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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1946

Page

5

Downtown Society Plans June Weddings and Club Gatherings

The June 23 wedding of Miss Sargeret Steeper to Robert Edwards of Alliance Ohio was set for 6 pm at First Methodist. A Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae dinner followed by a meeting, and a Victoria Club spring party with a Paul’s Scarlet rose centerpiece were hosted by members, with several attendees and performances.

Sargeret Steeper Robert Edwards Alliance Ohio Kimsas Medical School Kansas City First Methodist Church Kappa Alpha Theta Laurence Woodruff Bessie Anderson Dreyer Christina Atstora Trengurer Wilma Miller Bacre Wammtaff Halen Beard Gresley Colo Lyle Armel Martin Hat Beverly Field Moore Ha Waber Victoria Club Eudi Martin's Cafe Paul Dell Davidson George Lothholz J. D. Adama Theodosia Pierce

Personal notices list visits and travel across several states

Lt. Robert E. Allen arrives from Lambert Field to spend Decoration Day in Topeka with Mrs. Allen and parents in Lawrence. Mrs. Tt G Shelley of Donna Florida visits Mrs. Henry in Lawrence. Carl Rankin of Hardin visits relatives in Lawrence. Mrs. E. P. Hamilton of Palo Alto arrives to visit her parents and attend Lee Hamilton Jr’s graduation in University High School. Hamilton plans to fly to Lawrence. Lee Hamilton Jr will summer in California and return for KU. Mrs. Alan Asher returns from four months in Texas and Mexico. Margaret Barker of Bucklin visits Barbara Ewing. Barker earned education degree at KU and is undergoing a physical therapy program near Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Oliva Walker and son from Oxford visit Elsie Blackwelder and Henry Walker in Lawrence. Mrs. H. F. Long and Miss Frances Long spend the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Walter Thiele of Topeka, formerly Lawrence, hospitalized in Stormont with an ear infection. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kerr return to Detroit after visiting Mrs. Kerr’s sister on Tennessee Street. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Colyer called to Phillipsburg after death of Mrs. Colyer’s brother J. W. Spicer.

Robert E. Allen Lambert Field St. Louis Allen Topeka Lawrence Tt. G. Shelley Donna, Tex Henry Carl Rankin Hardin, Mont P. Hamilton Palovalo Calif Forrest Lee Hamilton, Jr University High School Alan Asher Texas Mexico Margaret Barker Bucklin Barbara Ewing School of Education University of Kansas Bushnell General Hospital Salt Lake City Oliva Walker Oxford Elsie Hlackwelder Maryland Henry Walker H. F. Long Francea Long Kansas City Walter Thiele Stormont Hospital T. L. Kerr Detroit Mich

County issues two marriage licenses in Douglas probate office

The Douglas County probate judge issued two marriage licenses yesterday. Henry H. F. Wendt aged 24 and Stella Mae Sokey 24, both of Blair Nebraska, plus Charles Russell Ball 19 of Pasadena California and Mary Catherine Piller 19 of Great Bend were the couples united in license.

Douglas County Henry H. F. Wendt Stella Mae Sokey Blair Ned Charles Russell Ball Pasadena Calif Mary Catherine Piller Great Bend. Co

Blair Mill Closes in Atchison After 1866 Establishment

The Blair Mill, Blair Hackney president, shut its flour mill in Atchison Kansas yesterday for the first time since 1866. Officials expect a three week closure to grind wheat supply issues.

Atchison Atchison, Kan Blair Milling Company Blair Hackney

University of Kennas Fine Arts Recital Tonight

Advanced students from the University of Kennas School of Fine Arts present a concert in Frank Strong Hall at 7:190 o'clock. The program features Barabande and Toccata from Debussy Suite and a varied lineup with Helen Howe, Sidney Dawrxon, Margaret Snojlarase, Elinor Remick Warren, and others in voices, strings, and piano, with pieces by Mozart Debussy Schubert and Bach among the selections.

School of Fine Arts University of Kennas Frank Strong Barabande Debus Helen Howe Sudle Ruth Orcutt Seipioy Han Sidney Dawrxon Meribah Moore Meyertaer J. F. Wilkins Charlotte Maxex Waldemar Geilchi Steinbatt Sloare Hagenjnn Pidet Grier Plano Solree Dana Granada Debussy Margaret Snojlarase D. M. Swarthout Valres Onawar Schubert Ary Inne Zaitinger “Sant Allee Oneriett Hors, Staccato Diniu-Helfers Vate Attie Waldemar Getten Die Suche Michara Brauss Tinogen Bilhin Alice Moncrieft Nice Velvet Shoeman Randall Thompson Chidken Moon Elinor Remick Foe Fitton Dehuesyn Rejener Feuer Gebaod Brat Miles Moncriett Bach Volof Schumann Hitegro Esis Eets Jarvin Zoachke Barbara Huls Leora DeFord Martha Lee Baxter Edward Utley Raymond Stuhl

University Orchestra to Present Concert June 3

The University of Kansas eighty five piece Symphony Orchestra under Russell L Wiley will perform its annual spring concert Monday evening June 3 at 8 00 in Hoch Auditorium. Soloist Allen Rogers will play Liszt Piano Concerto No 1 with orchestral accompaniment, featuring the Triangle in the second movement. Rogers, from Topeka, studies with Prof Carl A Preyer and plans study in New York after summer term. The program also includes Brahms Fourth Symphony. The group is in Memorial Day rehearsals.

University of Kansas Russell’ L. Wiley Hoch Auditorium Allen Rogers Rogers Topeka Carl A. Preyer New York Symphony Orchestra Iiag

Cantaloupes to Cost More for Housewives

Washington May 29 OPA says cantaloupes and honeydew melons will rise about one cent a pound to offset higher grower costs. The increase raises shipping point ceilings and affects retail prices soon.

Washington OPA Io Sue Tomen

You May Never Suffer Another Acid Pain Tastfund

The fragmented text references lingering pain and recovery themes with unclear context and few readable names or places, yielding a sparse item about medical or personal relief without concrete events, dates, or identifiable entities.

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Armed Forces Pie Honors Local Visitor Gerald A Kahn

Gerald A Kahn son of Mr and Mrs Fred Kahn 1 Kentucky street is visiting with his parents. He plans to go to Baltimore in a few weeks after receiving a discharge from the army in May. He served two years in the Asiatic Pacific theater with the Army Air Corps in Shanghai and India and three years overall. Inducted at Leavenworth he trained at Gulfport and Baloxie NC.

Gerald A. Kahn Fred Kahn Kentucky Street Baltimore Maryland Kahn Army Gulf Port Miss Baloxie N. C

Fire Chief C V Brown Named Missouri Valley Chief

Wichita fire chief C V Brown is elected president of the Missouri Valley Fire Chiefs association at the convention closing session. He represents eight states and succeeds John T Lynch of Kansas City Missouri.

Wichita Kan C. V. Brown Missouri Valley Fire Chiefs Brown John T Lynch Kansas

Woodstock Neatieay Rille School Delivers Attentive Work

The Woodstock neatieay Rille School opened May 20 with 81.4 faculty, many teachers at work to provide worthwhile learning. Pupils show strong interest. many wear poppies. Locals Mr and Mrs Ton Harker of Lawrence sold poppies in town. visits and family gatherings noted with multiple neighbors and relatives attending services and club events.

Lawrence Ton Harker Laura Zook Meloni Eiaraid Howard Kanane City Kan Loyal Jan Iy Harold Sanders Lelroy Albert Lure Luse Faston Harding Iriy Kansas City

Community notices mix of names and events

The page lists a jumble of guests and households including Wo M Smith, Mr and Mrs Sidge, Jinnte, Ralph, Lynn from Antieth A fren jdevice stew, and Me net Wednesday evening. It notes gatherings at Mery Wo A Weilman and Cam Rit or Knex with multiple families visiting relatives across Hamilton and Tanekis areas.

M. Smith Wells Sidge Jinnte Ralph. Lynn Antieth Mery A. Weilman Whiely Dikas Ne Weitmatt Meek Marry Fink Cam Rit Knex Herister Mrpris Damily Tanekis In Hamilton Wetman

Memorial Day weekend notes and local social highlights

Sunday guests of Mrs. Wellman attended the funeral service of grand-nephew Dale Rodrch at First Methodist Church in Topeka. A bridal shower honored Miss Lenore Zook for her June marriage to James A. Laing of Lawrence at Wellman Chapel. A list of families with California and Oakland ties and local employment details follows. Also mentions guests of Grandmother Scott and notes on summer school starting June 3 with veteran training approval.

We Wellman Foorte Dale Rodrch Firat Methodist Church Topexa HL Inkinson Imilea Wa McLoath Jorn Riack O'Neth Wal Wellman Lenore Zook James A. Laing Lawrence Welhoan Chapel

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