Ninetieth Anniversary Noted for Home Aid Society
The Home Aid Society marking its 90th anniversary with a Founders Day luncheon at Castle Tea Room. Members recalled past events from 1865 including the 1903 flood relief, early meetings, and a 50th anniversary. two members were away. Guests included Mrs. Ross Cole and Mrs. Mary Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Aid Society
Castle Tea Room
Ross Cole
H. W. Wilson
C. A. Smart
Mary Case
O. E. Allison
East 19Th Street
A. H. Gerard
H. G. van Neste
J. J. Imn
Charlie Hayden
Krum
Fourth
Elm Streets
Woodlawn
Perry Street
Locust St
Home Aid Hall
Lela Hope
Aunty Williams
Frances Jones
Yda Hughes
Anne Bruce
Harry Lescher
Home Aid
Will Curtis
Nottingham
Tom Covey
Jennie Petty
Salvation Army
van Nestes
Cart. Graeber
A. 1
Ed Hope
West Thirteenth Street
New Fear
Odd Fellows Hall
Colonial Tea Room
Brownie and Girl Scout Day Camps Planned at Lone Star
Plans complete for Brownies at Clinton Park June 20 to 24 and Intermediate Girl Scouts at Lone Star Lake June 13 to 17. Camp folders distributed to 42 leaders with registration due by June 3. Lone Star camp directed by Mrs Myron King with nurse aide Mrs A Krouse and water front director Mrs Orva Dodson. Buses depart 8:30 a.m. and return 5 p.m. The theme Gypsy Life centers on hiking swimming outdoor cooking and camp craft. Adult leaders are being recruited by director Mrs E R Hall and committee including Mr and Mrs Ivan Rappard and Mrs William C Young.
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Clinton Park
Lone Star
Girl Scout
Lone Star Lake
Myron King
A Krouse
Orva Dodson
Vacation Bible School Conducted by Local Churches
The Vacation Bible School organized by the Methodist and Christian churches will run from May 30 to June 10, offering lessons, activities, and community outreach for children and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist and
Christian Churches
House Beautiful Tour Set For Sunday In Lawrence
Final plans announced for the annual House Beautiful Tour by the Lawrence branch of the American Association of University Women to fund a $165 scholarship for a Lawrence High School graduate. Five homes will be opened for inspection including the Emick, Springer, Walker, Malott and Docking houses, with ticket delivery by Mrs. Charles Lindell or by call.
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Marjorie Doctor
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
University of Kansas
I Jene Roberman
Molly Dixon
Harold Emick
Forrest Springer
23Rd St
A. T. Walker
St. St
Darwin Malott
Countryside Drive
George Docking
Stratford Road
Charles Lindell
6Th St
1956 Lutheran Meeting To Be Held in Lawrence
Delegates of the Central States Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America voted to hold the 1956 convention in Lawrence. The session will occur next May at the invitation of Rev. Harold E. Hamilton and Fred Kloepper. The 356 delegates represented 84 000 members and heard reports from Dr. Edwin Moll and Henry Burrss. A million-dollar Midland College fund drive and church-congregation expansion in Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States Synod of the
United Lutheran Church In America
Lawrence
Harold E. Hamilton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred Kloepper
Omaha
Neb
Edwin Moll
Lutheran World Action
Near East
Henry Bnrress
Midland College
Fremont
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
DAR meeting speaker Miss Marcia Baty to address Orawa chapter
Mrs. Edward Austin of Beatrice Nebraska visits sister Mrs. Clayton Hackman. Dwight Metaler and Dr Thomas Hood travel to Bartlesville Oklahoma to confer with Bureau of Mines officials. Miss Marcia Baty DAR speaker at Orawa chapter at Mrs G D Weilepp home. Mr and Mrs Roland E Roney visit hospital. Kansan Board dinner attendees from Parsons Kansas City Kansas tonight at Memorial Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Austin
Béatrice
Neb
Clayton Hackman
Dwight Metaler
State Board of Health
Thomas .R. Hood
Topeka
Bartlesville
Oklo
Bureau of Mines
Marcia Baty
Orawa
Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. D. Weilepp
Miss Baty
DAR
Roger Allen
Ozarks
Lloyd Nicolay
Wilda Nicolay
Lawrence
Stormont Vail Hospital
Scranton
Nicolay
Ind. St
Reed to Speak at Tarson Sun Event
Mr Reed, editor and publisher of the Tarsons Sun, will be the principal speaker. Murray Snow, who had been visiting relatives and friends around Lawrence, has left for his home in Venice, Cal.
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Reed
Tarsons Sun
Murray Snow
Lawrence
Venice
Calf
Iowa State Dean Receives New Car from Students
Dr. Melger, dean of student affairs at Iowa State College, was presented with a Cadillac in a surprise ceremony before 8,000 at the football stadium. The gift, from students and friends, aims to honor his 40 years of service and address concerns over gifts to coaches versus professors.
Dighton Bonds Defeated in Kansas Vote
A proposed 5000 addition to the Dighton Grade School building was defeated as residents rejected the bond measure. Ensuing discussion focused on school funding and district needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dighton
Kas
Trinity Lutheran Church notices and events in 4-H club
Church activities include worship for adults Bible study for children and youth confirmation class Tuesday at 7 pm and a Monday dessert dinner. The 4 H Club and sponsors host a lion event with the Tartheran Shinto Association and Scout Troop entertainment for Brotherhood night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuurcile
Trinity Lutheran Church
Han of PE
Tartheran Shiitent Asscerenion
Ayn” Xortal Poe
Mary Sweedumal
Tor Dlaux
Sen Perkal
Laurel Languener
Sordal Rooms
Transresation
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Carl L. Manlove
Walter J. Deay
Leland Young
Manlove
Carl M. Manlove
Garnett
Martin Sommer
Wayne Deay
Tenn
Edmonds Construction Company
Ed Anderson
Overland Park
City Park
Skinner
Masa
Ralph E., Jr
Yaak
Aslam
Pam
Dally Vic Melton
Maan
Olson Plumbing
Masa Sneegas
Mer
Lawrence Bille Chapeal
Kentucky
Bill Walker
Vermont
A. V. Phillips
W. m
Iowa State
Dighton Bonds
Cook’s
RCA
Dacron
Wyarer't Core Shop
Second Pleor
Euia
Bullock’s
East Seventh Street
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