Pledge Class Plans Kitchen Shower for Miss Wolfe
Alpha Chi Omega pledge members entertain Miss Mary Anne Wolfe with a kitchen shower at 2124 Massachusetts Street hosted by Doris Lyons. Other guests include Jane Stante Latay Landis Jane Dunmire Judy Barkley Joyce Friesen Nirginia Thomson Delores Brown Bavery Rhoades Jeanne Trantum and more. Earlier in May Mia Williams and Mrs Clifford Dean hosted a miscellaneous shower for the bride to be Elaine Gilchrist Doris Lyons and Virginia Rose organized a pottery shower at the Gilchrist home. The L C Home Demonstration unit met at Mrs Robert Langley with guest Mrs Carl Hunzicker, and the outlook lesson was given by Mrs Kunz and Langley. The October meeting is set for October 17 at 1308 Ohio Street hosted by Mrs Louise Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi! Omega Sorority
Mary Anne Wolfe
Doris Lyons
Massachusetts Street
Jane Stante Latay Landis
Jane Dunmire
Judy Barkley
Joyce Friesen
Nirginia Thomson Delores Brown
Bavery Rhoades
Jeanne Trantum
Doris Lyons Biel
Misa Wolf
Mia
H. N. iMiams
Clifford Dean
Williams
Elaine Gilchrist
Virginia Rose
Gilchrist
L. C
Robert Langley
Carl Hunzicker
Sol Kunz
Langley
Louise Roberts
Ohio Street
Kansas truckers training course moves to Wichita
The Fleet Supervisors training course will run September 25 to 29 at the University of Extension Center in Wichita.Sponsored by Kansas Motor Carriers Association and seven other groups, the program marks the fifth such school by K U but first in Wichita. Instructors include D A Weaver of the Institute of Public Safety and Russell FitzPatrick, safety consultant. The course targets fleet owners and operators, focusing on driver selection, training, insurance costs, and accident prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Extension Center
Wichita
Altho
K. U
Amos Kramer
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
D. A. Weaver
Institute of Public Safety
Pennsylvania State College
Russell FitzPatrick
Austin
Texas
Weaver
FitzPatrick
Miss Lucy Caples to Visit for Weekend in Lawrence
Miss Lucy Caples will arrive from Chicago to spend the weekend with her aunt Mrs L N Lewis and to attend the K U T C U game. She is with the Great Northern railway in Chicago. Several other locals host visiting relatives and attend the game including Prof George M Beal and Mrs Beal, and Mr and Mrs E E Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Caples
Chicago
L. N. Lewis
K. U.T. CU
Miss Caples
Great Northern Railway
Elma Beal
Grant
Ala
George M. Beal
Beal
Kate Duncan Smith
D.A.R
Guntersville
Als
George Docking
Ohn G. Spencer
Kansas City
Spencer
Files
Fort Scott
B. H. Mohler
Lawrence
Pinole
Calif
C. B. Wells
Hugh Bayles
E. E. Ray
James W. Murray
Fort Riley
Grace Knee
Imler, Pens
Carl Senn
Senn
Charles Ross
Tonn
McClung
A. F. Schermerhorn
Garnett
Leta Schermerhorn
Brand
Agriculture agency pins 50 degree hatch temp
The U S Department of Agriculture identifies 50 degrees as the optimal temperature for hatching ears, guiding farmers on prevailing conditions to maximize incubation success and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Federal funds reshuffle relief costs in Kansas
Topeka reports that federal welfare grants starting October 1 will cut more than 2 million dollars annually from the state and 105 counties relief burden. About 90 thousand dollars monthly will aid permanently disabled on general assistance and 80 to 90 thousand monthly for parents or guardians of dependent children. Approximately 3,500 disabled residents may qualify. a special Beelman-led staff will screen applicants and the program could offset earlier state cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cp-Frank Long
Kansas
New Home
Long
Pro F.C. Beelman
State Board of Health
Arkalalah Festival Invites Queens From Several Cities
Arkansas City's 19th annual Arkalalah fall festival will invite queens from Queens and City, Kansas, and northern Oklahoma cities to participate October 80-81. Chamber of Commerce president C. D. I announced the invitation today.
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City
Kan
Oklahoma Cities
Queens
Arkansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Cooler Air Is Pushing Southward Across Nation
Chicago reports cooler air moving southward across the country as clouds obscure the sun. Rain fell in many areas and temperatures dropped over the northern Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather pattern spans warm south to cool northern regions
Temperatures remain warm from Texas across the southeast to the south Atlantic states and the far southwest. Cooler readings persist in parts of the Midwest and the north Atlantic and New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic States
Midwest
North Atlantic
New England
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K. U. Extension Center
Warren Banning
Trinity Lutheran Church
Castle Tea Room
Vesta Rule
Marvin Selichnow
Banning
Charles Banning
Litwin
Wes” Berg, Mgr
Greene
Dammer
Oxfords
UTTON
Betsy Ross
Promucine Srk
Aemeoth
Hamilton
Hametton
Mass
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