Engagement of Miss Phyllis Ann Sints ty Capt James R Selig
The engagement of Miss Phyllis Ann Sints ty Sims to Capt James R Selig was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Willis S Sims of Topeka. The couple plan a March 1957 wedding in Lawrence Mississippi Sims is KU trained in engineering and architecture, Phi Alpha sorority leader and is employed at Hercules Powder Co Sunflower. Capt Selig KU alum, military ROTC scholar, and Air Force service veteran recently returned from Greenland and serves as assistant professor of air science at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Ann Sints Ty
James R. Selig
John Selig
Willis SN. Sims
Topeka
Mareh al
Lawrence
Miss Sins
Hercules Powder Co
Sunflower
Selig
Kansas University
Signa Philipsilon
Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity
Air Force Rotc
Ade Bocce
Capt
Servier
Greenland
Afrotc
Kou
Chad Ogden
Kansas City
Carol Catherine
David Wendell Dickey
Robert O. Dickey
Cox Chapel
Highland Park Methodist, Church
Dallas
Tex
Miss Ogden
Chi Omega
Texas Uniersity
Sidney Lanier Literary Society
Personal guests at March of Dimes kickoff coffee in Topeka
Guests at the governor's mansion for the March of Dimes kickoff coffee included Mrs. Bob Charlton, Mrs. Dick Hermes, Mrs. Harold Keltz, Mrs. Herman Cohen, Mrs. John Weatherwax, Mrs. Melvin Huxtable, Mrs. Roger Williams, Mrs. Ben Barteldes, Mrs. Oscar Rumsey, Mrs. Milton Aller, Mrs. Glenn Kappelman, Mrs. F. L. Weaver, and Mrs. Martin Jost. Also visiting is Mrs. Tusten Ackerman of Highland Park Illinois with her mother Mrs. W. O. Hamilton who is ill, and Mrs. E. G. Day has returned home after a week away.
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Governor's Mansion
Topeka
Bob Charlton
Dick Hermes
Harold Keltz
Herman Cohen
John. Weatherwax
Melvin Huxtable
Roger Williams
Ben Barteldes
Oscar Rumsey
Milton Aller
Glenn Kappelman
F. L. Weaver
Martin Jost
Voters League Leaders Attend Wichita Meeting
Legal members of the Leave of Women Voters travel to Wichita for league meetings today through Wednesday. Local president Mrs Esurel Anderson joins budget committee assessments while state officials Ms Ruth Litehen and Mrs Ti La Reeds participate in governance sessions. National president John Lee spoke at the duneheat gathering and met attendees, with budget committee consultations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leave of Women Voters
Wichita
Esurel Anderson
State League
Mr. Allen
John Lee
sTe Roe Dei Bans
Lee
Community events and Red Cross programs listed at local venues
The note recounts a schedule of social gatherings and hospital dances organized by the Red Cross and local groups. It mentions Mrs. RB, Miss Fillie Oberle, and Thomas Bayther among participants, plus performances by Carl Anderson and the Winters and Bysom orchestras at Winter Hospital and the State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bayther
Wall
Edwin Jew
Pai Ency
Ralph We
The
State Hospital
Fragmented OCR scribbles hint at sports notes from unknown event
Fragmented text mentions athletes and positions with unclear names. It references a game or meet time and possible paring with a partner. Many garbled phrases obscure specifics like teams, scores, places, or dates.
Lawrencians Participate in YA Hospital Program
Lawrencians join a Winter Vets Hospital program in Toneka focusing on patient care. Kansas University staff and local figures share experiences and slides on forest work and Native life while students demonstrate clay sculpting and authorship discussions. Douglas County Red Cross organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theeral
Dan Wilcosx
Jacal Guthor
Kansas
Forest Ranger
F. E. Stayton
Praopal
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Tallise Baker
Iwans
New Mexico
Bernard Frag Ir
Semptor
K. U
Tal Streeter
If IX. UL
Franklin Nollek
KL UL English Department
Valley Grove Meeting at Valley Grove School
The Valley Grove Community meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Valley Grove School. A film will be shown by the Telephone Co. Refreshments of cake and coffee will be served. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Grove
Valley
Grove School
the Telephone Co
Relish Recipe Fragments Create Orange Cranberry Mix
A fragmented recipe describes combining peeled orange segments with whole cranberries and canned relish style pace. The readable bits suggest seeds removed and mixed with others to form a relish like result.
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Douglas County
Veda Stanton
Lorena Brown
No. 6
Porothy Kirk
Sigel
Emma Berg
Jung Smith
Naomi, Hesser
Lois Ward
Cecile Roney
Smith
Hesser
Bettye Caldwell
Betty Brung
Myrtle Mitchell
Cherry McCabrin
Merle Holladay
Myrtle Wiglesworth
Stanton
Brown
Ward
Ruth Dyerly
Florence Demeritt
Lila Haas
Grace Waner
Dorothy Kirk
Roney
Haas
Clara Reusch
India School
Waner
India
CG. W. Redpath
Mother's League
Creta Hill
Castle Tea Room
Nelle Dixon
Howsman
Terry Gaskill
C. M. Lessenden Sr
Alpha Omicron Pi
Aluminae
Sherry Warren
Joe McCanles
Sherryl
Clyde Bysom
Sherry
Sue Stinson
Anna Wiley
Beverly Hardister
Marcia Haines
Ry Midgett
Doyle Schick
Gene Donigan
Jim Ragan
David ‘Thomas
Roger Pine
John Wooden
Bob Shahan
Alan Hil
Steve Bly
Don Wrench
Alan Endacott
Ats McNish
John Deemase Cartle-Clune
Bob Radcliffe
Lulu Winters
Sheri
McCanles
Charles Winters
Ray Halmes
Betty Gabriel
Alpha Cohoon
University Club
William
Beilharz
Ralph Chamberlin
H. V. Mason
Tom McMinn
C. J. Dodds
W. H. Bray
Ed Utter
C. Johannsen
C. B. Fleener
Topeka Sei
George J. Smith
Alice M. Smith
Garni
Germany
Bavarian Alps
Sgt. Smith
P. H. Getto
M. J. Getto
McAllen
Hugh A. Randall
Chris
Y.W.C.A
Donald & Clark
Wellsville
11Th Airborne Division
Clark
Iris
Leslie N. Clark
Ottawa
Brotiferhood
Oscar M. Waugh
English Department
Trinity Lutherian Brotherhood
Shepherd's
Culentty
Hapa Fiamvillon
Tibet
Phil Overbaugh
Seormnary
Teeny Sehwar
Anih Trestsarer
Deanadil von Gunten
Voters League
Dambler
Mreo Fo G
Bam Mall
Ston Mo Cresinr
Ay Sas
Rather Furniture CO
TAIM
Winter Vetpris Hospital
Toneka
Douglas County Red Cross
Valley Grove Meeting
Hiway
New York
N. Y
Complete Jewelry Store
Joe Schelbar
Stulgrendut Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Fabricon
Megan
Aus
New
Moi
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