K U Attendance Is Family Affair
Diamond Jubilee year 1940 41 at the University of Kansas shows 663 students from 19 states plus Washington DC and the Canal Zone. They come from 599 families with one or both parents having attended K U.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
4
Diamond Jubilee year 1940 41 at the University of Kansas shows 663 students from 19 states plus Washington DC and the Canal Zone. They come from 599 families with one or both parents having attended K U.
Dr Edward Bumgardner attended the 50th anniversary reunion of his University of Iowa dental class and received a commemorative gold medal for attending the banquet honoring the class of 1891. He was among nine graduates returning and traveled with his son Edward to Iowa City for the event.
Trinity Lutheran Church begins a three week Bible school for children from ages 4 and up. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a.m. five days a week with courses including We Live For Jesus Children of the Bible Bible People and How They Lived and Bible Basis for the Catechism. Vocational school features singing stories hand work memory work and organized play. Enrollment remains open with flexible withdrawal before three weeks end for vacations.
Ernest Rousselle, 71, was struck and killed by lightning Saturday night in Tola Kansas while guiding a horse from a pasture.
The Coronado Entrada in Lawrence will stage the largest production yet with 485 cast members surpassing last Southwest totals. George Dickens leads U.S. Coronado commission oversight while Fidelio the cocker spaniel serves as mascot and narrator roles are distributed among local participants.
One hundred nineteen American Zamzam survivors reached Lisbon after sailing from the Spanish border by bus to Sintra. Most are healthy aside from two feverish children and plan to sail for the United States or Africa with mission contacts. The group was fed at Mangualde station under Red Cross and legation supervision with a celebratory cake and toasts to Portugal and the United States.
Marriage licenses were issued by the probate judge to Charles A. Edmondson and Mertie Edwards of Lawrence, Donald Webster of Lawrence and Agnes Fiddler of Rolla South Dakota, and Edward E. Alexander and Maxine Dirk, both of Lawrence. The last couple was married by Probate Judge Frank R. Gray.
The Pleasant Grove C P A sponsors a strawberry and ice cream social Wednesday night at eight o'clock for all paid members and their families at the hall.
A crossword style puzzle describes a seasonal game in which the ball is knocked into a hole on the green with bunkers and sand traps on the course. Clues cover objects from windows to sea toward and Greek letters to be used in solving the grid.
Black Jack area notices detail a large family reunion at Kaw Valley hosted by the Hughs and Breithaupt kin. Attendees include Mrs. Attig and the Fleers from Illinois, plus relatives visiting Baldwin and Topeka for graduations and alumni events.
The report lists numerous local social events and visits. Activities include 4-H clubs sending Dorothy Kalb to Manhattan for a June roundup, a May 28 meeting at Black Jack school, and a Black Jack Ladies club gathering with Irene Van Tries as a key participant. Families and individuals such as the ONeil, Parsons, Crowell, Pearson, and Van Tries households are mentioned along with attendance at memorial services and community visits.
Mrs. Owen Mitchell hosted Riverside Farm Bureau members with eighteen attending. Guests included Mrs. Armel Hodson and Mrs. Virgil Bradley. A garden and chickens lesson was given by Mrs. Mary Farley. The next meeting will feature an all day sewing lesson at Mrs. Elmer Husted’s in Lawrence. Several social visits and gatherings followed at homes of local families with numerous neighbors listed as present or visiting, including events in Topeka and Washington planned for some guests.
Local families shared meals with the Hod family and relatives from Gardner Perry and Lawrence. Fay Carr visited grandparents the Armstrongs as Lecompton high school held commencement with a crowded auditorium and many relatives attending.
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