Local Social News From Gardner Gathering and Receptions
A Gardner social event featured Mary Heer Mrs Mae and two other women hosting a party with Mr and Mrs Howard Ted Theren and families attending. Mrs Sardon from Ka Cie attended along with Mr Senberger and Mr Fra. Music provided by Gabriel Aned and Miss Allarerta with several solos. Refreshments followed, with guests including Mr and Mrs Glen Mistele and Mr and Mrs Robert Lange of Leavenworth staying overnight with the host family.
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Mary Heer
Mae
Josephine Sardon
Senberger
Tiabrties
Howard
Tandan
Gabriel
Mise Barerby Willard
Eugene Westerhouse
Mie
Hare Cabrel
Hebert Lange
Acrardian
Glen Mistele
Kanes
Robert Lange
Leavenworth
Government housing plan aims at affordable homes and rentals
A broad program outlines three main lines to aid low and moderate income buyers and renters. It would expand federal insurance and direct lending to mass produced prefab homes, encourage large scale developments, and support rental housing with regulated rents and anti-discrimination safeguards.
Government housing plan details rents and yields
A government housing official discusses a big city project with estimated rents of 95 to 100 dollars. The plan aims for a 4 percent return to owners and yield insurance to attract insurers. The government would guarantee 3 percent annual return, while rents would be fixed to 5 percent. The project must meet reasonable insurance and aid families with moderate income.
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Unua
Sunday service details at Ambesnador church
Fragmentary OCR notes describe morning worship and prayer meetings at a church associated with Gee Thirteenth and Massachus Raph WH. Mentions Sunday services, a Francense service, and Wednesday prayer. Friday morning prayer meet.
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Synely of
Gee
Massachus
Anyldren
Ambesnador
Dedication Planned for Evangelical United Brethren Church
The Evangelical United Brethren church at 1501 Massachusetts Street will host a multi day dedication Sept 15 to 19 led by Rev Leland H Young with Bishop C H Stauffacher officiating. Pre services begin Wednesday with communion, guest ministers, and a sacred concert closing Sept 19 featuring musicians from Lawrence and KU.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Massachusetts Atreeta
Leland H. Young
Bishon C.H. Stauffacher
Ead
Ubru
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Britten
Massachusetts Street
Young
Oil and Gas Exploration Rise in Kansas in 1948 Forecast
Earl KK of the State Geological Survey reports Kansas oil and gas exploration for 1948 has topped 1947 rates by 35 percent, with higher gains in eastern Kansas where data are scant. Wells for primary production rise despite pipe and tubing shortages. Oil and gas value may exceed 300 million dollars in 1948, up from about 250 million in 1947, placing Kansas among the nation's top five producers responsible for about 44 percent of output.
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Kansas
Earl KK
State Geological Survey
Nixon
Aresent
Bells to Signal Opening of World Church Assembly
Bells across more than 10 900 churches in virtually all states will ring hourly tomorrow to signal the opening of the first assembly of the World Council of Churches. The gathering begins in Amsterdam Netherlands and involves Protestant and Eastern Orthodox churches nationwide.
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New York
Assembly of the
World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
Netherlands
FHA Plans Help for Buying Lower Cost Homes
Washington August 21 The new housing act aims to address high costs by offering low down payments and long terms. FHA insurance can cover up to 87,000 for Title II loans and up to 80 percent on larger amounts, with changes to Title I for repairs and new houses. Prefabs and built steel houses qualify, and cooperative ventures may reach 90 percent mortgage insurance. The act targets moderate income buyers and veterans coop projects.
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Eterling F
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
F.H.A
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R.F.C
Higecare
Giso
PuGetting
F.H A
Congress
Noo
FHA. I
God
F.H.A. Insurance
FHA
Cor
Vicheusing
Local residents visit friends and kin across towns
A raft of visitors grace area households with extended stays and social calls. Mr and Mrs Jesse Grimes hosted guests from Anderson, Ind. Mrs Addie Day hosted Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis and Ren Ne readay at Vintard. Joe Stevensen and daughter visited the Melville home. Mrs Ruth Fu and family drove to Overbrook for a meal. Mrs Reid Carles and family, and Mr and Mrs Craig move toward new homes in Topeka.
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Francis Grow
Reja
Lansing
Michister
Sunt
Joe Stevenem
Melvile
Mito Hall
Cyitte
Eten Mem
Robert Rariright
Kansas
Armstrong
Amughter
Carolyn
Ruth Fu
Ann
Terry
Edwin Ot
Overbrook
Reid Carles
Fame Smtro
A Craig
Crate
Mom Molder
Fragmentary names and relations in local notice
Fragmentary OCR text names Lawrence Louwe Winter Lawtee and daughter Margie Arvon Gerstenberger plus Mrs. Arvon Gerstenberger and daughter. Details unclear but indicates family connections mentioned in a local notice or obituary segment with multiple misreadings.
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Ard
Lawrence
Owing Aus i Lawson
iWizard
Arvon Gale Gerstesberger
Louwe “Winter
I Lawtee
Arvon Gerstenberger
Margie
Mrs Gabrielle Reed Dies at Eureka Hospital
Eureka Kan Aug 21 Mrs Gabrielle Reed wife of L F Reed retired lumberman and cattle feeder died at 6 am today in a local hospital She had been ill for the past year She is mother of Robert B Reed editor of the Garden City Daily Telegram and aunt of GF Reed manager of the Telegram
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Eureka
Kan
Gabrielle Reed
L. F. Reed
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Quez
Cale
Eudora
Evangelical United Brethren
Odl
Logan-Moore
Hatean Dave
aAivin Gabriel Priday
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Lawrence Hardware
Johns-Manville Products
Everley
Vermont
Green Lantern
BPO Elks No
John 1. Robinson
Playhawker
Jericho
Fornal Wilde
Undo Darneli
Anne Baxter
Kirk Douglas
Svosak
Granada
Tomer
el Sta
OWL Show
Ity
Janet Blair
Secret Service
Dick Tracy
SUN
Eureka Hospital
the Rapid Transit Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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