Society Notes Prompt Journal-World Submissions
Society items urged for timely publication with details on Wednesday CW chapter PEO events and Thursday bridge luncheons and needlecraft notices. Names include Mrs H E Chan, Mrs R M Gutter, Mrs M J Getto, Mrs F C Jackman, Mrs William Carter, Mrs Moore, Mrs John Schleifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Street
Wives of Education
H. E. Chanstirs
Robert Krum
R. M. Gutter
M. J. Getto
F.C. Jackman
William Carter
Moore
Elyidge
P. W. Club
John Schleifer
Engel Golden Wedding Celebrated At Engelheim Home
Prof and Mrs F Engel celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at Engelheim west of the University. About 265 friends stopped by to offer congratulations and gifts as family and out of town guests gathered to honor the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Engel
T. S. Burnett
Mary Engel
Los Angeles
Cal
Engel
University of Kansas
Kansas City
L. P.engel
W. J. Engel
Cleveland
C. Y. Pienne
Pissure
Professor Engel
Bethlehem
Sterling
Kan
Cora Power
Milroy
Ind
Arline Marcellus
F. D. Marcellus
Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Lowell Sutton
Elmer Sutton
Garnett
Emporia
Baptist Parsonage
Paul Barker
Erimle
S. A. Wagner
Multiple Kansas families and weddings highlight Lawrence news
Garnett and Pittsburg relatives trail Elmer Sutton and family with college ties and job moves. Pauline Bogart and Melvin Griffith wed in Flint while Dorothy Bogart marries Robert Allen in the same ceremony. Local 4‑H and Pi Lambda Theta events, farm bureau meeting, and a Atchison Kansas wedding of Joan Voigt and Robert Shaeffer are noted along with music recitals and Red Cross sewing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sutton
Lionel
Garnett
Reginald Sutton
Pittsburg
F. D. Marcellus
Larry
Lawrence
Joe Bunk
Council Grove
Maurice Bunk
Leo Johnson
Mary Lucile
Betty Lou
Osace City
Sutton
Emporia State
Emporia
Reading
J. C. Penney
Pauline Bogart
L. M. Bogart
Flint
Mich
Melvin Eugene Griffith
Fargo
N. D
George T. Griffith
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Dorothy Bogart
Robert R. Allen
Milwaukee
Griffith
Local clubs hold gatherings and gifts at celebrations
A birthday party for Walter included guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Mitchell, and others. The Rebekahs plan a Friday meeting at 1 0 C F hall with refreshments after. Delphines of Trinity Lutheran held a dinner at Colonial Tea Room with twenty members and corsages. Baby pictures and rhymes entertained, with Mrs. Howard T. Lindley receiving hobnail glass vases. Helping Hand class of Evangelical church meets tomorrow at 2:30 for its monthly social and business gathering hosted by Mrs. Ogle, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphines
Trinity Lutheran Church
Colonial Tea Room
Howard T. Lindley
The
Evangelical Church
C. W. Ogle
Rex Johnson
Ida Goodman
Worldwide Personal Notices of Local Residents
Mrs. George March and daughter Joanna depart for Fort Smith Arkansas with Frances Mason of Louisville Kentucky joining. E M Cameron to occupy their Kentucky street flat during absence. Various departures and travels include Miss Margaret Lynn to Tarkio Missouri and Ida Tudor of Seattle visiting Mrs. Hovey Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George March
Joanna
March
Fort Smith
Ark
Frances Mason
Louisville
Kentucky Street
E. M. Cameron
B. F. Payne
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Margaret Lynn
Tarkio
J. A. Postlewaite
Ida Tudor
Seattle
Wash
Hovey Hanna
Chick Pontius
W. H. Herman
Lincoln
Neb
G. W. Watermulder
Southwest
Farmington
N. M
Margaret Callahan Omar
Haskell Institute
Pasadena
Calif
Guy Omar
Matson
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Omar
University of Hawaii
M. S. Starr
Birmingham
Ala
L. O. Ringler
Lawrence
D. E. Winkler
Berkeley
Virginia Street
Winkler
Evangeline Clark
William Carter
Peoria
Maurice Flint
R. H. Edmiston
Doris
Set Edmiston
Ann Arbor
Ich
Wichita Chief Ousted for Better Harmony
Wichita City Manager Don Gordon dismissed Police Chief L. E. Bowery saying the change would bring better harmony within the department. Clyde Wilder was named chief and Thomas Jaycox became assistant chief. Bowery, notified by long distance call, planned a public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
L. E. Bowery
Don Gordon
Gordon
Clyde Wilder
Thomas Jaycox
Bowery
Kansas City
FBI
Force
Payments in Kansas relief funds show May dip
Average payments across relief categories in May declined from April. Old age assistance averaged 20.22 while aid to dependent children averaged 30.69. General assistance covered 16.68 with 17 127 cases. Fay N. Seaton warned the May dip reflects funds not yet felt from a 1941 old age program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Fay N. Seaton
State Welfare Board
Seaton
Thirty-fifth Division to march part way to Louisiana maneuvers
Soldiers of the Thirty-fifth Division will trek on foot for part of the journey to Louisiana for September maneuvers. Major General R. E. Truman said the shuttle system will move more than 20 000 troops from the Ouachita mountains in southwestern Arkansas to the mobilization area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Sabine River Valley
Truman
Camp Robinson
Ark
R. E. Truman
Ouachita Mountains
Arkansas
Kansas Fishery Board Ends Channel Catfish Closed Season
The state forestry fish and game commission will lift the channel catfish closed season on July 1 and remove closed seasons on all fish in Kansas for the rest of the year. Two poles may be used at state lakes starting July 1, with a 10 fish limit across species at state parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colman
Leta Cox
Pratt
Kan
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Extend Air Route to Tulsa Denver June 25
Continental Airlines was notified today that the Civil Aeronautics Board has approved extending the air route from Tulsa to Denver. The decision followed formal hearings and may affect scheduling and ticketing for passengers and cargo between the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Denver
Continental Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Extension Granted For Wichita To Tulsa Route
The C A A granted an extension of the company's route from Wichita Kansas to Tulsa Oklahoma but warned that service could not begin until the board informs the company that national defense no longer requires delay. The notice emphasizes caution before inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Tulsa
Oklo
C.A.A
National Defense
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Society News
Journal-World
Carl E. Friend
Earnest Boyce
Robert C
Wilma Miller Rankin
Jeannette
J.T. Constant Bowersock Jr
Florence
Helen Sherbon
A. B. Mitchell Wheeler
Weeber
George Hood Hutton
WLC
M. T. McNown Coolidge
CO. AH. Ashton
Laurence
E.R. Stouffer Woodruff
N.C. Johnson
Hunter
Harry Monteith Naramore
Frank Thomas
Sumner Fifield
Fifield
Eugene Kiger
Earl Robertson
William Brown
Verne Pickens
Winifred Weathermann
Olive Watson
Cynthia Gilbert
Baldwin
Homer K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
Mas
William S. Brady
Major
Brady
Independence
T. H
M. Sutters
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Arrow
St. Paul, Minn
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Wanita Colman
Doris Cox
Barbara
Jean Clough
Cooking Project
Pi Lambda Theta
Memorial Union
Helen M. Walker
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Walker
Ruth Kenney
Excelsior Springs
Dorothea Weingartner
Ruth Litchen
Marcel Rich
Vivian Peabody
Justine Hopper
Donna Hughes
Winifred Hill
Frances Mitchell
Oakridge Farm Bureau Group
William Rice
Dorothydean Viets
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College
Washington, D. C
Robert Viets
Joan Voigt
Walter William Voigt
Atchison
Robert Hazen Shaeffer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Shaeffer
William Voelker Wholesale Furniture Company
Phi Gamma Delta
Warren Casey
Ann Murray
Elaine Linley
Jim Brockett
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
First Methodist Church
H. W. Hargiss
W. B. Dalton
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Kate Caldwell
Louise Wiedemann
Joe M. Williams
First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Larue Talley
N.S.C. Bridge Club
Joe Kennedy
Kenneth Johnson
Pennsylvania Street
Memorial Hospital
Bertha Schickner
Ida
Jimmy Roosevelt
West
New York
Kipling
Walter
Earl Johnston
Sid Mitchell
Barton
Leonard Meyers
Joe Davis
Goldie Schutz
Raymond Gene Walker
M, Schutz
Minnie Okeef
Leo Okeef
Jimmie Hall
Robert Hall
Rebekahs
C.F. Hall
Rome
Molly O’daniel
Texas
Jack D. Wrather, Jr
Houston
Tex
35Th Division
Allison
Armstrong
Fritzi Meyn
Eldridge Hotel
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Arate
Haynes & Keen E
Lydia Z. Pinkham
Hartman
Seersuckers
Natui Ee
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