Society Notes Cover Weddings and Visits Across Cities
The piece records multiple social updates including visits between Albion and Michigan families, engagements and weddings in Kansas City and St Louis areas, travel plans to Sun Valley Idaho, Colorado Springs, and Omaha, plus dinners for dignitaries at the Central Conference of American Rabbis. It highlights Jeanne Whyte and Robert Shopen’s wedding, Maurine Lovely and Alex Sokol’s engagement and upcoming marriage, and a June birth in the Temple family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Whyte
Kenneth Moore Whyte
Robert Cecil Shopen
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Charles Stanley Wengert
Ebster Groves
Joseph Shepen
Omaha
Andrew Shepen
Andrew Gedde
Chicago
William C. Lovely
Maurine Katharine
Alex M. Sokol
New York
Country Club Christian Church
Miss Lovely
University of Kansas City
Conservatory of Music
Juilliard School of Music
Kansas City Musical
Sigma Alpha Iota
Sokol
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Western Reserve University
Leopold Stokowski
American Youth Orchestra
Army Air Corps
Max Bretton
West Sixty-second Street
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Nelson Glueck
Hebrew Union College
Bretton
Cincinnati
Julian Morgenstern
Louis Mann
Julius Mark
Ferdinand Isserman
St. Louis
Rabbit Joseph Fink
Buffalo
Samuel Wolk
Albany
N. Y
Leon Fram
Detroit
Steal Ttan
Irving Reichent
E. Manuel Gameron
Jacob Marcus
Sam Ross
Lawrence Elliott
Maurine Katherine Lovely
Marriages Highlight Spring Wedding Festivities in Local Homes
Multiple couples wed in early June across Kansas and Missouri. Helen Todd and Kenneth Lewis marry in Bonfils chapel with family and friends attending, then honeymoon in the Rocky Mountain National Park and Denver before settling in Mission Kansas. Ruth Louise Thomas weds Jerome A. Hock in Wichita after a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Ward. Beulah Klingbeil and Walter Register unite at St Pauls Lutheran in Callaway Nebraska with reception at the church and honeymoon to Hardin Missouri and Nebraska. Also noted is the Progressive Matrons picnic at Swope Park and Thomas Fetzer’s recent appendectomy with recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen E. Todd
Helen
Kenneth Lewis
Harvey Lewis
Kansas City
Kansas
Frank J. Pippin
Bonfils Chapel
Gladys Cranston
Beverly Thompson
Marilyn Boucher
Patricia Scherrer
Richard Loeb
Clifford Leaton
Robert Leaton
Mrs. Todd
Mrs. Lewis
Rocky Mountain National Park
Denver
West Seventieth Street
Mission, Kansas
Jerome A. Hock
Mary Hock
New Albany
Ind
Tice
William Ralph Ward
Arthea North
Shirley North
Elsie Thomas
John K. Sanders
Wichita
Beulah Klingbeil
John Klingbeil
Callaway
Neb
Walter Register
Mary Register
Hardin, Mo
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
W. L. Westermann
Lucille Westermann
Gyneth Klingbetl
Bud Clements
Richard Adams
Hardin
Nebraska
New Chevrons to Distinguish Combat and Noncombat GIs
Military announces new smaller chevrons to distinguish combat from noncombat soldiers. Combat leaders will wear dark blue on gold, noncombat on gold on dark blue, with a green 1 inch tab for squad and platoon sergeants. Changes apply July 1 or when supply allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown Harris
Albion
Mich
Marie Hars Comstock
Nancyomstock
Betty Comstock
Mrs. Harris
Joseph M. McCune
Bettie Cole McCune
Joseph M. McCune, Jr
Sun Valley
Idaho
Terence M. O'Brien
Colorado Springs
Colo
West Fifty-eighth Street
O'Brien
Georgette Ann Longan
Virginia Fennell
Saddle and Sirloin Club
Mary Blackmar
Russell Dallmeyer Sheldon
Charles T. Ballew
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
Joan Macey
Capt
William R. Callahan
Ft. Jackson, S. C
Harold Anthony Temple
Johnson County
Dora Lee
Temple
Kathleen Patterson
LuAnne Powell
Gloria Horn
Kathleen Brode
Sigma Chapter
University of Kansas
Women’s Council
The
Hyde Park Christian Church
Anna Scott Carter
Carroll F. Gravely
Second Presbyterian Church
Nancy Langford Cook
Fred Pierce Cook
Robert Burton Schanbacher
Robert H. Schanbacher
R. Park Johnson
Richard J. Helms
Johanna Hill
Lyman J Smith
Hartford
Werner Jewett Ames
William Bragg Munn
University Women's Club
Sophian Plaza
Burton Schanbacher
Baltimore Avenue
Ruth Louise Thomas
Charles Cuba Thomas
St. James Parish
Swope Park
Frank Miller
Thomas W. Fetzer
West
Thirty-fifth Street Terrace
Council of Social Agencies
St. Mary's Hospital
Lincoln Fur Storage
Troost WE
Camp Jennings
Lake of the Ozarks
Versailles
America
Finlay
Engineering College
Dale Carnegie
Huff College
Tracy Ave
K. C
McGee
Indiana
G. I
Troost Ave
Sith
Central Business College
Rth
Grand Ave
Inc. Fed. Tor
Charles L-iveh
Altman
Norcross Inc
Madison Av.n. Y
Norcross Cards
Con
Mace-Ryer
Philco
Gabardine
Windsor Kuit
Rothschild’s
Ro Patina
Broadway
Wolferman
Trindlin
Wright Arch Preserver Shoes
Men and Boys Miller Shoe Co
Grand Ave Star
D. Day
Wonder Workers
RUSCO
Chandler
Chablis
East Tith St. Petticoat Lane
Goodall
Aramesh
N Poplin
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