Local Social Calendar Highlights Lawrence Figures In Eventline
The social calendar notes Beta Sigma Phi steak fry at John Rand home with about 15 members and a Phi Delta Kappa banquet planned at the Colonial. Alberta Wiltz and Don R. Young marry in Los Angeles with Parson family involvement. A Clinton Park picnic honors Mrs. Martha V. Kiefer’s visiting kin from North Hollywood and Durango, while C. E. club hosts dinner and bridge. Family reunions and church group gatherings fill the weekend roster.
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Beta Sigma Phi
John Rand
Vernon Fulton
Roy Parson
Alberta Wiltz
Don R. Young
Los Angeles
Rs. Young
Awrence
Angeles
Lawrence Public
Liberty Memorial High School
Young
Selectric Light
Beverly Hills
Parson
Betty Wiltz
Clinton Park
Martha V. Kiefer
Kiefer
Marjorie Meyers
Teddy
Jean
North Hollywood
Calif
Grace Craig
Durango
Colo
George Kiefer
Boston
Mass
Les Wargoner
Gene
Ralph Gibbs
Donald Robbins
Oskaloosa
Marlin Vavra
Warrensburg
Gertrude
Edith Gibbs
Kansas City
Herry Boles
Kansasity
Albert
Ais Weinberg
John Waggoner
Martha‘ V. Kiefer
Lawrence
Princess and piano students gather for recital
The program lists many performers including Mary Evelyn King Bessie Hope Pickens Jerre Foresman and Wilma Jaye Jones with piano duets and vocal numbers. It notes a club meeting of The Keystone Korner Klub of Eudorg with plans for a Clinton Park Lawrence picnic on August 1 and a Pi Lambda Theta pledging event at the Memorial Union.
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King
Ohio Street
the Princess
Mary Evelyn King
Bessie Hope
Pickens
Jerre Foresman
Alice Blues Gown
X Inne Sureties
Little Brown Owl
Saeeseeenscoreneeeesarees
Sangerson
Phyllis Olmstead
Ace
Craig
Unelie Cy
Pilano
Bassett Jerre Foresman
Polly
Zamecnik
Margaret Fisher
Wilma Jaye Jones
India
Anderton
Bessie
Hope Pickens
Wiegenlied
Schubert Mary Evelyn King
Craig “Barcarolle
Offenbach
Wilma Faye Jones
Krentslin
Bessie Hope Pickens
Arbutus
Davis Margaret Fisher
Damozel
Felllow
Dichmont
Pi Lambda Theta
Kansas
Memorial Union
Personal notes on local residents return trips
Mrs. John Levett returns from weeks visiting relatives in the east including Presque Isle Evangeline Nova Scotia Gosy Heights and the White Mountains and attends the New York World's Fair. Mr and Mrs C B Russell return from a weeklong trip to Paradise Springs and Estes Park. Mrs A R Adair and Miss Ruth Adair travel to Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levett
Presque Isle
Independent Unions Out Labor Board in Weirton Hearings
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Weirton Steel to dissolve independent unions at two plants and reinstate 17 of 300 dismissed employees with back pay. The board refused to recognize the CIO steel workers organizing committee as bargaining agent for Weirton. L. P. Collingwood dies in Hutchinson Kansas after a June 30 elevator fall. he led Collingwood Grain Co and held large Reno county landholdings.
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Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Weirton Steel Company
C.i.0.’S Steel Worker’s Organizing Committee
Weirton
L. P. Collingwood
Hutchinson
Kan
Collingwood Grain Co
Wichita
Collingwood
Reno County
Kansas
Family and friends abroad and near gather in brief notices
Local notices record relatives traveling and visiting across states and cities. Mrs D Powell returns from Worland Wyoming after seven weeks with Dr Lyle Powell and family. Mrs Hazel Coles visits Los Angeles before Canada vacation. Mrs Weaver and spouse arrive at a New London summer home. Mr and Mrs Stanley Hewitt visit Denver relations. J H Pines and Barney Pines back from Yellowstone and Colorado trip. Ernest Young returns from Memorial Hospital after surgery. A B Mitchell hosts Warren Woody and son from Wilmette. Mrs Clifton Ramsey returns from Leavenworth. Mrs A J Anderson visits Green Mountain Falls. Mrs Ross Clayton and daughters plan Hill City visit. Dr J R Bechtel returns from western state trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kan
D. Powell
Worland
Wyo
Lyle 5
A. B. Weaver
New London
Conn
Stanley Hewitt
Denver
Colo
E. B. Pine
J. H. Pines
Bernard “Barney” Pines
Five Die in Hospital Fire Trapping Residents
Five persons died and at least two were severely burned when a fire trapped 30 people on the third floor of the Holy Family Home, a St. Francis hospital branch in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Holy Family Home
St. Francis Hospital
Pullman Companies Face Antitrust Suit Over Car Equipment
Philadelphia July 12 The U S department of justice filed a civil suit against the Pullman companies and 31 individuals seeking a permanent injunction to bar contracts that allegedly monopolize railcar equipment. The government asks for a three judge court faster hearings but says dissolution is not sought. The complaint says Pullman has refused to operate light weight cars from other manufacturers and warned railroads they will withdraw sleeping car service if others supply cars.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Department of Justice
Pullman Companies
Federal District Court
Ran Usechite Pt
Fociie Hamilton
Hamilton
Pullman
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing
Packard Directors Approve General Arrangement
The defense commission announced today that directors of the Packard Motor company had approved a general arrangement for pro...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Defense Commission
Packard Motor Company
Secret military truck fire at Fort MacArthur
An attempted arson aimed at destroying a new secret military truck failed early today behind a guarded fence after four months of Army engineers tests at Fort MacArthur. Trojan Truck Co officials said two men fled the area and federal agents began checking the fire's circumstances. The Marine Diesel powered vehicle could reach 65 mph on 12 rear wheels and was planned to carry two six inch anti tank guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Fort MacArthur
Trojan Truck Company
C. D. Juneau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Garment Workers Strike Threat Ended in New York
Governor Herbert H. Lehman announced settlement of all issues ending a threatened strike by 35 000 garment workers in New York City's cloak and suit industry valued at 240 million dollars after day and night of talks with employers and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Workers
Aras N.Y
New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
Pickens and Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Visits
Local society column lists numerous visits and travels. Denver Colorado couple Mr and Mrs John P Dickenson and Kansas City guests Mrs J Edwin Foley and Mr Frank Henik travelers share trips to Colorado Springs, Pike’s Peak and Cave of the Winds with relatives in Oakley Denver Yuma and Cuba. Multiple families in Lawrence De Soto Linwood Parsons and Muncie hosted and visited friends and kin across Hickory Pickens and surrounding area.
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John P. Dickenson
Denver
Colo
J. Edwin Foley
Kansas City
Frank Henik
Katie Henik
George Henik
Raymond Stancliff
Lawrence
Wil Hubbard
Barbara June
J. John Keith
T. E
Hubbard
Dorothy
Roy
Colorado
Kansas
Richard Seele
Oakley
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Yuma
Edward Henak
Nebraska
Cuba
Kani
Anton Robb
J. L. Fox
Tonganoxie
Laura Fox
Lydia. Allison
Mary Foley
Mattie Toyne
H. L. Bryan
Roy*Baird
Donna
Ruth
Frank Hubbard
Katie Lendon
J.M. McLane
Parsons
Laura M. Anderson
Leonard Anderson
David Casteel
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Lacy -World
Phi Delta Kappa
Colonial
Williams Frowe
W. R. Palmer
Charles Hardtaker
A. T. Hatfield
Jim Roper
Robert Rees
Tobler
Roland F. Logan
Sally
Jack
Nest Point
N. Y
James Serry
Chicago
Logan
K. U
United States Military Academy
William H. Semple
Ancy
Jane
Perry
Melvin Kessner
Jonerney
S.A.C
Evangelical Church
Elaine Dillon
Connecticut’ Street
Josephine Starliper
Doris Hatch
Ose
Vera Spence Bary
Ellen Arland
Carlene
Weeks
Peggy
Elston
Alma Corp
Betty Jean Griffeth
Charline Starliner
Leona Webster
Lenora Vogler
Margaret Whittington
Dorothy Shockey
Chester Mitchell
Riverside Farm Bureau
Earl Skinner
Frances Mullen
Ellsworth County
Leona Tibbetts
Henry Bearman Grove
Lake View
David S. Perkins
Route Five
Paul W. Perkins
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
Hugh S. Snyder
Wayne
Janice
Joyce
Riverside
Cal
Malcolm E. Perkins
Gon
Philip
Topeka
Coe E. Smith
Larry Lee
Kar
Richard
Roald R. Robb
Yvonne and
Allan Iss
Frances E. Perkins
Obert Perkins
Ean Perkins
S. E. Perkins
the Missionary Society of the Church of God
Rose Wood
Mrs. Adkisson
Sir- Pol
Eystone Korner Klub
Eudorg
Ida Deay
Marie Cramer
Shez Griffin
Fishe
Esther Henley
Ruby
Florence
Yvonne
Elsie Gerstenberger
Sylvia
Corabel Williamson
Hattie Harris
Hazel Haris
Gloria
Geraldine
Jimmy Mia
Ethel Wotan
Mary Harris
Deay
Dwane Haverty
Williamson
Baith Beach
Margaret Colman
Mary Creekbaum
Eileen’ Hughes
Hannah Reisacher
Vera Rogers Riegel
Trousdale
Alicia McNaughton Seifrit
Frances Mitchell
School of Education
Horace Mann
Heler
Shaw
Anna Erickson
Isabel Rice
Alys Magill
Weaver
U. S
Rolls Royce Motors
United States
Great Britain
Journal-World
Veatch
Pickens. and Vicinity
Fred Seller
DeSoto
Casteel
Zeller
Arden Clawson
Wade
Mitchell and Cime
Henry Hunsicker
Btatedele
Quince German
Velma
Joé Hubbard
Glenn Hubbard
T. E. Hubbard
William, Anderson
Linwood
Carl
Joseph “Lisson
Ernest Preston
Muncie
Bobby
Leo Lisson
Lisson
C. W. Taylor
Quitce German
K. C. Gryder
James Edmond
Eulah Anderson
Donald Day
Roy Pierce
Helen
Phil Day
Laura M. Anderso
Will Teyne
Maggie Teyne
Will Toyne
Maggie Toyne
Miss Ruby
Henik
Haynes & Keene
Lawrence, Kansas
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