New Red Cross Chairs Named at Local Chapter
The Red Cross announces new chairmen for local groups. Frances Spencer becomes nutrition chairman, succeeding Kathryn Ink who resigned. The appointments were approved at yesterday's board meeting led by vice chair H C Brinkman. Hoover remains on the committee to help through summer. other changes reflect ongoing service and training efforts.
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Incinallat
Acrler
Red Cross
Otiqs Frances Spencer
Haskell Instiute
the Cross
H.C. Brinkman
K Poy
Epenrer
Kathryn
Heeb
Hoover
Red Service
Mubre
Mason
West Nash
Memorial organ concert and returning troops parade
A fragmented item reports a memorial organ concert from Oxford and a public event linked to returning troops aboard a troop ship, noting a United States POW relief day and mentioning Sadie Huntington and a chief named Bary.
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Oxford
Iuniagee
Evening showing of color photographs at school of fine arts
Meir of Saw Al Tomorrow hosts a private viewing of color photography by Chiapassa and spouse from Hawaiian Islands. Enthusiastic attendees urged public display. images capture varied islands and vivid flora. No admission fee requested.
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Antelock
Audeorun
School of Fine Arts
Chiapassa
Inge
Varians Islands
Will Meet in Wichita Convention Planned by Youth Groups
Leavenworth reports a Wichita convention set for June 5 to 15. Arthur W. Presta, president, said tentative participation includes Evangelical United Brethren Presbyterian Mennonite Friends and other churches. The event aims to strengthen Christian youth work and cooperation among denominations.
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Leavenworth
Whatfos Christan Endeavor Union
Wichita
Arthur W. Presta
Toda
Evangelical United Brethren, Presbyterian
Mengolite
Friends
Christian
Thia
Christian Fideaver
Iities
Fem
A. Chartier
Ota
Bossy
Fel
Crawford Family Ties Highlight KU Alumni and Relocation
Mr and Mrs Hugh W Crawford move onto Claude W Hibbard property on University Drive after their son or daughter, a KU School of Engineering graduate, pursues studies at the university. Noting family ties, Jack and others attend KU while Diye museum staff shift roles at Arbor University Michigan.
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Hugh W. Crawford
Claude W. Hibbard
University Drive
Kou
Soprano Helen Traubel to replace Swarthout at Met
The Metropolitan Opera announces soprano Helen Traubel will substitute for distressed Swarthout on short notice. Traubel, renowned as a leading star, steps in weeks before performances, replacing Swarthout who was injured in an accident involving a fiber glass shard.
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Helen Tranbel
Swarthout
Helen Traubel
Metropolgan Opera
Traubel
Gladys Sagyllins
Fe Swarthout
D. M. Swarthout
Miss Swarthout
Metra
Presbyterian Church Fellowship Dinner Planned
The Presbyterian church and congregation announce a fellowship dinner. Members and attendees will gather for the annual event, with dessert and a short program reflecting on church activities and community ties.
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Presbyterian Church
Bell Company Exceeded Income in 1946 and Tax Reports
Bell Company reported higher income for 1946 with revenues surpassing expectations. The corporate earnings rose by roughly 28,290 dollars amidst rising expenses totaling about 20, and the report notes a substantial increase over the prior decade.
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Bell Company Execuzes
St. Louis
Harold Chisive
Roge
Marriage Licenses Issued in Office of Prestige
A garbled OCR fragment notes marriage licenses issued yesterday in the office of the registrar. Details are unclear, including names and full locations.
Fragmentary notes hint at a delayed station reading
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a postponed event at a station and references people and places vaguely. Names and contexts are unreadable, making concrete details impossible. The text lacks coherent facts to summarize clearly.
Will Visit Haskell by Dr Dawberle and Council Official
Dr Mark A Dawberle and Home Missions Council official Hackeil will visit Haskell. Community members plan a program and rister card event en route, with local residents invited to participate and meet speakers.
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Mark A. Dawberle
Home Misions Council
Haskell Ard
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Baldy
Midwest
Ator Billy GU
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Powre Uy
Benjamin Franklin c. Fla
Sadie Huntington
Great Fel Hief Bary
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
EL Ath
Meir OF
SAW
Amiett
Eublie
Jan Chapiassa
Kansas Christian Endeavor Union
Eroe
Bagh W. Crawford Wan
K. U
D, Fithard
Dyche Museum
Seum of
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University of Arbor
Mich
Owen
Bard Wyte
Chicago
Wort
E. Bason
Haskell
Newton E. Jerome
Minuis
Bendix
Vermont
Wesley Schoolhouse
Priges
Sagt
Hainz
HEINZ
Cary Foods
Miller & Malott
Frank
Texas Juice
Country Club
Broad Noodli
Wyandotte
Vast
Kroger
Jemima
Kemp
Windsor Club
Kroger's
Fort Madison
California
Phg
Olther” Lang Couch
Bo Kroger
Bex
Sie
Chuck Roast
Aje
Brinkman Bakery
Masa
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