University society party fills Easter weekend events
Newcomers and university clubs host a spring social calendar with Easter luncheons, bridge gatherings, Relays queen events, and campus tours. Notables include Miss Carol Shellhaas of Junction City as Relays queen, with attendants from Fort Hays, Washburn, and St. Joseph, Mo. University hosts and guests attend Dinners, dances, and a parade setup around the Kansas Relays weekend.
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Carol Shellhaas
Junction City
Marlyn Hobbs
Fort Hays State College
Marlene Smith
Washburn University
Topeka
Ann Straub
St. Joseph
Donna Arnold
Dodge City
Joan Moherman
Wellsville
Marvin Hall
Harlan Parkinson
Scott City
Tom Ryther
Lawrence
Hugh Buchanan
Lud Smith
Kansas City
George Kinnes
Garden City
Tom Pheonix
Ellinwood
Union
Relays Queen
Union Building
Clarke Keys
Bob Hall
Shellhaas
Kansas
Family notices and local medical update
Le Anne will return about May 3 and Lawrence Fire Chief John Miller and Mrs. Miller came back from a two week vacation to Carthage Missouri and Dallas Texas visiting friends and relatives. Robert Mitchell of Baldwin was discharged from Watkins Hospital after a weeks stay following an injury from an electric fan blade.
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le Anne
Lawrence
John Miller
W. Wayne Lorimer
Mary Lynn
Seattles Wash
Lorimer
Betty Lou Stephenson
B. %. Stephenson
Lois Anne
Navy Department
Seattle
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Kodiak
Hesper Homecoming, showers, births amid community events
The article lists a busy stretch of local activities including a Hesper Homecoming on April 25 with a basket dinner at the Community Building, a Belleview 4-H Club program with musical acts and a play, and May committees for Nomination and other roles. It notes a surprise shower for Miss Shirley Murphy, a birth announcement for a Zink child in California, and multiple 4-H and Beta Sigma Phi gatherings with plans for roundups, Sunday services, and anniversaries.
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Hesper
Belleview 4-11 Club
Sue
Robert Gabriel
Leroy Thornburg
Carl Kurtz
Amnetta Wright
Douglas Hiarris
Louie
Lyle
Twilla Knabe
Ralph Wotan
Jerry Haris
Roger Stanley
Shirley Murphy
Clarence Rothwell
Eonard Sparks
Donald Hibner
Eldon’Miller
Walling family hosts and visitors span several states
Personal Victor Walling of Chicago visits sister Lalia Walling and brother Guy Walling, with Vinnie Walling of Kansas City arriving Saturday. Maurice B. Myer and Eugene Linville families plan weekend in Salina to meet Linville relatives. Henry Hood and family visit Rochester parents Prof and Mrs George Hood and E H Farr, returning April 21 by plane. Ralph Hubbel Jr and sons Michael and John, of Boulder, Colorado, staying with H O Rust and Ralph Hubbel Sr. Mrs Floyd Wray returns from Kokomo with granddaughter Susan Culbertson. Roy E Taylor escorts son Robert Earl Taylor to Kansas City after Air Force commission, headed to Samson Field. Carl A Eriksen of Hutchinson on business trip to KC and Leavenworth, heads to Topeka and Manhattan. Sam R Redmond returns to Denver after visit with his mother Mrs S B Redmond. Minnie Liggett to spend Easter in Lamar, Colorado with Harold Johnson family.
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Chicago
Lalia Walling
Guy Walling
Vinnie Walling
Kansas
City Wall
Walling Home
Maurice B. Myer
Salina
Eugene Linville
Aubrey Linville
Mr. Linville
Amarillo
Henry Hood
Rochester
N, Y
O. Rust
Ralph Hubbel Sr
Hubbel Sr
Lawrence
Floyd Wray
Susan Culbertson
Kokomo
Ind
Robert Earl Taylor
Kansas City
University Ofansas
Air Force
Samson Field
Geneva
N.Y
Carl Ahlers Eriksen
Hutchinson
C. J. Eriksen
John
Sigma Chi
Leavenworth
Topeka
Manhattan
Sam R Redmond
Denver
Colo
RB. Redmond
Minnie Liggett
Lamar
Harold Johnson
Little
Daffodil Club Show Ends This Evening in Downtown
The Daffodil Club's strolling show will close at 9 this evening when shops shut, and daffodil displays will be removed from downtown storefronts and the City Library. Leading exhibitors include Mrs D T Randell, Miss Ethel Martin, and Mrs Fred Hunsinger alongside a long list of volunteers such as Mrs Ray Schaake, Mrs E J Netzer, Mrs H H Lane, and many others.
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Daffodil Club
D. T. Randell
Ethel Martin
Fred Hunssinger
Ray Schaake
E. J. Netzer
Linwood Grange Holds April Meeting at High School
The Linwood Grange met Saturday night in the high school auditorium with eight officers present. Charles Riley opened the session as Worthy Master, three candidates received first and second degrees, and a card party is set for May 3 at 8 p.m. at the high school. Easter program included by Rev. Ellis. refreshments served by Martha Groh, Mattie Large and Edna Ross.
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Linwood Grange
Charles Riley
Wiley Ward
Sherman Township
Eddie Groh
Grange
Ellis
Martha Groh
Mattie Large
Edna Ross
Summer Rock Hunting Tips Shared by Visitors
Visitors share spontaneous suggestions for summer vacation rock hunting trips. Members offer brief, improvised ideas and guidance for exploring quarries, fields, and shoreline areas.
Ironworkers End Topeka Three-Day Walkout
In Topeka AFL ironworkers halted three construction projects after a three day strike. Kenneth R. Lewis representing contractors said a new wage agreement was accepted granting workers an 11 cent hourly raise, up from an initial 5 cent offer.
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Topeka
AFL
STSMT
Kenneth R. Lewis
Texas oil allowable cut set for May in Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission on Thursday reduced the state oil allowable for May by 192,915 barrels per day to 2,903,915 bpd. The cut affects statewide and East Texas fields with a 17 day production pattern. A motorist today averages about 10,800 miles versus 6,600 in 1929.
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Austin
Tex
The
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Theta Tau to Observe Fiftieth Anniversary
The University of Kansas Theta Tau chapter hosts a Saturday banquet at the chapter house on 12 La. St to mark the national fraternity’s 50th anniversary. Jamison Water, US alumnus and engineering professor at Illinois, grand regent, will speak as guest of honor. Vawter, KK U alumni, who earned the B degree in 1918 and graduate degree in 1923, long served as national treasurer. The Zeta chapter at KL celebrates its 42nd anniversary this day. Theta Tau, founded at the University of Minnesota in 1909, observes golden anniversaries on each founding date of its chapters.
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University of Kansas
Theta Tau National
Sette
Jamison Water
University of Illinois
Theta Tau
Vawter
Lurday
Zeta
Theta Tat
University O Minnesota
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