Lawrence society notes and campus events in Lawrence Gazette
Lawrence community items include teas and receptions for visiting musicians such as Dir. Alexander Meffardy of Philadelphia, plus local club meetings at The Hearth and church groups. Births announced at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Alpha Delta Pi sorority tea planned in Eastborough, and multiple philanthropic, educational, and social gatherings across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ri Gieh
Ohio
Alexander Meffardy
Philadepara
Moger Scott Baird
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Wichita
Elmer Corn
Eastborough Village
Little Misses
Barbara
Sharon Corn
Daughters of the Heatees
Sam Ames
H.W. Pinnick
K. U
Conne Markley
Cheyenne
Wes
Tiwen Harmer
Kan Tat Rantiey
Mary
Howe Family and Friends Rally Around ailing Reverend
The Rev. J. L. Howe of 1500 Tennessee Street is reported improved after a brain blood clot led to a hospital admission. His son Elven L. Howe, associate editor of the Denver Sunday Post, arrived by plane. Daughters Mrs George H. Sowers and Mrs Richard N. Thames, plus Mrs A. M. Ockerblad traveling from Arkansas, Maine, and Kansas attended updates. Lucile Altubaugh and Miss Doria Henderson are among relatives visiting or nearby for the weekend and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Howe
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wison
Elven L. Howe
Denver Sunday Post
Mra
George H. Sowers
A. M. Ockerblad
Mena
Ark
Lawrence
Lucile Altubaugh
4. A. Towle
Michigan Street
Brownsville
Texan
Doria Henderson
St. Clouia
Bill Henderson
McDonald Aircraft
No Apple Blossoms Festival Crowned Queen at Troy
The Troy Kansas apple blossom festival proceeded without apples due to a late spring. Surrounding orchards lack bloom for ten days, growers expect a crop around 61,000 bushels. Naomi Zeltner, Severance High School sophomore, crowned festival queen. Lt. Gov. Hagaman officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Kan
Doniphan
Naoma Zeltner
Severance High Schoe
Frank L. Hagaman
Cherry Blossom Time in Capital and Pageant Crowns Queen
The Washington crowd swells to about 500000 around the Tidal Basin for the famous blossoms. Miss Nancy Anderson is crowned Cherry Blossom Queen with General Tom C Clark officiating as the Army plays and politicians speak. Japan sent the trees in 1912 as a gift of goodwill. News notes the Seomei Yoshima variety and the bloom cycle from single to double blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grester National Capital Parke Committee
Nancy Anderson
Clinton Anderson
Tom C. Clark
U.S. Army
Tokyo
Congress
Capital
Trees to be uprooted as memorial site work proceeds
President Roosevelt directs capital tree experts to assess uprooting at the Jefferson memorial project. They report 83 trees will be removed but 912 new ones will be planted, with 52 replacements required annually. Butter per capita in 1946 weighs 10.5 pounds. Memorial Hospital notes record several local patients with injuries and improving conditions, including Elmer F. Hunter and Frank Speicher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocccvelt
Jefferson Memorial
Rachel Warmeskerter
Lawrenes Memorial ‘Hospital
Elmer F. Hunter
Massachusetts Street
Hunter
Frank Speicher
Mr. Speicher
Tie Bhaither
Mary Alice Speicher
Castee Condition Reported On Maine Street
Ralph Castee of 736 Maine street is reported in condition following a note that starches and sugars are close relatives in the chemical family. The report discusses how starches can be altered to sugars in industrial processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Castee
Maine Street
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Thureau Aatow
Incheon
Hinks
Bere Kappa Alpha Theta
Buby
Sid
Wirga
Dard
Ai- der
Wain
Bayer
Feta Tasacker
WIW
Brack
Gerd. Decep. Or
Avagader Jddcurty
EE Brass
Thuratey
Fey
Rover
Crier
DL Hughes
J.inson
A. M
Hut
Mea
Frank Hughes
Melasuth
Linda Jane
Mederval Hoapital
Harriett Jane Lester
Age Seranen Fer Chidhood
Elyck
Bil Martin. Jr
Hansne Coty
Kyueeg
Icho
Mise Rennie
Nash
Association
Pring
Oklahoma City
Eleje Bare
Miss Hare
Featherston
Association For Childhood Education
Pymmoth
Robert Brey
Mscellanioja
Mou
Henderson
Mizeris Henderson
Fave Street
Bray
L. H. Rose
John K. Pot
H. ¢. Bray
Harry Budaly
Fred Borland
Jenty Lenta
Fred, Diesenis
Grant Smith
Fred Henderson
Delia Cook
Matis Henseran
Evangelical United
Hrethren Church
C. E. Tefft
Connecticut Street
Ll.b. Wise
Kreider
Co N. Wright
Lake Hinwatha
Margaret Elizabeth
Wright
Alice Lantad
John State
Friasy Contract Club
Isormer
Tupexs
Hovey
Hanna Fo
Sigma Pi Epsiion Fraternity
University House
Crysts
Eldridge
Helen Fisher
Roy Rogers
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Auxil
Rev
Liberty American Legion Post No. 14
Aren Gira
Withames Carridi
Car
Ridi
Seversl
Phare
Pail
Red
Foreign Wives Club
Harry Morrow
Carroll Pontius
John C. Emick
Rita Wicklin
E. E. G. Stith
Ottawa
Pismor Club
L. C. Ringler
Questa
Howard McConnell
Ringler
Carter
G. Carter
Erren Casey
Iear McConnell
Ore
Ker Kreider
End
F. R. Williame
Williams
Fred Frey
Doniphan Ceanty Haan
Se Service
Boggs & Albert
Hall
Drees
W. M. McGree
Swope's Dress Shop—Becauty Shop
Childrens Shop
Mass
Scotts
Scotia Weed
Scotts Weed
Scotts Lawn
Masa
A.V. Phillips
Western Electric
Siz
Warrle
Pique
al Coats
Ijua
Vickers Gift Shop
Yisliy
Farea
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