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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1948
Page
6
A period guide explains wedding invitation traditions from paper quality to wording. It discusses engraved elements versus printed text, envelope placement, and punctuation norms, plus etiquette for RSVPs, host wording, and shop questions about gifts and guest responses.
An Austrian 19 year old woman Fifiride Elias recounts gruelling questioning after an American companion was shot in the back by a Soviet sentry in a Russian occupied area. She says she was seized while aiding the wounded and was warned against talking to Americans. Her account aligns with Associated Press reports on the incident involving Pic. Jack Grunden of Portland Oregon.
Mrs Ralph Cain traveled to Tonga Toxie last night to attend Chapter AT meeting at Mrs Ed She home. Dass Zoellner accompanied her and was initiated into the chapter. Miss Lacy McNaughton of Tonga Toxie was in Lawrence this afternoon for Walter T Bleakley funeral. Mrs Edward returns from Joplin Mo where she stayed with her daughter.
A garbled Baldwin news item lists Mrs Ricard Hissep recovering from fines, a trip to Kannas to escort Opal Kaiser to a train home, and a Baliwin visit. It mentions graveside services at Mount Calvary in Lawrence, the death of Mr Bugrue, and nursing home visits. Rotary directors plan changes, Dr. Stanley Flickinger and others flagged for dental office updates. Fred Plank injured, carrying right arm in a sling due to a freak accident.
An accident at the Men’s Shop injures a person who collapsed afterward. Meanwhile, Mrs Liston and Mrs Bernard He Rehattze host guests and travel plans dominate local social notes as Mona Basketball tournament draws attention. Officials Nelson P. Horo and Dr. Benjamin A. Gienener depart for Chicago for a North Central Association meeting, with several attendees staying in Katinas to cover events and social gatherings.
Local social column notes Mr and Mrs A. T. Meinke traveled to Linwood for tuners of wear Bowen. Mrs Bowen is a relative of Mrs Meinke. Mrs CS Hambleton recovered from a recent illness and returned home Sunday. Visitors from Cambria and Macericn called on family members, including Pee and daughter Madison. Nearby fans and residents attended gatherings as the week progressed. Mrs Turner and family were mentioned in connection with local events and church dinners hosted by the Methodists.
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