Local Social Calendar Sparks Quiet Club Gatherings
A fragmented community diary notes luncheons and teas hosted by Mrs Bert Ivan ural Boye Rankin and Mrs George Mill reouteases with events at Colon and Phelps Pond. Teachers and contract club activities surface, including a picnic at Miss Grace Perky's home and a Captain Teal Wherry event.
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Thureday
Bert Ivan Ural Boye Rankin
George Mill
Colon
Phelps Pond
Roger » Wridge‘ Lunca
Colonane
Teal
Irvwheaieat
Grace Perky
University social notes highlight showers luncheons and clubs
Miss Marilyn Casebier led a linen shower in Raven with Miss Annabel Isher and Kansas City friends. Raymond Nichol hosted a luncheon for Madame Francoise Donly of New York at Memorial Union. Various community groups met for bridge, current events, and church activities with hosts including Mrs. George Hedrick Mrs. Fred Bartz and Beulah Rogers. A large group gathered at 542 Tennessee for a housewarming and the Daffodil club met for plant and bulb discussions and prize arrangements.
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Marilyn Casebier
Annabel Isher
Kansas City
Miss Casebier
Lawrence
Donald Miller
Fort Scott
Frank Sullivan
Betty Sullivan
Raymond Nichol
Memorial Union
Francoise Donly
New York
Brussels University
Donly
Europe
United States
Beulah Rogers
Tennessee Street
F. B
Dodds
Harry de Wolf
Oscar Oisers
Frank Pennerers
J. A. Widen
L. T. Ballin
Frank Les
Edith Benson
Rogers
Te Pre
A. Davidson
D. T. Ransdell
Eleventh
Missouri
Fred Hunsinger
Hunsinger
Davidson
Betty
Madame Donly at Jacqmain Home Demonstrates Talent
Yesterday morning Madame Francoise Donly visited Mrs. E. Jacqmain at her home where she performed piano and lectured. Donly's father worked as a chemist in Brussels with the Co mpagnie Internationale glass works once among the world’s largest. Mrs. Irwin Brown plans a 1:15 p.m. meeting for the W. T. contract club at the Colonial, while Mrs. George Kuhne hosted her Wednesday contract club yesterday afternoon.
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Irwin Brown
W. T. Contract Club
Colonial
George Kuhne
Locals Entertain Busy Travel and Family Moves
Dr H B Hungerford leaves for Sheboygan Michigan to teach tropical biology and medical entomology at the University of Michigan biological Station for two months. Hungerford to return with wife joining in two weeks. Col Matthew Cross moves to 646 Louisiana Street after purchasing from H E Ericsson. Ericsson family has returned to farm north of Country club. Mrs Martin Jost and children Douglas and Julianne visit from Wichita at H T Jost's home. Jost to join for a week. Mrs Allen Ewing and son Allan Ashley depart for California to join Lt Ewing at Camp Roberts, Bakersfield trip. Mrs C K Casebier of Fort Stockton Texas visits G M Casebier. Lieut Dick Jackman of the U S Navy to spend leave with relatives in Lawrence. Winnifred and Eula Haverstock return from California vacation. Ednah Mohler returns home from the Security Army Association hospital in Topeka. J D Stranathan visits J G Stutz in Topeka. Ralph W Ward Jr attends meteorology course at University of Wisconsin Madison. visiting parents. Estelle Haverstock and daughters to Clarinda Iowa for George and Dirlene Congdon wedding in Kansas City. Journal World classified page notes readers and results.
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H.B. Hungerford
Sheboygah
Mich
University of Michigan Biological Station
Hungerford
Col
Matthew A. Cross
Louisiana Street
H. E. Ericsson
Ericsson
Country Club
Martin Jost
Douglas
Julianne
Wichita
H. T. Jost
Jost
Allen Ewing
Allan Ashley
California
Lieutenant Ewing
Camp Roberts
Bakersfield
C.K. Casebier
Fort Stockton
Tex
G. M. Casebier
Dick Jackman
U. S. Navy
Hollywood
Fla
Lawrence
Winnifred Haverstock
Eula Haverstock
Ednah Mohler
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Ralph
Estelle Haverstock
Clarinda
George
Dirlene “Congdon
Kansas City
Coffee Rations Expanded as OPA Sees Steady Supplies
Washington announces the next two coffee rations will be one pound every three weeks due to ample green coffee stocks and rising imports. Stamp No. 21 covers July 1 to July 21, Stamp No. 22 July 22 to August 11, with Stamp No. 24 ending June. Roasters may buy without inventory limits. future reductions possible if supply deteriorates. The piece also notes a political angle about T. J. Pendergast-era party dynamics and a sacrificial candidacy for judge and county prosecutor.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Former K. U. Man Dies at 69 in Kansas City
Frank D. Rader chairman of Jackson County Republican Committee died from a heart attack. Born in Egypt Kentucky, he grew up on a farm near Olathe Kansas and moved to Kansas City in 1909. He attended the University of Kansas and remained active in Republican politics.
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Kansas City
Frank D. Rader
Jackson County
Republican Committee
Egypt
Olathe
Kan
University of Kansas
Professor Ulysses Floyd Rible Joins KU Engineering
Professor Ulysses Floyd Rible, an associate professor of architecture from the University of Southern California, will join the University of Kansas engineering faculty on July 1. He brings 15 years of architectural practice, has led large projects, and will introduce modern architectural practices to home and industry design.
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Ulysses’ Floyd Rible
University of Southern California
University of Kansas
Pavey Byancellor
Southern California
Rible
Residence of J. L. Tommy Constant Listed at 740 Mississippi Street
The notice records the residence of J. L. Tommy Constant at 740 Mississippi Street. It notes the address and the individual's full name in a local public notice format.
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J. L
Tommy
Mississippi Street
Youngsters Ready Circus At Vacant Lot Tonight
A group of Lou Lawrence children plans a circus at a vacant lot at 2110 Barker Avenue with pony rides and games. The show runs 6 30 to 8 p m tomorrow and again Saturday with tickets 4 cents for popcorn and 2 cents for side shows. Performers include John and Bob Fletcher Jack Brand Marvin mp Gay Houk and Marilyn Bai.
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Lou Lawrence
Barker Avenue
John
Bob Fletcher
Jack. Brand
Marvin Mp
Gay Houk
Marilyn Bai
London Shops Sell Unrationed Eggs to Supplement Ration
To supplement the egg ration, London shops offer unrationed turkey and gull eggs for sale.
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London
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George Hedrick
Weebermullen
Jeannette Bower- Bock
Fred Bartz
Old Friends Club
A. R. Maxwell
Mina P. Dias
W. H. Shoemaker
Cardy
Indiana Street
R. H. Wheeler
Hercules
Jayhawk Plunge
Hilda Payne
Mae Ousdahl
Arnold
Williver
Leo
Ousdahl
Arthur Ousdahl
Alberta Gar
Valley
The
Evangelical Church
A. H. Dyer
Pennsy 1
Vania Street
Lee Wise
Hattia Shockey
Floyd Holcomb
Methodist Sunday School
Danny Holcomb
Glenn Reade
Olin
Helen Tyner
Witliam Turne
James Belshe
T.L. Smart
Oscar Olson
Eat Hartley
Harold G
R. B Barr Hutchinson
Ralph Tait “Ee
Henry Holtzclaw
Lloyd Gaines
W. H. Quakenbush
Guy Zink
Homer King
H. W. Firner
DLS
J. Richardson
Art Stoner
Jessie Gill
Leonard L. Moore
L. B. Watkins
R. T. Greene
C. C. Gerstenberger
Vera
Eudora
Ands. C. E. Votaw
Leslie
Ralph Eta
Eons Votaw
Gebel Ictor
Glenn Freeman
Glenn, Jr
Barclay
H. L. Rowland
Zena
Carl Rowland
Karin Ross
Kansas ‘City
Carrol Gerstenberger
la Wanda
Frank McDonald
N.B.C
M. S. Winter
George McCarty
Lecompton
C. G. Hesse
Funk
Woman’s Relief Corps
American Legion Rooms
Pas
Greene
Massachusetts St
Journal-World
Brownie
In Vickers
Mass
T. J.'Pendergast Democratic
Rader
K. Vy
K. U. Man
Kan Institute of Launder
Ieee Neate Rh
K. U
Ulysses Floyd Rible
Allison - Armstrong
Iritzi
Eldridge Hotel
Ountry
Umphins
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