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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1961
Page
9
Ex husband seeks furniture after divorce and a plea to forgive. Readers weigh in on inheritance of a dining room set and sentimental value. Advice ranges from buying a new set to settle finances, plus column responses on appearance, fatherhood, and remarriage.
Kansas University produced a 28 minute film Six Gun to Sixty One tracing Kansas history from its territorial days to 1961 with historical photos and sketches. The film by KU radio television students Robert Brooks and J William Walker is distributed through the KU Bureau of Visual Instruction with 16 prints available for spring showings.
Members of Cub Scout Pack 3052 received awards at Tuesday night’s meeting. Ronald Vaughn earned the Wolf badge and a gold arrow on Wolf while Gale Willey and Lowry Anderson earned silver arrows on Wolf. Greg Randel earned a gold arrow on Bear and Donald Nelson earned a silver arrow on Bear. One-year service pins were given to ten scouts including Greg Randel and Tom Walker. A South America themed skit by Den 4 was directed by Mrs. E J Baur. singing was led by Mrs. Don Henry. Den 6 received the Pack Cubby at the close.
Dr. Herman K. Hellerstein of Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland, notes that total energy spent or calories burned by housewives vary far more than those of factory workers performing the same job.
The Aqua-Tones quartet with Sylvia Nahman Lana Wyatt Pat Blair and Lucille Enos join six other Lawrence Sweet Adelines members for regional meetings in Hutchinson and will perform on the chapter show and at the afterglow. Avon Roberts Isabelle Schake Teresa Mills Christine Niemoeller Peggy Haines and Phyllis McEldowney also attend.
At the January meeting Pack 3158 announced a Blue and Gold Banquet at 6 30 p m on Friday Feb 10 in the Police Fire Building. Den 5 to Den 6 members showcased South America projects and maps while dens 1 and 4 built rhythm instruments and wore costumes. Announcements set a committee meeting Feb 3 at Bob Compton’s home and a round table Feb 7 at Summerfield Hall.
Miriam oS Hamilton, assistant professor of voice at Kansas University, performed with accompanist Mrs. Alfred Gallup. Tea hosts were Mrs. PF A. Russell, Mrs. Robert M. Price, Mrs. Fred Ramsey, Mrs. R Edwin Browne, Mrs. Caryl J. Dodds and Mrs. Shriver.
The engagement of Miss Dia vene Kay Noe daughter of Mr and Mrs David V Noe of Le compton to Alvin Muckenthaler of Topeka is announced by her parents Miss Noe a Le compton High School graduate training as a practical nurse at St Francis Hospital Topeka Mr Muckenthaler a Hayden High School graduate works for Katz Drug Co His parents are Mr and Mrs Paul Mucken thaler of Topeka
A Kansas City student Stevie Alexander joins a group of Stephens College visitors for a weekend at the Oyler home at 1525 Crescent Rd. in Columbia. Guests travel from Alabama Georgia Florida Oregon Michigan and more to attend a dinner at the Eldridge Hotel and a Pi Kappa Alpha pledge party.
A series of community meetings is planned this week. Chib will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Woestemeyer home on Clifton Court for 100 Years of Progress in Kansas. Round Table gathers at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday hosted by Mrs. Ward with program by Mrs. Althaus. Alpha Upsilon Chapter of E Sigma Alpha meets 8 p.m. Monday at Mrs. Clare home with pioneer costumes.
Mrs Maw Barebhoat attended a meeting of the Kansas Woman's Republican Club at Topeka with other guests. Kansas Nursing Home Association executive spoke at Chanute nursing aide graduation. Kansas University Chancellor Wescoe to address the South Central Businessmen Association dinner in Kansas City.
A fragment notes how diet and weight concerns influence a woman's physique. It highlights the idea of saving calories as a factor in appearance and health.
Dorothy Kurgans Goldberg, wife of Ardgaard Goldberg, is described as an artist and advocate who balances art, education, and social welfare. The piece notes her study at the University of Chicago, Hull House, and Amherst, plus directing a Washington gallery and her collaboration with her husband.
Hans Zeuthen, a Denmark exchange student at Kansas University, spoke at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Topeka to about 70 patients. He discussed the economic and political situation in his country and was introduced by Mrs. Marcella Wolfson. Transportation was provided by Mrs. Frank Berry.
The Doulas County Health Council holds its quarterly meeting with beat 74h p on Monday in the north part of Plymouth Congregational Church. A film The Tanecent Party will be shown.
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