Marriage of Dorothy Wilson and Ivan Paulson
Miss Dorothy Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wilson of Kansas City and Petty Officer First Class Ivan Paulson son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Paulson 435 Maine Street wed at Rev S B Lucas home 824 Mississippi with family present The bride wore a gray suit with coral accessories and taiisman rose corsage Paulson recently saw action in the Pacific aboard a carrier The couple will spend the rest of Paulson's 29 day leave in Lawrence and Kansas City plus family time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy ‘Wilson
Lawrence Wilson
Kansas City
Lawrence
Ivan Paulson
Maine Street
S. B. Lucas
Mississippi
K. Lucas
Paulson
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence Business College
Navy
Pacific
Garden talk and quilting drive mark county meeting
Mrs. Cox led the business meeting in Mrs. Holiday’s absence and delivered the lesson Making the Most of Your Vegetable Garden. Arrangements were made to finish three quilts donated to the county convalescent home. Miss Dorothy Schroeder spoke on the new tax system and the camp at Tonganoxie. The hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday
Cox
Dorothy Schroeder
Tonganoxie
Local personals list extended visits and travel notes
Lt and Mrs Allan R Ewing and Allan Ashley guests for a week at Ewing parents. Mrs Robert Frakes and children Blossom and Becky of Wichita arrive this evening. Chicago visitors include the Farrells and two sons Jimmy and Billy at the Green 500 Ohio. Weekend guests at the Green home from Leavenworth include Patton Calvin Jochims and Edith Diane, plus Mrs Carlton Duncan. Dr James I Perry hosts Haddock sisters from Shawnee until August 4. Farren family visitors from New York and weekend KC guest. Eleanor Bond discharged from hospital in Topeka. DeWeese party returns from Biloxi with Alice McCormick. Armstrongs return home after stroke recovery. Mrs Fred Stewart visiting Nevada aunt. Lawrence officials head to Chicago for Grand Lodge sessions July 31 through Aug 3. Mrs Lawrence will accompany. St Clair visits Chicago family. Mrs B M Marshman and Williams Kupfer visit Burgert family. Richard Rodewold operated at Security Benefit hospital in Eudora. Ruth Pringle and sons travel to Chicago to visit Edwin Pringle and Robert Edgar in Glenview. Everett Gill returns from Topeka visit. Doris and Venita Garber admitted for tonsillectomy. Classifieds offer quickest way to find a home or room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan R. Ewing
Allan Ashley
Lt.Ewing
A.B. Ewing
Ewing
Robert Frakes
Blossom
Becky
Wichita
A. D. Farrell
Jimmy
Billy
Chicago
Chicago, Are Spending A Week With Mrs. Farrell's Aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Green
Ohio
Sharon Haddock
Shawnee, Okla
James A. Farren
James
Robert
Nancy
New York
Farren
W. E. Bear
West 16Th Street
W. H. Hargiss
Kansas City
Eleanor Bond
Stanwix
Armstrong
Crowder
Fred Stewart
Tennessee Street
Nevada
Ing
Mia. L. H. Myers
Arthur Lawrence
Lawrence Lodge
B.P.C. Ellis
St. Clair
Grand Lodge Io
Stevens Hotel
Lawrence
Mary V. St. Clair
B. M. Marshman
William Kupfer
R. 0
Canning Ahead: Miss Tissue Urges Summer Home Yields
Miss Kathryn Tissue of Douglas county Red Cross cautions ration-free foods may end soon and urges housewives to can heavily this summer. She notes factory canned fruits haven risen from ration lists and promotes replanting gardens to yield pantry staples before winter rationing returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Tissue
Douglas County’ Red Cross
Victory
Misa
Bustle Debuts In New Fall Silhouette By NY Designers
New York fashion editors report a revived bustle trend brightening the fall horizon. Designers Jo Copéland and Clarepotter present variants from stiff bows to fishtail ruffles, with gold coin buttons and bullion embroidery enhancing after noon dresses and cocktail outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
New York
Jo Copéland
Miss Copeland
Clarepotter
Fashion notes and ironing tips for delicate fabrics
A quirky feature discusses tying waistbands and a designer showing red versions of fabric with gray slacks and skirts. It then provides ironing tips for delicate materials using brown paper, damp cloths, and pressing embroidery face down to protect threads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
Tos Cadenes
Air Sports
Mocha Custard Recipe Steps and Method
Coffee milk sugar grated chocolate and salt are scalded then poured over beaten eggs. The mixture is blended and poured into a baking dish or molds, set in a pan of hot water, and baked at 325 degrees for about 45 minutes until set. Cool and serve with light cream.
University of Kansas Faculty Recital Highlights Summer Program
Nine members of the University of Kansas Fine Arts School faculty perform in a summer recital featuring violin romance, vocal duets, piano variations, and ensemble works. Performers include Ruth Creutt, Merle Conee, Waldemar Gelich, Jeannette Cass, and Joan Weigand, with pieces ranging from Silhouettes to Variations on a Theme of Paganini and Quintet in A Minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
Omboya
Guion Aliie Merle Conee
Ruth Creutt
Brendsen
Mass
Novaco
Waldemar Geltch
Julia
Doria
Joan Weigand
M.swarthout
Ruth Orcutt
Journal-World
Franck
Potatoes and Yeast Mix for Quick Dough Preparation
Instructions describe blending potatoes with minimal disintegration, then preparing a yeast mixture with boiling water sugar and lukewarm water. The recipe adds beaten eggs and flour gradually, urging careful stirring without kneading before covering to rise.
Marriage license and baking notes collide in court house tale
A fragment recounts a Douglas county court house marriage license action involving James R. Martin of Eudora and Josephine Driemeier of Bismark Missouri. The text also describes a bake process for an ice box style loaf with butter and rising dough guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
James R. Martin
Eudora
Josephine Driemeier
Bismark
Douglas County Court House
Yester
Teva Wien thrift habit noted on daily reading page
A compact item notes a thrifty habit connected to Teva Wien as the page is read daily. It records a personal routine without additional details, maintaining a concise, period-appropriate tone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Cohen
Dorothy Hans
Harold L. Keltz
L. Keltz
Los Angeles
Calif
Notre Dame de Lion
Marjorie Webster
Washington, D. C
Keltz
Pasadena Junior College
Robert M. Wilson
Janice Jane
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Evelyn Wilson
Herbert Hornberger
Route 3
Marion Clay Wagg
Alabama Street
Doris Loyd
Allan Carl Deffenbaugh
Carl L. Deffenbaugh
Walla Walla
Wash
Miss Wagg
University of Kansas
Sigma Kappa Sorority
University
Deffenbaugh
H. H. Lane
Laurie Anne Lane
Lincoln
Nebr
Lassie
Jean Fox
Pat Fox
Mary Bell Fox
Barbara Keeler
Shirley Dean
Ina Mae Brewster
Sally Six
Virginia Jennings
Jane Holtzclaw
Beverly Brand
Margaret Barr
Marilyn Barr
Connie Weyand
Harold Barr
Henry Holtzein
Lane
Laurel E. Anderson
John. Stutz
Topeka
Merry Matrons Club
Clintons Park
Genevieve Lee
Dorothy, Arnold
New York City
Jarvis Brink
Donald Hults
The
Mothers League
Ella Doering
Kenneth
Walter C. Houk
Walter Houk
Walter, Jr
Charles Houk
Stull
Richard ‘Scheilhorn
Carl
Alford-Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars and the
Auxiliary
J. Fred Brooker
Lincoln Street
Post
Service Wives Club
Sunny Jets Bente
United Home Service Club
Vaca
Alford-Clarkeast
V.F.W
Wadsworth ‘Hospital
O. M. Daniels
Sen
P. C. Buck
J. H. Saunders
Laura Jones
Charles Corel
al Noever
W. T. Allen
Nannie Lefford
J. F. C. Broker
Bruce Clepper
Raw. Wesley Home
Alvin Hodges
VIS
Eldridge
Fraser Theater
Allison - Armstrong
Mase
Barker Sa. m
Independent Ice Co
10Th
New Jersey
Stone
IGA
Vermont
Kew Valley Oil Co
Wth
Arkansas
Ickers
Men’s Clothing Dept
Infante Wear
Piece Goods Dept
Hardware and
Furniture Dept
930 Mass
Huaraches
Children Cloth Oxfords
Leon
DR. G
Carleton Howell
Starlings
Starling Furniture CO
Lawrence Laundry
and Dry Cleaners
Parker
Y Hill
New Hampshire St
Fiat Teva Wien
Keaton
K.U
Neca
Missouri
Moss, St
Gene Bein
Cook’s
Cook’s Paints
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