Luncheon honors Miss Geraldine Gregg at Hearth
A Congregational Church School group hosted a luncheon for Miss Geraldine Gregg minister of education for Plymouth Congregational Church at The Hearth. Guests included Mrs. Leland Pritchard and many others. gifts and summer flowers decorated the table as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Religious Education Board
Geraldine Gregg
Plym
Grege
Miss Gregg
Leland Pritehard
C.C. Williams
William Nichols
Kenneth Jochim
Theodore Metcalf
Larry Weeb
Dale E. Turner
Personal notices from Independence area social page
Mr and Mrs Andrew Hess and son Robert left for St Louis for hospital operation. They will stay with Dr John A Sterling at 7340 Flora Maplewood. Mr and Mrs Faul Moon arrived from San Francisco to visit her parents Z W Qule and Mr Mepar in Kansas City. Delegates Sharon Sterry Flesse Barbara Comstock go to Sun Valley Idaho for Kappa Alpha Theta convention. Clarence Strunk celebrated birthday during Abilene weekend with friends. Fred H Miller moved to Independence and was hospitalized in Wichita for heart issues. Orlin Hamilton and family visit Miller home in Independence. Williams Borland and others plan first class picnic Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew. Hess
Robert
St Louis
Clarence Strunk
Abilene
Hon Hopkins
Topeka
Marshall Ansherr
Strunk
Herman Mast Jr
Herman
David
Mildred Mast
Goff
Masonic Hall
Herman Mast Sr
Fred H. Miller
Independence
Veterans’ Hospital
Wichita
Elm St
Mater
Ark. St
Ing Qudas
He Seasem
Sari
Bernard Bo Vipes
Family guests and moves noted in local notices
The notice lists visits by Mrs. Saricks and her parents from Tennessee and North Carolina to Washington. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Perkins and children Cynthia and Dale from Kansas City moving Aug 1 to Berkeley California for Mr Perkins job transfer as Colgate Company industrial supervisor and engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church In America
Washington
D. C
Ambrose Saricks
Tenn. St
Saricks
R. W. ‘Lang-ford
Gaionia
N. C
Delbert Perkins
Cynthia and
Dale
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Berkeley
Calif
Perkins
Colgate Company
Baltimore Dog Tags Spark Public Complaint Over Costs
P Dog owners in Baltimore protest new plastic pet tags issued to replace steel ones due to a steel shortage. Renewals cost 25 cents each and owners say their dogs may chew the tags, raising concerns about durability and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
City Hikes Outcity Charges as Study Also Plans Rates Change
Residents outside city limits face a new regular charge to hook to the water system and to pay for refuse collection though no pickup is provided. The measure aims to raise minimum charges and align rates with city limits as a study proceeds, with bonds authorized to fund off-street parking and major sewer projects along Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Establish
Sixth Street
Lincoln
Lyon
Country Club
Ken Murrow
Jayhawk Construction Co
Lis
Sunset Hill
Dth
Calif. Sts
New Jayhawk
Eronpshire
Vermont
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Soc
Galen
Harold Emick
Geraldine Grex
Briler
Gemi
Canton
Weldingan
Tomarren
Brown
William
Jane Brayen
William Grenthough
Pleasant View
University
Saribas Brown
Ty Fry
E Rye
Ihanbean
Coosehenn Tresisen
Biks Tantie
Ux Alred Raber
Elizabeth Clippard
William Crozier
Tawrence
DeSoto
Crozier
W. 23Rd St
Ralph’ Puckett
Croz
Lise
WC. Simons
Gary
William Crutchfield
Critchfield
Crnache
Sl Te SL
Mires
Brown Hankin
Oliver. Brown
Central Missin State
Warrensbuirg
William J. Brown
Ponca City
Okla
Joan Drawn
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Continental Oil Co
Donen City
Browh
Alinieeys
Clinton Park
Color Camera Club
B. Wiggins
Happy Days Home
Harry Christian
Ltd
Jayhawk
Idgett
Resnets Bateson
Church of God
Henry V. Collins
del, St
Gay Houk
Clarence Houk
Frank Bateson
Liberty Memorial High School
George L. Anderson
Marianne
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Bernardsville
N. J
Edwin Hartman
Anderson
Educa
Arch Casuals
Clarity
Lg Brat
Lawrence, Kansan
Doxe
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