Lawrence teachers plan spring picnic at Clinton Park
E. T. Burgess heads the Lawrence junior high faculty as enrollment rises. The spring picnic committee led by Margaret Lowman plans a picnic supper at Clinton Park next Tuesday at 5 p.m. with 1,300 expected attendees.
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Elizabeth Henderson
Educational Council of Lawrence
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Local Social Calendar Highlights Engagements and Meetings
The notice lists engagements for Kathleen June O’Neill to Marion T Walker of Oxford Kansas. It covers Girl Scout training sessions at Congregational parish house and Community building, plus officers and events for the Leaders Association. Also listed are mixers at KU and First Methodist church, plus birthdays, club meetings, and hospital births in memory of September events.
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Marion T. Walker
Marion T Walker
Oxford
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I. W. Hartley
Girl Scout Council
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Howard McConnell
JuLette Low
Stouffer
Edward Paxton
Leaders’ Association
Ralph Cain
C. Paez
Lawrence
Ottawa
First Methodist Church
Local Activities Cover Masonry Dinner and Community Meetings
The report notes a Masonry gathering presided by Dr. W. C. Harding with religious and musical portions, plus community club meetings including the Thursday Sewing club at Mrs. A. H. home and L. D. club at 1634 Rhode Island. Also covered is the marriage of Miss Marjorie Mae Trautwein and William Roy McDonald in Salina with details of attendees and reception plans.
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George F. Trautwein
Salina
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Oakland
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Joyce Rohrer
Mavme Porter
V. FE. Stucky
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Kansas City
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George F. Trautwein, Jr
Warren Hotel
University of Kansas
De-Seto High School
Local residents and visitors share updates on moves and travels
Strs Lyle Armel plans to return to Washington D C after visiting Mrs James Waugh and Mr Waugh, who recently moved addresses. R Stockwell of Carlsbad N M visits daughter Mrs Karl Kreider. Prof and Mrs F C Russell return from near Toledo Ohio. Mrs H E Russell accompanies them to Lawrence. Ned Russell of Kansas City Kan visits. Dr E Robinson of Independence Kan returns from the East. Miss Gaylene Kennedy remains in fair condition after a Saturday night car crash near Tonganoxie. Stan Kreiser returns to New York to resume work at Columbia University. Frank Kruse, ill with heart ailment, remains at home.
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Louisiana Street
Tonganoxie
Memorial Hospita
Stan Kreiser
New York
Columbia University
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Public School Visual Education Efforts Noted
Report mentions visual education in public schools and updates on local residents. Mrs. Floyd Sample enters St. Mary's hospital in Kansas City for a minor operation. The Reisners depart Fort Collins after visit. Day returns to Oregon as station agent. Joseph Robb moves from Lawrence Memorial to KU Medical Center. Mrs. Roy Linley visits Atchison with her son Alan. Ellis Johnston remains ill at Memorial Hospital.
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Ves
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Floyd Sample
St. Mary's Hospital
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Day
Union Pacific Railway Company
Joseph Robb
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Roy Linier
Atchison
Alan Linley
Linley
Ellis T. Johnston
Memorial Hospital
Apartment Construction Expands Manhattan Housing Units
In Manhattan Kansas the start of a 19 unit apartment house near Kansas State college marks another step toward easing the local housing shortage. Over the past six weeks a total of 65 new apartment units have been announced for Manhattan. The Market Basket prize this week goes to the best recipe for preserving peaches for winter use whether canning pickling preserving or other methods.
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Kansas State College
Emporia State College Reports Largest Enrollment Since 1946
Emporia State Teachers College in Emporia Kansas reported today the largest enrollment since 1946. The announcement notes continued demand for teacher education programs and highlights growth across department areas.
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Emporia
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