Saturday Marriage of Miss Carlson and Merle Sehneck
Social calendar item lists a Saturday marriage at Birat Baptist Church for Miss Donna Rae Carlson and Merle K Sehneck with accompanying wedding activities and a bridal dinner for Miss Nancy Krimminger and Richard W Nuffer preceding the ceremony. It notes plans for other weddings and society events including meetings, showers, and commemorations across Lawrence social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Rae Carlson
Merle K. Sehneck
Birat
H. B. Krimminger
Nancy Krimminger
Hichard W. Wnuffer
Nancy Kripgininger
Hichard W. Nuffer
First Methodiat
Soraptimiat International of
Taws Rence
Society Notes Traveler Plans and Family Visits
Mrs. John W. Canavan will fly to Seattle to visit family and take a fishing trip to Canada. Miss Wealthy Babcock leaves for La Jolla California for a two week vacation visiting friends. The Scott family drives east to visit relatives in Ohio and New York before settling in Princeton New Jersey for a sabbatical year. Various other travelers head to Boulder Colorado Wichita Kansas Ely Minnesota and Chicago for visits and summers end activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Canavan
Seattle
F. L. Robertson
Robertson
Jack B. Robertson
Canada
Wealthy Babcock
la Jolla
Calif
Florence Black
T. M. Godfrey
Kansas University
National Science Foundation, Research Organization
Colo
M. Rogers
A. B. Ewing
Hugh A. Randall
Wichita
Otis Perking
Lake Okoboji
Towa
Daugh
Ker
Myers
Sheldon
Myers’ Simmer
Mra
T. J. Leasure
iTommy
Eck
Ely
Minn
Eugenia Leasure
Amp Northland
J. B. Wilson
Kansas City
Barrett Wilson
Holton
Sas University
Waego
Wilson
Washington
Helga Kursk
Chicago
McFarlend
Weekend visitors and travel notes from local households
A long list of relatives and friends visit and travel, with reports of residents in Lawrence and surrounding areas visiting from Denver Pasadena Joplin Miami and other locations. Updates mention a naval hospital patient in San Diego and various family vacations and returns from trips to Canada Minnesota the Black Hills and Manitou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Nancy Stone
Ozarks
Pete Thomas
Pasadena
Calif
H. P. Thomas
Joplin
Tf. P. Thomas
Vernon Cooper
William L. Neustifter Jr
William Neustifter
Naval Hospital
San Diego
William L. Neustifter
B.T. 2
U.S. Naval Hospital
Wei
W. C. Elis
C. A. Hart
Denver
Colo
F. B. Smith
Fritz
Miami
Fla
Mike Buhl
Washington, D. C
Long Beach
Mike
Arthur H. Buhl
Naval Training School
Kansas University
Lawrence
George March
Galesburg
Mich
Jo Ann March
Barn Theater
Augusta
C. E. Landry
Carl Rolls
Sunflower
Canada
Minnesota
Marvin Milett
Elaine
Wendy
Black Hills
South Dakota
Frank E
Banks
Donald Alderson
Manitou
Clarence Gorrill
Arkansas City
Eisenhower Plans Colorado Vacation After Rest at Gettysburg Home
President Eisenhower rested today at his Gettysburg home and prepared for a Colorado vacation. He will drive to Denver Thursday for a 4 p.m. departure from National Airport, likely staying in Denver until October, with his wife remaining behind and possibly joining him later for a Philadelphia trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Colorado
Washington
Connie
Atlantic
National
Denver
Philadelphia
Local Girls to Study At St Louis Hospital
Miss Patty Lu Steen and Miss Nancy Smith of Lawrence are among 80 students accepted for Barnes Hospital School of Nursing in St Louis after 247 applicants took July exams. Steen will specialize in pediatrics and affiliate with Washington University to obtain her degree with diploma. Smith, daughter of Eldon Smith, was KU junior and will report for duty September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Lu Steen
Nancy Smith
Lawrence
Kansas Professor to Lecture at Oak Ridge Institute
G Baley Price, chair of the Kansas University Mathematics Department, will lecture at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies next week. He will address high school teachers of physics and chemistry at a conference sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Price departs Lawrence Sunday and returns August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Baley Price
Kansas University
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
National Science Foundation
Price
Lawrence
Provident Mutual to Open Kansas Campus Unit at 1722 W St
The Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co plans a major remodel of a former garage at 1722 West Street to house its 33rd campus unit in Kansas. The program will admit about two students per KU class, supervised by Lewis Rankin, with two students selected for next year: William Lyons of Hutchinson and Roger Jones of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas University
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co
W. St
Ray T. Wright
Provident General
Kansas
Missouri
Wright
K. U
Lewis Rankin
William Lyons
Hutchinson
Roger Jones
Kansas City
Fish Game funds eyed for Kansas five year period
State Forestry Fish and Game Commission Director Dave Leahy says Kansas could receive 40 000 to 50 000 dollars annually for five years from previously tied federal wildlife funds. He notes 13 percent of earmarked war time receipts were released after the 84th Congress action and states must provide a 25 percent match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Dave Leahy
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Congress
U. S. Treasury
Leahy
Lerahy
Economist Sees Little U S Inflation Danger
Kansas economist L J Pritchard told the Midwest Savings Conference in Fort Collins Colorado that there is little danger of creeping inflation for the United States due to strong productivity and natural resources. He warned that for a small importing nation inflation could be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo.a
United States
Kansas
Midwest Savings Conference
L. J. Pritchard
University of Kansas
Bungling Burglar Delays Pay at Detroit Lumber Co
In Detroit, the Homebuilders Lumber and Supply Co employees faced a late payday after a burglar tried to crack the company safe last night. The safe remained locked this morning, holding paychecks as a sign above it read Instructions for opening safe with the printed combination beneath, leaving workers furious at the botched theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Local Churches Schedule and Events in Eudora Area
Fudora church notes list Sunday masses at Sunflower 38 and Baldwin 8:30 and daily mass 7:16. Confessions Saturday 4:30 6:20 and 7:30 to 8:30. Holy day masses on Monday for Feast of the Assumption at Eudora 6 7:30 and 9:00. Antioch Baptist Church details and program appear with Sunday School 9:45 and lesson True to Convictions. Pentecostal Church 13th and Tenn with guest speaker from West Virginia Sunday at 4 PM and services throughout the day. Continuous notes on choir and braver meetings and Wednesday prayer Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudora
Paul Suter
Sunflower
Baldwin
Eudora
Antioch Baptist Church
BG. Wright
J. L. Pendleton
Pentecostal Church
13Th and Tenn
St. Bishop Davis
West Virginia
H. Lee Jones
Birs
Fiuizabeth Jones
Ninth Street Speakers On Local Shortages And Faith
Fort Wayne Indiana headlines report the AFL Teachers president Carl J Megel warning the fall is the worst shortage in history with 75 percent of teachers lacking tenure protection He cites teacher firing for nebulous reasons as a worsening factor Church lectures at Ninth Street Baptist with Rev Farnk Brown at 11 am and Rev Vernon Michael at 7 pm The sermons titled Shadows of the Saints. Also noted cobalt releases toxic arsenic fumes when heated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carl J. Megel
Chicago
AFL Federation of Teachers
Megel
America
Farnk Brown
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Vernon Michael
Missionary George W. Flattery to Speak at Assembly of God
Missionary George W. Flattery will speak at 7:45 Sunday night at the Lawrence Assembly of God. He has eight years of experience in French West Africa, working with the Mossi and Kasena tribes in Upper Volta and Po. A color film will be shown and he will discuss missions progress and Bible translation efforts. He previously ministered in Kansas and is a Southwestern Bible Institute graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Flattery
Upper Volta
French West Africa
Lawrence Assembly of God
Z. J. Krimmer
Flattery
Assembly ‘of God
Brae DE Pie
Africa
Foreign Missions Department
Assemblies of God
Spring 'Hield
Ouagadougou
Ougadougou
Corabie
Kansas
Southwestern Bible Institute
Enid
Okla
Midshipmen Test Amphibious Skills at Little Creek
About 670 NROTC midshipmen from 26 colleges took part in an 18 day amphibious warfare course at Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base in Norfolk Virginia. An assault landing at Camp Pendleton Virginia tested classroom to field coordination and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wulfkuhle
Richard A. Butler
NROTC
Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base
Norfolk
Camp Pendleton
Harold C. Wulfkuhle
K. E
Peles
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Frakes
Billy C. Hodson
Fred L. Cooper
Jayette
R. E. Boswell
Overland Park
Hodson
Boswell
George Lukens
Shirley Stuart Givens
R. D. Lichtenstadter
Roseanna Sanders
Mission
W. H. Sanders
Kas
William Klopfenstein
Bill Boswell
Clella Boswell
Bill Mayer
Ralph Casteel
Travis Glass
E. P. Mooman
Carl Gray, Sr
Joe D. Kennedy
John Pickens
Rachel Reber
Soroptimist International of
Medical Center
Trinity Episcopal Parish
J. F. Ackerman
P. H. Wlinkenberg
Corlett Cotton
St .Elizabeth’s Guild
Paul Pierce
St. Lydia's Guild
Mitchell Road
Heindrik Winklmeier
Camp Chaffee
U.S. Army
Pleasant Grove
CPA
Ike
St. Louis Hospital
G. B. Price
Oak Ridge
Oscar’ Olson
Dingmian
A. V. Phillips
Velvet
P.m. Dally Vic Melton
Mana
Lawrence Memoral Hospital
Mary Dunden
Sam
U. S
Bigelow
Karpet
Karé
Ewan
Cross
HM Eleaners
Lnly Family Church
Ninth Street
AFL
Assembly of God
Ex. L
Weaver's Format Shop
Merle A
Gentry
R. I. St
Fifth Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Wayne H. Mayhugh
Overseas
Clarence H. Mayhugh
Cpl
Howard Sloan
Japan
1St Cavalry Division
Honshu
Ft. Riley
Doris
501
E. C. Stimpson, Jr
Route 1
9577Th
White Sands Proving, Grounds
N.M
Headquarters Co
K.U
Tau Beta Pi
Army
Epin
Good Housekeeping
Cook
Wereoy Bey
Cook's PA
Mass
Boggs Hat Shop
Comer
Vermont
Lawrence Bible Chapel
Kentucky
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