Society and personal notices from a Kansas paper
Colonial luncheon notes and a wave of engagement and wedding announcements. Mrs W C McClure of Lawrence and Capt John M Gibson of the Army Air Forces wed at St John s in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Gibson now recovering from Sicily era injuries. Social calendar lists parties and gatherings for soldiers and families. engagements include Sonia Pankewich and Linley of Lawrence. Rachel Ragell Petree to Ensign Ben Petree. Community groups host dinners and club events while service members are honored and sent off for duty.
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Mise Rogemary McClure
Rensselaer Wright McClure
Lawrence
John M. Gibson
Army Air Forces
St. John’s Episcopal Church
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
R. W. McClure
Ashford General Hospital
Sicily
Mediterranean
Michael Pankewich
Kansas City
Kan
Ter
Sonia
Aes Rence Linley
Roy
Manes City
West Virginia
John M. Gibaon
White Sur- Weg Springs
Rosemaryee
W. McClure
Lawrences
Recuire
Kansas Electric Power Company
Local Personals Include Lawrence Residents and Visitors
Richard Rodewold and Miss Eleanor Bond of Lawrence are patients at Security Benefit hospital in Topeka. Florence Dill, a Beech Aircraft engineer from Wichita, plans a vacation at her home. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of Wichita visit Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ginley, in Missouri. Mrs. J. W. Ayers of Boston has arrived in Lawrence to reside, staying with Mrs. Ed Klein. Misses Vesta and Margaret Kane depart for a few weeks in Brainard Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rodewold
Eleanor Bond
Lawrence
Topeka
Florence Dill
Wichita
Beech Aircraft Company
James Clark
Ed Klein
Missouri
Ayers
Roy G. Linley
Vesta
Margaret Kane
Brainard
Minn
Blue Point Ration Stamps Extended to Purchases
Five more 10 point blue ration stamps will become valid for purchasing processed foods. They will remain good indefinitely, according to the Office of Price Administration. The Journal-World classified page notes the busy local market scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Price Administration
Journal-World
Flying German Bombs Rampage Through London Area
London reports a series of Luftwaffe raids causing destruction across southern England. A store was wrecked, a bus toppled, and an auto hurled into a shop as fires spread. Firefighters and rescuers searched for buried victims amid ongoing air attacks, with one village narrowly escaping. Police noted further bombings and civilian injuries, while ministries supplied extra food to cafes in the hardest hit districts. In other news, August Paschetti and others faced traffic court fines for violations, including a $5 light violation and a $76 crank driving fine for Walt Peterson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
London Zoo
Hyde Park
Food Ministry
Air Support Aids Burma Campaign Rail Yard Attacks
Allied air support backed Lt. Gen. Joseph Bulwell's troops as they attacked the Mandalay railway yards and Monywa station in Burma. The operations aimed to disrupt Japanese transport networks and support ground forces advancing toward key targets.
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Hitea
Ger Joseph We
Bulwell
Burma
Mandalay
Monywa
Corliss Family Visit Spotted In Los Angeles Trip
Robert Hramech Corliss left Monday for Los Angeles to spend time with his sister. His mother has been unwell for weeks but will recover. Dent of Kansas visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Dent. The group, including Mrs Robert Turner of De Soto, called at the L A Penner home Sunday afternoon with Mrs Bessie Wyckoff and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hensel
Kent
Irene Tice
Harold G. Barr
Central Christian Church
Kansas City
Barr
Marilyn
Mart
Sill
C. E. Huff
Kansaal Bible College
Barris
Glenn Messeramith
Judy
Stee
Ross T. Sherwood
Sherwood
Laredo
Tex
Gus Brune, Jr
Sherwoods
Army Air Corps
Nell Wieser
Roadhouse
Ella Longengcker
Alma E. Newhouse
Frank Seaver Owen
R. C. Johnson
McCook Street
Bank of America
Oceanside
Calif
San Diego
Pfe. Owen
U.S.M.C.R
West Coast
Marine Corps Base
Robert Hramech
Los Angeles
Mra
Will Oma. Dent
Kansas Ety
W. H. Dent
Robert Turner
de Soto
L. A
Vacation with Mrs Brown and family near Grandview
Fragmentary notice recounts a family vacation with Mrs Brown's daughter Mrs Clayton Plum and Mr Phim bly at Grandview. It mentions care from doctors, a home with grandparents Mr and Mrs Bottegordon, Enshach's with armed forces, furnished rooms at Le Baar home, and Mr Wright's illness. It hints at Kirkaville Mo and Baldwin summer school, plus social events at a host home and guest list.
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de Boto
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Pat Michelman
Jean Stith
Justyn Elliott
Dolores Dean
Joann Elwell
Nita Brewster
Mary Helene Farrell
Marilyn Barr
Carol Tupy
S. M
Michael
W. R. Riggs
L. Barnett
Emi
S. M. Amyx
Sow
Billy
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First Christian Church
C. G. Hease
First Methodist Church
Clinton Park
Thomas Pearson
Esther Ragle
Rachel E
Ensign Ben Petree
W.A. Petree
St. Joseph, Mo
Bowdoin College Chapel
Brunswick
Roland C. Ragell
New York City
Thompson E. Ashby
Walter Cobb
Dan Lowrey
Ensign
Petree
Boston
Mass
Ensign Petree
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Virginia Louise Jennings
Independence, Mo
Sally Six
Sally
Virginia
Ina Mae Brewater
Lbya
S.H.H.S. Modern Orchestra
Oliver Hobba
Will
Servicemen’s Center
Find
New York ‘Parent Teacher Association
Clarence Stewart
Robert T. Greene
Ed Elam
Orville Stone
Lee Miller
Hercules Powder Co
J. G. Reaco
Resco
Reaco
Carl Drake
Ingleside Club
West 28Rd Street
Arthur Jung
Mexdames C. P. Aul
C. C. Burnett
Merle R. Dimond
C. E. Alder
Florence Hesse
Ruth
Mr Martin
J. G. McElhinny
Brez, Bisphesenn
Gc.tewart
M. Wagg
Minnie B. Wola
Alpha Delta Pi
Ted Scott
Emporia
Paul Burris
Germany
Burria
Paschetti
Walt Peterson, Jr
Tennessee Street
VIS Gift Shop
Eldridge
Allison - Armstrong
Starlings
Starling Furniture CO
G. Carleton Howell
Call
Hercules
S.U.W
F. A. Newcome
Bell Music Store
Kansas
Japantoe
Tamu
Corliss
Kentucky
Mickers
Huaraches
Children Cloth Oxfords
Leon
Igrmson
Cortina
Rornens
K. U
Nowa Bisal
Weaverk Shoe Dept
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