Churchbaugh reunion to be held at 4H Fairgrounds in Lawrence
The Churchbaugh family invites relatives and friends to a basket dinner Sunday at Building No 2, 4H Fairgrounds, Lawrence. About 20 guests attended a bridal shower for Miss Mary Kay Houk, who will wed Marvin Smith of Lecompton, with refreshments poured by Mrs. Clifford Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Harold Willits
Ramona
Max McClure
Mary Kay Houk
Marvin Smith
Lecompton
Clifford Houk
Miss Houk
Data Processing Boost Expands at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School expands data processing in February 1967 adding a computer programming component to the Vocational Technical Program. The upgrade increases enrollment to 30 to 40 students and runs six daily two hour periods for theory and practice, with after school work possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
State Department
Salad Dressing Tips With Tomato Sauce And Cheese
A note suggests enhancing French or Italian salad dressing by adding canned tomato sauce with cheese. It also mentions beneficial flavors for vegetable salads and highlights the appeal of this simple twist.
Sixpence for Her Shoe Sends Sentimental Coin
Luci Baines Johnson receives a mailed sixpence from Adele Roscoe in Perth Amboy New Jersey. The note explains the traditional rhyme old and new blue and borrowed, plus a sixpence for the shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Luci Baines Johnson
Ruth Ament Huffman Baines
Luci
Lynda
John XXIII
Adele Roscoe
Perth Amboy
N.J
Patrick J. Nugent
Gerard Nugent
Miss Johnson
Roscoe
Public School Funding Increases To 24.7 Billion This Year
NEA reports total appropriations for K 12 rise 13 percent with 1.9 billion from federal sources and 9.7 billion from states. Local and intermediate funding climbs 5.8 percent to 13.1 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Luci Johnson Wedding Delights Ice Cream Vendor At Fringe Lot
Washington AP reports Luci Johnson's wedding went smoothly with a distinctive touch as an ice cream vendor appeared in a fringe parking lot near the church. The event showcased a festive mood tied to the presidential family ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Luci
Lawrence area notes says students study tour and births
Vy) Leiendis Joanne Sabo left Lawrence for six weeks in Tours France with four other Lawrence girls and will return in September as a Lawrence High School junior. Dr Antonio Nubla, KU alumnus in San Juan Philippines, had a coronary attack and rests at home. Maine birth notices list Terry Conrad July 28 and Kirsten Jean Penny June 24, with relatives named in Topeka Lawrence Philadelphia and Utah visits. Further births include William E Rice daughter at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and John William Robinson born August 2 in Houston.
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Joanne Sabo
Lawrence
Tours
France
Lawrence High School
Antonio Nubla
Kansas University
San Juan
The
Philippines
St. Artiaga St
Interviews set for Job Corps training in Lawrence
Young women from Douglas, Leavenworth, Johnson and Wyandotte counties will be interviewed August 15 to 17 at the Lawrence First Methodist Church for possible Job Corps assignment through Women in Community Service. Applicants must be 16 to 22, not in school, unemployed or in low skill work, with training centers offering varied occupations and a monthly $30 stipend plus room and board with $50 monthly reserve after satisfactory completion of a one to two year course.
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Douglas
Leavenworth
Johnson and Wyandotte Counties
Lawrence First Methodist Church
10Th and
Vt. Sts
Women In Community Service
WICS
Community group meetings and club notices in Kansas
Chub Votes The Wadsworth Veterans Aid will meet Aug 19 in the Community Building. A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey-Liberty Unit No. 14 will be held at 7 45 p.m. Tuesday at Legionacres. There will be installation of new officers. Reception for Mrs. William J Reichers, president of the Auxiliary Department of Kansas, 2 30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at Clay Center Country Club. Joy Circle WSCS meets 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at 304 W 20th St led by Mrs. Frances Colburn. Morning Glory Circle WSCS picnic at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday at Centennial Park north end. Entre Nous Club met Sunday with Mrs. Dora Edwards. Mrs. Bernice Black spoke on the role of Negros in music. June meeting held with Mrs. Ethel Johnson. Chrysanthemums growing and showing will be next year. Special anti litterbug projects and tree and garden efforts described. New officers: Mrs. George Bocquin president. Mrs. Carl Sloper vice president. Mrs. Ray Culbertson recording secretary. Mrs. John McNicoll treasurer. Club meets fourth Thursday each month at members homes. Board meeting of the Lawrence Douglas County Board of Health at 7 30 p.m. Monday at Health Dept Office. Merry Mixers Square Dance Club hosts ice cream social at 6 30 p.m. today at the 4 H fairgrounds followed by square dancing at 8 p.m. with Vern Hutton caller. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey-Liberty Unit No. 14
Legionacres
William J. Reichers
Department of Kansas
Clay Center Country Club
Joy Circle
Centenary Methodist Church
WSCS
Lester DeWeese
W. 20Th St
Frances Colburn
Morning Glory Circle
Centennial Park
Entre Nous Club
Dora Edwards
Bernice Black
Ethel Johnson
Lawrence- Douglas County
Douglas County
Valleyview Convalescent
George Bocquin
Carl Sloper
Ray Culbertson
John McNicoll
Merry Mixers
Vern Hutton
Green Thumb Garden Club Concludes Year With Club Meeting
The Green Thumb Garden Club held its final meeting of the year in July announcing new activities for the coming season. Members discussed upcoming projects and social events while celebrating a year of gardening efforts and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
Parents Must Help Children to Learn
A National Education Association article emphasizes early preparation for school. It urges parents to foster curiosity, social skills, and sensory learning before school begins, noting programs like Head Start expand access for all income levels. It advocates giving children ownership of space and time, and highlighting that learning starts at home with encouragement to share and explore.
Great Airship Flap of 1897 Echoes in Texas Sighting Report
Houston Daily Post and Dallas Morning News chronicled a string of 1897 airship sightings across Texas. Reports describe cigar shaped craft with wings, ropes and anchors, a pilot possibly from Mars, and dramatic crashes near Merkel and public squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosuton
The
Dallas Morning News
Cadets Complete ROTC Encampment at Alers AFB
Lt Col Edward L. Krum hosts Air Force ROTC cadets at Alers AFB Oklahoma in two 28 day summer camps processing about 200 cadets from 40 schools in 20 states. Army Cadet James T Large 22 at Fort Riley completes six weeks ROTC summer camp to qualify as commissioned officer in Army Reserves. He trains in weapons leadership tactics and field counterguerrilla warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Krum
J. J. Krum
Elm
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Cadets
Alers Air Force Base
Oklo
James T. Large
James H. Large
Ala. St
Fort Riley
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Army Reserves
Army PFC Timothy Ross Assigned to 25th Infantry Division Viet Nam
Army PFC Timothy M. Ross, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ross of 1714 W. 22nd St., has been assigned to Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion 14th Infantry within the 25th Infantry Division in Viet Nam. He graduated from Lawrence High School in 1964 and studied at Southwest Baptist College in Bolivar, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Timothy M. Ross
Charles W. Ross
W. 22Nd St
25Th Infantry Division
Viet Nam
14Th Infantry
Lawrence High School
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar
Seaman Recruit Trillich Enters Nine Weeks of Training
Seaman Recruit David B. Trillich age 18 son of Mr and Mrs Bertram Trillich 1312 W 22nd St begins nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center. He studies naval history organization customs courtesies ordnance gunnery seamanship damage control first aid swimming survival shipboard drills and sentry duty. After completion he will be assigned to a school shore station or ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Trillich
Usn
Bertram Trillich
W. 22Nd St
Naval Training Center
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Tor
Riverside Ehu
Lewis A. Bearman
Rt. 1
Elmer Husted
Evelyn Hastings
Elmer Disque
Valleyview Rest
Journal-World Photo
Fellowship Hall
Fairview
John Hadley
Velma Adams
Sharon DeWeese
Raymond Pine
Kansas University Supper Repertory Company
Lake Dabinawa
Clarence Seaver
Don Westheffer
Mar
Gary
Donna Wise
Harold O’brien
Bill Hudson
Harry Skeet
Carl Mooney
Don Buttron
Vatican City
Paul VI
Luci Johnson
Patrick Nugent
Vatican
Patrick O’boyle
Washington, D.C
Donald Tusher
Terry Conrad
F. B. Conrad
Topeka
H. F. Tusker
Casper Puche
Philadelphia
William E. Rice
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Richard L. Ford
Eudora
E. A. Rice
Stanley D. Penny
Kirsten Jean
Pennys
Dean
KE. C. Westlund
M. N. Penny
L. J. Westlund
J. T. Elliott
Baldwin
B. D. Kane
Fort Worth
Tex
Chiropractic Foundation
William E. Robinson
Rosenberg
John William
Houston
Mary Jane
Henry F. Holtzclaw
N. H. St
Robinson
Miss Jane Holtzclaw
Irving Roth
Saunny Silverman
Peace Corps
Phillippines
Anne M. Barry
Chub
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Lawrence-Douglas County
Board of Health
Health Department
By Beatrice M. Gudridge
Texas
Houston Daily Post
Childress
J. W. Smith
Mr. Nelson
Atlanta Dispatch
Exhibion
Elliott and Miller
T. J. Weems
U. S. Signal Service
Planet
Mars
Karastan
Bud Jennings
New York Cleaners
Crilla
Anon
Dick Manuel
Eldridge Hotel
Sondene
Topeke
Quincy - Topeke, Ks
Rankin Drug CO
Bill Beeler
R. Ph
Ron Koehn, R. Ph
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