Lawrence Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
The column lists Society events in Lawrence including several bridge clubs at the Colonial, the high school teachers dinner honoring Capt. and Mrs. Neal M. Wherry in town, BPW meetings with out of town guests, and gatherings by the RV Dames and Missionary Society. Births include a daughter for Lieut. and Mrs. William Thompson and others at Memorial hospital. A June 20 Salvation Army chapel wedding unites Nina Faye Christie and Robert Lee Curry with attendees and hosting details.
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Colonial
Neal M. Wherry
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Memorial Hospita
R. B. Farmer
Qverbrook
William Thompson
Kentucky Street
Robert Hanser DeSoto
Nina Faye Christie
Ray Christie
Robert Lee Curry
Frank Curry
Salvation Army Chapel
Hugh Turner
Local Clubs Plan Meetings and Events This Week
A schedule of community gatherings includes the Lawrence Circle No 75 Ladies of the G A R meeting at 2 38 PM Thursday at 42 Forrest Avenue. A Baptist church summer picnic follows the Womans Society closing, with a Washington trip talk by Mrs R S Brooks. The Presbyterian Life group meets at 7 30 PM with talks on the Bible Society and devotions. War stamps and bonds are sold at Kress and J C Penney stores by local clubs with several hosts listed. Neighborhood night at New York school features a 6 50 PM picnic supper and outdoor activities inviting all district residents.
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Woman’'s Society
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Bremer
American Bible Society
Bruce Cameron
Progressive Reading Club
B.H.W. Club
Kress
J. C. Penney
William Frowe
Mre. H. W. Firmer
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Charles Springer
C. J. Winter, Jr
George M. Wagner
Eleanor Scrooling
New York School
Waltons named new caretakers at Lawrence country club
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Walton become caretakers at the Lawrence country club after a period at Sunflower Ordnance Work. They moved from Oklahoma to Lawrence. Charles Elwell sails to Green Mountain Falls Colorado to reopen his summer hotel with Tom Hutton. Ann Lindel returns from Los Angeles where she worked for TWA to visit her mother and sisters. Margaret Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher, had surgery at Memorial hospital and is in good condition. Mrs. Ralph Baldwin travels to Boulder Colorado for the summer with Mrs. C. L. Miller and will stay with Mrs. Neal D. Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Walton
Lawrence Country Club
Sunflower Ordnance Work
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Charles Elwell
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Tom Hutton
Ann Lindel
Los Angeles
TWA Airlines
Mattie Lindell
Ruby
Martha
Margaret Fisher
Harold Fisher
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Baldwin
Boulder
Wichita
C. L. Miller
Alpha Delta Pi
Oklahoma City
Baldwin
Neal D. Sutherland
Alpha Chi Omega House
Lawrence Visitors and Travels Around Town
Chaperons at Chi Omega in Boulder. Omaha visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dwight C. Jost and daughter Karen stay in Lawrence before returning home tomorrow. Mrs. L. N. Lewis leaves for Green Mountain Falls. Mrs. J. M. Sanderson and Peggy depart for Los Angeles for six weeks. Dean and Mrs. Moreau attend a tea in Topeka as Dean Price heads to Emporia. Miss Elizabeth Whittaker arrives from San Antonio to visit relatives in Haskell. Mrs. Whittaker to be commissioned July 1. Dr. and Mrs. Stephenson visit from Iowa City. Mrs. J. Frank Jones and Mrs. Elderkin travel to Rochester for J. Frank Jones burial.
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Chi Omega House
Boulder
Dwight C. Jost
Karen
Omaha
Neb
Lawrence
L. N. Lewis
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
J. M. Sanderson
Peggy
Los Angeles
Calif
H. H. Stephenson
J. C. Jones
J. Frank Jones
N. &. Elderkin
Akron
Chicago
Second Anniversary War Daily Routine in Moscow
Moscow marks the second anniversary of the German invasion with work and battle continuing. An exhibit of captured German weapons opens at Gorky Park of Culture and Rest, while newspapers publish a high command communique review. The Rose Beauty Shop announces June 21 to July 4 vacation closure.
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Moscow
Russia
Gork
High Command
Southernaires to perform at University of Kansas
The Southernaires, the famed colored male quartet, will appear in Lawrence on Thursday July 2 as part of the University summer session series. Maria Hussey, noted soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, will recital July 1 at Fraser Theater. Tickets for both events go on sale soon at the ticket office.
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Lawrence
D. M. Swarthout
Maria Hussa
Metropolitan Opera Company
Wiling
Fraser Theater
Europe
America
Hussa
Corn Shortage Strains Poultry Feed Supply Across Plants
Kansas City on June 22 reports a corn shortage dimming plans to stretch rations by raising chick populations. Chick numbers rose 12 percent to 31 million by May 1, increasing water needs and delaying months ahead. Mills face rationing as barley, oats and wheat replace corn in prepared feed. General Mills notes five months of dealer rationing.
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Kansas City
Wall Wateneries
Corp
PL M. Waters
General Mills, Inc
Oxygen Emerges as Earth's Abundant Element
Oxygen remains the most common element on Earth by mass, forming a major part of the atmosphere and oceans. Its abundance influences geological, biological, and chemical processes globally.
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Earth
New Topographic Maps Published for Fredonia and Alteena Areas
Two new USGS and Kansas State surveys publish topographic maps covering 23 by 17 miles, including most of Wilson County and parts of Eis, Greenwood, Woodson, Allen, and Navasho. Contours 20 feet vertical, with bench marks, road elevations, and sea level notes.
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Fredonia
Alteena
U. S. Geological Survey
State Geological Survey of
Kansas
Wison County
Eis
Greenwood
Woodson
Allen
Navasho
Sanerel Ato Saas
Psyay
Censused Fragments From A United States Senegal Survey Tone
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a U S Senegal survey with mentions of Washington D C and universities. The text hints at a study or survey work conducted by an institution, with scattered words suggesting geography law or policy topics.
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Unitai States
Washington
Lieversity of
Bagsaag
Lawreacs
Abidae SPS Meagas Sp
A fragmentary OCR item lists Abidae SPS and Meagas Sp with unclear context. The readable parts show only names and scattered letters, offering no explicit event, date, or action to describe. Further legible details are needed to compose a meaningful headline and summary.
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EB. F. Sullivan
Bridge Club
Coalo Tipbines
Alan Colonial
Mire
W. Neat Shoemaker
Inner Bridge Club
J. Howard Parker
Rose Gieseman
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Parker
Rhode Island Street
Lulu K. Baym
Leavenworth
Eva Gunkle
Emporia
B.P.W. Club
Floyd Rankin
Bert Nash
George Miller
Russell M. Kelley
Muskogee
Oklo
Murray E. Lydie
Buena Petrie
Journal World
Alberta Garner
Walter Snow
Bridge-keno
Sweet Peas
RV. Dames
James Ziegler
Mississippi Street
P. T. Arrstutz
The
Missionary Society of the West Side Presbyterian Church
Jane Roper
Annie Dunlap
Trinity Episcopal Church
Opes
Jones
W. D. Thomason
Ann
Sremorial Hospital
E. F. Sullivan
J. A. Keeler
Mattie Piper
Hilltop Farm
Paul B. Lawson
Girl Scouts
Lucinda Stevens
Louisiana Street
Lone Star
Iritzi
Eldridge Hotel
Vermen
Ray and
Loris Loy Christie
Ruth Ann
Ray Haynes
Fitzpatrick
Arthur Braden
Leota Fern
Duane Lee
Virginia McHoney
Mary Ann
Dorothy Jane
Georges Warner
Frank McDonald
EO Lion Cartes
Ethel Miller
Harman
Fo BK. McCulloch
EL M. Owen
Hugn
Carl Graeber
Lo J. Mack
H. M. Mason
Koc. Miller
Hubert Learned
Kentucky
Percaiga
Igus
Ravea Pras
Seattucker Poate
Sevrsucker Vores Sheer Preatseg
Act Losey
Rose
Will
K. U
Southernaires
Fredonia and
Allison
Armstrong
Brownie
Gift Smop Wits Mass
Frenne
Lydia Pinkham
Iron Sonic! Fallow
Norway
Pr- Po
SAS
Aoe
Besset
Vanity Beat
Mrs. Home Maker
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