Marital News and Society Events in Eudora Area
Eudora society circles hosted dinners and weddings this weekend. Wayne Lehmille and Norma Wiichman were to wed at St Paul’s Evangelical and Refined Church in Eudora Sunday at 4 PM, while Mary Jane Wile and Keith LeRoy Young plan a 3 PM ceremony at First Christian Church in Mackavill soon after. Yale historian Dr. George Heard Hamilton was honored at a reception following his lecture at Fraser Theatre. Local clubs held meetings and showers as families of Long Branch and Route 2 residents joined gatherings, with many attendees listed among friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Wirhman
Eudora
Heauuhies
Norma Bee
Wayne
Mary Jaiise Wile
Keith LeRoy Young
L. HH. Young
Mackavill
Walter
Gile
Hill Ave
School Cafeteria Menu Highlights For Next Week
The menu at Lawrence schools features strawberry shortcake and potato soup with meats like roast beef and barbecue hamburger on a bun. Daily offerings include spaghetti red, green beans, milk, fudge cake, beef dishes, sandwiches, and assorted desserts across Monday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Club forms room activities group for retarded children
A community club discusses plans for a special room aimed at aiding mentally retarded children in the local school program. Mrs Moore, a Kin as University educator, explains treatment and realistic goals, while committee members gather support and equipment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aina Cosh
Abfyod “Moai
Cifornia Ang
Fugees
Tory Moore
Kinsas University
Moore
Chay
Joe
Garmin
Reynolds
Chalemin
Pric
Mary Bronks Mieken to Speak at University Table Dance
Mary Bronks Mieken, noted author, will headline the annual Martin Table Talk at Almaas University. Theta Sigma Phi honors society and journalism sponsors describe the gathering as a literary and discussion event with refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bronks Mieken
Ube Geldtek Sowcine
Alaingas University
Theta Sigia Phi Metionad Honersury
Farm Bureau Women In Meat Promotional Event
A community event led by Farm Bureau Women focuses on meat promotion. The effort features local organizers and volunteers, with plans for activities and a morning program open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Women In
Local club notes and meetings list for Wednesday and Tuesday
The notice outlines multiple community group gatherings including the Tesetitetir GC, Barling Prouroessie Readme, Chub wall, and Mes AF Swenfee at 2 pm and 5 pm. Edith Bensar will chair Tay progran. The Quilters meet Wednesday at Mrs. Georgia Holladay's home to work on a quilt. Lawrence Woman's Club hosts a 2:30 pm program with a social hour. tea committees led by Mrs. J. Monger and others. Round Table starts 2:30 pm at Mrs. J. Neale Carman’s home. John Ise speaks on "Our Advertising World" at 5 pm. Cosmos Club meets Tuesday at 2 pm. Soroptimist dinner 6:15 pm Monday at Castle Tea Room with Dr. Helen Gilles. Beta Sigma Phi City Council gathers 8 pm Monday at Mrs. Warren Mitchell’s. No Name Club meets 2 pm Tuesday with Miss Sadie Hutt. Mrs. J. Edmonds presents on legal status of women. Review Club meets 2:30 pm Tuesday with Mrs. E. G. Day. Ventura Club hosts 2 pm Tuesday with book review by Mrs. Patton. Zodiac Club meets 2 pm Tuesday with Mrs. N. W. Storer. United Foreign Policy Group of the League of Women Voters meets 8 pm Monday in Lawrence Public Library basement. Prof. H. A. Ireland to present Middle East slides. All interested are invited.
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United Foreign Policy Group
League of Women Voters
Lawrence Public Library
H. A. Ireland
Middle East
African Violet Show Planned for March 30-31
The Lawrence African Violet Show, sponsored by the local club, will run March 30 to 31 at the Community Building. Open to the public Saturday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday noon to 6:30 p.m. Co chairs are Mrs. Charles Miller of Tonganoxie and Mrs. J A Daye. The event will feature new plants including White Pride Supreme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Tonganoxie
J. A. Daye
Breakfast Plan By Girl Scouts And Brownies
The Girl Scouts and Brownies of St. John's School schedule a Father Daughter Breakfast after a Sunday event. Leaders include Mrs. J M Blem Mrs W P Koehler and Ray Bartane with committee members Miss Mary Towle Mrs Edwin McBride and others. Brownie troop readers Mes Richard Short and Miss Darlene Jomlings will introduce songs and the intermediate Scout Troop will give a talk on Girl Scout Week.
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Othe
Patrick's
Browne
Tella
Brownie
Mes
Richard Short
Clement 2Illner
Clifford Nieder
Darlene Jomlings
Janet Hagen
Tntermediate Scout
J.M. Blem
W. P. Koehler
Ray Bartane
Gene Stamwix
Mary Towle
Edwin McBride
Earl Morey
Bernard Hausherr
Robert Hagen
Mrs Harman’s five week Florida East trip noted
Mrs Ethel Harman returned from a five week trip to Florida and the East journeying with Mrs Foster Laming from Tonta nodie. She visited Palm Beach Miami Key West Savannah Ga and the Smokies before Columbus Ohio to see her daughter Mrs Mary Ellen Ball. George Florence and Bill Nichols flew to Dallas for the regional NCAA tournament and will be back Sunday. Mrs George Weyermuller returned from St Louis after a week with her son Gordon Weyermuller in Chicago and attending a corrosion engineers’ convention.
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Ethel Harman
Florida
Foster Laming
Tontanodie
Palm Beach
Miami
T.H. Astman
Lawrence
Harman
Key West
St. Petersburg
Savannah
Smokies
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Ellen Ball
George Florence
Bill Nichols
Dallas
Tex
George Weyermuller
St. Louis
Gordon Weyermuller
Chicago
Weyermuiller
National Convention of Corrosion Engineers
Missouri
Shaw) Botanical Gardens
Mississippi
J. E. Wade
California
Redlands
South Gale
Wade
Roy Baker
Lee Barlow
Harold Heinrich
Jack Starkey
Optimist Club
Kansas City
Muchlebach Hotel
Alfrede H. Moore
Kansas University
Dodge City
Garden City
Hutchinson’ Mareh
Woman's Society to Study Paul's Letters at Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Christian Church will start a study of Paul's Letters to the Local Churches at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Sam Ferguson will be the reader. All interested women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the
First Christian
Paul
Fellowship Hall
Sam Ferguson
4-H Club and Home Demonstration Meeting Notes
Lone Star Home Demonstration Unit meets at 1 30 Mr Reed Roll call for My Favorite Picture Mrs Paula Dill presents Simple Refreshments Eudora Home Demonstration Unit meets at 1 30 p m Thursday at Mrs Neil Cummings Vinland home Vinland Home Demonstration Unit meets at 2 p m Tuesday at Mrs Ed Vekmant home with Mrs Darlene Saile assisting host Addl lesson Spring House cleaning by Mrs Charles Mitchell Members asked to bring a pint jar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Home Demonstration Unit
W. Rlee
Paula Dill
Jesson
Ray Burkhardt
Eudora
Neil Cummings
Vinland
Ed’ Vekmant
Darlene Saile
Charles Mitchell
Membe
Scout Week Banquet and Camp Plans Highlight Osceola News
Mrs Oscar Eilkington and son Clarence moved to a country house east of Fairview once known as the George Corn homestead. Ninety scouts and parents attended the Blue and Gold Banquet at the Methodist Church during Scout Week. Den 1 featured Lincoln home and top hat place settings, Den 2 the church with miniatures of George Washington and Martha, and Den 3 Bible centerpieces. Owen Lindsay, head Scoutmaster, awarded awards and named new den chiefs. On March 3 closing Scout Week, Lindsay and John Robbins led a cookout to woods east of town. next weekend a hike to Bliss farm near Lone Tree with Camp Philmont host John Bliss. Mrs Jean Luster hosted the Past Matrons Club, with Dr and Mrs R. G. Henry entertaining with color photos from Washington, DC, and Daytona Beach. Mrs Bill Michener and Col C. E. Decker joined for the parade scenes. Refreshments with St Patrick's Day themes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Eilkington
Clarence
Fairview
George Corn
Methodist Church
Lincoln
George Washington
Martha
Owen * Lindsay
Banqnet
Owen Lindsay
John Robbins
Bliss Farm
Lone Tree
John Bliss
Philmont
N. M
Jean
Luster
Fae Rogers
R. G
Henry
Washington, D. C
Bill Michener
Col. C. E. Decker
Mrs. Luster
Florida
Daytona Beach
Mariners Club Covered Dish Supper and Community News
The Mariners Club held a Sunday covered dish supper with Stan ley hall Skippers and Rev and Mrs A P Gutierrez present. A program followed as Coach Donald Fritkey took basketball players to Kansas City to watch Rames at Municipal Auditor. Marie Heibsch, daughter of Leo and Mrs Heibsch, joined a 39 member nursing class at Washburn with address by Wart Sims. Leland Huddleson joined a panel discussion for stockmen in Oskaloosa. Funeral services were Sunday for Mrs Arthur Perry at the Methodist Church with burial at Pleasant View. Survivors include husband two sons a daughter and sister Mary Hamilton. Funeral visitors traveled from multiple cities. Mr and Mrs Harold Ottensmier hosted supper for them prior to departure for California.
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Mariners Club
Stanley Hall
James Pike
A. P. Gutierrez
Donald Fritkey
Kansas City
Rames
Municipal Auditorian
Marie Heibsch
Leo Heibsch
McVicar Chapel
Washburn
Sarah Helcher
Misa’ Avis van Liew
Raealie Clake
C”Andles
Wart Sims
Washburn University
Marie
Leland Huddleson
Oskaloosa
Rotary Club
Ira Nicklin
Earl Harbour
Topeka
Pleasant View Cemetery
Ralph
David
Elizabeth
Mary Hamilton
Charles Hannah
Dan Sheldon
Albert Hamilton Jr
Lesle Watsener
Wyatt Gregg
Ben Gibbs
Herbert Shultz
Lawrence
Albert Hamilton, Jr
Winchester
Ethel Jane Peck
Rock Creek
Marsha Watson
California
Ottensmier
Thme
The
State Bank
Hybrid seed plans and swine parasite notice in Kansas
Kansas seed producers in Manhattan plan to stabilize yields with hybrids and improved varieties. Swine parasite advisory notes that worms affect pigs, with veterinarians advising parasite-specific treatments and noting seasonality and labor considerations for pig health and market timing.
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Kansas
Manhattan
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de. Hanlon
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K.U. Museum of Art
Maser
Donald Robertson
Hamilton
Robert Branner
Humanities Committee
K.U
Dorothy Votan
Laverne Allen
Linda
Long Branch
N. J
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U.S. Service
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Bob Westerhouse
Salina
Bob Stone
Spring Hill
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Gary Lawellin
Lew Witten
Cecil Todd
Lewie McElhaney
Donald Bagby
Ronald Young
Gene Brouchard
Gon
Norma Wichman
Bud James
Eudora Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
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Evelyn Wilson
Mary Long
Judy Durr
Barbara Harris
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Connie Kelly
Annette Hunt
Patsy Schehrer
Bernice Rinke
Nancy Eisele
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W.S.C.S
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Frank Page
Sid Simons
Clara Baecker
Wilma Jane George
Walter George
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Wizard Grammer
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Route 3
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dale Turner
Joetta Allenbaugh
Ronald Coffman
Route 1
Joe Patterson
Marilyn Patterson
Nancy Clifton
Virginia McClelland
Grammer
R. 1. St
Charles Dury
Judy
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Albert Wichman
Donna
Reba Cobb
Margie €der
Sylvia Gerstenberger
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Joe Holt
Mary
Ellen Shurr
Blaine Robbins
Don Gibbs
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Janice French
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Bob Cole
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Journal-World Photo
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Edith Bensar
Arn Wladas
Georgia Holladay
Lawrence Woman's Club
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Airk
la J. Monger
Fred Mivsner
C. J. Eriksen
W. O. Nelson
Round ‘Table
J. Neale Carman
John Ise
George Lood
Hood
Harry L. Bone
Soroptimist International
Castle Tea Room
Lucille Allison
Helen Gilles
Beta Sigma Phi
Warren Mitchell
22Nd St
No Name Club
Sadie Hutt
Tenn
J. Tt. Edmonds
E. G. Day
R. T. St
F. G. Jolly
Earl Kreider
Ventura Club
Earl Patton
Zodiac Club
N. W. Storer
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Mtn Wet
Girl Scouts
Brownies of
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Leagheh
Francis Heller
Lawreace League of Women Voters
Awvite
Weller
Heller
Douglas County Health Council
State League
Arb Howe
A. V. Phillips
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State College
Rea
Rome
Posget Hiway
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Independent
Independent Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Vermont
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