Banquet Honors S Allan Daughterty at Baldwin Lodge
A large Kansas Masons gathering honored S Allan Daughterty of Baldwin as grand master. About 1500 members from 77 lodges attended the First Methodist Church dinner and Memorial Hall program featuring Otto Schuders and P W Jones presenting tributes and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
S. Allan Daughterty
Masonic Grand Lodge
Kansay AF
First Methodist Church
Kansas
Clare Hayes
Memorial Hall
Baker University
Otto BR. Schuders
Wichita
Grand Lodge
P. W. Jones
Palmyra Lodge No. 23
James M. Parsons
Lawrence
Caldwin
Eudora
Tonganoxte
Linwood
Perry
DeSoto
Souders
Jay B Kirk
Iola
Charles 8
Moessinness
Charryvale
James H. Trice
Médicine -Lodge
E. Glenn
Robison
Gridley
Lynn R. Brodrick
Marysville
Atchison
Harry F. Sunderland
Kansas City
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Armand Hi. Bishop
Parsons
Knights Templar of
Kenneth N. Pomeroy
Topeka
Grand Council of
Royal and Silent Masters
James H. Parsons
C. E. Birch
Miss Jo Anna March to Play in Cripple Creek Melodrama
Miss Jo Anna March of Lawrence and Miss Mary Beth Moore of Wichita head to Cripple Creek Colorado to star in The Salty Cathleen or The Gold of Cripple in an Imperial Hotel melodrama season opening June 21 and running to September 6. Written for the Imperial by Lillian de la Torre the play will be staged for 310 performances. District Nurses Association District 2 meets June 10 at St Margaret s Hospital Kansas City with a covered dish supper and self service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Anna March
Lawrence
Mary Beth Moore
Wichita
Kanasag
Cripple Creek
Colo
Wayne
Dorothy Mackin
Imperial Hotel
Kansas State Nurses Association
St. Margaret 'S Hospital
Kansas City
Hazel Roberts
Spencer-Taylor Marriage At St Luke AME Church
Miss Arlee Rocena Spencer and Charles Milton Taylor wed at St Luke AME Church in Lawrence. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with E F Fant officiating, fern and gladiola decoration, piano and vocal numbers, and a Chantilly lace gown for the bride with a pearl tiara. Bridesmaids wore blue net gowns and carried pink and feathered carnation bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL-WORLD_ Mass
N.Y
Hudson River
N. J
Marlyn Spencer
Alversa Brewster
Esther Owens
Sterling Pourne
St. Louis
Taylor
Thomas Fox
Jesse_ Milian
Solomon Pleasant
Charles Ross
Harriett White
Albany
Calif
Suzanne Thompson
Kansas City Kan
Belva Elrod
Leavenworth
Anna ‘Marie White
Gladys Harrison
Thesa Rudolph
Phyllis Steware
Kansas City
Margaret Boone
Leta Ridgeway
Wichita
Ramona Wilson
Bessie
Arlee Rocena Spencer
Flavious Spencer
Charles Milton Taylor
St. Luke Amle
E. F. Fant
Rose Williams
Shirley Jackson
d'Hardelot
Harriet Taylor
Blanche’Pierson
Barbara Washington
Shirley Young
Bobbie West
Miss Pierson
Veterans Administration Grants $1600 Cars for Disabled Vets
Washington announces veterans of World War II and Korea who are blinded or crippled may receive $1600 toward automobile purchases under a new appropriation. The bill, approved Oct. 20, 1951, was signed by President Truman Thursday night, making $25 million available for cars. The story notes accompanying names and local events are incidental and not part of the main item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
World War HI
Korea
Truman
169 Pupils Enrolled in Cooperative Bible School
A total of 169 children attend the vacation Bible school run by First Methodist and First Christian Churches at the former church. Students contribute to printing Braille Bibles via the American Bible Society. Mrs. Sam Ferguson serves as superintendent for a sixth year, with staff including pre-kindergarten teachers Mrs. Clyde Kampschroeder and Mrs. William E. Burg, kindergarten teachers Mrs. Ralph Kitlin and others, and primary teacher Mrs. Hubert Rts-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Vacation Bible
First Methodist
First Christian
American Bible Society
Sam Ferguson
Clyde Kampschroeder
William E. Burg
Ralph Kitlin
Frank Dobyns
Melvin Fradz
Woodrow Wilson
Hubert Rts
Paul Stoner on Tour with Summer Crusaders
Mrs. Paul Stoner and three children stay with Mr and Mrs Art E Stoner in Ottawa as Prof Paul Stoner a music professor at Ottawa University tours for three weeks with the Summer Crusaders. the quartet includes Prof Roger Frederikson and a singer and pianist and will perform sacred programs in eastern churches from St Louis to Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stoner
Ottawa
St. ‘Louis
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Malden
Local Names in Coffeyville and Nearby Kansas Cities
The fragment lists Mrs W ne of Kansas City Miss Delena iest Coffeyville Wilbur Good seal Chanute and Conellua Groves Edwardsville. The text reads as a partial roster of people connected to several Kansas towns, without a clear event or action.
Fined for Fighting Over Drunken Altercation
Jack D. Eder was fined $10 in police court for drunkenness and fighting. Judge Wayne Allphin suspended a 15 day jail term and placed Eder on six months probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack D. Eder
Wayne Allphin
Eder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kappa Alpha Psi -Fraternity
Robert Hunter
Freeport
Naomi Jefferson
Mary ‘Ethridge
Bertha Bowles
Rockford
H. P. Taylor
Alice Smith
Mabel Fi
Bar. Humphrey
Tampa
Spencer-Taylor
Barcelona
Spain
Pius XII
Ser
Arthur Nease
Gin Mahe
Arthur Paul
Otha Rassmussen
Delbert Erhart
James Long
Joe Cain
Lee Isaac
Dean Carleton
A. D. Eggleston
Misa Nettie Wiser
John L. Kennedy
Harold Kirby
Dart Smith
Hank Bro
Ecke Hall
Reno Bruns
John Standing
James Aiken
Methodist Church
WwMier Ge Rt
Shaw le' OO
Aah
Buick
Elle Ekervey
Buick Company
A. E. Hall
AAA
Dad
Don Richards
Panama
Dobbs
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