New KU Geology Wives elects officers in Kansas Union
New officers for the KU Geology Wives were introduced at a Tuesday meeting in the Watkins Room of the Kansas Union. The roster includes Mrs. William Seevers as president and Mrs. Wayne Haglund as vice president, with several other posts filled. A cake decorating demo followed and plans were set for a March 14 dinner dance in place of the regular meeting.
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Watkins
The
Kansas Union
William Seevers
Wayne Haglund
Walter Hill
William Jungmann
Jack Frost
Howard O'Connor
Thomas Gill
Windsor Adkison
H. A. Treland
Mondell Brize
Kansas City Architect Guest at KU Dinner and Lecture
William Conrad a Kansas City architect attended a dinner in the Prairie Room at the Kansas Union hosted by KU architecture staff Prof. Eugene George and Prof. Curtis Besinger and AIA KU student officers JoAnne Wilson and Kenneth Kahmann. He then gave an illustrated lecture in Dyche Auditorium on Finnish Architecture. He is an alumnus of KU.
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William Conrad
Kansas City
Prairie Room
Kansas Union
Eugene George
Curtis Besinger
JoAnne Wilson
Kenneth Kahmann
American Institute of Architects
Conrad
Dyche
AIA
Newcomers Group Hobby Show and Friday Club Meetings
Social calendar lists Newcomers Group of University Women's Club hobby show at 7 46 p m in Watkins Room Kansas Union with Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae and AAUW Book Review Group meeting. multiple PEO chapter events at Castle Tea Room and various addresses. University Chair dinner bridge at 6 20 p m and Mount Oread Ladies Encampment at IOOF Hall.
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Kansas State Employment Office
Beta Sigma Phi
Hotel Muehlebach
Kansas City
Castle Tea Room
University Women's Club
Watkins Room
Kansas Union
Mu Phi Epsilon
Don Heene
Steven JY
Aauw Book Review Group
Ns. L. Haynes
Ind. St
Teague
Vesta Mane
Crescent Rd
Robert Cornwell
Pho
Fred Montgomery
Tenn
William KB
Duncan
Dioner-Bridge
Mass
St. Mount Oread
Couple to Marry in June
Miss Linda Kay Gutsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gutsch of Lincolnville, engaged to Raymond Gottstein of Baldwin. Linda Kay is a junior at Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. Raymond Gottstein, Baldwin High School graduate of 1959, attended Baker University and works at Hallmark Cards Inc. in Lawrence. A June wedding is planned.
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Carl Gutsch
Lincolnville
Linda Kay Gutsch
Raymond Gottstein
Clifford Gottstein
Baldwin
Miss Gutsch
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Gottstein
Baldwin High School
Baker University
Hallmark Cards Inc
Lawrence
Vinland Valley 4-H Club February Meeting Recap
Thirty three members attended the Vinland Valley 4-H Club meeting in the school gym. Projects included Dairy and Wardrobe planning, plus a County Club Day play Pajama Party and chorus practice. Demonstrations, public speaking numbers, and project talks covered citizenship, sewing, health, and daily living topics. The meeting opened with a moment of silent prayer for the H. W. Craig family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland Valley
Herb O’bryan
Clifford McAninch
Cathy Pfantz
Cottonwood
Julie Chappell
Lynette Doores
Mary Ann Vangemeren
Claudia Harris
Merrissa Wells
Bruce Livingston
Bill Hatfield
Marcia Johnson
Clifford Smith
Steve
Donnie Fornelli
Jimmy O’connell
Fred Doores
David Hougland
Dick Doores
David Fry
Penny Hatfield
Mary Topping
Janet Garrett
Jenny Wells
Mary Ann Isaacs
Kathleen Harris
Florence Doores
Emma Garrett
Steve Fornelli
Morrissa Wells
H. W. Craig
Rebekah Lodge Memorial Services at Regular Meeting
Memorial services were conducted Friday at Rebekah Lodge No. 9 for Ollie Bruchmiller who died January 30 and A. M. Hughes who died February 2. Mrs. Bertha White paid tribute to Bruchmiller and Russell Wager praised Hughes as an Odd Fellow and Rebekah.
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Rebekah Lodge No
Ollie Bruchmiller
A. M. Hughes
Bertha White
Norma Ambler
Susan Brown
Alberta Snow
Blanche Dodds
Marie Brown
Theta Rho Club
Valentine
Mae Neever
Yvonne Saunders
Blanche Avey
Lillian Snow
Nannie Treland
Candystripers honored by La Sertoma for service
The Candystripers Hospital Aids of Lawrence High School Medical Careers Club received the Youth Service Award at a La Sertoma dinner in the Holiday Inn. Jacque Conrad accepted the citation after a program praising Candystripers work at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and training sessions for students pursuing hospital careers.
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Candystriper Hospital
Lawrence High School Medical Careers Club
la Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
E. B. Martin
Alonda Howard
Alice Vaughn
Judy Rake
Barbara Brann
Candystripers
Lawrence Club
la Sertoma International
Diane Alexander
Rick Antisdel
Linda Beal
Jacque Conrad
Joyce Davis
Bob Green
Karen Harvey
Kathleen Harris
Joyce Howell
David Kohrmann
Ona Mzhichieno
John Spencer
Greg Spyker
Russell Steen
Esther Bronson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Zada Seibold
Alfred Dicker
Candystripers Club
Dicker
Dan Kahler
Lawrence
Becky
Out
A. G. Rose
Kansas
la Sertoma
la Sertoma International Youth Service Award Committee
Rose
Kansas City
Kan
Ralph Louis
Midwest
Kansas Sertoma
Topeka
Don Potter
LHS
R. Wayne Nelson
Nystedt
Byrd
Hassler
Barber
Mancini
Miss Bronson
Eudora Junior Girls Auxiliary Guest Speaker
Mrs Tom Muskrat of Lawrence spoke to the Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Southern Baptist Church in Eudora. She displayed Indian items including a cradle board. The Muskrat couple are missionaries for the Southern Baptist Convention serving Haskell Institute students.
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Young Women's Auxiliary
Eudora Southern Baptist Church
Paulette Young
Charles Nussbaum
Miss Young
Dwight Clark
David Wright
Cathy Estock
Judy Reeves
Kay Peterson
Beverly Ford
Cathy Hicks
Linda Miller
John Jenings
Clint Williams
Tom Muskrat
Lawrence
Southern Baptist Church of
Eudora
Muskrat
Southern Baptist Convention
Haskell Institute
Cordley School Elects New Student Council Officers
Cordley School announces the spring term student council officers. Mit Winter is president, Philip Reed vice president, Mike Jacob secretary, and Mike Williams messenger.
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Cordley School
Mit Winter
Philip Reed
Mike Jacob
Mike Williams
Local residents reported on summer travels and medical updates
Mrs. C B Holmes of 754 Sunset Dr returned from a month in the South visiting southern Georgia and St. Petersburg Florida. Obed and Mrs. Thompson plan a two week Phoenix vacation. Jay Drake of Berg Acres had eye surgery at KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Harold Regier of KU attends the AACTE meeting in Chicago to organize a regional teacher staffing service. Nelson M Hall and wife of 209 Michigan St returned from Virginia and Washington DC visiting relatives and Kennedy gravesite at Arlington. Skipper Williams of 641 Sa St underwent back surgery at Research Hospital Kansas City. Mrs. E R Acher of 16 Winona home after two months in Salt Lake City with family.
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C. B. Holmes
Sunset Dr
South
Georgia
St. Petersburg
Florida
Obed Thompson
Phoenix
Ariz
Jay Drake
Berg Acres
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Nelson M. Hall
Mich. St
Virginia
Washington, D. C
John F.kennedy
National Cemetery
Hall
Skipper Williams
Sa. St
Research Hospital
E. R. Acher
Winona
Salt Lake City
Utah
Stanley W. Harris
Don Acher
Wakarusa Valley PTA Hosts Special Speaker
Dave Johnson from the Kansas attorney general's office spoke on narcotics and drug addiction at the Wakarusa Valley School PTA meeting. He cited marijuana and barbiturates as major Kansas problems. Mrs. Mary Lee Moore and seventh grade presented a Gay Nineties revue in costumes and won the attendance plaque.
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Dave Johnson
Kansas Attorney General's Office
Wakarusa Valley
PTA
Kansas
Johnson
Mary Lee Moore
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club Meeting and Demo
The Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club gathers at 7 30 p m Friday in the Community Building classroom. Prof William M Bass Kansas University speaks on Salvage Archaeology. L J Kasky demonstrates distinguishing barite from celestite. Amethyst chosen as gem of the month by Darlene Hamilton. Door prize by Carl Harris. Refreshments by Bob Livingston and J Milliken. Merry Mixers Square Dance Club meets at 8 p m Saturday in the IOOF Hall with Warren Kinder calling. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club
William M. Bass
Kansas University
L. J. Kasky
Darlene Hamilton
Carl Harris
Merry Mixers Square Dance Club
IOOF
Warren Kinder
Topeka
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Ernest Kasold
Hovey J. Hanna
Greece
Miss Hazel High
Anthony Supancic
Tony IV
Terr
Raymond Atkinson
Jack Evans
Linda Atkinson
Margie Atkinson
Mason Conrad
Exemplar Preceptor Gamma
Travis Glass
Dorcas
Frances Fischer
Dorothy Clarke
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Douglas County Agriculture Extension Office
Kenneth Lenzen
Prairie Acres Garden Club
B. C. Barr
Lenzen
June Smith
Sharon Mertes
W. B. Duncan
Paul Hilpman
L. C. DeMoss
Lawrence Flower Club
Episcopal Parish
Carl Hird Sr
James Smith
Flower Club
County Mental Health Center
C. C. Goble
Connie Myers
Paula S. Plott
Leonard Plott
Wichita
Belleville
Miss Myers
V. A. Myers
Newton
HDU
Rebekah Lodge
Bud Jennings
Martin
E. J. Allison
Will Johns Jr
T. S. Mason
Kent Balyeat
Helen's
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Susie Hess
Eis Hubbard
East 7Th
Cordley
Elring
Massachusetts
Ebing
Drakes
Harold Regier
Chicago
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Regier
Association For School, College and University
Wakarusa Valley Pta
Chi
Camera Sale
Raney Drug
Briman’s
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