Madonna Harnar Marries Howard Clark in Family Home Service
Mies Madonna Harnar, daughter of Mrs. H B Harnar, wed Howard Lindell Clark of Kansas City on Sunday October 29 at the Harnar home. Immediate family attended. afterward the couple will reside at 644 Hardesty, Kansas City Mo. Guests included extended family and friends. Fall floral decorations highlighted the mantel and table during the wedding and reception.
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Mee HH. B. Marner
Air
Edward Allen
Phyllis and
Kramer
Herold Brown
Tanara
Miche
David
Harold Tarner
Miro
AU Kelterman
Ure Pao
BK Harner
Paul and
Judy
Local society notes and weekend travel plans
Mr and Mrs C C Rutledge of Kansas City Kansas visit Rutledge sister Mrs George M Beal as Ben Cartman and J J Constant plan a trip to Sault Lake City for a K l Utah State game tomorrow. Mr and Mrs L F Blair will visit Kansas City then head southwest to spend winter in Arizona or New Mexico. Blair recently retired as wire chief in Lawrence for Southwestern Bell. Mr and Mrs Karl Kreider and Mr and Mrs Earl Potter return from a Hot Springs Arkansas trip after Kansas Nebraska game. Mr and Mrs Clifford Tean return from Chicago where they attended a regional life insurance convention. Miss De Miller, a Democratic state superintendent candidate, was in town for a rally. Mrs Hugh Crawford and Jack Crawford travel to Wichita for George Crawford wedding. J R Edmonds return from Neligh Nebraska after a cousin’s funeral. Kelvin Hoover family on vacation in the south with a Cuba trip, now in Florida. Bernard Turner of 1216 Ohio Street named Ottawa University baritone junior. Miss Jeannie Spencer of Topeka visits cousin Miss Shirley Dean for weekend.
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C. C. Rutledge
Kansas City
Kan
Arizona
New Mexico
Blair
Lawrence
Kouthwestern Bell Telephone Company
Karl Kreider
Earl Potter
Oight
Hot Springs
Ark
Ozarks
Mer
Clifford Tean
Chicago
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Edgewater Beach
Mise de Miller
S.C. Hinshaw
Topeka
Mise Miler
Office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hugh Crawford
Jack Crawford
Wichita
George Crawford
K. U. Law School
J. R. Edmonds
Nelght
Neb
Fred Nichol
Deers
Cala
Kelvin Hoover
Jimmy
South
Cuba
Florida
Bernard Turner
Topeka Farm Bureau Session Sets Delegates
Six Kansas Farm Bureau delegates head to state convention in Topeka for the session in November. Mrs Ralph Colman of Route 4 will report on a trip by she and five other Kansas farm women to the Denmark convention. Other speakers include Dr. Danvers, Topeka superintendent, Dr. James, K State president, and Schuman, president of the Agricultural association.
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Topeka
Sant Etdaha
Eudora
Ralph Colman
Assot of
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas
Het “Yand
Superintender Topeka
Danves
K-State
Acd
T Tour Schuman
1 Agricultural Asse
Plan Memoriat. SE
Nine Fliers of the Bomber Group Remembered
March 1 memorial notes honor nine air crew members from the 22nd bomber group. Names listed include Master Sytx James OQ Archain Andmore Okla Lester N Lemaster Edward Wohlenruth Harold Kuset Perris Candis John G. Martin and Robert S. Willis others linked to Riverside Los Angeles and Arling ton.
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Ghinawa
Master Sytx
James OQ
Archain
Andmore
Okla
Lester N Lemaster
Mareh Air Ba
Edward Wohlenruth
Taruse
Harold Kuset
Arlingis
Kansas Institutions Receive Mental Health Grants
Washington reports the National Institute of Mental Health awarded three Kansas institutions, the University of Kansas, Menninger Foundation, and Wichita Guidance Center, funds totaling 9 656 to train psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, and medical care staff amid a critical shortage of trained psychiatric workers.
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Washington
Kansan
National Institute of Mental Health
Te University of Kan- 2
Menninger Foundation
Wichita T Guidance Center
Labor unions in Emporia oppose Anderson for governor
Three Emporia labor groups the Union No. 11 Kansas Bricklayers Local No. 168 International U i Painters Local No. 168 and Carpenters Local No. 1224 attack Kenneth Anderson as unfair to organized labor. The unions released statements verified by locals and Republicans.
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Emporia
Anderson
Kan
Kenneth
Mominer
Union
Kansas’ Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers
International U i Painters
Carpenters
Kansas City
C.lo
A.F.L
Railroad Brotherhood
Labor
Republican
Plane Carrying Seamen Missing Over Swiss Alps
A four engine Air India Constellation with 40 Lascar seamen and eight crew vanished over the Swiss Alps on a Bom bay to London run. Officials say it may have crashed in a snowstorm. The aircraft was chartered by a British firm and was conveying Lascar seamen to Britain to join a cargo ship.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Air India Constellation
Lascar
Bombay
London
Line
Britain
Three OU Juniors Join Listing Pact of Phone Company
Three business juniors at the University of Oklahoma, all Phi Gamma Delta members, applied for the listing. The telephone company agreed. The trio consists of Earl Amundsen, Dick Cain, and Bill Shutmate, all of Oklahoma City.
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University of Oklahoma
Phi Gamma Delta
Earl Amundsen
Dick Cain
Bill Shutmate
Oklahoma City
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APS Wasen Asband
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Tawrence
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Deta
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Grice
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Russia
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