Social Calendar and Club Events Highlight Lawrence Womans Groups
A crowded social calendar notes the Lawrence Country Club gathering with Mr and Mrs, Burns and guests, followed by bridge. The Kanwaka Toterary Club hosts with the president and B. F. Siegmaier presenting a paper on living conditions in France, plus a host of meetings, demonstrations, and planned events at Riverside school and local homes.
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The
Lawrence Country Club
Roland de Watteville
York
Harry Sutton
Kanwaka Toterary Club
America
Vance
Mre. B. F. Siegmaier
M.s Progres
Stegmater
France
Ralph Celran
Juan
Surg
George Strihan
Wey
Tre
Pierce Wil
Wormer
Lawrence Ace al Ware
Locheran
Wrares
Lawrence of Church
Trinity Episcopal
Laurence
Oweemen N Sort
Lawrence Christian
Methodist
Rolia
Assembly of God
Furst Baptist
Church of Christ Churches
Lawrence Our Eal
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence
Harold Ven Guntes
A. Sommers
Harry BR. Brown
Graduation notices and local moves blend with travel plans
A crowd from Lawrence to Tulsa heads toward Manhattan for Bil Loe’s Kansas State College graduation while relatives from Tulsa and Lawrence attend the ceremony at the Municipal Auditorium. Edger Onhorn and family plan visits as a Wabash injury grounds a stay. Atchison hosts a spring flower show with judges from St Joseph and a local clerk. Robert Dye and wife move to Carthage to run a new grocery.
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Leto Penethaut
Fugate
L. Sanders
Sering
Mra. W. Civownle
Manhattan
Billoe
Kansas State
Col
Hawkins
New Veew
Tulsa
St. Joseeph
Robert J. Dye
Carthage
Waldemar Gelteh to Spend Summer in Santa Fe New Mexico
Personal notices report Waldemar Gelteh leaving tomorrow for Santa Fe New Mexico to spend the summer. Professor Gelteh will join her at the close of summer.
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Waldemar Gelteh
Santa Fe
N. M
Professor Gelteh
Aummmer
Visitors From Salina And Topeka Stay Overnight
The message lists guests including Mr. and Mrs. Verne Eberhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eloff with daughter Brenda of Salina, and Dr. Bernard Hall of Topeka visiting the Lon Hall home at 533 Oak Street in Lawrence. House guests plan a trip to the Ozarks and expect to move June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Lawrence
Lon Hall
Verne Eberhardt
Gene Eloff
Brenda
Salina
Bernard Hall
Topeka
A. E. Hall
Sally Jean
Eberhardt
Eloff
Weet Hills Park
Plymouth Congregational Church Bible School Opens Monday
A cooperative vacation church school conducted by Plymouth Congregational and First Presbyterian churches opens Monday morning at Plymouth Church. Classes run Monday through Friday with Rev Dale Turner presenting lessons on Jesus and life relevance for children. Puppetry, dramatics, music, and Bible study will be offered. Lothrop is school superintendent with a staff including Mrs Herb, Mrs Le, Mrs Armold Wiebe, and others.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Church
M. Rove Anit
Dale Turner
Jesus
Punile
Lothrop
Mre
Jv Herb
Leand Pritchard
Armold Wiebe
Alan Asheyre
Earl Wonley
C. C. Williams
Mire
Roy Yendleton
Woodrow Miller
PL Palmer
Marth
Dicker
Tearbara Keeler
Talks to His Family Philadelphia May 27
Harry Gold the 38 year old chemist accused of supplying atomic secrets to Russia was allowed a brief 14 minute visit with his father and brother after long solitary confinement. He faces espionage charges with potential death penalty if convicted.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
Russia
Ameiica
FBI
Gold
Holmesbore
Elaua Fuchs
Samuel Gold
Joseph
Bref
Marry Gold
Sasrth
Family Ties Support Jim After Harry Arrest
Report notes that people did not share the chemist's beliefs but chose to back Jim due to family connections and shared tea time, showing loyalty despite disagreements.
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Harry
Jim
Mexico City Students Protest Principal Dismissal
Mexico City crowds of thousands protested the dismissal of a principal at a technical institute. Parallel demonstrations by economics students and other groups disrupted rush hour traffic but reported no violence. Officials cited unrest in multiple campuses and noted involvement with a communist era group.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Mose
Ranke of
Tolytechnic Institute
Directo
The
National Universty
Polytechnic
Polytechnic Students Struck After the Dismiasal of; A R
Stac
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Unsound Probate Record Names Recipients and Addresses
A fragment from the probate court conveys allocations to James R. Topping aged 24 of Lawrence and Barbara R. Miller aged 2 of Lawrence, with further transfers to Ler Meyerson aged 30 of Law, and M. Oviey aged AS, and Othe Fares aged BI, both of Lawrence.
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Bedty
Probate
James R. Topping
Lawrence
Barbara R. Miller
Ler Meyerson
Lawe Met
M. Oviey
Othe Fares
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Church Bible School
Plymouth Congregational
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Mayflower Warehouse
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Rapid Transit Company
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