University to mark 75th anniversary with fall 1941 events
A committee decided the University should celebrate its seventy fifth anniversary in fall 1941 with a substantial program. No formal events will occur before then. The panel will study past milestones tied to its 1863 site at Lawrence and plan outlines highlighting three quarters of the university’s history.
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Carney
State University
University At
Lawrence
Fred Ellsworth
University of Michigan
A. G. Mitchell
Community notices from Hutchinson area social calendar
A local column records events: Dr R A Schwegler Jr hosts Saturday Night Club on a talk about glandular systems, Plymouth Congregational church January supper 6 15 to 8, and a trustees meeting with entertainment following. Engagement announced Florence Speaks to Eugene A White. both connected to Hutchinson and University of Kansas. Birth announced Samuel Fredrick Grammer. Various church and university events planned including card party and luncheon hostesses.
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R. A. Schwegler, Jr
Plymouth Congregational Church
Board of Trustees
Rose Pearce
Two Jacket-Like Blouses-One Pattern Offer
Community notes describe visits and gatherings in Lawrence and nearby towns. Movements include Mr. Bricklemire butchering, families motoring to Richmond and Leavenworth, K U basketball in Lawrence, and multiple dinners, bridge games, and club meetings with Mrs. Paschell and Mrs. Stauffer among hosts.
Local Society Meetings Report Evening Gatherings
The Torch Bearer society of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet tonight at 7 at Yn Emick's home. The AAUW International Relations Study Group plans a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 at Mrs Carter Harrison's home on The Clash in the Pacific. The Men’s Discussion Club held a dinner last night at the Colonial Tea Room with Walter Schaal and John Brand as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Brown
West Hills
Trinity Lutheran Church
Yn Emick
American Association of University Women
Carter Harrison
Pacific
Colonial Tea Room
Walter Schaal
John Brand
WPA Worker’s Home Yields $13260 In Old Bills
Police discovered thirteen thousand two hundred sixty dollars in large denomination bills in the home of Mrs. Jamina Williams a WPA worker who died Saturday Chief Robert Pugmire said a thousand dollar bill was found among the notes.
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WPA
Pocatello, Ida
Jamina Williams
Robert Pugmire
Local Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Frank Pettengill sawn wood here last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Bereiter and Mrs. Ethel Miller visit ill Mrs. Woodie Laughlin at Lawrence Friday. Raymond Gardner hosts pinochle club last night. Hemphill and Cawley attend sale at Oskaloosa last Saturday. Betty Hemphill of Christ’s Hospital Topeka visits, returns Sunday. Mrs. Nannie Charlton of Lawrence visits sister Mrs. Josephine Hemphill. Ethel Miller spends weekend in Fecompton caring for Mrs. Bereiter who is improving. Billy Bereiter leaves for Blackwell Oklahoma after Christmas visit with cousin Frank Bereiter. Glenn Weeks and family of Lawrence dine with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pettengill
Frank Bereiter
Ethel Miller
Woodie Laughlin
Lawrence
Raymond Gardner
J. C. Hemphill
Thomas Cawley
Oskaloosa
Betty Hemphill
Christ’s Hospital
Topeka
Billy Bereiter
Blackwell
Okla
Glenn Weeks
Community Socials and Visits Highlight Local Week
Kenneth Sunday and Kate Jewett visited Richland hosts Mr and Mrs John Benander and Miss Winifred Benander and returned home with them. Claude Norris of Kansas City joined Nunemaker family guests. The young people's club met at Nate Pettengill's home last Friday after a postponed meeting. Mrs Raymond Gardner attended a nurses party at Mrs F O Lynn's home with cards and refreshments. A group of men will meet at the schoolhouse Monday to plan for the next community meeting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kenneth
Raymond Gardner
Kate Jewett
John Benander
Winifred
Richland
Claude Norris
Kansas City
Nunemaker
Sunny
Young People’s Club
Nate Pettengill
F. O. Lynn
Local Social Visits and School Update
NUMBER SIX Mr and Mrs James Paris Francis Kathryn and Darrel Lee of Olathe were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leo Baker. Mr and Mrs Joe Hoskinson Phyllis and Owen of Copeland visited relatives here and at Vinland Thursday to Saturday. Betty Faye Richardson spent the weekend in Lawrence with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Olin White and family. Ruth Ann Murphy, home from whooping cough illness, is back in school. Virginia Kemp spent Saturday in Lawrence at the home.
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Peggy Lena
Bricklemire
Lawrence
Glen Carter
Fred Paschel
Griffis
Baldwin
Glen
Carter
Bert
George Lappe
Bishop
Avier Schick
Delbert
Donald
Howard Deay
Bathlony
W. GC. Hahn
Kaw Valley Friendship Club
Frank Jones
George Dunkley
J. H. Corel
Everett Kircher
Russell Wager
Kansas City
Kansas Eceneolis
Howard Bishop
Kens
M. White
India
Mary Elizabeth White
Mary Teresa Paschel
Marie Chamney
Liberty Memorial High School
George Stauffer
Johns
Roy Lahr
Bert Jewett
Murphy
Whedon
Walnut Grove
George Richardson
Dorothy Richardson
Ray McClure
George Jensen
Clinton
Bobby Stauffer
Bill Love
C. Carter
Leo Baker
James
Paris
Bethel
Robert Williams
Olathe
Ewing
Lone Star
Girls Glee Club
KFKU
Emily Wray
Elizabeth Schalk
Olin White
Recreations Club
R. K. Glattahaar
Donarlos
W. B. Sneegas
Claude Skaggs
Jessie Martin
Harold Chamney
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Don Carlos
L. L. O’mears
Wilson Martin
Josie Meings
Leone Andrew
Dave Ford
J. D
Cameron
Ernest Green
John
Osborn
Helen
Luther Green
Colorado Springs
Colo
August Ford
Hulda
G. G. Richardson
Santa Monica
Cal
Betty Faye
Harry Murphy
Louise Baldwin
James Paris
Francis
Kathryn
Darrel Lee
Joe Hoskinson
Phyllis
Owen
Copeland
Vinland
Hoskinson
Floyd Wray
Betty Faye Richardson
Little Ruth
Ann. Murphy
Virginia Kemp
Humphreys Honor Mrs Art Humphrey Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Tony Humphrey attended a Sunday dinner at the Art Humphrey home near Richland honoring the birthday of Mrs Art Humphrey. Donna was mentioned as in attendance.
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Tony
Community Notes From Big Springs and Nearby Homes
Irene Humphrey returns home after weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Art Humphrey. The Women’s Missionary Society of Big Springs United Brethren held a regular meeting at Mrs. Wright’s home. Guests included Rev. Mr. Clay and Gerald Holloway. Next meeting set for February at the Buck home. Birthday remembrance events and gatherings at Dwight Henry and Humphrey households featured ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Glenn hosted relatives near Lecompton, while Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchheim returned from California with a two month visit noted.
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Irene Humphrey
Art Humphrey
Women’s Missionary Society of
Genen Dowers
H. C. Swadiey
Rose Wymer
Harry Riley
Mr. Clay
Gerald Holloway
Mr. Buck
R. F. Buck
Dwight Henry
Willie Horton
Will Brown
Helen Frances
Ernest Brown
W. Horton
Edna Mae
Willis Horton
Helen Connole
Tony Humphrey
Donna Irene
Humphrey
Cyrus Glenn
Lecompton
Fred Buchheim
California
Sam Bernhardt
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W. B. Speaks
Kan
Florence
Eugene A. White
Warren H. White
Hutchinson
Iss
Speaks
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Ite
Law School
University
Alfred Lawrence
The
First Christian Church
C. E. Birch
Vermont Street
Altar Society of
St. John’s Catholic Church
Samuel H. Grammer
Route One
Overbrook
Samuel Fredrick
Grammer
May Mackey
Kansas Women’s Republican Club
Kansan
Frank T. Sullivan
W. R. Stubbs
Mareel Finch Todd
Elizabeth Pearson
Scott
P. W. Jones
Beth Jones
Glenn Kalb
Ralph Kalb
Weston
Ruby Fairbairn
Red Cross
Black Jack
Vint Trusheim
Zora
Frances’ Rhoades
Jimmy Smith
Maurice O’neil
Geraldine
Russell
Chappell Home
Paola
Leonard Gillespie
Mason City
Leonard
Fannie Cavender
Paul O’neil
Wayne
Ralph. Ralth
Russell Hays
Geraldine O'Neil
Dan Cavender
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Pat
Broadwa
Billy Reno
Casa Manana
Eleanor Olm
Mackey
Weaver’s Dept. Store
Bandeau
Big Springs
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Rice O'Neill Shoes
Johansen Shoes
Casanova
Mrs. Walter Scott
Border
Cook’s Paints
Lawrence Paint and Wallpaper Store
Fieldcrest
D’raymond
Lizabeth Arden
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