International La Sertoma Board Arrives for Lawrence Meeting
The International Board of La Sertoma arrives for a mid year meeting in Lawrence with an open house at 7 30 this evening hosted by international president Mrs Robert S Brooks at 715 Tenn 51 Other local and district officers from multiple states accompany them The program includes sessions and meals at the Jayhawk Girl Room Crystal Room Crystal Room the Lawrence Women's Club Castle Tea Room and University Museum of Art with a closing tea at 3 o'clock Sunday at 2130 Vt St
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la Sertoma International
Eldridge
International
Robert S. Brooks
Brooks. Lawrence
James I. Perry
Lisle E. Eby
M. J. Whitson
Topeka
George E. Saunders
Denver
Colo
George W. Perrett
Boro
N. C
Merrill M. Rainey
St. Joseph
William M. Barr
Los Angeles
Calif
Stenney L. Jordan
Dayton
Ohio
John P. Cooper
City
Gentzel P. Bilheimer
Little Ick
Ark
Robert Ruckerville
W. Warren
Shorewood
Wise
Tes Maines
H. E. Lundberg
Tallywoor
Fr.w. Hakes
Colorado Springs
Sherbert Kincaid
Kansas City
William Peterson
Oak
Wicholson
Milwaukee
Wis
Fred J. Kuehne
William M.abbs
Fugene Goorlson
Woodstock
Homer J. Dougherty
Colhmbus
AL McNally
Chicago
Paul J. Flary
J. C. Frazer
Tneka
George P. Bilheimer
Paul J. Flory
Lawrence
Jayhawk Girll
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Crystal Room
Marold G. Barr
School of Religion
The
Universe of Kansas
Charles D Stough
Local Personal News and School Updates in Baldwin Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson arrived in Baldwin from Buffalo NY and rented an apartment at the Lillian Snyder home. Thompson is the new organ instructor at Baker University. Six high school boys returned from a trip in New and Pensacola Florida: Larry Gillum Rob Hazlett Jim Richard Bob L Eeuyer Steve Carter and Bill Hogan. Mrs R Brooks president of La Sertoma Club International, returned from a two week tour of clubs in the south visiting Fort Worth Dallas Houston Port Arthur Baton Rouge LA Oklahoma City and Tulsa OK. Mrs L Flannery has spent ten days in New York City on a buying trip accompanying Ir Flannery and will return at week’s end. John Hatfield was brought home to convalesce from an emergency appendectomy Monday night at St Johns Hospital in Salina where he is a student at St Johns Military School influenza cases at the school infirmary caused his return home today. Six engineering and architecture staff from the University of Kansas attended the Kansas Engineering Banquet opening session last night in Kansas City. attendees were Dean T DeWitt Carr and Professors Don Haines J O Malone Arthur N Paul Thurmas M Me Mahon and R S Tait.
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Fred Thompson
Baldwin
Buffalo
N. Y
Lillian Snyder
la Sertoma Club International
Fort Worth
Dallas Houston
Port Arthur
Baton Rouge
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Okla
Flannery
New York City
Ir Flannery
John Hatfield
St. John's Hospital
Salina
St. John's Military School
School of
University of Kansas
Kansas Engineering Bnei
Kansas City
Dean T. DeWitt Carr
Don Haines
J. O. Malone Arthur N. Paul
Thurmas M. Me
Mahon
R. 8
City Council chief Lux rejects $5000 raise stance
Elmer F. Lux, Buffalo City Council president, refuses a $5,000 yearly raise citing conscience and calls for full budget-time consideration. He took office January 1 as the Democratic council approved the increase to $12,000 per year, effective last Saturday.
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Buffalo
Elmer F. Lux
Lux
Youth Meeting Calls Christian Action In Lawrence
An interdenominational youth gathering from Lawrence churches meets Sunday at 7 30 pm at Plymouth Congregational Church. Sponsored nationally by the United Christian Movement and locally by the Lawrence Religious Council the service features a speaker Miss Dorothy Swift Emporia student leader. Each church will send a representative and donations will fund youth camps and fall programs.
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Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational Church
United States
United Christianity Movement
Lawrence Religious Council
Dorothy Swift
Emporia
Leach
GOES HOME TO MOTHER Se. Conn. Feb 1 1945 item
Benton testifies after 44 years of life that his wife left home to go home at 80. John H. King grants a divorce on grounds of desertion. Town happenings include visits, births, school and club events, military inductions, and local social notes from Ozawkie to Kansas City with families named and locations cited.
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An Benton
John H. King
Local visit from Kansas City to Oskaloosa family home
Mr and Mrs I J Rohnson hosted a visit from Kansas City family including Mr and Mrs Buck and daughter Joyce and Mrs Bruce Buck and Titthé daughter Ann. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank ries and Mrs Jennie Davis. Hoy Sellars returns home after a major operation at Simmont Hospital Topeka.
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May Buck
Joyce
Bruce Buck
Ann
Kansas City
Frank Ries
Jennie Davis
Hoy Sellars
Simmont Hospital
Topeka
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la. St
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Atlanta
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