El Dorado Legion post names father and son leaders
In El Dorado Kansas on August 4 David Perry a World War II veteran was installed as game mander of the El Dorado American Legion post by Frank Perry a World War I veteran. The father becomes post commander of the post.
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Cara
el Dorado American Legion
David Perry
Frank Perry
Imander
Greenes Host Weekly Buffet and Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Green plan a Sunday buffet at 1 p.m. in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Bring, with many relatives and guests including Edith Diane Jochima of Leavenworth and Arlene Logan of Los Angeles arriving to visit. Also on Saturday visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ferrell and sons from Rockford AL and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Herron of Hermosa Beach, plus Leavenworth and Kansas City friends are set to join. About 65 members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met for breakfast at the First Methodist church basement.
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A. A. Green
Jarvis
Misa Edith Diane Jochima
Leavenworth
Misa Arlene Logan
Los Angeles
Mrs. Green
Emma Logan
Lash Allee
Gregory
Kansas City
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
George Lowman
J.C. Millikens
F. T. Wolfe
Rangoon
Burma
Elsie Power
Fred Snart
K. H. Rand
Beetha Snyder
A. T. Rhodes
A. FE. Woestemeyer
George Unefer
Busness
Sam Ferguson
Mine Nettie Wismer
South Central Jurisdictional School of Missions
Mt. Sequoyah
Arkh
University notes tentative plan to expand Memorial Union
A. O. Mann and Robert E. Mann of Mann Architect Co. meet with University officials in Hutchinson to discuss plans for enlarging the Memorial Union building. The firm is appointed estate architect for the next addition, pending operating committee approval at the next meeting. Attendees include Joe Wilson and Ogden S. Jones with George M. Beal present.
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A. 0. Mann
Robert E. Mann
Mann Architect Company
Hutchinson
Memorial Union
Mann Company
Union
Joe Wilson
Ogden S. Jones
George M. Beal
Althe
Wilson
University plans major Union expansion near million dollar mark
The University announced plans for a substantial Union enhancement costing nearly 1 million dollars. Proposed work would add to the south side of the building nearly doubling its site and include a larger cafeteria fountain area and many conference rooms for student groups. The Union has already added a student book store and other services in 1946 and the spring plan aims to expand the existing facilities.
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Union
Bridge champions crowned in Chicago events
In Chicago on August 4, Charles Goren of Philadelphia and Oswald Jacoby of Dallas won the national men's contract pairs title after three sessions from a field of 152. Robert Nail of Kansas City and J G Ripertd of Wichita finished second 14 points back. Ruth Sherman and Mrs Lester Rhodes of New York won the national women's pair title, with Mrs R P Cunningham of Chicago and Mrs H Mason Smith of Cincinnati in second place.
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Chicago
American Contract Bridge League
Charles Goren
Philadelphia
Oswald Jacoby
Dallas
Tex
Robert Nail
Kansas City
J. G. Ripetrd
Wichita
Kan
Ruth Sherman
Lester Rhodes
New York
R. P. Cunningham
H. Mason Smith
Cincinnati
World Mixed Team Championship Crowns Solomon Pair
In a field of 65 teams the Solomon duo from Philadelphia and New York pair Peter Legentritt won the world mixed team championship by 57 matches. Defenders Sobel Wagar Goren Crawford finished second with 56. Today 192 pairs begin four-session national master pair contest for the Waldemar Von Zedtwitz gold cup, with current holders Churchill Head from New York.
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R. C. Young
Philadelphia
Peter Legentritt
New York
Helen Sobel
Margaret Wagar
Atlanta
Charles Goren
John Crawford
Waldemar von
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