Wedding at Trinity Lutheran Church Miss Joyce Emick To Robert Near
Miss Joyce Emick wed Robert Near of Fort Sill Oklahoma at Trinity Lutheran Church in a ceremony with white gladiolus arrangements and a white aisle. The Rev R W Albert officiated. Attendants wore red satin gowns, bouquets featured camellias, and a Crystal Room reception followed with pink and American Beauty decor sections. After Feb 5 the couple will reside in Lawton Oklahoma.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Joyce Ann Emick
Robert F. Neat
Fort Sil
Okla
D. L. Near
Dodge City
R. W. Albert
Marilyn Muehlebach
Youmans
Marian Jersild
Point de Lyon
C. T. Dockery
Jerry
Hesse
Ann Spears
Celia Kilgore
Constance Kagey
Grace Endacott
Clara Nelson
William Scott Dockery
Gary Thomas Dockery
Lee R. Vogel
Mr. Near
Alan Marshall
R. Wayne Livingstone
Robert J. Bohl
Craig McMichael
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Ditty Crane
Marilyn Ring Jer
Joanne Goodjohn
Bontina Bowman
William L. Schaake
Mrs. Near
Lawton
Fort Sill
Dolores Dean Receives Polio Therapy Scholarship
Dolores A. Dean, daughter of Clifford and wife, 1130 Tennessee Street, is the first Lawrence girl awarded a nationwide polio foundation physical therapy scholarship. Vinton Warner announced the Douglas County chapter honor as one of 30 Kansans since 1945. Dean will train at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City and complete 1,060 clinic hours before professional work. She is a KU senior, Liberty Memorial High School valedictorian, and vice president of Kappa Alpha Theta.
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Dolores A. Dean
Clifford Dean
Tenn. St
Lawrence
National Foundation For
Vinton Warner
Douglas County
National Foundation
Dean
American Medical Association
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
K.U
Miss Dean
Liberty Memorial High School
Forensic League and Physical Therapy Club Honors
A college student is recognized for consistently making the dean's honor roll in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Physical therapists trained under the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis program work beyond treatment of infantile paralysis and are available for polio epidemic emergencies. The field faces a growing demand with 15,000 therapists needed and more than 2 million dollars raised in March of Dimes funds in 1942.
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Physical Therapy Club
College of Lberal Arts and Sciences
Althe Physical Thera
National Foundation For
McRe
Aywarend
Disabled Vet Seeks Tax Exemption for Prosthetic Car Part
Dallas report says a veteran named Roscoe Collier filed a claim against city taxes on his car, insisting the vehicle is a prosthetic appliance after losing both teeth in Bougainville. City taxes over four years total 64 dollars 20 cents. A hearing date has not been set.
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Dallas
Leen
University forms Student Speakers Bureau
The University of Kansas Speech Drama Department forms a 25 member student bureau trained in speech arts to present programs to civic groups study circles churches and colleges. Members include varsity debaters foreign students and experienced orators with talks on topics from price costs to flood control. Proposals should contact Professor Buehler at the KU speech and drama department.
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University of Kansas
C. Buehler
United States
Uri Valley
Huehler
Neighbors Gather Wood to Stock Ridley Farm Home
A year’s supply of wood was gathered Saturday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ridley of Route 4 by 15 neighbors. Ridley, in his 60s, suffered a stroke two years ago and cannot farm or do heavy work. The group previously provided wood to keep their stoves burning through next winter. Participants included Lloyd Coffman, Guy Folks, Charles Haas, Lloyd Haas, Henry Hack, Charles Hubbard Jr., LeRoy Hurley, James Jeffries, Crawford McClung, William H. Martin, G. J. Parks, Wayne Parks, Be ie Randolph, Harold Seele, and others.
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Robert Ridley
Route 4
Ridley
Lloyd Coffman
Guy Folks
Charles Haas
Lloyd Haas
Henry Hack
Charles Hubbard, Jr
LeRoy Hurley
James Jeffiries
Crawford McClung
William H. Martin
G. J. Parks
Wayne Parks
Be Ie Randolph
Harold Seele
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
Rob ert E Near of Dodge City and Joyce Ann E k of Lawrence are licensed. Kay J Fowler of Tonganoxie and Clara H Kimball of Lawrence also receive licenses.
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Robert E. Near
Dodge City
Joyce Ann E K
Lawrence
Kay J. Fowler
Tonganoxie
Clara H. Kimball
MacVeagh Nominated as U S Ambassador to Spain
President Truman sent An Lincol n MacVeagh s nomination to the Senate for confirmation. He currently serves as ambassador to Portugal and would succeed Stanton Griffis, who resigned last week as the United States resumes full diplomatic relations with the Franco government in Spain.
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Washington
Lincoln MacVeagh
Portugal
Spain
MacVeagh
Stanton Griffis
Turman
Senate
Griffis
United States
Adelane Spring Show Features Junior Age Styles
Adelane promotes Junior Age in a spring fashion show with navy and white checks, baby doll skirts, fringe pockets, and accordian pleated sheaths in lime lilac coral and chartreuse. The line includes a broad cloth poodle dog embroidered skirt and other dresses with halter and chambray pieces. Also urges support for the March of Dimes.
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Galt
Adelane
Mid-West
MAR OF Dimes
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