Local Lawyers To Serve On State Bar Groups
Several Lawrence lawyers were named to Kansas State Bar Association committees for 1956 1957. Announced in Kansas City by president J Willard Haynes, the appointments include Dean F J Moreau on legal education and admissions and advisory, Richard A Barber on public relations, Charles D B Stauch on international commercial code, John C Ace as chairman of the junior bar section, Henry Asher on aviation, Richard B L Stevens on Kansas Bar Foundation, James G Postma and Michael F Chaifant on membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Bar Association
Association
Kansas City
J. Willard Haynes
Lawrence
Dean F. J. Moreau
Richard A. Barber
F. J. Moreau
Iecal
Charles DB. Stauch
Interny Commercial
John Cace
Tienry Ho Asher
Jawation
Richard BL. Stevens
Isansax Bar Foundation
James G. Postma
Michael FE Chaifant
Wedding Ties Sealed In Kansas City Ceremony
The article describes a wedding reception with pink rosebuds greenery and pink asters, a crystal punch bowl and lamps as refreshment setup, followed by an open house at the couple’s future home at 1323 Ohio St. Attendants included Mrs. Jeanetre Livingston and several Misses. the couple planned a Colorado trip and future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanetre Livingston
Kathryn Taylor
Evelyn DeGraw
Laurice Messing
Taura iGraves
Esther Gunner
Colorado
Ohio St
Schellenberg
Tabor College
Hillshori
Baker University
Social affairs fill Lawrence events calendar weekend
The weekly social calendar lists a dinner bridge at Lawrence Country Club and a putting contest, a rehearsal dinner for Ronald Kunkle and Patricia Richardson, a July 29 wedding at First Methodist Church, a 25th anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roy, and a joint church group picnic. The detailed wedding a ceremony featured Rev. Retha Sadler, players, music, and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Schellenberg
Diane B. Sadler
Retha L. Sadler
First Methodist Church
Mr. Schellenberg
Tena Schellenberg
North Newton
Alpha Omicronti Allumae Group
A. D. Rive
Lawrence Country Club
Dwight E. Kunkle
Ronald Kunkle
Patricia Sue Richardson
Vernon W. Roy
Me. St
Justin Anderson
Schellenberg
Albert F. Bramble
Sadler
Waverly
Prairie View
Charles Thomas
Helen Graves
Topeka
Mr.Thomas
Edouard Lippe
Browning
Winter Watts
Purcell
Bach
John W. Livingston
Marysville
Ellen Lewis
Naomi Schellenberg
Phyllis Werner
Patrolman with a heart in St Petersburg
Highway Patrolman Anthony Graham stopped a speeding motorist and began a ticket when he saw the driver, his wife, and two children covered with mosquitoes. He put away the ticket book and waved them on, showing compassion. The article notes the world population around 2.7 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Anthony Graham
Extended College Career in Dayton Honors Harold Toeer
Dayton resident Harold Toeer finally earned a bachelor’s degree after 17 years of working days and attending college nights. His path included four years in the U S Air Force and 13 years as a government employee, balancing family life with study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Harold Toeer
Hoover
Air Force
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Kansas University
Department of
Topeka State Hospital
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Sharon Tripp
Ladia Sain
James Paddock
Marvin Tripp
J. Ry Wests Cree
Karl C. Kappedman
Erik Laplaw
Tenn
Karl F. Kuml
Kappelman
el Dorado
Hich Score
Harold G. DeVore
Laplaw
Rudolph Or. Jahn
Florence Hoffman
Kay C. Bloom
T. B. Glass
American Legion Auxiliary of
Dorsey-Liberty Post 14
Baldwin Post
Lloyd Beaton
Fred Plank
Department of Kansas American Legion Auxiliary
Fairview
Centenary Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Clinton Park
J. B. Wiggins
F. W. DeWeese
Dorothy Leary
Fred Snart
Terry Crall
Robert Sadler
James Ewbank
Richard Warner
Ronald Davis
John Hotz
M.C.P
Mutual Citrus Products, CO
Anaheim
Calif
MCLE
M.C.T. Deetis
Itchen Laboratory
Catif
Sand Box
Myrtle Deal
Indiana
Cra
Mauss
Bob Blank Hixon
Dia! VI
Episcopal Church
10Th
Vermont
Wm. Guntert
Perry St
Atlantic
Weaver's Luggare Shop
Famous Name
Penday
Massachusetts
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