Society Hosts Dinner Bridge and Club Meetings
Society guests gathered for a Cor club dinner bridge with Mrs Schwein and Mrs Simon Hurwitz presiding. The Helping Hand Clans met at Mrs Nelson Green a 15 member gathering with refreshments. The Recreation club and Stull Needlecraft club announced upcoming meetings. Lawrence Woman's club met to discuss taxation. The Sunflower 4 H club planned a February meeting with a Valentine exchange hosted by Jim and Gene Springer.
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Cor Club
Schwein
Simon Hurwits
Unk
W. Stowits
H. W. Keene
Ar Ant Anilom
W. Biowits
Dene Wiles Easick
Otto Barteldes
Irete Barteldes
A. Weaver
United Brethren Evangelical Church
Nelson Green
Sunflower 4-H Club
Riveride
Jim
Gene Springer
Wylla Thoma Wylla and Mrs Lester attend illness linked events
Mrs T Thoma Wylla of Kalamazoo Michigan plans a short trip with her mother Mrs P P Lester. Mr and Mrs F B Dodds went to Niwath i today to attend the funeral of Dr Edward K Lawrence commander of the Union Spanish War Veterans and Mrs Ralph I Canuteson travels to Minneapolis Minnesota, called by the illness of Canuteson’s mother
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T. Thoma Wylla
Kalamazoo
Mich
P. P. Lester
F. B. Dodds
Niawathi
Edward K. Lawrence
Bopaceraayit
Uni
Ralph I. Canuteson
Minneasapolis
Anuteson
Local Social News Notes From Area Families
Mrs W D Wolfe traveled to Atchison Tuesday for a birthday event. Mrs Earven hosted by friends at Sites mrad Curtis drove to Paola to fetch Agnes Curtis from School for a weekend with her parents Roy and Mrs Curtis. Mrs Ed Gilbreath of 150 Oakhill Road recovering after Wednesday operation remains listed in satisfactory condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Fred Harlow and Marvin Smail left to join K U alumni meetings in Fort Scott Pittsburg and Parsons where two movies Your University and a football film will be shown.
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W. D. Wolfe
Atchison
Ear
Sitesmrad
Marvin Smail
K. U
Fort Scott
Pittsburgh
Parsons
Entertain Junior High Luther League in Trinity Lutheran
The newly organized Junior High School Luther league at Trinity Lutheran church has about 60 members. They meet weekly for devotions and activities, with monthly parties, and plan a Sunday evening program by Jim Selig featuring colored films of the Philipians followed by a chili supper. They will attend Lenten services in a reserved section. The High School league will be entertained at the Albert home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jim Selig
Philipians
R. W. Albert
Levening
Railroads Propose Cut in Ore Freight Rates
New York February 24 eastern railroads propose substantial cuts in freight rates on iron and steel to meet truck competition. John J Fitzpatrick chair Traffic Executives association says the lower rates target unregulated and regulated highway carriers of key iron and steel articles. If approved the cuts offset part of recent steel price increases after pension and benefits strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern
John J. Fitzpatrick
Traffic Executives Association of Eastern Railroads
Fitzpatrick
Brad Meek Builders Incorporation Completed in Kansas
Topeka February 24 Brad Meek Builders Arkansas City completed incorporation procedures in the secretary of state office Leonard Bradshaw serves as resident agent for the firm with authorized capital of fifty thousand dollars.
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Topeka
Brad Meek Builders
Arkansas City
Leonard Bradshaw
Lawrence Flower Club Anniversary Meeting and Quilt Display
Friends are invited to an anniversary event in Lawrence next Monday afternoon featuring a quilt display and tea at the Community building. The one day program includes a 2 PM meeting, 4 PM tea, and a talk titled Down Memorys Lane by Mrs. Fred Hunsinger, honoring 25 years of Flower club community service.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Flower Club
Fred Hunsinger
Lawrence
Robinson Park
Manley Memorial
State Hospital
Topeka
Chamber of Commeres
Kaw Valley Garden Association
Railroad men seek to move grain before car shortage in 1950
Washington February 24 railroad spokesmen urged rapid use of boxcars to move government owned grain from producing states before year end. A meeting called by Senator Schoeppel included railroad and agriculture department representatives and grain state senators. A supply of boxcars was offered as a solution though concerns about a sorghum carryover and demand limits were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Senzter Schoeppel
Rkun
Schoeppel
Joan
Schueppel
Enatars
R.kan
Millikin
Minna. Kerr
Youthful Communist Wins on Popular Platform
Dale Smith wins election here on a popular platform promising weekly allowances to families. He advocates government aid for every child after the first, appealing to teachers and families with a plan for child support and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Smith
Solidarity of Decency in a Divided Church
A sermon-trace on modern moral peril urges Christians to draw a clear line between faith and vice. It condemns gambling, press freedom used for evil, and Communism, while urging unity between Protestant and Catholic forces to clean up society, improve race justice, sobriety, and public morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
America
Lawrence Meeting on Taxation of Club Advised
A fragment notes a special meeting of the Lawrence Woman’s Club on Monday at 2 30 pm to discuss taxation matters. It mentions a broader reflection on moral forces and common decency and references insecticides as a plague weapon.
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Lawrence Woman's Club
Lawrence Womlant Paiub
Adv
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Alfred Seele
George Stauffer
Edwin R. Bur
Edwin Eurgene
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eugene Griffin
Edwin T. Burgess
Stull Needlecraft Club
Walter Wulfkuhle
Albert Hildenbrand
Gustafson
Rock
Stanford Lehmberg
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ollie Peters
Kitchor
Musa
Royal College Shop
BLVE
Scede Cola Suede
Grey Suede
By Roy L Smith
Ager
Teerly
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Maxine Lindley
Pthen Tere
Reddy
Kansas
THE
Power and Light Company
C. T. Hough
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