Mrs. Klopfenstein Finds Time Now to Grow Flowers
Mrs. Laura Klopfenstein, living at 1101 Wt St, maintains a thriving flower garden after 18 years operating a boarding house and cooking for EU athletes. Her yard features marigolds, dahlias, zinnias, roses, and elephant ears, with cuttings taken for winter indoors. She credits an Arkansas hoe and timely watering, shares plant starts, and enjoys giving bouquets to friends while recounting her Kansas roots and family.
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Laura Klopfenstein
St. St
Journal-World Photo
Helsinki
Klopfenstein
Hesper
Lth
St. Sts
John
Larry
Oklahoma City
Bob
Lawrence
Square Dance Class Success Leads to Club Joins
The Lawrence Square Dance Association concluded its summer adult class taught by Dr. Karl Edwards at the Little Banquet Hall. Graduates include Homer and Ann Broers, Harvey and Mary Edna Doud, Judy Gifford, Dale Math ey, and many others from Ozankie and Eudora who will join local clubs this fall.
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Lawrence Square Dance Association
Karl Edwards
Homer
Ann Broers
Harvey
Mary Edna Doud
Judy Gifford
Dale Mathey
Eudora
Jerry Farvier
Willis
Evelyn Freeman
Ralph
Eleanor Gulley
Paul
Evelyn Johnston
Charles
Susan Nicol
Church
Shirley Patti
Bernard
Dorothy Nigus
Syd Ra
Marguerite Dakoff
Barney
Dorothy Abel
Richard
Barbara Funk
Jim
Suzette Slocomb
Square Dance Association
One of Those Odd Lineups in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut Jane Yurkauskas 44 became a grandmother when her daughter Mary Ann McDonald 20 gave birth to a boy. A few hours later Yurkauskas herself delivered a baby boy in the same hospital. The family and newborns are reported in good condition. A grocery note adds that fresh pork roasts may be rotisserie cooked, reducing cooking time.
Cub Scout Pack 3059 Begins Fall Activities Tonight
The first regular fall meeting of Cub Scout Pack 3059 was held at the First Presbyterian Church. Scoutmaster J R Waymire welcomed new and returning Cubs and parents as Den 7 led the opening ceremony. Den 4 won the Cubby attendance award and conducted the closing ceremony while pins were awarded to Cubs from several dens.
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Cub Scout
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Waymire
Bob Schmalberg
Chris Phelps
Greg Whittington
Brad Raley
Bill Spencer
Darrell Lincoln Bennett
Brad Zillcox
Bruce Flanders
Steven Scannell
Mike Raffelock
Dick Gillerman
Jeff Scmalberg
Robert Johnson
David Johnson
Larry Johnson
Steve Mitchell
Harry Bailey
Joe Schurr
Sammy Brien
John Funston
Jim Woollems
David Crawley
Eugene Clower
Social Calendar Weekend Events and Open House Notes
Saturday Merry Mixers at the Dance Club eight p.m. IOOF Hall. Sunday Sigma Alpha Iota Alumnae tea at three p.m. with Harold G Barr at 1726 Indiana Street and open house for KU School of Education faculty wives of husbands from four to six p.m. Monday Lawrence Flower Club at Episcopal Parish House three zero p.m.
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IOOF
Sigma Alpha_Iota
Harold G. Barr
Ind
Dean
Kenneth Anderson
Clifton Ct
KU School of Education
Lawrence Flower Club
Episcopal
Those Nine Months Series By Dr Virgil Damon
Expectant parents gain reassurance and practical guidance from Dr Virgil Damon in a six part series Those Nine Months. Damon with forty years as a top New York gynecologist shares insights from his nine thousand deliveries to help couples understand and support each other during pregnancy.
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Virgil Damon
Damon
New York City
Volunteers Listed For Blood Center In Lawrence Memorial
Names of donors volunteers and staff at the Red Cross Blood Center in Lawrence Memorial Hospital for September 1 through 15 announced. Donors include Ann Cerf Richard Harp Rev HW Marett Alt L Rose and many others. physicians nurses Gray Ladies staff aides and recruitment volunteers also listed.
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Red Cross Blood Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ann B. Cerf
Richard Harp
HW. M. Marett
AL Tl. Rose
George Oliver
Violet Bahnmater
Francis Schumann
Jack Duncan
Glenn Cochran
John W. Brann Jr
Ray Grammer
George Com
Jane Kleinberg
James Cooper
David Ragan
Donald Earls
John Eniick
Harold M. McArdle
Lee Myers
Horace A. Masden
James EE. Rainskill
Donna Rainskill
Everett Norris
Virgil Pistol
Barbara Hartley
Walter Meserve
Larry Lefhels
Phillip Stevens
Agri Reed
Philip Godwin
Halen Hills
Metarthy
Campbell
Aldes
Barbara Muiller
Mary Storer
Paula Adkins
Gray
Agnes Bray
Grace Pearson
Iva Bello Harper
Mather Bigsby
Emdythe Ransell
Virginda O'Connor
Dodie Oliver
Alberta Huston
Canteéen
Rhuth Stringhan
Paulre Richardson
Cora Davenport
Vivian Springer
Norma Cramer
Myrte S. Willson
Della Williams
Opal Scanlan
Agnes Shmalberg
Lynn Rothwell
Gladys Hatty Schultz
Jane
New Charter For Eudora Cub Scouts At Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 3064 of Eudora received its new charter at Tuesday night’s meeting in the Methodist Church community room. Rev. Harvey Doud accepted the charter from Kenneth Jackson, with recognitions for memberships and magazines. Alvie Guy won a transmitter radio for selling the most Scoutorama tickets, runners-up Mike Ford Kevin Roberts and Bobby Wisdom received neckerchief slides. Charles Wingeback earned the Bobcat Badge as Dr. Leo Lauber announced attendance and welcomed him. Cubmaster Guy announced a skating party for 4 p.m. Saturday Sept 28.
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Eudora
Methodist Church
Harvey Doud
Kenneth Jackson
Alvie Guy
James Guy
Mike Ford
Kevin Roberts
Bobby Wisdom
Leo Lauber
Charles Wingeback
Charles
Den 2
Herb Miner
Den 3
Pete Gammill
Cranberry Moves into Fashion This Season
Cranberries, once a staple of Native American use, rise in fashion as a color and material influence for garments. Harvesters anticipate a crop near 111,760,000 pounds after Labor Day, while recipes mix cranberry with ground beef for burgers.
Cire: A New Fashion Fabric From Europe
A new material called cire appears in Paris and New York fashion stories. It is a double fabric with arnel on the surface and other yarns on the back, creating a quilted look that is flattened, waxed, and lacquered for a glazed, wrinkle resistant surface. Currently Europe only, with U S converters researching the effect for future use.
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Paris
New York
Yves St. Laurent
Louis Feraud
Nina Ricci
Europe
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