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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1963

Page

9

Mysterious Trial Notes Stun Tuesday City Desk

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Tuesday event involving alleged testimony and a local figure named Watt with unclear charges. The readable parts mention Belk and Mew in a legal context, suggesting a civic court or hearing in the city. Further details are unreadable.

Twin Daughters Wed in First Christian Church Ceremony

Sunday double wedding of Cheryl Jean Thornton and Sheila Ann Thornton, daughters of Mr and Mrs Raybert Thornton Sr of Route 3, took place at the First Christian Church with Rev Harold G Barr officiating. Bridegrooms Richard H Smith of Lecompton and Arnold E Pearson of Hutchinson await new life in Lecompton and 303 Elm St. after honeymoons in Colorado.

First Christian Church Raybert Thornton Sr Route 3 Joe Smith Lecompton Chantilly Sheila Ann Thornton Arnold E. Pearson Esther Moore Funston Ave Raybert Thornton Jr Brian Thornton Thomas E. Burns Jr Robert G. Glenn Freddie Smith Becky Jo Barnett Kansas City Linda Barnes Amarillo Tex Mr. Pearson Kenneth Joseph Smith Mr. Smith Eddie Smith Betty Rose Smith Alicia Young Mrs. Smith Mrs. Moore James Holyfield Allen Martin Walter Graham Charles Stewart Leslie Barnett Claudia Harris Kathleen Harris Jack Harris Robert Hellstrom Robert Allen Ernest Ireland Hutchinson Roswell Paddock Hastings Neb Smith Colorado Pearson Elm St

Seattle University Coed Sheds Light on New Student Role

Mary Lou May of Seattle University typifies a new college female leader. The senior political science student leads exchange student symposia and U N Pavilion and Peace Corps efforts while aiming to join the Peace Corps after graduation. She values learning about other countries through direct work and social exchange with international students.

Mary Lou May University of Seattle College Council of the United Nations Mary Lou Seattle University Peace Corps Seattle

Personal notices of arrivals and travel among Kansas families

Miss Pat Getto visits her mother in Muscatine after working in Honolulu and touring Singa pore Manila and Tokyo. The Virgil Godfrey family plans to move to Bamberg Germany where he will serve as a U S Army recreation specialist. Their daughter Mary will join in October. The Alexander families from Conway Arkansas and Frostburg Maryland visit the E E Alexanders in Muscatine. Prof Merrell Clubb and wife return from England where he lectured on sabbatical. The Cox and Semple families visit Pratt and Colorado Springs. Laptads head to Oregon with teaching posts and doctoral studies. Mae Neever returns from Dallas after weeks away.

Pat Getto M. J. Getto Honolulu Hawaii Orient Singapore Manila Tokyo Virgil Godfrey Germany Bamberg Godfrey Kansas University U.S. Army Washington, D. C Amanda Topher Alfred Wagner Muscatine Mary Harold Alexander Conway, Ark Edwin Alexander Frostburg E. E. Alexanders Miss. St Merrell D. Clubb England Kansas University English Department Clubbs Oxford Club

Wiley Pritchard Vows in Wichita

Mr and Mrs Thomas Vaughn Pritchard reside in Wichita after their marriage in St James Episcopal Church chapel. The bride formerly Margaret Jo Wiley daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Wiley. The groom son of Dr and Mrs Leland J Pritchard Lawrence.

Thomas Vaughn Pritchard Wichita Margaret Jo Wiley James W. Wiley Mr. Pritchard Leland J. Pritchard Lawrence St. James Episcopal Church R. A. Land Humphreys

Family attends Mid-Continent Jewelry Show in Kansas City

Mrs. Orville Stone and husband Mr Stone with Delbert Eisele Sandra and Hattie Wells visited Kansas City on Sunday for the Mid-Continent Jewelry and Silverware Show held at the Hotel Muehlebach.

Orville Stone

Auxiliary Group Assists at Hospital

Lawrence Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary announces July helpers led by Rodger C. Johnson. Names listed across X ray escort duty baby photos shopping service mail library cart afternoon passes evening passes emergency feeding and more.

Lawrence Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary Rodger C. Johnson Robert Cornwell Mary Wilson Lois Duver Nora Wichel Mather Rigsby N. Maye Woodward Vanera Sith Della Wil Hats Opal Jayme W Kennedy Alberta Burch Mires Pant DD Wilson May Conrad Sylvia Heeb Wasthe Ravsdell Baby Photos Joe J James TD Perry Murenia Sensiure Audra Brand Margaret J. Khng Shopping Service Delbert Wisele A. Madmonds Barbara Piette Merie Willams Tra Patterson Vio Mls Gladya Dowers Edna Baast Mail Service Mra Colin Crown Mel Dea de Wilson Marie BL Pandlaton Charline McCluggage Lena Alterbernd Agnes Hennen Cynthia Mack Edna Boardman Vera Benles

Social Calendar Dictates Local Organization Meetups

Community groups in Lawrence hold Monday events at Trinity Services and post halls. The Soroptomist and American Business Women associations announce gatherings featuring speakers, meal arrangements, and service notes. Various unit meetings include National Association of Parliamentarians and Veterans groups with planned covered-dish meals.

Lawrence Tittle Banquet Stlasi MH Sts Miloreth Tespa Mes Garnee Groh Sas Mo. Se

Milk output hits new American record in 1962

Dairy farmers achieved a 125.8 billion pound milk output on record amid the smallest cow population and tough weather in major dairy regions. Some cooks advise simmering chicken livers briefly before wrapping in bacon and broiling.

Temperature readings from Kansas stations report highs and lows

AP dispatch notes the 24 hour period ending at 6 a m as Concordia and other Kansas stations logged high and low temperatures along with precipitation figures. Data covers multiple locations within the state.

Kansas CIPY

Cleaning tip uses soap-filled steel wool pad for stains

A soap filled steel wool pad is recommended to clean stubborn stains on a broiling pan. The pad helps remove residue without harsh scrubbing, making pan cleanup easier and more efficient.

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