Social notes from Kansas cities mention travels visits and illnesses
Agram of Lawrence visitors includes Mrs Lyle Anderson Partridge Mrs Helen McCarroll Baldwin and Miss Edna Becker Topeka visiting Lena Melvin patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mire Alta Stanton called to Kansas City for sister illness Guests at Mr and Mrs Theodore Aszman include Miss Mabel Lee Lincoln Neb and Mrs Earl Vincent Guthrie Center Iowa Miss Lee director of women's physical education at the University of Nebraska spoke at the Careers conference at the University of Kansas and will return home Mrs Guthrie and Mrs Aszman spend today in Topeka Mrs Obed Thompson leaves tonight to spend time with her mother Lena St John Brodhead Wis bedridden since a heart attack in November somewhat improved Mrs id Fringie 1 acre district court underwent No Action on Big Sean's related matters at University of Washington Mar 17 THEN or kin to Kansas Medical Center in Kansas construction finance corporation 7 a City yesterday She will leave the hospital this evening for Wichita for several days rest Wichita officials say a $35 100 000 loan is under consideration by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and Mr and Mrs Harold Saunders at the home of their daughter Mrs Jon Kenyon deny any new information while awaiting details from the court and medical center notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Anderson
Partridge
Helen McCarroll
Baldwin
Edna Becker
Topeka
Lawrence
Anderson
Lena Melvin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mire Alta Stanton
Kansas City
Theodore Aszman
Aszman
Mabel Lee
Lincoln, Neb
Earl Vincent
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Miss Lee
University of Nebraska
University of Kansas
Guthrie
Astman
Obed Thompson
Lena St. John
Brodhead
Wis
District Court
Big Sean
University of Washington
Kansas Medical Center
Kansas
Construction Finance Corporation
Mildred Lyons
Wichita Hospital
Oklahoma Turnpike
Harold Wichita
Isine Saunders
Mary Elien Simmons
Jon Kenyon
Churches join nationwide drive for world church relief
Lawrence churches participate in a national broadcast to raise funds for war damaged European and Asiatic churches and to aid their peoples in recovery. ABC CBS and Mutual will air the program One Great Hour on March 26 from 9 to 10 p.m. with a $16 million goal. A Lawrence offering follows on March 27 led by the Lawrence ministerial alliance. Robert Sherwood and Erik Barouw wrote the program with actors from stage screen and radio. Also noted is the marriage of California bound former Lawrence girl Celia Coffman to Ana Downes. The Coffman home was at 345 Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
ABC
CBS
Mutual
C. E. Allison
Lawrence Ministrial Alliance
Robert Sherwood
Erik Barouw
National Presi
California
Ana Downes
Kansas City
Misa Celia Coffman
J. P. Coffman
Coffman
S45
Maine Street
Oakridge Society Hosts St Patrick Theme Party
The Oakridge Birthday club met at Mrs Carol Miller's home with Wes Oscar and co host. New officers for April 20 were chosen, including a president and treasurer. Kiwanis ladies night and a Kappa Sig quartet entertained with songs and group singing followed by a St Patrick decor table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge
Carol Miller
Wes. Oscar
Tom Bunkiets
Rew
H. van Nice
Elmer Wise
Medta
St. Patrick
de Tall Herretace
Heck
Arthur Hera
A That Hetape
Kiwanis
Eldridge Crystal Room
Bill Easton
Kappa Sig
F Green
Bob Swain
Bill Sapp
Woody Keller
St. Patrick's Day
Allens Ap
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Retaru
Beta Sigma Thi
H. W
Miee Mitre Chitfelen
Renitent
Green City Council
Richard Treere Aire
Win Seaothin
Hols
Oelub
Mitchell Genovsky
Mra
My Korrenovsky
Clifton Calvin
North Lawrence Christian Church
Mothers Club
Gilbert
Shrimaptin
Howard Hood
Wr. Nil Mas
Mond
Honey
St. Vatrick
Schcond
Willy Ofin McConnell
Edo Lyon
Doris Pelfrey
Annette Smith
World Fellowship Committee
Sping
Velma Wiley
Plymouth Congregational Church
Told U'Eleck
Linnoon Merry Marrone
Alefred Alligon
Bo'leck
Fearless Fella
Ey Seiler
Scarsdale
N.Y
New York
LaGuardia Field
Rio de Janeiro
Senate
William Knowland
Kenneth Wherry
R.-Nebr
Scott Lucas
NEA
Reusch
Matgomey
Quatly .S
Hollywood
Lakeside
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