University Club to host covered dish and Sweetheart Dance
Friday evening at the club rooms with dinner at 6:30. Hosts include Dr and Mrs C Bittenbender and other couples. Dance coordinators are Mr and Mrs Clifton Calvin and Mr and Mrs G W Bradshaw. Kansas AAUW talk on Look Ahead by Dr Minnie M Miller at Lawrence Faculty Club luncheon Saturday at 1 pm. organizers Mrs Alfred L Baldwin and Mrs Max Dresden. Reservations with Mrs Harold Kipp or Mrs Elmer Beth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
C. Bittenbender
M. Chapman
G. E. Manahan
Clifton Calvin
G. W. Bradshaw
Kansas Aauw
Minnie M. Miller
Emporia
Kansas
American Association of University Women
Lawrence
Alfred L. Baldwin
Max Dresden
Harold Kipp
Elmer Beth
Sr. Miller
Kansas State Teachers College
AAUW
Europe
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
South America
W. H. Shoemaker
Guy Keeler
Annie Hoover Affects Panoose School Attendance
In Panoose community Mrs Annie Hoover is mentioned amid school disruptions with no Thursday or Friday classes. The note also records Art Institute attendance at the Community Building in Lawrence and mentions local residents Paul Hoover ill at his parents’ home and other family visits and a basketball game in Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Institute
Lawrence
Paul Hoover
Safeway
Topeka
Clyde Hoover
Howard Dillon
Yvonne
John Edvard
Ronnie Hoover
Overbrook
Alas Postma
Dale McMillen
Pleasant Grove
Danny McMillen
Golden Hammond
Calvin Hoover
Community program committee members named in report
Larry Flannery chaired the committee that organized the program with Olin K. Petefish as president and other members including Woodrow Miller Dr Forrest Brown Arden Booth Howard Wiseman and Russell Mosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicians
Gicecuu
Jon Krehbiel
Larry Flannery
Olin K. Petefish
Woodrow Miller
Forrest Brown
Arden Booth
Howard Wiseman
Rusell Mosser
Alumni Meeting Honors Chancellor at Great Bend
Chancellor Franklin D Murphy will be honor guest at a Kansas alumni gathering of Barton County in the Zarah Hotel Great Bend tomorrow evening. J L Constant and wife left for Acapulco Mexico for about a month long vacation. Herbert Olson of Berkeley visited his parents in Lawrence. Dr Harwood G Kolsky left for Los Alamos NM after stopping in Lawrence. he had recently toured Boston New York Philadelphia Poughkeepsie and St Louis in interviews for positions with the Government Atomic Energy Commission. Rev H Milton Sippel improving at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgery. Lt William Chalfant KU 1950 graduate visited campus today then returns to Hutchinson before duty at Camp Lejeune. Quakenbush testified in Wichita today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Murphy
University of Kansas
Barton County
Zarah
Great Bend
J. L. Constant
Acapulco
Mexico
Herbert Olson
Berkeley
Calif
Axel Olson
Harwood G. Kolsky
Los Alamos
N. M
Lawrence
George Kolsky
Tenn, Sr
Dr. Kolsky
Harvard University
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie
St. Louis
Atomic Energy Commission
Quakenbush
Wichita
University of Kansas experts attend mining institute in New York
Frank W Bowdish engineering expert from the University of Kansas will attend the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering gathering in New York from February 18 to 21. Reece Wiley, son of Richard Wiley Haskell, had tonsil removal at Lawrence Memorial Hospital this morning. Charles Stough, Lawrence attorney and Kansas House majority floor leader, will speak on Political Trends In Kansas The Past Two Years to the College Republicans at KU Green Hall 106 tomorrow at 7 30. Leroy Boyd Bowman fined 20 dollars for overheight truck on highway. John A Rowe paid 5 dollars for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Bowdish
University of Kansas
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
New York
Reece Wiley
Richard Wiley Haskell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stough
K. U
Charles Stough
Lawrence
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas
Leroy Boyd Bowman
John A. Rowe
Washington Creek Dinner Guests Change Local Visitors
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D H Hoover included Mr and Mrs John Daggett and Mr and Mrs M D Flory with Rev and Mrs Ralph Hodgden Bonnie and Merrill The Brammels Willard and daughters of Olathe visited the Asa Postma home Mrs FL C Florys Bers J D Flory Tina Fishburn D Flory and Clyde Hoover have called on Arthur Spegle recently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Hoover
John Daggett
D. Flory
Clyde Hoover
Arthur Spegle
Do Your Legs Itch Due to Dry Skin Oil Loss
Aimed at relief for Wes and ankle itching from dry skin, the ad promotes Resinol ointment as a skin oil substitute. It claims rapid relief and long-lasting comfort by lubricating parched surfaces and mimicking natural oils.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha Chi Omega
Lauler
Harold Steeper
P.E.O
Ben Barteldes
N. H. St
Paul Smart
Lee Schwinley
Robert S. Brooks
Lawrence Music Club
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Mendelssohn
Warne
Replogie Welee
Brahms Wandelten
Brahms
Kelvin Hoover
Reginald Strait
Fluno
Schumann
Ben Welee
Faure M
W'straiton
Riley Mierach
John Tasinbow
Jtolson
Frances Williams
Maurice Clarkson
Adah Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jeanne “Winston
Margaret Wulfkuhle
Mary Jane Carter
Old
Entre Nous
A. T. Hatfield
Ky. St
Mr. Hatfield
Charley Hardtaker
Elden Smurr
Mike
Newton
Charley la
Favor
Kansas City
Dave Heffner
Worden
W. W. Hatfield
Gary
Larry
David
Floyd Heffner
Ruth Darlene
Albert Hornberger
Ruby Mac
Henry Schwartz
Ralph Hatfield
Mary Carolyn and
Stephen
Sigel
Bracken- Shuster
Fred Torneden
Jess Sutton
William Johnson
L. PD. Club
American Legion Auxiliary
New City Building
Ruth Martin
George Starkey
Fred Plank Baldwin
Ida Conboy
Grva Dedson
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Kiwanis
KUL. Chorale
Hawaii
Lurline
Matson Lines
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mrs
Arthur
Weaver
Panoose
Annie Hoover
Nature
Hope
Hope Co
East St. le
Waverly Wis
Iltimate
Shone
Reles
Oxfords
Coats
Dave Wildemuth
Washington Creek
Boggs Hat Shop
Vermont
UG Necchi
Talbert
West
Our
Miss Claine
Valentine
Elaine Precisional
Terrill
Youngstown
D Youngstow
Crumb
Bellinger Electric
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