Marriage of Miss Skinner and William C Hail
Society notes list the engagement and wedding for Miss Helen Skinner and William C Hail at St Johns Church at 11 oclock with a wedding breakfast at the Colonial. Social events include a Thursday contract club grapneey Team whist club and the Past Presidents club dinner at the Colonial. Friday activities feature luncheon gatherings and bridge events at various homes and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Skinner
William C. Hail
St.ohn's Church
the Colonial
WH. M. Stucker
L. Brokaw
W.elub
Presidents Club
P.W
Colonial
Is. Lj Haynes
Mra. I. B. ‘Dodds
Niotas Club
Mra. A. Tl. Fwine
Lawrence Couples, Kansas Weddings Reported in St. John’s Parish
Miss Helen Caroline Skinner wed Lieut. William C. Hail at St. John’s Church with close family present. The couple, KU graduates, will reside at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The notice also mentions Geneva Detler’s engagement to Guy F. Davis Jr. and another marriage of Mary Steck Thomas to Lieut. William R. Rackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Caroline Skinner
Ruth P. Skinner
William ¢. Hail
William C. Hail
Lawrence
Cowell O'Neill
St. John's Church
Colonial
Hail
University of Kansas
Engineering Corps
Fort Leonard Wood
Army
University
Pi Kappa_Alpha
School of Business
Fine Arts School
A. W. Detler
Daugher
Geneva
Guy F. Davis, Jr
Guy F. Davis
Scotia
N. Y
Miss Detler
Hercules Powder Company
Sunflower Adnance
Davig
Williamsman
Kansas City
Mary Steck Thomas
William Rackie
Bapi
Charles .W. Thomas
R. A. Behwegler
Mary Eleanor Schooling
Fontaine Schoolng
George Melin Wagner
Jorge A. Wagner
Ellinwood
St. John’s
George A. Wagner
Kansan Union Details Wedding and Local News Clips
Linwood and Miss Olga Howell of Kansas City attended the wedding events. The bride earned a B S in 1942 from the University of Kansas and taught at Lone Elm high school in her final year. The groom, a 1941 KU graduate, worked at Sunflower Ordnance Works in powder analysis. They reside near the Country club. Other items note social club parties, prizes, and local graduations including Jeannette Bowersock and Shipman Winter, plus hospital news and an WAAC furlough home arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Olga Howell
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Lone Elm
Wagner
War Department
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Springer Home
Country Club
H. S. Calin
John
Indiana Street
Milton Tindall
Learned Family Visitors and Student Return Home
George Learned of Childers Texas will arrive Friday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs R E Learned 739 Alabama Street He has completed bombardier training Miss Eleanor Allen returns home tomorrow from Philadelphia where she has been attending the University of Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Learned
Childers
Tex
R.E. Learned
Alabama Street
Eleanor Allen
Philadelphia
University of Penn
Tulsa Visitors and Military Family Updates
Dren, Donna Lou and Dickie of Tulsa Okla visit Mrs Tindalls parents at 1402 Kentucky Street. Mrs Mildred Wray and her baby daughter join husband Sgt Paul Wray in training at Bartow Field Fla and plan to reside in Lakeland Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Donna Lou
Dickie
Tulsa
Okla
Shipbuilding Plant Falls Short on Report Labor
Representative James A O Leary of New York states that 40 000 man hours weekly at the California Shipbuilding Corp are spent on producing government reports, part of a House sub committee inquiry into a $100000000000 shipbuilding program opening private hearings in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
James A.‘O’leary
New York
California Shipbuilding Corp
O'Leary
House of Representatives
Wrist Watch Stolen From Dr Brewster’s KU Office
Raymond Stoner reported the Elgin rose gold wrist watch with a leather strap stolen from Dr. R Q Brewster's office in the KU chemistry building. The loss was reported last Tuesday and valued at $55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond ‘Stoner
R. Q. Brewster
K. U
May Bring In Youths For Local Harvest Labor
Plans to import about 80 Emporia high school boys to harvest peas and potatoes in Douglas county. C H Belting from Kansas State College extension division met in town to arrange housing in the high school gym and meals at downtown cafes. Youths would work in a group under an Emporia teacher with a decision due late this week or early next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia High School
Douglas County
C. H. Belting
Extension Division
Kansas State College
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers
The Day and Commons families thank friends for love and sympathy shown during the illness and death of a wife and mother. Bert C. Day. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert C. Day
Phillip Commons
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Vickers Gift Shop
Ate
Zqwers
Mass
Allison - Armstrong
Otto Barteldes
Imperial Contract Club
Earl Gafford
New York City
M. F. Hudson
R. C. Miller
E. M. Cameron
Fredo Barteldes
Gafford
Max Wilhelmi
Warwick Benedict
M. J. Getto
F. H. Elvig
Corlett Cotton
Jeannette Bowersock
Lydia Schaake
Fritzi
Eldridge Hotel
American Institute of Laundering
Aake Mes
Cae Ct
Jeffries
Colette
TN Dyv-19 Rendering Company
Seersucken
Gingham
Batiste
Trelin
the Friendly Fashion Shop
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