Co-Operative club dinner and visiting notices
The Co-Operative club plans a members dinner at the Country club Tuesday evening with reservations via Ray Weakley before Monday noon. Lincoln couple Col. Harold F. Mattoon and Mrs. Mattoon, plus Lt. and Mrs. Frank Mattoon, visit Lawrence. connections include Beatrice attorney Col. Maron’s VA rating board role and lengthy service, and Frank Mattoon’s plans for Nebraska law school. Also noted are visitors Dr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Faris, family, and son Robert. births at Memorial hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Rolls and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. Marie Papenhausen’s Las Vegas wedding to Edward L. Funk, with home in Fresno after, plus various club meetings and social events in Lawrence neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Club
Ray Weakley
Harold F. Mattoon
Lincoln
Neb
Matton
J. B.fugate
Frank Mattoon
Maron
Beatrice
Veterans Administration
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Pacific
Yamashita
California
Utah
Mattoon
France
Germany
University of Nebraska Law School
Hervey S. Faris
Tucson
Ariz
Fugate
Faris
Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Lawrence
Robert
Arizona University
Las Vegas
Nev
Marie Papenhausen
Edward L. Funk
Little Church of the West
Ramona
Frontier
H. W. Herman
Fresno
Calif
Herman
Funk
University Avenue
Mrs Clem Zillner and Mrs George Restaneen
Two women named Mrs Clem Zillner and Mrs George Restaneen appear in a clipped obituary notice or social page item, listed together with other names in a short segment. The fragmentary text provides no further context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Zillner
George W Restaneen
Local people head to trips and destinies across the country
Francis Stevens of New Orleans visits Kansas City before returning to his newspaper staff role. Avery Olney and wife travel from Columbia to visit relatives. Clarence Topping plans an extended motor tour through New York Boston Portland Quebec and St Lawrence river to Montreal with fishing in Minnesota. James Russell Morris leaves for San Mateo to join Merchant Marine Cadet school. Don Cathcart to train saddle horses in Los Angeles after saddle farm work in Kentucky and nearby states. William Kupfer and family depart Chicago after a summer visit. daughters Karen and Gail join grandparents. The text also mentions a plain reference to an overland route and Tecoma and Seattle, with a unnamed journey accompanying Powell to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stevens
New Orleans
W. C. Stevens
Kansas City
New Orleans Item
Avery Olney
Columbia
S. C
Olney
University of South Carolina
F. H. Olney
Clarence Topping
New York
Boston
Portland
Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Argonian Forest
United States
Minnesota
James Russell Morris
S. L. Morris
West Fourth Street
Lawrence
California
Merchant Marine Cadet School
San Mateo
Don Cathcart
Mi ‘Cart
Los Angeles
Calif
Ridgefiled Saddle Farms
Danville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolina
South Carolna
William Kupfer
Chicago
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Robert Rolls
Sunflower
Memorial Hospital
Ohio Street
F.C. Russing
Midland Rural Club
F. W. Lewis
Clyde Husted
A. C. Schaake
Belleview 4H
Stevens Lawn
Dorothy Mae Nisely
George D. Rosel
Jeanette Had
Francis C. Flory
John P. Metsker
Rova Flory
Miss Nisely
Vern Gibb
Harent Koehle
Robert Bigsty
Warren Flory
Ben Flory
John BP. Metsker
Tova Flory Mixs Theta Flory
Misa Haat
Flory
John Winters
Wrightwood Avenue
Chicago, Ill
New York School Parent-Teachers Association Executive Committee
F. L. Brown
Rhode Island Street
New York School Parent-Teacher Association Executive Committee
Brackett Home
B Lackey
West Ninth Street
Ed Alderson
Lackey
Harold Christy Roebuck
Kanwaka
Wesley Hospital
Wichita
James Larry
Veronicans
George Eberhart
R. S. Brooks
Martin Henry
Billie Froeliger
George Ecke
Clem Zilner
Charles Schehrer
Ecke
Heyward Risley
Whites Zimmerman
Gail
Ponsins
Tecoma
Seattle
Wash
Oklahoma
Kuneleph Powell
Patricia Stephenson
Swope’s Dress & Beauty Shop
Swope
Gabardine
Eisenhower
Kim Foot
Kitty Kicker
Sephiss
Lambh
Vigay
Cologne
Chaametic Dept
Infant Dept
Mademoiselle
Gleoix
Poe
Teres End Cubis
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