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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1944

Page

5

University honors sergeant on eve of retirement

Society notes report Sergeant Kollender and his wife as guests of honor at a University of Kansas military department dinner in the Crystal room of the Hotel Eldridge. Lt. Col. McMorris praised his 28 year career in the Philippines and France, and gifts were presented including a water resistant watch. The piece also lists multiple church groups events, a piano recital, a layette shower, a club picnic, and several local birth notices.

Willian Kollender Military Department University of Kansas Eldridge Kollender W. L. McMorris Sereant Kollender Philippines France McMorris Forrest C. Allen ASTP

Many Local People Headed for Vacations and Moves

Mr and Mrs W E Spalding depart for Colorado Springs for several weeks. Miss Annette Bigelow and companions sail to Estes Park for a month. Dr and Mrs John R Holmes plan a month’s vacation with relatives in Vernon NY and New York City. Others visit hospitals, universities and museums while several residents relocate to Independence Missouri and Lawrence, with a mix of travel and personal business noted throughout the community.

W. E. Spalding Colorado Springs Annette Bigelow Kathryn O'Leary Virginia Neal Kansas City Virginia Lee Thompson Waterville Brinwood Lodge Estes Park Cole Dorman O’leary Jack Metz Marie St. John Kan Belge Johnetz John R. Holmes Mildred Greene Ottawa Chicago Miller Hall H. C. Bigelow New Haven Conn New York City Niagara Falls T. A. Kackley Alabama Street Lawrence Independence, Mo Kackleyia Commerce Coal Company Roberta Oread Lozier, Broderick and Gordon Sunflower Ordnance Works University 8.B.A Topeka Venita Garber Alice Wells Doris Garber Richard Rodewald Eudora George Abrams Memorial Hospital Hovey Hanna, Jr Belton Fred Rumsey C. B. Johnson Spicer Minn Pat Schrader Walter Thiele Supreme Court Donna Jean Morris Baldwin Joan Morris Joe Lane Joyce Steiner Donia Johnson Mary Jane Rice Ruth Murphy Misses Nelle Agnes Ninceheiser Emporia Alpha Sigma: Alpha Sorority Misa Nelle K.S.T.C Agnes Council Grove Walter Means New York Richard Means Fiille Sue Ann Mean Milford Bud) Fowle Monmouth N. J Statin Island Richard Coast Guard Leo Scales Jean Leo Union Station Incas City Ford Atzenweller Atchison J. H. Brown Bessie Maud Brown Harry Seymour Bert Baer Mildred R. G. Mattney Lloyd Morris Otto Premauer Grace Leaverton Slater Etta Bourne

Letter From England Describes Caps Visit Abroad

Mrs. J C Caps of 946 Ohio Street receives a letter from Mrs. Baxter in England recounting two recent visits by Lt. James W. Caps. The Englishwoman notes Lt Caps is well, very brown, but sun worship remains elusive in chilly rainy England. Mrs. Baxter recalls the visit as enjoyable for both families and quotes the host’s sentiment that their sons feel at home while abroad.

Misa Leona Fetty Hattie Fetty Lawrence Roy. Hursell Emma Levy Niobra Neb C. E. Allison First Methodist Church J.C. Caps Ohio Street

Final Russian Lecture in Fraser Theater by Prof Sandelius

Prof W E Sandelius of the University of I will deliver the final Russia lecture in Fraser Theater at 7 30 pm presenting The aims of the postwar foreign policy Russians historical political background and current issues will be covered The five lecture series is sponsored by the University through Brot t aka W Adt rection of St G rand Sim Anderson Rebekahs will meet tomorrow at 145 pm at the Rumsey F underance to attend the Nannie ra Teammie inger Nannie Lefferd Noble Grand Advy

Russia W. J. Sandelius University of I . Wall Fraser Theater Brot Taka W St . Grand Rebekahs Rumsey Fundrance Nanniera Teammie Inger Nannie Lefferd Noble Grand—Advy

Square dance evening aboard campus arena program

The second summer recreation program features square dancing at 8 30 to 9 45 tomorrow night at the concrete arena on the K lake campus in front of Bailey hall. Miss Irene Moll calls the dances with Jim Holyfield on violin and Clarence Stewart on piano providing music. Last week's turnout reached about 600 and organizers expect similar crowds. The playground area opens at 7 30 and spectator benches are ready at 8 30.

K.lu Bailey Hall F.C. Allen Irene Moll Tulsa Okla Jim Holyfield Clarence Stewart Allen

Faculty Recital Draws 300 At Fraser Theater In Lawrence

Fraser theater hosted over 300 for a School of Fine Arts faculty recital. Duo piano by Allie Conger and Ruth Orcutt opened with Arensky selections and Sheep and Goat. Violinists Doris Sheppard and Ruth Orcutt, violist Joe Weigand, cellist Swarthout, and violinist Gelich performed Franck Quintet with vigor. Audience acclaim followed each piece and the program closed to sustained applause.

Fraser Theater School of Fine Arts Allie Merle Conger Ruth Orcutt Lawrence Arensky Guion Waldemar Gelich Svendsen Novacek Miss Conger Jeannette Cass Irene Peabody Goetz Rogers Willkye Jan Chapasso Paganini Brahms Ruth Loging Ru Orcutt Doris Sheppard Joe Weigand Dzm Swarthout Cesar Franck

University Summer Session Band Concert Seeks Audience

A concert by the University Summer Session band, nearly 70 pieces, conducted by Russell L. Wiley, is planned for Thursday at 8 00 p m in the open space before Fowler Shops. The public is cordially invited.

Russell L. Wiley Fowler

Oskaloosa Notes on Local People and Visitors

Mrs. Charles Davis and daughter Helen of Winchester stayed with Mrs. Rebecca O'Brien en route to Leavenworth. Several Topeka workers and students visited home towns. Army and Navy personnel, family travels, and local society events fill the week with hospital stays, leaves, church activities, and social gatherings in Oskaloosa and nearby towns.

Charles Davis Helen Winchester Rebecca O'Brien Leavenworth Martin Kenneth Lewton Charles Long Milo Housh Great Lakes Training Center Wilt Weech Fort Jackson N. C Z . Ed Weinberg Ben Weinberg Normandy Edith Cox Rapid Git Warren Harry Bullock Helen Brown Topeka Dick Sheldon Sharon Motor E. J. Steiner Steiners Steiner Eudora Sharon Cottage Miller House Carl Shoenrock Delafield Wis Waldron Casebier Wamego Bert Casebier Waldron England Edna Leech Presbyterian Missionary Society Ida Crawford Fdrn Haun Jean Atte Ledbetter Leech Verslor Hundley Nelte Nincehelser Fred Thompson Russell] Montgomery Louisiana Sta

Memorial note from Lawrence May and relatives

Fragmented local notice mentioning Lorraine May daughter of Everett and Mrs May. references to appendectomy at Lawrence memorial hospital and a social gathering at the Frnk Bracken residence. partial genealogical lines include O Tremble and Tenpenny families with furloughs and military service notes.

Evans Lorraine May Ayer Everett May Menor Amwrence Memorial P. Lembert Jae Trimble Kansas Frank Bracken Armored Son

Illness Strikes Oskaloces Attorney. Plowing Busy At Local Farms

James Mra and A C Wilson suffer illness after routine work as fall activities begin. Steven Steinmers remains ill at home for two weeks. Ground conditions improve for plowing after rain. corn looks good. High school lists fall teachers led by Principal Roy R Cameron and Miss Vivian.

Allen Baseo Bar da Tar H.owe Bkest Roy R. Cameron Mies Vivian

End is Rensburg a Drofeeens Cameron will have charge of the boys athletics

End text is garbled but indicates Rensburg as a person and Cameron given charge of boys athletics. Reading suggests a local school or club appoints or replaces a supervisor or coach for boys athletics, with no clear dates or places.

Rensburg Cameron

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