilectomy at St. Mary hospital Friday, was brought home Sunday.

Mrs. Margherita Sparman and Mrs. Sophia Polson drove to the former's home north of May Day Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Spealman spent Friday in Marysville visiting her son, Mark Spealman, and wife.

Mark left the hospital recently after having been a patient there six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Brees and children of St. Charles, will arrive in Manhattan next weekend to visit until Thanksgiving with Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley Brees and other relatives. T. E. Lindberg returned to Hays this morning after spending the weekend here with his family.

Mr. Lundberg is building a new dormitory at Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rindom and children, Ronny, Gwendolyn and David, of Kansas City were weekend guests of Mrs.

Rindom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Avers.

Charlotte Mutschler visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Senn and Mrs. Nellie Senn at LaSita.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schmedemann, who have been on vacation since October 21, returned home Sunday night. They drove to California where they visited Mrs. Schmedemann's mother, Mrs.

R. A. Buck and Mr. Buck in Glendale, and an uncle, Taylor, and family in El Monte: They visited friends and acquaintances at points along the way in Texas, Palm Springs, Phoenix and Tucson. Mr.

and Mrs. W. K. Smith visited Dr. and Mrs.

H. G. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Logan in Eskridge Sunday. Miss Janet Fulton, Topeka; Mrs. Owen Fulton and Keith, and Mrs. Edna Murback and Miss Amelia Pittman, Wabaunsee, were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Marshall Sunday. Roy Cook of the Riley Regent was in Manhattan today on business. Mrs. Frank Eaton of Salina was in Manhattan today.

Mrs. H. K. George and Kathy of Caney visited Miss Joan George Sunday. Larry Ryan of Wichita spent the weekend in Manhattan.

(From Tuesday's Daily) Mr. and Mrs. George Rails- back have returned from visit with relatives in Denver, Colo. John McCormick went to Osborne todav for a visit with his parents. Mrs.

McCormick and daughters, Sandra and Lynn, will join him the last of the week for a weekend visit in Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sherwood of Coronado, were here Saturday for the funeral of Mrs. Sherwood's sister, Mrs.

E. J. Denman. Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Englehorn are moving to Hastings, Neh, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Green spent the weekend in Kansas Citv.

Mo. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Musil visited last week in Tulsa, with Mr. and and Mrs. Thompson family. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Meyers were down from Riley Monday. and Mrs. K. S. Rose were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Rook in Clay Center Sunday. Miss Martha Wilson came from Enid, Okla. Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. E.

J. Denman. Miss Sarah Davies was here Monday from Riley. Mr. and J.

Burford spent the weekend in Longton. Mr. and W. Jenkins were visitors from Riley Monday. A.

E. Deere, who underwent an operation at Mayos in Rochester, is getting along satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Zeigler visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. Floersch in Seneca Sunday. J.

C. Johnston of Bartlesville, is visiting his mother, Mrs. D. F. Johnston, and other relatives for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hess of Bartlesville, were weekend guests of Mrs. Helen Wilson. They drove to Manhattan to bring Mrs.

Hugh Kirkpatrick and Colene home. Mrs. Kirkpatrick and little daughter had been visiting friends in Bartlesville this past 10 days. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Nelson have returned from Wichita Falls, where they spent the week. Frank M. Brooks Dies At Seneca Frank M. Brooks, 78, former Pottawatomie county probate judge, died Saturday at Seneca. He was born at McIntyre Creek and farmed in the area until 15 years ago.

He made his home at Seneca the last 10 years. He suffered a stroke about six months ago. Surviving are: his widow, Mrs. Lucinda Brooks of the home; two sons, Carroll Brooks, Spencer, Iowa, and Dale Brooks, Mankato; three daughters, Mrs. George Burgess, Westmoreland; Mrs.

Edith Kimet, Beloit, and the former Frankie Brooks, now married and living at Walla Walla, a brother, Joseph K. Brooks, Manhattan, and a sister, Mrs. H. O. Pitman, Wabaunsee.

Services were held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the First Congregational church. The Rev. Richard of Seneca was in charge. Burial was in Sunset cemetery.

Mrs. Emma Amiss, 76, Dies At Wamego Sun. Mrs. Emma Amiss, 76, St. George, died Sunday at a Wamego hospital.

She had been a patient three days. She had been a resident the area 45 years. Her husband, John Amiss, died in 1947. She was born Aug. 26, 1875.

Surviving are: two brothers, Frank Willard St. George and Henry Willard. Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Burliew-Cowan chapel. Burial was in Sunset cemetery, Raleigh Toothaker Dies At San Diego Raleigh G.

Toothaker, 59, formerly of Manhattan, died Sept. 2 at San Diego, to word just reaccording, friends here. He moved to San Diego about 1940. 1940. Surviving are: his widow, Mrs.

Lulu Kane Toothaker; a Robert Toothaker, and a daughter, Mrs. Sarah Butler, of San Diego. FRED ARTHUR HUGGINS Wamego, Nov. 8 Funeral (From Thursday's Daily) Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Coder spent the past two weeks in Ponca City and Shawnee, Okla. With W. J. Coder and family they drove to Hot Springs and Little Rock, Ark. Other relatives they visited on their vacation were their son, James, in Hiawatha, Ralph, in Onaga, their daughter, Mrs.

Nat Grant and family, Topeka, and Mrs. Coder's sister, Mrs. Frank. Ellis, and Mr. Ellis, who live south of Topeka.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. arrived home Tuesday night from a trip easte They visited their daughter, Mrs. John G.

Gaddie, Lieutenant Gaddie and son, Griffin, in Long Bar Harbor, Md. Lieutenant Gaddie stationed at Aberdeen Proving ground where he is in officers' school. The Martins visited scenic spots in the vicinity including historical Williamsburg, Va. In Washington. D.

C. they were guests of their nephew, Lt. Col. Charles F. Hardman, Mrs.

Hardman and sons and with them made several sightseeing tours in that region. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark and daughter, who have been here visiting Mr. Clark's mother, Mrs.

Delia Clark, 1100 Pierre, left this morning for Hutchinson to visit Mrs. Clark's people before returning to their home in San Diego, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Davison visited her brother, G. H. Miller and Mrs. Miller in Salina Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Holmes returned Wednesday from Hutchinson where they spent several days with their Wendell Holmes and family." Dr. D.

J. Cowling while 1n Manhattan for the AAOW dinper November 15 will be a guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. Brubaker.

Rev. and Mrs. John Guice will be additional guests of Dr. and Mrs. Brubaker.

Dr. services were held at the Stewart funeral home here on Nov. 1 for Fred Arthur Huggins, 83, who died at his home north of Wamego, Oct. 30. The services were conducted by the Rev.

W. E. Holdren, and interment was in the Wamego cemetery. Fred Arthur Huggins, the eldest son of Charles J. and Mary Jane Huggins, was born Jan.

25, 1868, on the farm where he has lived his entire life, with the exception of five years which were spent on a farm north of Louisville when he child. He waived on the farm a mile and a half north of Wamego for 78 years. engaged in farming all his life. He helped operate the first threshing machine brought to this part of the country. On June 8, 1898, he married Viola Randall, of Louisville, at Westmoreland.

He is survived by: his widow. Mrs. Viola Huggins, of the home; two sons, Charles Arthur Huggins of Wamego, and John F. Huggins, of Glendale, one daughter, Mrs. Abigail Jane Fowkes, of Wamego; one Lucinda Ann Huggins, Glendale, two brothers, C.

R. Huggins, Westmoreland, and L. C. Huggins, of Wamego. LASHELL INFANT DIES Laura Diane La Shell, 2-dayold daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank W. LaShell, 715 Bluemont, died Friday at a local hospital. Graveside services were held Saturday in Sunset cemetery. Rev.

Charles' T. Brewster was in charge. JOE BENNETT DIES Joe Bennett, Ozark Beach, died Friday. He was a nephew of Mrs. Jessie Courser and had visited in Manhattan in September.

Services were in Kansas City. STILES SERVICES Services for Mrs. J. S. Stiles, 75, who died Tuesday at Los Angeles, were held at 2:00 p.m.

Saturday at the Burliew-Cowan chapel. Dr. H. B. Cockrill was in charge.

Burial was in Sunset cemetery. tery..