Mamie Joins 3 Ex-First Ladies Eisenhowers Ready to Move
Mamie Eisenhower prepares to leave Washington for a 400 acre Gettysburg farm, the first home she will own. At 64 she is the youngest of four living former First Ladies, with Edith Wilson and Eleanor Roosevelt among the others.
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Mamie
New York
Martha Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Edith Bolling Ball Wilson
White House
Wilson
Eleanor Roosevelt
American Association For the United Nations
Democratic Party
Hyde Park
N.Y
Bess Truman
Independence
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
Truman
Scheerer to Speak on Hypnotic Age Regression at KU
Kansas University psychology professor Dr. Martin Scheerer will address Sigma Xi Thursday in Room 303 Bailey Hall at 7 30 pm. The public talk titled Hypnotic Age Regression follows the initiation of about 75 new Sigma Xi members, marking Kansas chapter as the oldest west of the Mississippi.
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Martin Scheerer
Kansas University
Sigma Xi
National Scientific Honorary Society
Bailey Hall
Scheerer
Hamburg University
Germany
Columbia University
New School For Social Research
Wells College
Brooklyn College
College of the City of New York
Rock and Mineral Club Spring Show Plans
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club discusses a spring show at its January meeting. The 7 30 p.m. program in the Community Building lecture room features members Bill Williams E C Stimpson and Bob Livingston discussing minerals rocks fossils or lapidary work with public admission.
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Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club
Bill Williams
E. C. Stimpson
Bob Livingston
DAVs Deliver Popcorn at Wadsworth Hospital
Members of the Disabled American Veterans Jayhawk Chapter 22 and its Auxiliary visited Wadsworth Veterans Hospital to pop corn for patients in Bar racks 122. They distributed 100 pounds of popcorn and 30 armbands. The group included Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neustifter and Mrs. Pearl Wolfe.
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Disabled American Veterans
Jayhawk
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
M. H. Kinney
Ed Neustifter
Pearl Wolfe
Home Economics Advisory Panel Sets February Events
The Douglas County Home Economics Advisory Committee met at Mrs. Oletha Yates’s home to plan upcoming activities. A February lesson on The Sunflower State will be shared with units, and a Topeka Safety Conference report was given by Mrs. Joe Baldwin. Special meetings include Home Economic Days January 31 to February 1 in Manhattan with rug demonstrations. The next committee meeting is March 24 at Mrs. Yates’s home.
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Douglas County Home Economics
Oletha Yates
Topeka
Joe Baldwin
Manhattan
Clyde Husted
Paul Pierce
Ben Flory
Leonard Hadl
Russell Spencer
Kenneth Matney
Baldwin
Paul Clawson
Orvil Pohl
Roy Huhn
Yates
Fragmented Recipe Fragments From Obscure Menu
The readable text describes varied meals including meat pie topping, diluted cone meat pie, dense potato soup, cat cloth and irished potatoes baked at 0 degrees for an hour. It mentions stew servings, hot thirty Hye, bread squares or hot biscuits, and steadyRhitehen notes. Sandwiches use cooked shredded meat ham and corned beet with fresh hourenvade mus tard.
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Eisenhowers
Joy Miller
AP Women's
Rock, Mineral Club
Wadsworth
Massachusetts
A. V. Phillips
W. Sih
Limerick
Rete Ete
Homer Wilson
Mgr
Terrill
Fieldcrest
Rose
Beige
Dan River
Sweetheart
Curacale
Lawrence, Kansas
Malls Center
Bobby Sox
Tvill
J.B
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