Engagement for Camilla Scott Nes selrode announced
Society notes report Mrs J Winfield Scott announces the engagement of her daughter Camilla to Lieut Clifford C Nesselrode son of Dr and Mrs C C Nesselrode Kansas City Kan The wedding is planned for early fall The column also lists social events from Mrs Coila Morrison and Mrs Karl Kuersteiner incl luncheon and bridge prizes with names of attendees and prizewinners The last of the summer bridge series at the Colonial closes with awards for first second and third places and a piano recital by Miss Louise Wiedemann's pupils with detailed program items and performers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Winfield Scott
Camilla
Clifford C. Nesselrode
C. C. Nesselrode
Kansas City
Kan
Karl Kuersteiner
Evans
Ben Barteldes
Blaine Grimes
Edwin Stone
Fred Black
William Kandt
Ray Heady
Don Durell
Lawrence
Colonial
Ivan Rowe
Fay Brown
Emma Wagner
Jane Fitzpatrick
Merle Akers
Rose Gieseman
Hazel Anderson
Ruth Myers
Gertrude Hunt
Abbie Atherton
Esther Swanson
Louise Wiedemann
David Draper
Raymond Stahl
June Draper
David
Moszkowski
Ion
University of Kansas
Topeka
Hixon
Camilla Scott
Cliffond C. Nesselrode
Farewell gathering for Heady family before Norman move
A farewell event was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goodfellow for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heady and family who will move to Norman Oklahoma where he will teach journalism. Guests included multiple local families and their children. Ice cream and cake were served and handkerchiefs given as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Goodfellow
Ray Heady
Norman
Okla
Heady
University of Oklahoma
Local residents plan travels and family trips this summer
Mr and Mrs Veil Bratton and three children depart for Hollywood and Los Angeles for three weeks. Ned Swope returns from a eastward business trip via Washington D C Plymouth Rock Boston Niagara Falls and Canada. Joe M Williams prepares to leave for La Junta Colo to see his ill mother with sister Mrs W H Managan Jr. Mrs Williams in La Junta hospital after a heart attack. Dr E M Owen returns from five weeks in Denver Colorado Springs and Woodland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veil Bratton
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Ned Swope
East
Washington, D. C
New York
Plymouth Rock
Boston
Niagara Falls
Canada
Joe.m. Williams
la Junta
Colo
J. W. Williams
Williams
Kansas City
W. H. Managan, Jr
Lake Charles
E. M. Owen
Denver
Colorado Springs
Woodland Park
R. B. Wagstaff
Helen Wagstaff
Green Mountain Falls
Deal Six
Sally
Independence
Brainerd
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Louisiana Street
University
Meadow Lane
Florence Barrows
J. C. Robinson
Elizabeth
Mary Katherine
Seminole
Okla
Frank Shaffer
Findlay
Ohio
Barrows
Robinson
Indiana
Grace Greene Erickson
Mildred Greene
Ottawa
Chicago
Warren
Cass Lake
Minn
W. M. Boone, Jr
Carey Ellen Boone
Karl Euersteiner
Lexington
Marriage License Issued to Mallory and Miller in Lawrence
A marriage license was issued at the probate judge's office to Frank J. Mallory and Sarah Catherine Miller, both residents of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Mallory
Sarah Catherine Miller
Lawrence
Men Return to Jobs in Leavenworth Strike Settlement
In Leavenworth Kansas the National Battery plant ends a month long strike as 140 workers return after ratifying a new contract with wage increases of 10 to 14 cents an hour a union shop and elimination of the temporary employee clause. Superintendent William J Robertson said all would be back by Monday and union president George Lewis called the agreement satisfactory though not a full wage gain. The contract runs through May 15 next year and the dispute followed 30 months of negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
National Batte Company
Bac
B1056
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
William J. Robertson
George Lewis
Robertson
Shortage of Vocational Arts Teachers In Kansas
Topeka Aug 1 A forecast by the State Teachers association and Kansas Employment service warns of a growing shortage of industrial arts instructors in Kansas schools. C O Wright says some schools may have idle vocational shops next fall due to lack of teachers. Defense industries and government training schools pull teachers away. Floyd Sheel notes areas of scarcity include men music teachers vocational or industrial arts teachers commercial teachers and athletic coaches. Rural teaching jobs also grow harder to fill amid a 20 percent dip in summer enrollments and reports of men leaving schools for defense industry or government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Teachers Association
Kansas Employment Service
C. O. Wright
Teachers Association
Floyd Sheel
State
Sheel
KU Summer Session Sing At Fowler Grove
About 600 people attended a summer session sing in the Fowler Grove quad at the University of Kansas. The program featured the summer session a cappella choir and small orchestra with Paul Stoner Ruth Vandenberg Jack Stephenson Robert Cater and Wini fred Hill among the musicians. Joe Williams sang God Bless America and a duet by Joseph and Marie Wilkins. Dean Swarthout led the event and the crowd joined in on Mr Dread We Love Thee KU's 5th Anniversary prize song. Infantry Leaves Camp Robinson Near Little Rock Ark Aug 1 the 1538rd infantry attached to the 35th division boarded westbound trains for an undisclosed destination officials offered no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Grove
University of Kansas
Paul Stoner
Ruth Vandenberg
Jack Stephenson
Robert Cater
Winifred Hill
Joseph and
Marie Wilkins
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Mr. Dread
K. U
Camp Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Arkansas
1538Rd Infantry
Why a Stalemated Peace With Hitler Is Dangerous
An editorial discusses the dangers of a stalemated peace with Nazi Germany, noting German naval buildup could threaten U.S. sea power and Britain, potential economic conflicts with South America, and the need for stronger preparation as war between two socialistic powers drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Europe
Nazi Germany
Germany
Britain
South America
W.S.R
Crown Princess puzzle clues remix reveals royal hints
A fragmented crossword style puzzle about the Crown Princess of the Netherlands lists horizontal and vertical clues. It references her country, residence in America, age, family, and related terms spanning geography, language, and titles.
Japan demands Thailand bases and material control
London reports Japan has demanded military bases in Thailand and control of rubber, rice, and tin production with Laos and Angkor offered in exchange. Tokyo says Thailand gains a large Thai purchases credit. Britain warns occupation could be the alternative. Burma airfields strengthen defenses and Buffalo aircraft arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Thailand
Laos
Angkor
Tokyo
Malay Peninsula
Britain
Singapore
Burma
Malay
India
Bay of Bengal
Royal Air Force
Finish Metal Drive Collects Aluminum in Douglas County
A county truck toured collection sites marking the completion of a scrap aluminum drive in Douglas County. Aluminum from the county pile, merged with previous Elks club materials, will be hauled to Kansas City Kansas for weighing and receipt reporting to local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Elks Club
Kansas City
Kan
Final Cornmeal Cakewalk at KU Tonight
The final dance of the summer session at the University of Kansas is on the campus despite rain odds. The event runs 8 to 9 30 pm on the street east of Fowler Grove, with a rain plan to Robinson gymnasium second floor. Russ Chambers' orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Fowler Grove
Robinson Gymnasium
Russ Chamber
Church Notices From Howard and North Lawrence Churches
Local listings show services at First Baptist Howard E Koelb minister Charles W Thomas etc. worship 9 30 guest soloist Jack Stephenson cello Sonnet Isidor Achron. church school 10 30 to 11 00. union Young People 6 30. First Methodist Rev A J Beil sermons Not Hitting on All Six Are You Mistaken About Your Salvation worship 10 50 8 00. St James A M E annual Men s Day 2 30 moonlight picnic Aug 8. Centenary Methodist 9 45 Sunday school 10 50 worship 8 00 W S C S meeting 2 00 Wednesday afternoon Epworth League 7 00goor loft junior league song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
Howard E. Koelb
Charles W. Thomas
Wade W. Pierce
Paul C. Rankin
H. W. Wilcox
Thomas
Jack Stephenson
Isidor Achron
Jeanne Moyer
Rankin
North Lawrence Christian
Church Elm
Seventh Streets
Clark W. Comstock
Roy R. Matherly
Marguerite Hubbell
Christian Endeavor
Helen Mason
Thelma Haas
C. E
Floyd B. Taylor
St. Joseph, Mo
St. James A. M. E
Maple Streets
North Lawrence
G. R. Woods
C. J. Cox
Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth
Elm Streets
J. Knox
Epworth
Trinity Lutheran Church Service Notes
Trinity Lutheran Church at Thirteenth and New Hampshire with Alfred J. Beil as pastor. Mildred Reuter serves as organist and music director. Church school at 5:45 directed by A G Sabol. Service at 11:00 includes Prelude Elegie by Massenet and sermon Christ Provides For His Followers. Offertory features a duet The Lord Is My Shepherd by Smart with Mrs. Robert Price soprano and Mildred Reuter contralto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth
New Hampshire
Alfred J. Beil
Mildred Reuter
A. G. Sabol
Massenet
Christ
Lord
Smart
Robert Price
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sets August 3 as Humiliation and Prayer Day
Immanuel Lutheran Church on Tenth and Kentucky Streets led by Pastor W. W. Stoepnelwerth holds Sunday school and Bible class with God In History as the lesson topic. At 11:00 a.m. the Divine service will focus on Gods Call to Repentance. The Synod president designates August 3 as a solemn day of humility and prayer urging confession of sins and prayers for wisdom for President and Congress, and for the preservation of freedoms and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Kentucky
W.W. Stoepnelwerth
Synod
Nations
Congress of the United States
Convention of the Church
Why We Have Trials lecture by Nelle Jewett Friday
The Christian Institute announces a lecture titled Why We Have Trials by Nelle Jewett of Kansas City. It is set for Friday August 8 at 2 p m on the second floor of the community building at Friends Church Granada theater. Alfred P. Smith is pastor and A B Commons Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 led by the education committee and Rev Cecil Hinshaw of Friends University. A 7 45 union park service will feature Rev Fred J Beil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Institute
Nelle Jewett
Kansas City
Friends Church
Granada Theater
Alfred P. Smith
A. B. Commons
Committee On Education
Cecil Hinshaw
Friends University
Union Park Service
Alfred J. Beil
Worship and Sunday School Schedule at United Brethren and Assembly of God
The notice lists services for United Brethren Church at Seventeenth and Vermont with minister Arthur Ward, Sunday school led by Harold Brown and Mrs. Walter Woolcock, morning worship at 10 45, and a 7 50 union park service, plus midweek prayer led by Henry Pringle. Assembly of God at Fourteenth and Rhode Island with pastors Rev and Mrs. Pittman offers 9 45 Sunday school led by Miss Walker. The title A Call to Worship based on Psalms 95 and 100 appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont
Arthur Ward
Harold Brown
Walter Woolcock
Henry Pringle
Assembly of God
Rhode Island
Pittman
Miss Walker
Our
First Church Listings details services at Massachusetts street
Sunday service at 11:00 with subject Love. Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening testimonies at 8:00. Reading room hours 2:00 to 5:00 daily except Sundays. Branch Church of Christ on Lincoln street offers Bible study 10:00, communion 11:15, youth meeting 7:15, adult Bible discussions 8:00. Continuous study of Christ life noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker
Jackson Building
Church of Christ
Lincoln Street
North Lawrence
Christ
Tennessee Street
B. EH. Bawcom
Ahster Bible School
Local Churches Schedule Morning Services and Meetings
First Presbyterian Church lists morning worship at 11:00 with minister Theodore H Astman and music by Trene Peabody Winifred Hill and Tschaikowsky pieces. First Christian Church shows 9:30 worship and communion with minister Harold G Barr organist Meta Clarkson sermon Good Fruit Trees. Union services at South Park at 7:45 led by Rev Alfred J Beil. First Methodist Church details include 8:30 morning worship sermon Adjusting Our Spiritual Vision by Dr O E Allison with solo Charity by Marion Terrell and church school at 7:45. Union park service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Theodore H. Astman
Trene Peabody
Winifred Hill
Charles W. Thomas
Miss Peabody
Tschaikowsky
Wells
First Christian Church
Tenth
Kentucky Streets
Harold G. Barr
Meta M. Clarkson
Babylon
Howell
Joe M. Willams
Union Young People
First Methodist Church
South Park
Alfred J. Beil Will
O. E. Allison
Hartley
Marion Terrell
Church School
Union Park Service
Brush Party Hosts and Local Moves Mentioned
High Prairie residents attend a brush demonstration at Mrs. James Dyer’s home. Families plan moves to Lawrence and Pleasant Grove while others visit relatives in California and share Sunday dinners across nearby towns. A fishing trip caps the informal notices showing broad local ties and weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Charles Johnson
Ada Williams
Loren Williams
June
James Dyer
Carl van Hoesen
Lawrence
Nelson Gish
Pleasant Grove
van Hoesen
Riley Barnhart
California
Lester Schwartz
Philip
Robert
Nora Fleshman
Baldwin
Leslie Fleshman
Ames
Ita
Leland Ulrich
Tola
Ed Sanders
Lone Star
Virgil Schwartz
Pauline
Worden
Oscar Williams
Paul Ulrich
Ames, In
Loren Wiliams
Art Winters
Bill Vaughn
Roy Merchant
Walter Dyer
Pottawatomie
Social Roundup of Ottawa Area Visits and Reunions
Residents and guests gather across Ottawa Lawrence and surrounding towns with visits to W G Meairs C Howard Lara and others. Families from Burr Oak Long Beach Cal Gary Ind and Lawrence spent weekends and Sundays in Welcome Six Corners Walnut Grove and White district. The Fairview Epworth League met with Lila Hunter presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Meairs
Ottawa
Emil Gauck
Jessie Radcliff
Lawrence
W. G. Meairs
Joe Williams
Fairview
Ballie Connely
Kansas City
Charles Howard
Lara
H. F. Nisely
Dorothy
Bob
Oscar Bilkington
Oskaloosa
Hallie Lathrop
Burr Oak
Goldie Wakefield
Long Beach
Cal
Virginia Hughes
Gary
Ind
Ernest Leary
Anna Lathrop
Elroy
Minnie Wells
Lindsborg
Albert Lynch
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Society News
Journal-World
Coila Morrison
John H. Morrison
Wichita
William Kane
Robert Oyler
Paul Smart
Frank Gray
Lee Gemmell Alrs
Milton Allen
Paul Rogers
W. W. Deschner
J. K. Hitt
Marshall Mayberry
Edwin Sterne
Arthur Davidson
W. D. Paden
Olen Roark
Clifton Calvin
Don Machin
Gray Strong
Carl Clifton
Robert Faucett
Herbert Gilman
Alfred Seelye
Charles Calloway
Woodrow Miller
Frederick Moreau
Earle Patton
Russell Wiley
Don Haines
Raymond Nichols
Bert Nash
Conrad Ata Ean
Mr. Clifton
Carmen
Bizet-Sartorio
Louise Sommer
Irene Faringer
Jeanette Perkins
Daisy
Ellsworth
Blue Bird
Donna May Norris
Cece Frost
Charles Evans
Butterfly
Price Martha Dicker
Handel
Scalawags
Armen
Seeling
Phyllis Riggs
Will
Frorhn
Remus
Fiat
Mary Evelyn King
Claire de Lunew
Debussy
Fileuse
Youferoff
Sue
J. L. Howe
Mary Chaney
College of Emporia
Joy Talbert
D. A. Hirchler
Irene Aiken
K. A
Oliver Hobbs
Hawaii
Firefly
Hazel Pauline Boerkircher
Melvin
Ivan Percival
G. R. Norris
Walden Norris
Walter Beers
Bessie Taylor
Herbert
Lorraine Norris
Donald Norris
John Priest
Marilyn Marker
John Halberg
C. A. Masters
Leslie Christenson
Eddie Christenson
Goodfellow
The
Netherlands
Heer
Crown Princess
Ini
jAmerica
Wilhelmina
Justice Harlan
Children's Church
Arlene Miller
High Prairie
Mrs. W. G. Meairs
Flowers
Ward
Gulk
Vicker’s Gift Shop
Yahi
Corwin
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