Marriage of Miss Ruth Swarthout to Lieut Iligam Anderson Rider
Social calendar notes the marriage of Miss Ruth Swarthout to Lieut Iligam Anderson Rider at seven tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs D M Swarthout. Also on Tuesday Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae gathering at the Country club with wait matches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Swarthout
Iligam Anderson Rider
D. M. Swarthout
Kappa Alpha Theta
A. T. Er
Tildie Ann Fowler
Kansas City
Walter Meininger
St. Louis
University of Kansas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Meininger
University
Kansan
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
United States Army
Cincinnati
Louisville
C. H. Mullen, JR
First Presbyterian Church
Mullen
Alice Russell
F. A. Russell
Phi Beta Kappa
Washington, D. C
Signal Corps Division
C. H. Mullen
Marion
A. T. Walker
Community notices mix teas engagements and club events
Social notices list a tea hosted by Mrs Chester Woodward in Topeka for Mrs Thomas D Woodward who arrived from Honolulu. Engagement announced for Bernice Faye Goff to Bernard R Kennedy of Lawrence. Birth announced for a Copp daughter at Memorial hospital. Various meetings include bridge luncheon club at Dr Lyle Powell home and Evangelical Celestine class gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Bullene
Chester Woodward
Topeka
Thomas D. Woodward
Honolulu
Lawrence
A. B. ‘Weaver
H. B. Bullene
Roy L. Goff
Bernice Faye
Bernard R. Kennedy
John R. Kennedy
William Copp
Rhode Island Street
Memorial Hospital
Lyle Powell
Wallace Hunt
Omaha
Neb
C. P. McClanahan
Kansas City
Floyd Rankin
Ray Wright
Will Johns
Colorado Springs
Florence Barrows
Minnie Kahle
Summer golf opens with Scotch foursomes weekly
Foursomes run through the season opening Wednesday June 10 at 5 30 pm followed by dinner and putting contests. Mr and Mrs John Schrader coordinate the Scotch foursomes for the season and those without partners should call the Schrader at the club house to arrange pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schrader
Visitors and service tied lists fill Lawrence notes
Local social column reports arrivals and visits in Lawrence and surrounding towns. Doctors and lieutenants guests include Dr Robert Young and family from Little Rock, Lieut George Godding on leave, Lieut Col Wallace Hunt party from Omaha, and Miss Marjorie Clippenger events in Kansas City. Travel, engagements, and temporary relocations involve Lyons Ohio Nashville Akron Baldwin and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Laura
Roberta Ann
Little Rock
Ark
Ernest Young
Arthur Young
Young
Medical Corps
George A. Godding
Frank Godding
Missouri Street
Fort Benning
Fort McClellan
Ala
Loren Pine
Lyons
Wallace Hunt
Rena
John
Omaha
Neb
C. P. McClanahan
Kansas City
A. F. McClanahan
B. F. Payne
Joe Elmore
Kinsley
Marjorie Clippenger
B. D. Smiley
Muehlebach
Payne
Smiley
Lawrence Platt
Sidney Bob
Larry
Nashville
Tenn
C. J. Hunzicker
Akron
Ohio
J. B. Bumgardner
Holton
Edward Bumgard
H. P. Cady
Russell
Howard Cady
C. B. Holmes
Ozarks
R. F. Wilps
Jeanette
M. J. Getto
Food Stamp Purchases In May In Douglas County
In May 404 families in Douglas County used blue stamps representing free food, totaling 2791 dollars and covering about 63 percent of eligible participants. Orange stamps, representing regular budgets, amounted to 5582 dollars. Trainloads of livestock and used farm equipment were sold through Journal-World classified advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Journal-World
US Must Take Lead After War Says Eugene Meyer
Eugene Meyer publisher of the Washington Post argues after World War II the United States must lead in world affairs or cede power. He urges a dynamic peace backed by force and continuous US participation, warning against future Hitlers and the failure of any peace system without a mobilizable power nucleus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxville
N.Y
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
United States
Germany
Sarah Lawrence College
Hitler
Wallace
Sumner Welles
League (of Nations
Training School Ends for Playground Supervisors
The Recreation Council wrapped up its first annual playground supervisors training session in Robinson Gym with over 20 trainees. Instruction covered enrollment, safety, team games, program, and philosophy, under leaders Ruth Hoover Joie Stapleton Marie Santee and Mrs Frank T Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Council
Robinson Gym
National Recreation Association
Ruth Hoover
Joie Stapleton
Marie Santee
Frank T. Stockton
Governor Ratner to speak at VFW convention
Governor Ratner will travel to Independence to address the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. He will then attend events in Topeka on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Ratner
Independence
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Opens Sunday at Kansas Boys State Meeting
More than 400 boys from 116 towns arrive in Wichita for the sixth annual Kansas Boys State session. Bert Hedges says 425 delegates will be guided by 380 councilors as the week includes elections, state and local government experiences, and a governor's ball. Mayor O F Sullivan will deliver the welcoming address, with Glenn Warmer delivering the 1941 governor’s reply. The American Legion sponsors the event and Scott Berridge will give the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
The
American Legion
Scott Berridge
Holton
Swarthout Offers Singing Auditors Class This Summer
Dean Swarthout opens advanced conducting and choral repertoire to a few singing auditors. Tue and Thu at 9 30 a m in room 181 Frank Stronghall the class will study 30 choral numbers from medieval to modern composers and folk songs with Russian selections and Negro spirituals. Interested parties should see Dean Swarthout promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Swarthout
Frank Stronghall
Palestrina
Schein
Staden
Mozart
Beethoven
Yesoulof
Tcherepnin
Gretchaninoff
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Dean Swarthout
Forces name Reinhard Heydrich insignia in salute to fallen official
World briefs report Hitler conferred the sixth SS infantry standard with the Reinhard Heydrich name in honor of the man who died from wounds. Heydrich had been deputy protector of Bohemia and Moravia and died near Prague after Czech resistance attack. The dispatch also notes Roosevelt’s warning to Japan over poison gas and mentions anticipated Allied offensives in Europe. A Spanish fishing vessel item closes the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reinhard Heydrich
Germany
Heydrich
Bohemia and Moravia
Prague
Atlantic theater reports and Vichy note on wartime moves
Arrivals report 22 survivors of the 903-ton City of Bremen sunk in the Atlantic. British owned and Dublin operated. Mauritius reports Axis columns near Ambilope and Port Vohemar with a Vichy claim of British occupation near Diego Suarez. German note through Otto Abetz pressures Vichy for swifter anti-German action and a new German submarine tally claims 19 ships sunk totaling 108000 tons in the western Atlantic and Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bremen
Atlantic
Lloyds
Dublin
Port Louis
Mauritius
Tenanerive
Ambilope
Diego Suarez
Port Vohemar
Androvorano
Diego Suaretz
Berlin
Caribbean
Paris Soir Urges Vigorous Steps to Meet German Requisitions
Paris Soir editorial says France must act decisively to satisfy Nazi requisitions under the armistice. It notes France’s reserves are strained and cites the Anglo-Saxon blockade as a major hindrance to meeting those needs. Buenos Aires reports La Nacion that an Argentine merchant ship rescued a US seaplane and crew after a forced sea landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Paris Soit
Germany
Buenos Aires
la Nacion
New York
United States
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Celestine
Evangelical Church
Betty Riggs
Connecticut Street
Alma Corp
Marian Gentry
Ann Trosper
Charlene Starliper
Donna Kump
Bette Osborne
Bonnie Gimblett
Dorothy Shockey
Betty Griffith
Noble Grands Club
O. E. DeVore
Maude Edmonds
Edith Benson
C. W. Schubert
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
C. C. Warnick
Frank Brune
V. XK. Bruner
J.T. Perry
William Stone
Marigold Bennett
Robert van Noy
H. 5. Nelson
William Ruese
H. W. Stowits
C. J. Dodds
Harry Green
Roger Alen
Edward Penchard, Jr
W. Cc. Hunsinger
E. J. Coyo
John Riling
Jack Miller
Paul Smart
Red Cross
Merrill Henry
North
Fourth Street
Women’s Post Office
Grant Eichhorn
Minors Street
Washington, D.C
William Ford
Baldwin
Oliveward Ford
Albert E. Hunzicker
Delzie Hunzicker
Wellsville
Glendale
Ariz
Charles Mabry
J .A. Mace
Hunzicker
Stasee
Papago Park
Phoenix
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Hall
May Rowley
Jennie Abrams
Everett Stith
Raymond Laessig
Kansas State Nurses’ Association
Memorial Union Building
C. E. Andes
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Defense
Winifred Hill
Mary Dunden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
James R. Loop
Tennessee Street
Lena Mandel and Son
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. H. Simpson
Harry Sisler
West Tenth Street
Alice Lee McClanahan
Lecompton
Maxine Maust
Irene Banks
Margaret Goodrich
Opsl Lasswell
Evelyn Hook
MaryNell Lasswell
Corrine Fleming
Geraldine Holloway
Sally Wilson
Lara Holloway
Helen Jana
Betty Crady
Mrs
Hazel McClanahan
Hitlers
Office of Price Administration
Cleveland
Jeanne Kennard
Jean Kelly
American Women’s Voluntary Services
Long Island
Parsons Chamber of Commerce
Swarthout
Nook
Mass
Roberts
World Briefs
Chungking
Roosevelt
Japan
United Nations
Nnbyshev
Russia
Ruhr
Rhineland
Moscow News
Vigo
Spain
Moscow
Geneva
Switzerland
Otto Abetz
Vichy
Max Bonnafous
Vickers
Allison - Armstrong
State Dairy Commission
Fritz Eldridge Hotel
Meyn
Sonable
de Luxe Cafe
Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Thrift
Independent Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Vermont St
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