Lawrence society notes announce weddings and club events
Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Robison of DeSoto announce the marriage of Constance Robison to William DeWitt Field of Lawrence in Plymouth Congregational church. KU students Mr. and Mrs. Field plan Washington work at the National Museum. Lawrence women’s clubs elect officers and schedule golf and social events for fall. Various showers, recitals, and farm bureau meetings are listed with attendees and hosts.
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Harry Robison
DeSoto
Kan
Constance
William . DeWitt Field
William F. Kahle
Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
Ruth Rodgers
Robert Price
Field
University of Kansas
Washington, D. C
National Museum
The
Lawrence Country Club
F. T. Barteles
Robert van Noy
A. S Anderson
V. K. Bruner
C. A.en
Club tour visits Santa Fe shows auditorium
The tour on September 5 visited the city auditorium in Santa Fe and the Creamery. Mrs C B Springer led recreation for the afternoon with Mrs E A Springer as a guest and refreshments by Mrs Robertson assisted by Mrs Bearman and Irene Robertson. Next meeting set for September 19 with Mrs Earl Skinner.
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Frank Toms
Midland Rural Club
J. H. Eibest
Santa Fe Shows City Auditorium
Wibw
Jen
C. BH. Springer
E. A. Springer
Robertson
LA. Bearman
Irene Robertson
Earl Skinner
Local Personal News Highlights From Lawrence Area
Mrs. Ross H Pratt of Washington DC arrives to spend two weeks with her parents as Mr and Mrs J T Constant and relatives visit in Kansas City. Emily Wray heads to Manhattan Kansas to enter Kansas State as a junior. Leo Sample and daughter Barbara Jane visit from Chicago while Paul Laptad hosts. Mrs John Levett returns from a US trip visiting families in Denver Greeley Caspar and Yellowstone area. Everett Craig undergoes emergency appendectomy in Great Bend hospital and shows good condition. Siegfried Mickelson moves to 1316 Kentucky street to teach journalism at KU. Henry Holtzclaw and family return to Lawrence after trips to Fayetteville Little Rock and Star City.
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Ross H. Pratt
Washington, D. C
J. T. Constant
Leo Sample
Robert Laptad
Kansas City
Emily Wray
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Barbara Jane
Chicago
Paul Laptad
John Levett
United States
William Ingersoll
Ruth
Helen
Denver
Colo
Harry Barlow
Ruth Ingersoll
Greeley
Caspar
Wyo
Randall, Levett
Iserman
Montana
Great Bend
Craig
Siegfried Mickelson
Baton Rouge
Kentucky Street
Mickelson
Louisiana State University
K.U
Henry Holtzclawn
Henry
Mary
Jane
Lawrence
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Star City
Oklahoma and Kansas rail units outlined in staffing plan
The report notes locations in Ark Oklahoma City Stillwater Enid Okla and Wichita Kan with Mr Holtz claw serving in an advisory capacity in personnel work for the division of unemployment compensation and placement. It states all railroad employees will receive service ratings used to determine promotions and salary increases.
Fairview notes include fifty year school anniversary
The Fairview school held its fiftieth anniversary with a large dinner attended by about 180 people. Retired teachers gave engaging talks as local residents and friends gathered at the school to celebrate the milestone.
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Guy
Lloyd
Theodore
Evan Griffith
Pleasant Valley
Robert Burghart
Bobbie
Kansas City
Paul Koehler
Edna
Shirley Ann
John Douglass Howard
Lawrence
J. C Howard
D. C. O'Neal
al O'Neal
Hutchinson
Kan
Earnest Leary
Fairview
Ray Young
Roy Willeburt
Baldwin
John Douglas
Social calls and visits span weekend in Vinland and Topeka
Howard made a call at the Cooley home in Vinland Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Frank Hilleburt and their daughter Mary of Topeka spent Sunday and Monday with the R L Willeburt home.
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Howard
Cooley
Vinland
Frank Hilleburt
Mary
Topeka
R. L. Willeburt
Weighmaster Dies From Fall in Wichita
Jesse F. Trueheart, 50, weighmaster for the Kansas State grain inspection department, died from injuries after a 30-foot fall at a North Wichita location. Local officials reported the accident occurred at the grain facility, with investigators reviewing the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jesse F. Trueheart
Kansas State Grain Inspection Department
Grain businessman and World War II veteran dies after fall
The obituary notes a long career in grain and milling and identifies the deceased as a World War II veteran. He fell late Wednesday, ending a life spent in the local grain industry.
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