Community Clubs Plan Autumn Social Calendar
The University club announces its year program starting with the annual tea on Sunday October 12 in club rooms. Richard Stevens presides, George Bradshaw chairs social activities. Local gatherings include a dinner dance tonight at the Country club honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Senne of San Francisco. About 30 friends attend.
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University Club
Richard HK. Stevens
George W. Bradshaw
A. B. Senne
San Francisco
Country Club
Lawrence Social News and Wedding Notices
Lawrence residents attend church receptions and club meetings as families and organizations publish schedules. The Old Friends club, Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae, and elementary teachers gather for social events while weddings crown local families. Births and PTA plans also appear amid community notices.
Calendar Club Holds Annual Tea in Memorial Room
The Weben's Calendar Firm hosted its yearly program in the Memorial room of the church yesterday afternoon. Jane Topping, president, welcomed guests as Miss Twila Wagner, a University student, and Doris McConnell of Lawrence High School performed piano pieces. Mrs. Pearl Campbell, a fine arts student, sang several selections while a lace-covered tea table displayed yellow blossoms, lavender asters, and white candles.
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W.sc.s
First
Methodial Church
F. G. Snart
V. K. Bruner
Ray Weakley
J. S. Daniels
George Hoefer
O. E. Allison
Hazel Dawson
Wesleyan Service Guild
Kelvin Hoover
Wayne Reployte
Wintter Watts
Pearl Curran
Patricia
Barbara
Londonderry Air
WSLS
Weben
Jane Act Topping
Twila Wagner
Doris McConnell
Lawrence High School
Pearl Campbell
Mrs. Topping
Kiwanis Delegates Return From Midwest Conference
Miss Hilda Koehler of New York visits her parents at 1211 Kentucky Street. Harold Gena George Hoef er and H. T. Craig returned from Wichita where they attended the Mo.Kan. Ark. Kiwanis convention. H. S. Oliver attends the National Locker association meeting in Kansas City. Mrs Lois Hagen’s condition after Saturday automobile crash is fair at Lawrence Memorial. Her husband John Hagen, a business student, has a fractured ankle and is listed in good condition at Watkins Memorial hospital.
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Hilda Koehler
New York City
Paul Koehler
Kentucky Street
Harold Gena
George Hoefer
H. T. Craig
Wichita
Mo.Kan.Ark
Kiwanis Clubs
H. S. Oliver
National Locker Association
Kansas City
Lois Hagen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Hagen
School of Business
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Cole brothers founder Jesse J. Cole dies in Junction City hospital
Jesse J. Cole founder of the Cole brothers stores in Kansas and Missouri died today in a Junction City hospital after a week of illness from heart trouble. He was born in Fort Scott and opened his first store in Garnett before expanding regions.
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Junction City
Kan
Jesse J. Cole
Cole Brothers
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Scott
Garnett
Isus
Salina paper by resigning cancer society president
Mrs J E Johntz of Abilene resigned as president of the Kansas division American Cancer Society after seven years. Tom Stewart of Wellington was named to the presidency with appointment from regional commander Mrs Davis S Long. The change occurred at a state staff conference opening in Salina.
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Salina
Kan
J. E. Johntz
Abilene
Kansas
American Cancer Society
Tom Stewart
Wellington
Johntz
Davis S. Long
Harrisonville
Portrait to hospital portrait by Dr Sudler at KU School of Medicine
Dr Mervin T Sudler, Lawrence physician and former dean, donated an oil portrait to KU School of Medicine at the request of the university. He served as professor of surgery from 1905 to 1924 and directed the medical school for the last 13 years of that span, while living in Lawrence and commuting to Kansas City.
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Mervin T. Sudler
Lawrence
University of Kansas
School of Medicine
University
Sudler
Surry
Kansas City
Peach Cake With Peaches and Molasses
Recipe outlines a peach cake using flour sugar salt baking powder shortening egg milk and peaches. Prepare dough roll, top with halved peaches, cinnamon molasses, bake 350 F for about 35 minutes yields 8 servings. James at 1319 Vermont St.
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James
Vermont St
Stores expand across Kansas and Missouri frontier
The company operates stores in Junction City Manhattan Paola Chanute Parson s Kan and Nevada Mo after a Nevada residence since 1922. This expands regional reach with a network spanning multiple towns in the two states.
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Nevada
Lamar
Junction City
Manhattan
Paola, Chanute and
Parsons
Kan
Fire Aboard Cedar Mountain Kills One Crewman
A flash fire and explosion aboard the tanker Cedar Mountain in Texas City last night killed third assistant engineer Robert Bruback of Pittsburgh. Initial reports believed two tugmen were trapped in the engine room before the fire was put out.
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Texas City
Tex
Cedar Mountain
Robert Bruback
Pittsburgh
William Fall
Flushing
L. L
Explosion Cause Unclear After Incident
Report notes that the explosion had only one life established as lost and that the exact cause was not immediately determined. Further investigations are expected to determine what sparked the blast and whether any other factors were involved.
Eisenhower to visit Manhattan for fall tribute day
A tentative full day program is planned for General Dwight D. Eisenhower in Manhattan Kansas on October 25. The Army chief of staff will come to pay tribute to Kansas State College students and graduates who...
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Manhattan
Kan
Dwwit D. Eisenhower
Army
Kansas State College
Wartime Service Highlight and Eisenhower Parade Plans
Fragmentary text notes a World War II veteran connection to Kansas State, mentions a four day game with Necrassa, and references General Eisenhower viewing a parade between 9 and 11 a.m. He is said to speak at a coffee assembly and witness a football name on an afternoon list.
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Kansas
Necrassa
Homer
Eisenhower
Letter threats from League of Fighting Youth for a Free Palestine
In Jerusalem in September a letter signed by The League of Fighting Youth for a Free Palestine threatens to obscure support within three months unless the proposal is withdrawn. The document references Ben-Gurion and demands action to reverse policy.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gunon
League of Fighting Youth For A Free
Death of an Offensive, A Costly Wave in New Era
An unclear report notes a fatal incident tied to an offensive event and wave of damage. Names, places, and precise actions are unreadable, but the text implies a death linked to a troubling episode and subsequent consequences.
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Robert Haggart
Mu Phi Epsilon
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Harry. Dowden Brown
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
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