Local social notes feature weddings birthdays and gatherings
My and Mrs H W Keene hosted a buffet at Castle Tea Room honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Harold RL Carver from Ann Arbor Mich. Guests included Mrs Don Carver, Mrs Blaine, and others from Shawnee Okla and Ottawa. Several club meetings are announced with dates and hosts. Birth announcements report Stephen Frank and Christi Anne, grandchildren noted with Lawrence and Carlsbad ties. A variety of church events, picnics, breakfasts, and demonstrations are listed with locations in Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Keene
Castle Tea Room
Harold RL Carver
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mr. Keene
Mra. Don Carver
Blaine
Ottawa
Shawnee
Okla
Elks honor Lawson and Panzer as MVSA recipients
Miss Jean Ann Lawson of Shawnee Oklahoma and Gilbert R Panzer of Jackson Heights New York win the 17th annual Elks most valuable student awards carrying scholarships of 800 dollars. McCuish recalls Japan posting birth notices and reports on occupation authorities planning 100 to 150 new establishments while Gen Douglas MacArthur commends his services on the eve of Korea war. Anderson labels a pro communist as dangerous and traitorous, noting loyalty to the Emperor and support for democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Jean -Ann Lawson
Shawnee
Okla
Gilbert R. Panzer
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Jat
McCuish
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Newton
Tokyo
eCuish
Kansai
Newton Newsman Back From Japan
Newton Kansan editor John B. McCuish led a 90 day war service mission to Japan to establish first weekly papers in smaller cities to foster democracy and civic spirit. He warned that acceptance of democracy is far from complete in Japan and noted opposition from larger daily publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Ken
P—A
Kansas
John B. McCuish
Harvey County
Japan
McCuish
War Department
MccCuish
Takasaki Citizens Newspaper Hailed In Test Experiment
In Takaseki, a city of 95,000 without its own paper, 20,000 copies of the Takasaki Citizens Newspaper were printed and distributed free to every home on June 16. Public support grew through meetings with the mayor, farm groups, PTA, women’s clubs and the Chamber of Commerce. An advisory board set policy and a stock cap of 110 shares per individual was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuish
Takaseki
Chamber of Commerce
Takasaki Citizens
Elks and Co-ops Win Grand Lodge Session Opening
Eleven thousand Elks from across the United States begin their 8th Grand Lodge session in Miami after Grand Exalted Ruler Emmett T. Anderson of Tacoma denounced Russia and branded pro-communist Americans as traitors. He warned rulers of parts of the world aim to crush liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
United States
Lash
Russia
Emmett T. Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
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Myron Enns
Route Five
Don B. Jones
Ernest Bigsby
Circle A
First. Methodist Church
Friendly House Club
Charles Riggs
North Fourth Street
H. Frank Hughes
Tonganoxie
Stephen Frank
Birs
Nelson M. LeSuer
Maude Hughes
Lawrence
Tom Over
Carlsbad
Calif
A Loughter
Christi Anne
Burt Ober
Oher
Ober
Vista
Ladies Aid
Friends Church
Eugene Corel
Clifford Cox
West Side
Clintor Park
Edwin T. Burgesa
Valley Forge
Methodist W.8.c
E. W. Maxwell
Kentucky Street
Otho Rasmussen
A. R. Hamill
George Hoefer
James Kesinger
Hosteas
Brackett Dwellers Home Demonstration
Unesco
Charles Hubbard
Charles Hubbard, Jr
Elmer Schneider
John R. Standing
Steven
Wayne H. McGlade
Judy
Larry
Indianapolis
Ind
Bieven Standing
Connie Shaver
Jeen Smithmeyer Vennie Shnver
Mary Smithmeyer
Joy Md Tenet Doane
Skippy Doane
Jonny Standing
Bobby Thirn
Patty Lyons
Arne Buele
Sill
Bulk Zook
Ginny Buesner
Reusch
Mars
General Plumbing
Youngstown
Walt
Bellinger Electric
Poona
Meare RL
Russell
Tio
Colne Carton
Ste
Anderson
Elis
Newton Newsman
Durry Enda
Pa Ld Zat
Sone Russell
John Love
Jack Carson
Mary
Ronald Reagan
Borla
Moms Biggs
Mise
Anne
Eerimtk Gun
Pa Kettle
Elks and Coops
Eae
Texas
Sunnybank
Arvilla
Elle
Hata Boggs
Albert
Vermont
Aundry
Is Thrift
Vermont St
Anchor Hocking
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