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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1948
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a legal dispute or case involving a party named Waring and an entity labeled Armsram. Details are incomplete but indicate preliminary moves or filings and a timetable or motions advancing in court.
Lawrence social items recount visits and entertaining by Mrs. M Haysier and Mrs. Dustin Hill, a Lane County civic tea, and officer introductions at the Loyal Ladies church group. Twin births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Huffman, plus upcoming club entertainments for the Lawrence Country Club women.
Journal notes relatives visiting for Thanksgiving cross country and state lines. Robert Chariton of 826 Missouri Street hosts and notes arrivals from Carlinville HL and Coffeyville. many guests plan weekend stays, trips to relatives, and concerts.
Per parents Mr and Mrs WLC Borker T Shelly of F ve the item notes a family acknowledgment. Details are fragmentary, offering limited clear facts about person names or events.
The Home Service Group of the American Red Cross, chaired by Mrs. Vuryt Dodds, outlined a plan to adapt the chapter’s policy. A sub-committee was appointed to study and implement recommendations. Attendees included Mrs. Dodds, several local members, and area officers.
A rough OCR fragment mentions Fred Waring and a Jamboree with students and a choir. It notes varied audience reaction and hints at a winter concert with ensemble activity. Specific names and clear events are obscured by garbled text.
A. J. Decker will travel to Arkansas to visit over Thanksgiving and the weekend at the home of their daughter Mrs. J. R. Anderson and family. Mrs. Kathleen S. Charlton of Kansas City has come to spend about ten days at the home of her family.
Kansas City resident Mrs. Bill Green endorses Baker's Best Hair Tonic for dandruff and itchy scalp. She cites relief from scratching and visible dandruff on dark dresses and urges professional application or take-home bottle from drug stores, priced at $1.00 plus tax.
The program opened on time as the crowd endured a brief delay. Gordon Berger sang powerfully in Land of Degradation and Rice Cowboy Ride while a choral Nutcracker Suite impressed despite stray words. Stu from St. Francis, Kansas led a folk flavored set with The Foggy Dew and Egg Marrowbone. The Big Woman singer offered It s a Most Unusual Day and All of a Sudden My Heart Sings with simple charm. Don Craig showcased a rich bass voice in 5S of the Flea and the University A Cappella Choir added Bernier with Saxon, Maxson and others in a lively closer.
Snippets mention Sinatre and co-eds amid a Peay Ride Heaven scene and a "Whiffest poot Song" with a piano team Hart and Martey. A Jane W pram cot sequence and lines about "My ee" lead to a conclusion. Dry science favorite is cited, mentioning "The Bar" in partial phrases.
A Topeka report states six highways are blocked by large snowdrifts extending across major routes. Crews work to clear roads and restore travel as winter conditions persist in the area.
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