Social Cictivities and Upcoming June Wedding
Engagement announced Miss Nanus Jo White to Maxwell E. Slomp of Topeka daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Webb E Fenton of Baldwin and Miss White a Baker University junior majoring in Elementary Art Education member of Phi Mu sorority Mr Slomp a Highland Park High and Baker University graduate teaching at Highland Park High School A June wedding planned Also Lawrence Music Club heard a program Tuesday with budget approval and officers elected Readings and ceremonies at Eudora Methodist Church marked several weddings and social events in the community with details on attire gowns and attendants, plus club meetings and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanus Jo White
Maxwell E. Slomp
Charles H. Sloop
Topeka
Webb E Fenton
Baldwin
Nancy Jo White
Maxwell E. Sloop
Webb
Fenton of
Personal notes from Topeka and nearby visits and birth
Mr and Mrs Tom Oyer of Vista Calif guests of Mr and Mrs John Kapler. They attend inaugurations in Topeka then travel with Mr and Mrs Robert Docking to Arkansas City. Mr and Mrs H Dyer to stay with Mr and Mrs Johns Gooch after inaugural events. Mrs Sherman Fletcher admitted to St Luke's Hospital for planned surgery. Marion Strickland and Ruth Tathem announce birth of son James Lee at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with Ruth Tathem of Lawrence. Joe Bloomer and Clyde Reed Jr among visitors for KU vs K-State game in Lawrence Aller Fieldhouse. Don Henry of Kansas University undergoing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Oyer
Vista
Calif
John Kapler
Topeka
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
Rowland
H. Dyer
Johns Gooch
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Sherman Fletcher
St. Luke's Hospital
Marion Strickland
James Lee
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Strickland
Ruth Tatham
Lawrence
Joe Bloomer
Claflin
Aller Fieldhouse
Fred Ellsworth
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons
Don Henry
Kansas University
Local Notices From Kansas City and Lawrence
An ear tumor at K U Medical Center in Kansas City is reported much improved. Mrs. O T Black returns from Clifton Forge Virginia and Erlanger Kentucky due to her brother Grover W Lee illness and death. Mrs. Charles Wagstaff of Emporia visits her mother Mrs. Ralph Van Bebber while Mr. Wagstaff is in New York on business. Mr. and Mrs. George Starkey of Ft. Dodge visit their son Jack Starkey and Mrs Starkey. Mr Starkey attends the Kansas Veterans Commission meeting in Topeka. Kansas State alumni and friends plan to attend the KU K State basketball game in Lawrence today. Names include Mr and Mrs William Christian and others from Kansas City Manhattan and China Lake. James R Sims of Salit will return to China Lake after a Sunflower Ordnance Works assignment. Mr Sims is a KU graduate. Also notes on simmering food explain cooking just below boiling with slow bubbles breaking.
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McCabrin
Jessie Jones
Agnes Prim
Agnes Shockley
Lilian Terrell
Roche
Myrtle Wigiesworth
Veda Stanton
Fenton
O. T. Black
Clifton Forge
Erlanger
Grover W. Lee
Charles Wagstaff
Emporia
Ralph van Bebber
Wagstaff
New York
George Starkey
Ft. Dodge
Jack Starkey
Starkey
Kansas Veterans Commission
Topeka
Kansas State
Lawrence
William Christian
Ward Haylett Jr
Richard Fuller
Rick Harman
Kansas City
William. Richards
Manhattan
James R. Sims
Rey
W. S. Sims Sr
N.Y
China Lake
Salit
Navy
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Sims
Kansas University
Oldest Eudora Resident Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Lena Greiner Eder of Eudora marked her 92nd birthday. Born in Bavaria Germany she came to America at six and lived in Eudora except for two years in New Mexico after her husband died. She cofounded the town’s first telephone service with her daughter and son in law, remains active attending Mass daily and enjoys quilting reading and tv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Greiner Eder
Eudora
Eder
Bavaria
Germany
America
New York
Louis Eder
Clara Neustifter
Fred Ziesenis
Henry Neustifter
Caroline Schlegel
Aileen Cherry
New Mexico
Neustifter
Zlesenls
Club Notes Mixed Meetings This Week At Local Halls
The Tesper Mothers Club meets Wednesday afternoon at the Hespey Community Building with Mrs. Everett Votaw and Mrs. Ralph Vorans hosting. The Endara Flower Club meets 2 p.m. Tuesday at the City Mall with Mrs. Arthur Reiss and Mrs. George Gerstenberger hosting. Dean Wagler will present a program Sunday afternoon at the BAU. Faculty Club supper follows at 1 45 o clock. Eight Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary sew at Wadsworth Hospital. The regular meetings of both chapter and auxiliary are 8 p.m. Monday at Municipal Building. The K U Dames hold their first meeting of the new year at 8 p.m. Monday in Spooner Museum lounge. Dr E Thayer Gaston of K U speaks on music education. Guests may be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Harris
Keystone Korner Klub
Hesper
Alice Walters
Helen Pfleger
Ralph Wotan
Cham Williamson
Walter Gerstenberger
Louie Kindred and Lyle
Paul Gabriel
Larry
Connie
Frank Page
Eva Frazier
Carrie Forsythe
Harris
Tesper Mothers Club
Hespey
Everett Votaw
Ralph Vorans
Endara Flower
Dean Family
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Wadsworth Hospital
K. U. Dames
Spooner Museum
E. Thayer Gaston
K. U
Farewell Party Honors Four Retiring Officials
About 60 people attended a farewell party Friday afternoon in the County Courthouse for four retiring county officials. Sher if Billy Hodson served two terms as sheriff and was not eligible to seek re election. Charles Banning and Douglas Harris, county commissioners, lost bids for another term, and Anna Paasch, manager of the county convalescent home, announced her retirement. Hodson received ice coolers from county employees. Commissioner Elmer Quidahl presented the gifts, and County Clerk Delbert Mathia acted as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Hodson
Charles Banning
Douglas Harris
Anna Paasch
Hodson
Banning
Harris
Paasch
Elmer Quidahl
Delbert Mathia
Weaver Home Demonstration Unit Meet Hosts
4 H Club and Home Demonstration groups plan a Wednesday session with Mrs Carrol Gerstenberger and Mrs Robert Nels as hosts. The Jesson Housecleaning lesson led by Mrs Kenneth Von Achen. Members asked to bring a small jar. The Eudora Home Demonstration Unit meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Fred Christian’s home with Mrs Don Ray as hostess. Officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Gerstenberger
Robert Nels
Weaver Home
Jesson
Kenneth von Achen
Eudora
Fred Christian
Don Ray
Nef
Oskaloosa Lodges Host Special Event for Intl Officers
Oskaloosa lodges invite distinguished visitors for a special meeting of the OOF of the World. At 7 30 p.m. Monday, guest of honor L. S. Bridges of Baton Rouge, sovereign grand master, will preside. Accompanying her will be Mrs. Beulah Rogers of Lawrence, president of the International Association of Rebekah Assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Wertheass
Monray
L. S
Bridges
Baton Rouge
Beulah Rogers
Lawrence
International Association of Rebekah Assemblies
Wichita Rebeka Assembly President Announces Special Guests
Wichita president of the Rebeka Assembly describes an upcoming event with special guests including George Messenger of Topeka, grand master of the Grand Lodge of Ranh, and Mrs. Geraldine Billig, as part of a ceremonial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Rebeka
Meetings to Hear Mr Bridges in Nensas
Six meetings are scheduled in Nensas by Mr Bridges and the Aton Officers. Mr Bridges is the evening’s main speaker, active in civic affairs in his home city, chairing the Defense committee for Baton Royce and serving as a Louisiana representative at atomic tests. Public invited to Monday night meeting.
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Ins
Nensas
Bridges
Aton
Bividges
Servind
Baton Royce
Louisiana
Menu At School Cafeterias Describes Week Lunches
A senior high cafeteria menu notes no lunch on Friday due to finals. Desserts include Boston cream pie rice pudding fudge cake and fruit. Weekly meals feature spaghetti with corn bread buttered cabbage and sandwiches Monday through Thursday with pork chili and turkey options and assorted sides.
Food Service Menu Notes From Woodlawn High
A scrambled OCR item lists Friday lunch options for junior high with grilled cheese, baked beans, chilled tomatoes, fruit salad, soup crackers, hot roll, butter, peaches, rice pudding, and baking tips. It references Woodlawn and List Heights and includes notes on bread and butter sandwiches and cake ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
List Heights
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