Local Personal News Spans Visits and Gatherings
Personal items recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. Hunzicker to attend football, travel tales from Spearville to Lawrences, and trips to California and New Orleans. Other notes include district Guild attendance in Manhattan, secret pen pals, and a Kansas Fellowship program led by Mrs. Beier.
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Strait
Charles Ite
Hugh Taylor
White
Neodesha
Norman
Okla
Betty Blank
Independence
Edward Campbell
Salina
Campbell
Maxine Dibble
C. W. Shank
Haven Kelly
Bob Gill
Great Bend
Kelly
University
Frances Long
Wichita
H. F. Long
Kenneth Long
Emporia
J. I. Cole
Tate Jor
A. J. Hamm
Topeka
Tom Camar
Tulsa
Ed Paasch
W. 23Rd
Pennock
Daman
Delbert Paasch
E. L. Haynes
Vt. St
Com
John Schultz
Douglas
Spearville
Otto Hunzicker
Ore Serch
Mobile
Belth Gardens
Oere
New Orleans
Myrna Elizabeth, McChire
Lawrencesper
Kansan City
Feanses City
Pearson
R. W. Parker
Jas
Ivan Curtis
California
Alva Flory
Rachel, Flory
Pasadena
Loren Shearer
Garden Grove
Don Banister
Whit‘tier
Guild of First. Christian Church
Chrisian
Manhattan
Mary Case
Robert Reese
C. A. Skaggs
Earl Campbell
Mises
John E. Riley
Mabel J. Richardson
Bisles Beier
Kansas’ Quite Women's ‘Fellowship of the Christian Church
Washington Kansan Fourth District Record
Kansas kept six congressional districts after the 1950 census, the largest state in the region. The Washington-Kansas item notes no change in Kansas districts while other states gained or lost seats.
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Washington
Kansan
Ate
Kansas
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Walter McClain
N. H. St
Norman Hoecker
Triniity Lutheran’ Church
L.C. Ringler
Wadsworth Veterans Aide
Wadsworth
Ladies Literary League
W. K. Kelly
Haskell
Ralph Canuteson
Excelon
Bape
Ren
GAS Heat&r
Cae
Massachusetts
Allison
Christinas Gustafson
B- Mass
Pan
Paeen
Roper
Kansas Public Service Compay