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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1947

Page

6

Automatic Flight Tests Stepped Up At Wright Field

Aviation reporters note stepped up automatic flight tests at Wright Field and nearby bases as jet fighters and larger WWII planes are evaluated. Col. Nesley lauds the system’s value, stating it could solve control problems and assist in automatic takeoff and landing, with upgrades for C-97 and other aircraft under study.

Warrington Ohio Mir England Wright Field Ty ' Ton County Air Base Bere Boo Skymaster Solate

Hunters Tell of Big Game Near Kenora Ontario

Lacking clear text, reported hunters claim a large party near Kenora Ontario bagged moose and deer. Descriptions include planes used to pole out game and a 1,200 pound spread from the hunt.

Houttig Harold Emick Ontario Stan M. Lanting Kenora Tou Kimiek Anton

Kansas freshman receives Wings Over Sor Preservation fund check

A Kansas freshman at the University received a $256 scholarship via the Wings Over Sor Preservation fund. Bursar Niri Kivoz announced the award to help cover fees. The student, daughter of Mrs. Ber Natiss of Natiss City, plans to travel to California next year and pursue her career aims.

Smith University Kansas Niri Kivoz Othe Hota Ghe Kotsas Oklahoma Te Domes California Ber- Natiss Cty

Lect SV RE CLUB opens fall program in October

The Oct 7 meeting of the Lect SV RE Club featured Mrs. Bryant presenting a detailed travelog and accounts of experiences in New Orleans. Miss Mary and Mr. Black arranged the year’s program with quotations and events, as a youth group convened by Mrs. Clarence on Oak Street. In other news, a bus accident Saturday left a child dead and three injured. the driver was unharmed. County Treasurer Glynn Hill begins a one-year term tomorrow, to be succeeded by Leonard...

Bryant Black Mary Att New Orleans Cole New Or Aucuat Mes. Clarence Opnease Street Treassrer Kan Glynn Hill Leonard Lps

Remains of two sailors arrive in San Francisco

The body of Electricians Mate 3/c David H. Fowler and Electricians Mate 1/c Evert Judson Huey, escorted by military guards, have arrived at San Francisco and will be sent to final destinations soon. The American Graves Registration Distribution Center in Kansas City notified relatives Joel Fowler and Mrs. Alta M. Huey that the remains will reach the distribution center shortly.

David H. Fowler Evert Judson Huey San Francisco Kansas City

Society Notes From Local Clubs And Meetings

Mrs O L Kappelman hosted the Si Phi Epsilon Mathera club with tea tones. officers elected include Mrs John Stavros president, Mrs Faye Wright secretary, and Mrs Howard McConnell treasurer. State officers include Mrs John Selig and Gibeon. Oakridge Birthday club to meet with Mrs Elmer Wise, and Clinton school hosts a pie and box supper October 16. Midland Rural club entertained by Mrs Francis Corres for her mother’s birthday. flag display topic discussed and prize awarded. South Side Reading club begins its year. Y-Teens committees formed as Chester Brown leads Kentucky street circle activities.

O. L. Kappelman Si Phi Epsilon Mathera Club John Stavros Faye Wright Howard MccConnell John Selig Gibeon Kappelman Harold Fisher Helen Fisher A. L. Haverty Howard McConnell John Riling John Selig, Jr Guy Zin A. L. Hodges J. G. O'Neill Chris Williams Francis Corres New York Street Midland Rural Club Henry Eibest Clyde Husted Faul Brune Charles M. Jones Fred Laptad Win Mies Althea Guthrie Fred Quedahl Effie Hunsinger E. C. Useing PS Sterling Albert Schalke Cora Hunsberger Ware Correa Jones Eibest Pati

Community Meetings At Watkins Hall And District Convention

Wednesday evening at Watkins hall Mrs B R Allen will review Over at Uncle Joes by Ogianna Atkinston A reorganized series of study groups on child study book review interior decoration and possibly play reading invites all eligible for AJALLW Guild business women's group of First Christian church hosted district convention with sessions at Myers Hall and the church Attendees included Miss Audrey Chapman president Miss Gladys Irwin state Guild chairman Miss Jennie Fleming speaker retiring after 41 years in India missionary work A luncheon followed a tea ended the convention Rev Stanton Lautenschla wer spoke at Westminster Hall Mariners club gathering for University students and wives B H L W club to meet tomorrow afternoon plus notes on other social events and invitations

Watkins Hall B.R. Allen Uncle Joe's Ogianna Atkinston First Christian Church Manhattan Atchison Holton Ottawa Topeka Kansas City Myers Hall Audrey Chapman Esther Norman Gladys Irwin Wichita State Guild Helen Shaw Albert Williams Jennie Fleming Columbia India Miss Fleming J. Alden Trovillo H. Milton Sippel A. B. Ewing Stanton Lautenschlawer Cheeloo University Chengtu China Westminister Hall Mariners’ Club Presbyterian Church Aiutenachinger Board of Amo Dear Harold G. Barr Fire Chastian Tom Ford Waterloo Town Frank Watern Lecompton Fost Brinkman’s Batery Ford

Settee stn Miss Thelma Mrs. Madison Coombs end Mere

In a local contest results show Keith Kelley winning first prize for women with Mrs Hoffman a close second. Tip Mester takes the men’s first prize. Memorial Hospital lists residents and newborns from several households including Anderson, Sanford, Huneke, Smith, Graham, Mitchell, Rothwell, Dalton, Cane, and others. The Ladies Literary Tea will be hosted by Mrs Forrest Jackson at 131 Ohio Street with a review of The Big Sky by A. J. Guthrie.

Bisbe Memorial Hospital End Harold E. Andereva Vermont Street Daugher R. M. Sanford Lefem Cane Pring. Aoy M. A. Huneke Kentucky Street Neil Smith E. Sunflower Garland Graham Correcticut Street Arnold Mitchell Route Two Glenn Rothwell New York Street W. B. Dalton West Eighth Street J. O. Cane Linswood Ladies Literary Teacue Forrest al Jackson Ohio Street JE. Fields A. J. Guthrie

Personal notices and visits across towns and states

The item lists people traveling through KIX Weeks’ troop to Plymouth New Hampshire Irvington New York and other places visiting relatives in Em- poria Creighton University student Elmer Martn returns home for weekend visits Miss Sadie Cleland hosts relatives in the country Mrs Margaret Strong of Oakland California visits Audrey Chap bor ote and family and Miss Zenola Norrie of Kansas City spends weekend with sister Esther Nerman at the guild convention on Saturday and Sunday in various towns including Lawrence Iola and Williamstown through the area.

Yourgland Plymouth N.O H Irvington X. Y Earl Endacott Lawrence Iola Endacott Eisenhower Shrine Foundation Thelma Haverty Duane Emporia Haverty Calif Audrey Chap Bor Ote California F. Iilo I @rine

Community Notices From Lawrence Area Churches and Residents

Brief notices list local church events and visits. Names include Norman Kites, C J Mann, L A Peggy, Lucy Frantz, Nellie Sanders, Howard Erwin, Oy V Nelson, Mayme Krum, Jennie Fleming, Tom Ford, Katherine Walter, and William Stockert. Several residents travel, relocate, or visit relatives across Colorado Springs Portland Lecompton and St. Louis, with Army schooling and Battery ownership noted.

Wee Pires Lawrence Jennie Fleming Col i

Family notices from Candac description

Several days in Candac. While here they attended the funeral of their uncle John Doering who was meee last Monday at Cottonwood. The condition of W H Link Route two, who has been ill at his home the past month, remains as safe. Mrs Hamer Reber spent reside- [ase with relatives in.-7ie.

Candac John Doering Meee Cottonwood W. H. Link Homme Hamer Reber

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