Bequests and Gifts Totals Exceed 150000 for KU
Chancellor Malott reports twenty two gifts and bequests totaling over 150000 received by the University of Kansas in the past year. New bequests include Battenfeld Hall dormitory gift from J R Battenfeld Kansas City and other funds for scholarships, libraries, medical history, and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Channellor Deane W. Malott
Battenfeld
J. R. Battenfeld
Kansas City
John C. Battenfeld
Templin Hall
Paul A. Dinsmoor
Lions Club
Florence Finch Kelly
Clara S. Gillham
California
Watson Library
F. C. Marvin
Spooner-Thayer
George March
Mary Atkinson March
Lawrence
Eastern Star
Kansas
Donnelly Fund
Women's Self-Governing Association
Lawson Memorial Fund
Otto Springer
DeForrest Piazzek Fund
The
University Dames
Stephenson
FE. A. Stephenson
Department of Petroleum Engineering
School of Medicine
Kan
Logan Ciendening
Museum of Medical History
Hixon Laboratory
Warren
Ark
Summerfield
Herbert Hadley
J. W. Lyman
Memorial Day Reception For Craik-Larson Wedding
Mrs Elva M Craik hosted a May 30 reception at her home in Topeka to honor the marriage of Virginia Lee Larson to Eldon Lionel Craik. Guests enjoyed pink and white flowers, a program with music and poems, and refreshments served by Dorothy Mae Miller and others. Memorial day was noted with a memoriam for Dr E Leroy Craik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Weybright
Osage City
Ruth Wark
Irene Hoover
Lawrence
Gerald Hoover
Hoover
Judith Ann
Elva M. Craik
Virginia Lee Larson
Eldon Lionel Craik
Topeka
Margaret Joan Longpine
Krum
Tex
D. Warren Craik
Lois, Craik
G. Engle
Enid
Okla
eToom
E. Leroy Craik
Eldon L. Craik
Dorothy Mae Miller
Community honors and travels at Lone Star family gathering
A large Topeka and Lone Star contingent attended a graduation and reunion events for Liberty Memorial High School at Hoch Auditorium. Irene Hoover Lois Craik and Warren Craik appeared on program duties while Miss Craik planned business college in Topeka. Families from Topeka Manhattan Lawrence and nearby communities shared visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Hoch ‘Auditorium
University
Miss Craik
Uates
Business College
Topeka
J. G. Engle
Enid
Okla
L. C. Deapping
Margaret Jean
Phyllis Jean
Krum
Tex
Elva M. Crate
Clyde Hoover
Eunice
Delma Jean
Raymond and
Paul
Clarence Hoover
Irene
Melva Dean
C. P. Miller
Elva M. Craik
Loise and
Warren
Will Wolfe
Frank Heas
Ulrich-Hoover
Lone Star
Oerkirchers
Gerald Hoover
Hoover
Judith Ann
Lawrence
LaVerne Kampschrader
Wanda
Clinton
Kampschrader
Will Kingery
Charlie Mowder
Mr. Mowder
Carl Boerkircher
Hazel
Pauline
Otto
Henry Nieder
Florence Whitman
Oklahoma
Floyd Garber
Warren Craik
A. M. Postma
Chester Desque
Jimmie
Pleasant Grove
Everett Kingery
Virginia
Jean
Clayton Scott
Peggy Ann
Community Guests Gather for Weekend at Craik Home
Topeka visits and family gatherings fill a busy weekend. Warren Craik and others spent Wednesday in Topeka while numerous relatives and friends joined at the Craik home for a weekend visit. Children’s Day practice was held at the church with sessions through Friday evening. Margaret and Phyllis of Krum Texas and other relatives traveled to see Mrs. Henry Nieder and Mrs. J Millett in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Howard Dilon
Dillon
Jacqueline
Yvonne
I. G. Engle
Enid
Okla
L. C. Longpine
Margaret
Phyllis
Krum, Tex
Hiva M. Craik
Warren
Glenn
Warren Craik
Topeka
Ernest Mohler
Gwendolyn
Bill Wells
Geraldine
Willard Bruce
Ben Mohler
Pergy Ann Scott
Pleasant Grove
Jacqueline Dilon
Carl Boerkircher
Mr. Boerkircher
Craiks
J. G. Engle
L.C. Longpine
J. C. Millett
St. Francis Hospital
Asa Postma
Dave Rhodehamel
Rhodehamel
Carl Nieder
Henry
Max
Lone Star
Hazel
Pauline
Otto
Krum
Tex
E. G. Engle
Craik
Vera
Postma
Jess Markney
Columbia
Hugo Nieder
Dean
Catherine
Henry Nieder
Woodstock Ladies Aid Holds All Day Meeting and Bible Events
The Woodstock Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Will Smarr for an all day session with a covered dish lunch. They cut and pieced a comforter and read In Flanders Fields. A communion service followed by a Children’s Day observance was held. Sunday Bible school closed with a June 9 program at the high school. Nearly 100 attended a Harris farms picnic. a nine foot box kite flight and retrieval capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Will Smarr
Alexander
Flanders’ Fields
Asa’ Judy
McLouth Bible School
Children's Bible School
Sleniser
Harris Farms
W. A. Wellman
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Malott
Charlies Smith
Clark Farmer
O'Neill
Mae Wright
Emporia
Elmer Wright
Miss Wright
Meriden
Charley Trower
Baptist Church
Odell Shaver
Oskaloosa
Frank Champion
Ella Jones
Pheenix
Ariz
Robert Jones
McLouth
Jefferson County
Ira’ Brammell
Seattle
University of Washington
Daily Bible School
M. E
Robert Alexander
Reta Oroke
Bethany Hospital
Galen Droke
Chester Grange
Wellman Chapel
Larry Freeman
Independence
Laura Zook
Darlene Smith
Walter Love
Christian Endeavor Society
Northeast Central District
Rachel Downing
Carl Boyd
Frank Parker
Missouri
W. A
Washington Creek
Elliott
Vermont
Aan
SMI Duinng
SAMS
Mass
Zephyr
Dad
Zephyr’s
Delsey
Welch
Dusseldorf
Crosse & Blackwell
Folger’s
Lipton
Johnson’s
Shirley Lee
U. S
Pencrest
Hamburger
Wiener
Ibs
Tbs
Klock
Oregon
LEE
Lipton’s
Jayhawk
Osc
Dic
New York
Kroger's
Country Club
New Ir
Sungold
Kroger
Kroger’s Country Club
French Dressing
Bot
Concord
P&g
Ige
Brighton
Trojan
Kroger’s
C. W
Ritz
Wesco Mad
Producers
Lawrence Sanitary
CCM
Teles
Aia
Kroger’s Quality
Jumbo Bologna
Eatmore Lo
U. S. No
Triumph
Valencia
Texas
Air Express
Woodstock
Swift
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