Golden wedding anniversary open house planned
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Junkins of Napa California celebrate 40 years of marriage with an open house hosted by Mrs. William Frowe 4904 Louisiana Street Lawrence on Sunday Oct 9 from 2 to 5 pm. They moved to Napa in 1946 to be near daughter Mrs. Pat Jinks. They were active in IOOF Rebekah Lodge and West Side Presbyterian Church. Gifts declined relatives and friends welcome.
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Robert M. Junkins
Napa
Calif
Lawrence
Willima Frowe
la. St
Frowe
Junkins
Robert M. Jenkins
William Frowe
Kansas City Party Parade of Homes attendees visit Goode family
A group traveled to Kansas City for a Party Parade of Homes tour. Attendees include Mrs. A B Ewing, Mrs. Otto Barteldes, Mrs. Glenn Chariton, Mrs. S E Lehwahn, Mrs. Robert Frakes, Mrs. Raymond E Crews Jr, Mrs. Charles Thuman, Mr and Mrs William Goode and two sons from Menlo Park. They are visiting two weeks with Mr Goode’s mother Mrs Joseph Goode and siblings Miss Helen Goode and Dr Margaret Clark. Mr Goode is a
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Peat, Marwick and Mitchell
San Francisco
DeLores Weibel
Lloyd Weibel
Washburn University
Topeka
Delta Gamma Sorority
F. H. Smithmeyer
Kansas City
Harold J. Longanecker
Stella Albright
Guy Walling
Denver
Colo
Liberal
Norman Schulz
Niagara Falls
U. S
Ontario
Canada
Mr. Ralston
Scott Ralston
Alexandria
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Wallace Lee
Ohio St
Belles
Lee
Beaux Square Dance Club
Fairgrounds
Frank Lane
Lees
Lawrence
Mr. Lee
State Geological Survey
K.U
A. B. Ewing
Otto Barteldes
Glenn Chariton
8S. E. Lehwahn
Robert Frakes
Raymond E. Crews Jr
Charles Thuman
William Goode
Menlo Park
Calif
Goode
Joseph Goode
Helen Goode
Margaret Clark
Mr. Goode
Accrediting visit to KU Pharmacy School for Class A rating
An American Council on Pharmaceutical Education committee will visit Kansas University this week to review the School of Pharmacy's Class A rating. Members include Robert L. Swain and Melvin W. Green with Lloyd C. Raish representing the Kansas State Board of Pharmacy. After a Wednesday conference with Dean J. Allen Reese, they will hold student conferences and class visits, concluding with a 4:30 p.m. all‑school meeting Thursday in 124 Marlett Hall attended by all pharmacy students.
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American Council On Pharmaceutical Education
Kansas University
School of Pharmacy
Dru
Robert L. Swain
New_York
Melvin W. Green
Chicago
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Lloyd C. Raish
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Pharmacy
K U Art Show Scheduled Oct 30 Through Nov 22
Kansas artists may enter the second annual Kansas Designer and Craftsman Show to run Oct. 30 through Nov. 22 in the Memorial Union at KU. Last year 119 pieces were accepted and 18 winners shared prizes totaling 660 dollars. Entry is open to Kansas or Greater Kansas City residents with up to three works, original and produced in the last five years.
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Kansas
Kansas Designer and
Memorial Union
Kansas University
Kansas City
University Extension
Smith Named to Staff at New York University Law School
Kansas University political science assistant professor Rhoten A. Smith has been appointed to the administrative staff at NYU Law School. He takes leave from KU this year to serve as associate director of the citizenship clearing house, an affiliate aiming to boost student participation in local politics. Smith holds BA and MA from KU and a PhD from California University.
Germany’s Recovery Seen in Work Ethic and Wages
In postwar Germany recovery appears rooted in disciplined labor and fair pay. Bayerischerhof repairs proceed from dawn to after 6 p m with skilled tradesmen earning 30 dollars weekly, plus overtime. Unlike other nations, Germans aim to complete substantial work, rewarding diligence over idleness.
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Bayerischerhofp
Erarpenters
America
Germany
Fingland
France
Germans and Americans share ambitions and know-how
A reader compares Germany and the United States, noting differences in refrigeration, farming methods, and labor. The piece praises German efficiency while reflecting on wartime caution, urging continued friendship unless a new leader rises. It ends with a garbled ad and church reference from a reader.
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Barker
Joe Foley
Francis Wempe
Bennie Hughes
Beta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Castle Tea Room
J. W. Black
Susan Ann
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. T. Black
Prescott
C. A. Skaggs
O and E Sewing Club
W. 1St St
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Misa Winnie Macon
W. D. Osborne
Eudora
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Lawrence Country
Douglas Jennings
George Noland
K. U
John A. Weir
Falmyra Old Settlers
Palmyra ‘Old Settlers Association
Fellowship Hall
Baldwin
Edwin F. Abels
W. C. Rice
Baker University
Tama Isl Sasan
Batty Vic Melton
K.U. Pharmacy School
Frederick Miller
The
Cleveland Art Institute
Alma Lundgren
Churchill Weaver Co
Berea, Ky
School of Fine Arts
K.U. Art Students
Smith
United States
Church of the Nazarene
Mass
Rev. L. B. Mathews
Nashville, Tenn
Ec Eae U Ig
Raney Drug Store
England
Waldorf Astoria
Empire Room
Fatler
Kaiser Dill
A Pee CO
Ide
ROVER
Life Stride
Tre Pee Junction
Ald U.S
Oscar Olson
Dingman’s Furniture
Lawrence San- Mary
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