Society Calendar Mix of Teas Weddings and Births
Social calendar items recap tea at 4 o clock honoring Misses Barbara Olinger and Winne Miller, plus Laurene Woodruff and Mrs. Hagwart hosting picnic suppers and a later Agrah. Mentions Elizabeth Helen Appel and Gerald Alan Kahn wedding in Baltimore with details, births at Memorial hospital, and various society notices from Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Olinger
Winne Miller
Escare
Waldo Bowman
Douglas
Fred Lettice
Teigeles
Johnson
E. H. Lupton
Helen Skilton
Florence Clarke
Lou Angelon
Mra Ty. A. McNaltey
Minneapolis
More Durnett
Lom Angeina
Robert D
Jorgan
New York
Mina Glendals Griffitha
Fhoeniz
Jdn Griffith
Laguna Beach
Tomorow
Lettices
Bowman
Laurence Woodruff
Robert Taggart
Woodruff
Sun Flower Birth and Society Meeting Noted
A daughter named Jane was born to Mr and Mrs Olle Clarton. The Missionary Society of the Friends church will meet at 2 o'clock in the church with officers as hostesses. Mrs Philip Commons will have the gon. This will be the last meeting for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s ‘Society of the 1St. Baptist Church
Leah B. Edgar
China
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
Betty Jeanne Whitney
Miller Whitney
Topeka
Dwight W. Whitney
Wichita
Donald Keith Alderson
Toin
Plymouth Congregational Church
C.hery Hughes
Wayne
Anabel Keeler
Adore
Olle Clarton
Sunflower
Jane
Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Tome
Philip Commons
Local residents host and visit with relatives and travel
Dolph Simons Jr leaves for St Johns Military Camp Delafield Wis for two months. Dr and Mrs H P Jones entertain guests Willis Smith Beverly Smith of West Hartford Conn who depart tomorrow. Jerri Ann Douce returns to Bartlesville with family after three weeks. Many others visit and travel between Oklahoma and nearby states. hospital updates note Lloyd Webster recovering after surgery. Shirley Higgins returns from S B A hospital Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons, Jr
Delafield
Wisc
St. John's Military Camp
H. P. Jones
Willis Smith
Beverly
West Hartford
Conn
Smith
Jones
W. C. Douce
Jerri Ann
Bartlesville
T. Douce
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Robert D. Jordan
Mary Alice
New 3d
Margaret Goheen
John Richard
Belle Plaine
F. S. Butcher
Ira Goheen
Butcher
Fred Sanders
Marjorie
Bobby
Chicago
Hawaii lecture recital by Jan Chiapusso impresses visitors
Mr and Mrs Jan Chiapusso arrived in Honolulu by air and will present a lecture recital series at the Mabel Smythe auditorium. Visitors report indescribable beauty of Hawaii and generous hospitality. They were hosted at a reception with University of Hawaii officials and Governor Frear. The season explores music from Bach to Debussy and Ravel. A separate item notes Leonard C Chamberlain, 77, of Liberal Kansas, fatally injured in a car crash near Ponca City Oklahoma with Mrs Chamberlain injured. mentions Rebecca Felton as the first woman senator in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Appel
Traltimore
Elizabeth Helen
Gerald Alan Kahn
Fred W. Kahn
Lawrence
James Stoner Noyes
St Anthony de Padua St. C. Church
Baltimore
Tevan Marshall Gill
John J. Gill
Three Friends Farm
Clearspring
Granville J. Brown
Albert W. Wintz
Bayonne Avenue
Nesta
James S. Noyes
Emma Appel
John A. Marshall
John Kronmiller
Hilda Lawrence
Kahn
U. S. Army Air Forces
Women’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Rock- Parse College
Kansas City
Jan Chiapusso
Honolulu
Chiapusso
Mabel Smythe Auditorium
Hawaii
Chiapasso
Mabel Smythe Patio
Sinclair
Paul Bachman
University of Hawaii
Walter T. Frear
Professor Chinpusse
Tohann Sebmstian
Interpie
Uuperin
Rameau
Stamitz Rt
Thoven
Kopin
Plano
Debussy
Ravel
Ponca City
Oklo
Leonard C. Chamberlain
Liberal
Kan
Awards For War Bond Work Here In Lawrence
Aluminum souvenir pieces from the U S treasury honor captains and leaders who organized wartime bond drives through eight drives. Recipients include Mrs Henry Werner and others from local auxiliary and women’s groups. Stanley Schwahn earned a special award for his Lawrence Commonwealth theaters cooperation with war bond shows and prizes boosting bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury Department
Henry Werner
War Finance Committee
Renna R. Hunter
Kansas Education and Women's Section
U. S. Savings Bond Division
Topeka
U. S
Chamber of Commerce
Freda Sellner
Werner
Canison
Larimer
Richard Mn
Harry Grege
Henry
Fiens
Mra
Li, Ratton
James ‘Taakan
Mary Cercoran
Beta Sigma Phi
L. Kennedy
Victory Club
Jayne Kennedy
Misa
Susan Toda
Qlas
Mildred Kirk Mills
Alice Dicker
Judsonger
Davis
J. Pritchard
Pat] Harnar
George Irs
Halph Graber
George Melv
EL le
Stanley Schwahn
Commonwealth Theaters
Lawrence
Schwahn
Sunaiaen
University of Kansas Doctor to Speak at Sunflower Village
Dr. Raymond H. Wheeler of KU psychology will address wives of veterans at Sunflower Village tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the KU Dames club room Child Service building. About 135 new students join 400 to 500 residents in the village for the meeting. Dr Wheeler spoke on Child Psychology at a prior spring meeting. Also, four troop transports carrying at least 5,800 returning GI’s are due today, three to New York and one to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower K. U. Dames
K. U
Sunflower Village
RR. H. Wheeler
University of Kansas
Raymond H. Wheeler
Wheeler
G.I
New York
San Francisco
Journal-World
Visiting Professor to Open Lecture Series on Marriage
Dr. Robert G. Foster, a visiting professor at the University of Kan ia, will open a series of talks on marriage and family Monday at 7 30 p m in the Fraser theater. He is linked with the Merrill Palmer school in Detroit and has authored a textbook on marriage and family relations. The first lecture titled How Should Youth Prepare for Marriage will kick off a Monday schedule through August 5. He will also cover topics on early marriage adjustments, the veteran’s family, parenting in the atomic era, the working wife, the divorce rate, and the family unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Foster
University of Kania
Fraser Theater
George B. Smith
Koan
School of Education
D J. Foster
Merrill-Palmer School
Detroit
Monay
Dean
Smith
Foster
Kansas Veterans Named Will Serve on Regional Administration Staff
Wichita Kan June 25 four Kansas veterans named to Regional VA staff announced today Carl W Johnson Chanute Lawrence Siemund Wetmore and George Smith Pratt assigned to adjudication division to review pensions and compensation claims George D Allen Sedan former director of athletics at Sedan and Independence named training officer in vocational rehabilitation and education division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Carl W. Johnson
Chanute
Lawrence Siemund
Wetmore
George Smith
Pratt
George D. Allen
Sedan
Independence
Meeting IX Leavenworth Officials Hear Round Table
County officials and employees from 16 counties gathered in Leavenworth Kansas for the Northeast Kansas County Officials association quarterly meeting. About 140 visitors attended as a round table discussion addressed common problems and solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Northeast
Kansas County Officials Association
Veterans office to aid relatives in federal cash benefits
Kansas veterans officials announce help for widows and children in filing claims for federal cash benefits. OVA director William Menypeny said the state office will contact relatives of deceased veterans with cooperation from funeral directors and embalmers to streamline pension payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas State Office of Veterans Affairs
Kansas
William Menypeny
OVA
Dece
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Wilfred McClain, Jr
Pittsburgh
Keith Frederick
McClain
Elizabeth Nicek
Arkansas City
University of Anses
W. K. McClain
Mississippi Street
Kanvaka Literary Club
Harry Messenheimer
Athryn Gregory
Clinton Park
Faye Pickens
Marrieve
Phil Cato
Elaine Gost
Esther Jost
Ira
Aire
Cora Bell
E. G. Allen
Joplin
Mary Cheatham
Betty Rickey
Holyfield
Charles Riggs Iorn
Ashford Saylor
Betty Elleworth
Kira
Meadow Lark
Ravenworth County
Teonne Robb
Walter Alust
Bob
E. C. Buehler
Sarthe Jewett
National Student Council
Congregational Church
Grinnell
Doris McConnel
Mary Jewett
Richard B. Stevens
Ida Griffith
Calif
Miss Griffith
SPAK
New Orleans
Women's Guild of the
Presbyterian Church
Ww. J. Vining
Swananoa
N. C
Warren H. Wilson Mission
Elizabeth Dacqmain
Kanwaka
Nellie Morgan
John Miller
George Miller
Grinlie Anderson
Lucille
Denver
King's
Ray Woodhead
Haskell Avenue
John Myers
Okinawa
KF. C. Mull
Hal- Calif
A. I. Mull
Los Angeles
Bernice Moore
Robert Laird
North Hollywood
Penelope Laird
Mull
California
Salina
Mr. Mull
H. L. Reedy
Grant, Mull
Misa Lottie Mull
Old New York School
Kansas Electric Power Company
W. H. Hinton
Mr. Hinton
Juanita Miller Bertha Jean Maytie Cares Crabtree
Hazel Dawson
Evelyn Jordon
Hazel Gray
Qopai Wels
Mildred Mast
Florence Mertadutin
Kathryn Howse
Marjorie Fox
Helen Louise Fills Monroe Overbaugh
Helen Barr
Bette Osborn
Peggy Elston
Dean Allen
Betty Jeanne Griffeth
Ray Griffeth
Mrs. Allen
Donna Lou Kump
Goldie Nelson
Delores Klopfen
Cecil Beguelinstein
Marie Schnider
Velma Douglas la Dene Roper
Maxine Thompson
Jeanette Elston
George Knight
Mae Lewis
Nora Franz
Burton Bowlus
Olathe
Dorothy Dodsworth
Minn
Peggy Stevenson
Mary Vermillion
Susan Ulmer
Larry Waters
Harlan McDowell
Alderson
Guy ‘Ashcraft
Osage City
Kitt Hollis
Overbrook
Dale Palmer
Sigma Kappa House
Mary Youngman
Carlotta Nellis
Marian Thomson
Irving
Mavis Lukert
Sabetha
Eileen Deutschman
Albert Lea
Sheila Guise
Brewster
Barbara Hanley
Ruth Anderson
Kathleen Deering
Roy
Moore
Colorado
Sigma Kappa
Kappa Epsilon
Pharmacy Sorority
Mortar Board
Jay Janes
Thomas W.alderson
Effingham
School of Business
Sachem
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Memorial Hospital
George Lahr
Route Four
FE. N. Dressler
Prairie
George Lee Hall
R. N. Carlson
Connecticut Street
Frank Hughey
Oak Street
Genie Williams
Patricia Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Lake Michigan
Leatham D. Smith
Rebecca Felton
Georgi
Women’s Division
Treasury Department
Raymond H. , Wheeler
W. M. McGrew
Miss C. Rath Quinlan
Arthur M. Mur
St. Mary College
Navier
W. J
Swope's Dress & Beauty Shop
Mas
Vanity Beauty Shop
L. T. Harris CO
Mass
Vermont
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