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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1946

Page

5

Double Ring Ceremony Eloise Patty Weds Edgar Edgar

Miss Eleanor Patty daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Arthur Patty of Detroit Michigan united in marriage to Edgar son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clifton Edgar of Lawrence. The ceremony in Danforth chapel read by Rev Robert Edgar of Glenview Illinois used gladiola and palms as decor. The bride wore a floor length lace gown with net and marquisette and carried a pink rose bouquet. After a reception for about 50 at The Hearth the couple left for Colorado and will reside at 1145 Vermont Street. The bride is KU 1943 graduate and the groom served in Burma India China theater with the Army.

Danforth Chapel Eleanor Patty Frank Arthur Patty Detroit Mich Edgar Charles Clifton Edgar Robert Edgar Glenview Ill Frances Kolsky Leora de Ford Doris Hodson Columbus Kan Howard Barnett Patty Fred J. Boyle Nancy Patty Lawrence Colorado Vermont Street University of Walter Patty Marysville

Veterans group hosts round table and picnic notices

Mrs Harley Armstrong led a veterans round table with a follow up meeting set for Thursday afternoon at Kanwaka hall hosted by F Stegmire and George Strahan. Bluebird Theta Rho meets Monday at 2 50 in I O O F hall. VFW and auxiliary hold annual picnic Monday Aug 26 at 6 30 p m at post hall Thirteenth and Connecticut with basket lunches and own table service. Alpha Zeta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha enjoyed a picnic in Southpark Thursday evening hosted by Mildred Goff and Hazel Miller with Dorin Haverstock Betty Satie Marian Sphar Betty Henry Mary Frances Katharine Patrick Coffman Ruth Sherman Lee Webster Nancy Harris Mildred Petefish Coral Jean Sinfeld Dorothy Sanders tendorft Betty Parks Virginia Nichols.

Rah Abbie Harley Armstrong Kanwaka Hall F. Stegmire George Strahan Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Post Hall Thirteenth Connecticut Streets Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Southpark Mildred Goff Hazel Miller Dorin Haverstock Betty Satie Marian Sphar Betty Henry Mary Frances Katharine Patrick Coffman Ruth Sherw Lee Webster Nancy Harris Mildred Petefish Coral Jean Sinft Dorothy Sanders Tendorft Betty Parks Virginia Nichols

Salina Woman Visits Denver Relative in Colorado

Mrs. C. H. White travels to Denver Colorado for a visit with relatives. She is accompanied from Salina by her sister in law Mrs. Arthur White of the same city.

Mra. C. H. White Denver Colo Mrs. White Salina Arthur White

Hutchinson Notes and Social News Nearby

Mrs White plans to visit Hugo ton to see her son Philip who has spent August with Mr and Mrs R L Dennie at Hugoton. Rev Victor Meyer returned from Winfield after attending the Kansas district convention of the Lutheran church Missouri Synod held at St Johns college with 210 attendees. Miss Pear Leigh visits Mrs Chester Paradee of Weir. Miss Norma Agee and her mother Mrs Primer travel to Independence for Miss Agee s Sept 1 wedding to Kenneth Adams. Primer will enter Humboldt bakery business. Agee was bookkeeper for Bodin Nash Co.

Pear Leigh Chester Paradee Weir Kan Norma Agee Primer Alabama Street Independence Miss Agee Kenneth Adams Humboldt Bodin-Nash Company

White bread and flour to replace dark variety in weeks

Washington reports that white bread and flour will replace the famine emergency dark variety in bakeries and stores within two or three weeks. Brewers and distillers may increase production starting September 1 as grains restrictions ease due to record crops and price ceilings.

Washington Anderson

Grain allocations and flour restrictions amid wartime measures

The plan sets a probable total of 400 000 000 bushels for all grains and grain products, with exports at 417 000 000 bushels to shortage areas abroad. Millers may return to white flour but must limit domestic distribution to 87 percent of last year’s months. Beer makers gain 21.5 percent more grain in the September-November quarter, raising their share to 85 percent from 70 percent. Distillers receive additional grain in September.

Coun Aysad Liber Distillers

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