Topeka Couple Announce Engagement of Jeanine Sohl
Mr and Mrs Stanley D Sohl of Topeka announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanine to Stephen Ray Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Howard W Stanley and Mr and Mrs Raymond S Barnes also of Topeka. Jeanine a Topeka West graduate will finish a Kansas University occupational therapy degree in May. Stephen Barnes is a Washburn University graduate with a bachelor of fine arts in art. A late summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley D. Sohl
Topeka
Jeanine
Stephen Ray Barnes
Howard W. Stanley
Raymond S. Barnes
Miss Sohl
Topeka West High School
Washburn University
Kansas University
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Mr. Barnes
KU Historians Share Papers At National Meeting
Twelve KU history faculty members attended the Organization of American Historians annual meeting in Chicago. Theodore Wilson and Lloyd Sponholtz presented papers, Donald McCoy helped organize the program, and other KU attendees included N Ray Hines William Tuttle John Clark David Katzman Miryam Kay W Stitt Robinson Gary Wamsley and Phillip Paludan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of History
Kansas University
Organization of American Historians
Chicago
Donald McCoy
Theodore Wilson
Lloyd Sponholtz
N. Ray Hines
John Clark
David Katzman
Miryam Kay
W. Stitt Robinson
Gary Wamsley
Phillip Paludan
Prarsenals Welcomes Son Steven Daniel Morgan
A son, Steven Daniel, was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Don Morgan Jr. of St. Louis at a local hospital. The couple also has a son, Shane, age 3, with grandparents James Burnett of Rt. 5 and Don Morgan Sr. of Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Daniel
Don Morgan Jr
St. Louis
Shane
James Burnett
Rt. 5
Don Morgan Sr
Garden City
PTA SPONSORS TALENT SHOW AT JUNIOR HIGH
Lecompton Lecompton PTA sponsored an April talent show at the junior high school with 20 entries from kindergarten through eighth grade. The new public address system, bought from carnival funds, was used for the first time.
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Lecompton
Lecompton Pta
PTA
Singles Discussion Group Meets at Church Fireside Room
The April meeting of the Singles Discussion Group starts at 8 p.m. Monday in the Fireside Room of the First United Methodist Church. The topic is Advantages of Being Single.
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First United Methodist Church
Lawrence Women’s Political Caucus Meeting Cancelled
The Lawrence Women’s Political Caucus cancels its Wednesday meeting so members may attend Karen DeCrow’s talks in Ottawa. She sits on the boards of NOW and the National Women’s Political Caucus and will speak at 9:30 a.m. at the Administration Building and at 11:45 a.m. luncheon. Reservations or transport via Dianna Wagner or Beverly Tubby.
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Lawrence Women’s Political Caucus
Ottawa
Karen DeCrow
National Organization For Women
National Women’s Political Caucus
Lawrence
Dianna Wagner
Beverly Tubby
Community groups list active social season in Lawrence
Meri Maffet of KU attends Pilot Club dinner with Joan Sherwood as guest speaker. Kappa Kappa Iota marks its 12th birthday. United Methodist Women circles meet in Eudora. Dorcas and Ruth Circles host luncheons. Douglas County clubs plan tours, luncheons, and programs at Eldridge House and local churches. Mission talks, Indian cuisine dinners, and classroom lectures feature in varied schedules through May.
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United Methodist Women
Eudora
A C E Conference Opens in Wichita with 2000 Participants
The Association for Childhood Education International will hold its 1973 study conference at Century II in Wichita from Sunday through April 27. The theme is The World's Children: Valuing Diversity. More than 2,000 participants will discuss infancy to early adolescence. General attendance is open. Mrs. Michael Tolar, president-elect of the Lawrence A C E branch, can provide details on the program and fees.
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Association For Childhood Education International
Wichita
Century II
Michael Tolar
Lawrence A. C. E
Adopted Grandparents Easter Party by Volunteer Friends
Volunteers hosted an Easter party for adopted grandparents in retirement homes at Mrs. Winston Harwood’s home. Kansas University student David Cook sang and accompanied himself on guitar. Guests received Easter baskets and carnations, with spring decor and group singing, and a friendship program invites participation.
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Winston Harwood
Broadview
David Cook
Kansas University
Harwood
Engagement of Holly Winston to Thomas L Morrison
Mr and Mrs David W Heron announce the engagement of their daughter Holly Winston to Thomas L Morrison of Overland Park son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Morrison of Rydal PA Miss Heron graduated from the University of California Berkeley in 1970 and will receive a Bachelor of Science in nursing in May Morrison graduated summa cum laude in history from Yale in 1967 and has MA and PhD degrees in clinical psychology from Yale He is an assistant professor of pediatrics and psychology at the children s rehabilitation unit of KU Medical Center in Kansas The couple plans to marry in Lawrence in early September Her father is director of libraries at Kansas University Morrison s father is president of SKF Industries Inc Philadelphia
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David W. Heron
Holly Winston
Thomas L. Morrison
Overland Park
Thomas W. Morrison
Rydal, Pa
Miss Heron
University of California, Berkeley
Kansas University
Mr. Morrison
Yale University
Children’s Rehabilitation Unit
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
SKF Industries Inc
Philadelphia
Cadettes Campout Weigh-In Marks 25-Pound Limit
A Douglas County Cadette Scouts campout at Hidden Valley in Kansas piloted primitive camping. Weighing in of each girl and gear capped at 25 pounds total with food limits of 5 pounds for Friday to Sunday. Cadettes earned leather patches for rankings. leaders and seniors received Trailblazer patches.
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Hidden Valley
Douglas County
Kansas
William Barnes
Democratic Club Elects Officers in Douglas County
John Bingham, 1830 Barker, is the new president of the Douglas County Democratic Club. Wes Fitzgerald, 306 Neb., is vice president, Mabel Stoneback, Rt. 4, secretary, and Betty Reed, 2019 Ky., treasurer. The club acts as an auxiliary of the party and aims to maintain contact with county Democratic groups.
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John Bingham
Barker
Douglas County
Democratic Club
Club
Wes Fitzgerald
Neb
Mabel Stoneback
Rt. 4
Betty Reed
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Do Sos Do Square Dance Club meets 8 p.m. at Kaw Valley School. University Club hosts dinner bridge at 6 30 p.m. 10074 Mass. Victoria Club holds 1 30 p.m. with Mrs Myra Kellen 1336 Conn. Pilot Club of Lawrence 6 30 p.m. English Room Kansas Union Degree Rebekah Lodge Degree Staff and Drill Team 7 30 p.m. practice IOOF Hall Barberhawks SPEBSQSA 8 p.m. South Park Recreation Center Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Alford Clarke Post 852 8 p.m. Post Home A trustee will be elected American Legion Auxiliary dessert card party 1 p.m. Legionaires
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Meri M. Maffet
Pilot Club
Lawrence
Kansas Union
Kaw Valley School
Mass
Victoria Club
Myra Kellen
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Barberhawks
Spebsqsa
South Park Recreation Center
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Alford-Clarke
Post
Dandruff A Common Scalp Condition Across U S
Americans spend about 67 million a year on shampoos and rinses for dandruff, a common scalp disease caused by accelerated skin cell turnover. Dermatologists note symptoms include itching and flaking, and advise thorough shampoos, brushing, and medical advice for redness or swelling.
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Jeanine Sohl
William M. Tuttle
Harold Tarpley Jr
Abbey
Grand Forks
N.D
Harold Tarpley Sr
Cherry Manor
John Darr Tl
Paul Barron
John Darr Jr
Joan Sherwood
Office of Financial Aids
Education and International Relations Committee
Wilburma Mailhiot
Kappa Kappa Iota
John Andrews
Round Table
Eldridge House
David Shirk
Carl Chaffee
E. R. Elbel
Howard Wiseman
Cleo Williams
Douglas County Medical Assistants
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Warren Culver
Pioneer Club
Florence Demeritt
Lyle Hart
Holy Land
Agriculture Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Truman Library
Ruth Titterington
Lulu Wood
Emma Baker
Mabel Sizer
Gladys Shuster
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Holiday Inn
Irene Rice
South Side Reading Club
Oscar Olson
Ala
George Wise
Roy Laird
Meeting of Friends In Council
Central United Methodist Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Lydia Jones
Joe Kolars
Glenn Gilliland
India
First Baptist Church
Muriel Zimmerman
Dottie Nordlund
Nirmala Mathi
Sarla Virmani
Zimmerman
Janet Boring
Weldon Patten
Pattens
Beta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Gerald Dwyer
David Stine
Bob Wirthman
Don Shauger
Joel Klassen
Mike Stultz
St. John’s Altar Society
John Vervynck
A.C.E
Roy Halverstadt
Bernie Taylor
Arden Dorn
Catherine Weinaug
Holly Winston Heron
Vernon Wells
Boy Scouts
Troop 60
von Edman
Don Nordlan
Erick Pence
Dennis Wells
Phil Shipley
Dan Palmquist
David Atkins
Phil Keefer
Truman Waugh
N. W. Storer
Cindi Buxton
Karen Dixon
Joe H. Scribner
Jean Rheinfrank
Wayne Mayo
David H. Marshall
Don Robertson
David Griffin
David Cary
Laura Ralston
R. W. Doores
Peggy Sanford
Elinor Earhart
Karen
Laura
Nancy Janisch
Sharolyn Barnes
Betty Sue Cross
Jan Huff
Karen Lassman
Joal Hetherington
Joan Kunkle
Frankie Morgan
Cathy Cary
Barbara Collins
R. V. Miller
Dary
J. W. Culvahouse
Vittoria Leone
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Concensensus
Republic
Leone
AIR Force
Hawaii
Japan
Europe
U.S
Air Force Nurse Corps
McDonald
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
American Legion Auxiliary
Mille Strawberry Shortcake
Johnny Marzetth
Dairies
M.P.M. Compa
2Nd Street
West Turnpike Road
Dandruff
Rankin Drug CO
Ron Koehn
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