Frances Crosses The Arctic Circle in Lapland Notes
Frances Russell reports from Lapland as part of Finland’s IFYE program. She describes travel from Helsinki to Rovaniemi, bus rides on rough roads, crossing the Arctic Circle, spotting Russia beyond barren hills, and seeing large reindeer herds and 12,000 reindeer brands. She notes farming limits, pine forests, and a river of logs en route to a sawmill near Oulu while mentioning her location 60 miles north of Tampere Kru.
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Lapland
Finland
Tampere
Kru
Oulu
Nakaniin
Frances
Calendar of Social Events
Social calendar notes gatherings and meetings: A Marie guild at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Bob Schreiber at 903 Theron, ALICE Thayer and Mare Evanseir attending a 2:30 p.m. session at First Baptist church, a joint meeting. LADIES Missionary society of the First Church of God meets at p.m. Spiritual Life Biuthaley. NEIGHBORLY Neighbors at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. John George at 2700 N Main.
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Marie Guild
Bob Schreiber
Theron
Alice Thayer
Mare Evanseireles
First Baptist Church
Ladies Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Biuthaley
John George
N. Main
Radio Schedule Fragment From An Evening Lineup
A noisy snippet lists NBC and NEC programs with names like Fibber McGee One Man's Family and Tony Jewell Reports. The scattered times and show titles reflect a past station grid featuring news, music, dramas, and public affairs across the evening.
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the Weatherman
Weatherman
Sport_Memories
Bob Wells
Rapa
Morgan Beatty
NBC
Tony Jewell
NBC Travel Bureau
Fibber McGee
Eage
Wayna King Orch
Joe Weddle
Sammy Kaye
Telegram Music Hour
Club Carousel
Rowidup
Andy Srhart
Mary McBride
Dr. Petre
Fibtar McGee
Bob ‘Vella
Wonderfal
City
Claude Rains
Just Plain
Bill
Stella Dallas
Young Widder Brown
Pepper Young
Lorenzo Jones
Lona Ranger
Dan' Boone
Coon
Uncle Joe
Alex Drier
Slanta
One Man's Family
Dr. Sixgun
Baltimore
Kansas City
Fridge Chill May Reduce Candle Dripping At Party
A party tip suggests storing candles in the refrigerator overnight to keep them cold. The cold treatment may help minimize dripping and mess on the party table.
Citywide traffic court reform plan noted in eight Kansas towns
Garden City joined seven other Kansas cities in meetings of state traffic courts committee members to standardize traffic regulations and procedures. The Veterans of Foreign Wars announced a two day service officers school at Dodge City. Dr W B Taliner and family settled in Dodge City after leaving St John. Fairmont Creamery defeated City All Stars after four tries. Young People’s Fair planning neared completion with 100 exhibitors and 350 exhibits. Donita Hagler of Deerfield to Robert Buerkle of Holcomb announced for August 12 marriage. New Nazarene pastor Rev M E Waldon to Kalvesta. he and family move from Paradis. Beverly LeVeln hosted a houseguest.
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Garden City
Kansas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dodge City
Personal milestones and travels around Garden City
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Bud Kahrs of Kansas City Sunday. Mrs Kahrs is Kathryn Betts daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Betts of 307 West Santa Fe. About 40 attended a picnic in honor of Bill Woodard of Ft Riley. Bill will visit his grandparents Alva Maupin at Osborne before returning to Ft Riley for duty in Germany. Col Bingham and Chuck Tennessen of Ladysmith Wis are guests. Janine Brammer, Denver, Cole, and Baptist society members held a picnic supper at the Baptist Educational building and will attend junior college in Garden City. They will stay with Mr and Mrs Carl Connors 515 North Ninth. Mr and Mrs Paul Cole and Kenneth 420 Davis left for Denver to attend a J C Penney convention then Canyon City to visit friends. they return Saturday. Marty McElroy, daughter of Mr and Mrs William McElroy of Hillside Ranch, is in Garden City spending weeks with her parents and friends. She visited Joyce and Bonnie McElroy in Denver and the Nickums in Colorado Springs, then came here. She is employed in Washington DC as staff assistant on the Senate Post Office and Civil Service committee for Sen Frank Carlson.
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Bud Kahrs
Kansas City
Kahrs
Kathryn Betts
F. E. Betts
West Santa Fe
Bill Woodard
Ft. Riley
Church of the Brethren
Bill
Alva Maupin
Osborne
Germany
Garden City
Carl Connors
North Ninth
Paul Cole
Kenneth
Davis
Denver
J. C. Penney
Canyon City
Marty McElroy
William McElroy
Hillside Ranch
Miss McElroy
Joyce
Bonnie McElroy
William F. Nickums
Colorado Springs
Washington, D.C
Senate Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Sen
Frank Carlson
Local social evening hosts notable guests in Summit Street area
Ranking Republican committee member Jack Londene of Enterprise and Miss Dorothea Hayman of Tribune were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dalton. About 30 friends and neighbors in the 500 block on Summit Street gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Dean Davies, 524 Summit, for a neighborhood gathering.
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Jack Londene
Enterprise
Dorothea Hayman
Tribune
Rick Dalton
Nancy
Kevin
North Third
Summit Street
Dean Davies
Summit
Eilerts to Move to California Next Weekend
The Roland Eilerts bid goodbye Monday night as Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ricker assisted. The Eilerts will leave Friday or Saturday to establish their home in California.
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Roland Eilerts
Floyd Ricker
Eilerts
California
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Deerfield
Paul Hagler
Robert Buerkle
A. L. Buerkle
Holcomb
Nazarene Church
Kalvesta
M. E. Waldon
Rev
Waldon
Paradis
Beverly LeVeln
Bingham
Chuck Tennessen
Ladysmith, Wis
Janine Brammer
Cole
Baptist Missionary Society
Baptist Educational Building
Pentecostal Holiness Church
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