Local society notes yearend gatherings and postponements
The column lists informal entertainments hosted by Delbert and Mary McGoughran and other local families on New Year’s Eve and Christmas Day. It notes the Double Dozen club meeting postponed two weeks, a Ridge club dinner bridge at Castle Tea room, and a kitchen shower for the Everett Cristenson family postponed due to travel. It ends urging classified ads to sell unused furniture and apparel via the Pittsburg connection.
Personal travel and visits noted in local society pages
Local notices list Mr and Mrs Henry H Asher departing for Los Angeles for a short vacation. Mrs W S Johnson returns after months in the east. Pratt visitors Mr and Mrs Albert Fincham and son Kent stay with local families before Tulsa trip. Several other residents travel or visit relatives in Kansas City Wichita Denver and St Louis.
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Henry H. Asher
Lusngels
W. S. Johnson
East
Long Island
Connecticut
New York City
Albert Fincham
Kent
Pratt
Marvin le Suer
Emil Larson
Hamburg
Agenda
C. E. Larson
Les Erwin
Tulsa
Howard Weindel
Herbie Weindel, Jr
Kate Gish
Wallace Sturm
Fay Jean Gish
Merriam
George L. Molitor
Emporia
T. A. Robertson
Robertson
Bartlesville
Okla
Lawrence
Topeka
Vail Hospital
Farmers Union moves headquarters to Topeka
The Kansas Farmers Union begins moving its headquarters from St Marys to Topeka. President FE T Fortune will relocate the insurance department and the Kansas Union Farmer editorial offices. The organization has been in St Marys for about five years, after previously operating in Salina.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Farmers Union
St. Marys
FE. T. Fortune
K.F.U
Kansas Union Farmer, Organization
Salina
Accidental Death Toll Soars in 1949 Holidays
National Safety Council recorded 1949 holiday deaths in many categories with 1 705 traffic fatalities and 580 lives lost during Christmas period. Major holidays produced sharp increases. Fourth of July led with 711 deaths, while New Year and Memorial Day also saw high tolls. Council warns of 330 traffic deaths over New Year weekend.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Texas City
Texas
Dearborn
Topeka Appoints Justice of Peace in Walton Township
Gov. Frank Carlson appointed Louis Willard of Geuda Springs to fill a Walton township justice of the peace vacancy in Semior county. The appointment, made Dec 29, fills a vacancy that has existed for several months.
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Topeka
Louis Wollard
Geuda Springs
Walton Township
Semior County
Frank Carlson
New Jacket By Mrs Rankin Debuts In Topeka Retail
Mrs Charles Constant Rankin of 429 Greenwood Topeka unveils a versatile wool jersey blouse jacket with dolman sleeves and front belt. branded Lili Brocard, she is a noted dress designer who studied in Paris London Vienna and Prague and samples are limited at her Topeka home and Weaver's store.
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Charles Constant Rankin
Greenwood
Topeka
Lawrence
Paula C. Rankin
C. H. Constant
Mrs. Rankin
Paris
France
Germany
Italy
Bavarian Alps
England
Lili Brocard
London
Vienna
Prague
Toveka
Weaver's
Pianist Eugene Jennings Opens Studio at 107 East South Park
Eugene Jennings, pianist and member of the Accredited Music Teachers Association of Lawrence, announces the opening of a studio at 107 East South Park for a limited number of piano students. Telephone 2693 M for appointments. lessons available between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
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East South Park
Music Teachers Association of Lawrence
Teen clothing sale on second floor varies by size and item
Readable ad notes price cuts on teens wear from 7 to 16 years. Sweaters and dresses reduced from reg. prices to sale figures, with robes and hats also discounted. Limited stock on hats.
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Indura
Dr Victor Spong Dies Ex Lutheran Leader at 68
Victor Spong 68 president of the Kansas conference of Augustana Lutheran church died after a month long illness. Born in Sweden he led Immanuel Lutheran church since 1913 expanding its membership to 900. He chaired Bethany College and Trinity Lutheran Hospital boards. Survived by wife Agnes Burk and two daughters Ruth Sarli and Grace Spong. Funeral at Immanuel church followed by burial in Memorial Park. Location Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Victor Spong
Kansas
Dr. Spong
Bethany College
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Memorial Park
Eral
Immanuel Church
Agnes Burk
McPherson, Kan
Ruth Sarli
Grace Spong
Governor Peterson to address Kansas Board of Agriculture
Governor Val Peterson of Nebraska will outline Missouri river basins development plans to the Kansas Board of Agriculture in Topeka January 11 to 13. J B Fitch of Minnesota and C B Jensness of Minnesota join the speaker list. J C Mohler will resign as secretary after 1914 service. Roy Freeland is seen as potential successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Missouri River
Kansas Board of Agriculture
J. B. Fitch
University of Minnesota
C. B. Jesness
Minnesota
J. C. Mohler
Mohler
Roy Freeland
New York Mayor O'Dwyer Returns From Florida Honeymoon
Mayor William O Dwyer and his bride fly from Miami to Newark to end a nine day Florida honeymoon. They wed December 20 in Stuart Florida and will be sworn January 2 for another term as New York City mayor.
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Key Largo
Fla
New York
William O’dwyer
Florida
Eastern Airlines
Miami
International
Newark
Nwj
O’dwyer
Sloan Simpson
Stuart
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Ednah Hopkins
O. T. Davis
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Mexico
Harris F. Butters
Langing
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Martha
Charles Wise
Walter Heck
Howard Heck
Dick Wise
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Bob Green
Will Green
Harlan Miller
Delbert Perkins
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Nelson May
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William Tudor
Robert Hunter
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Norman Endacott
J. L. Chaffin
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Ronald Kimber
Ben Mehler
B. Wells
Roden
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Gwen
Biss
Mroo
Don Smith
Nancy
Robby
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Jonta Mri
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Danny Dean
Mere Commons
Neste
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Frverett Cristenson
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DeSoto
Charles E. Storer
William Paley
Barbara Cushing Mortimer
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