Women's Page gathers society notes and club events
TRUE KINDRED received three petitions at their meeting in Mason temple last evening. They elected two other persons to receive the degrees. Mrs. J. R. Raffelock announced a school of instruction in Kansas City on March 29. Retta Conclave members planned to attend. Mrs. Jay Brown led the session. Mrs. G. W. Ponton was honored with a surprise for her birthday. A cake, cards, and handkerchiefs were given. Nearly 40 people attended. Buffet Supper host Bertha Richardson to Monday Stitchers club. pinochle after. Salad recipe from Mrs. Raymond Warner includes crushed pineapple, jello, cottage cheese, mayonnaise, nuts. Several club notes, lessons, and hobby talks followed. Invest in Freedom U S Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
J. R. Raffelock
Kansas City
Kas
Retta
Mde
Jay Brown
G. W. Ponton
Bertha Richardson
Husbands and Friends
Ralph Loyd
R. L. Davis
Bob Huff
Mmes
John Kramer
Dwight Haworth
Bob Dixon
Davis
Huff
Don Capper
Howard Henderson
Raymond Warner
la Sertoma Club
la Sertouma Club
J. J. Pinney
Richard Turner
Guy Potts
Glenn Ainsworth
Ben Gilmore
P. F. Thompson
Tony van
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Lowell D New
Mr and Mrs Lowell D New of Fairbanks Alaska welcomed a son weighing eight pounds six ounces. The infant’s arrival was announced to Mr and Mrs Frank New of 711 Tremont. Lytle Green Burch engineer Mr New. Maternal grandparents Dr and Mrs J L Van Gilder Osawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank New
Tremont
Lowell D. New
Fairbanks
Alaska
New
Lytle - Green - Burch Engineering Co
J. L. van Gilder
Osawatomie
How My Voice Works at Franklin County Rural Life Club
Miss Doris Compton extension recreation specialist from Kansas State College spoke at the Franklin County Rural Life Club meeting at the Nelson hotel on March 8 1940. Lovina Day was elected council member for the State Rural Life conference. A social hour followed with cake cookies and coffee. several guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Compton
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Franklin County Rural Life Club
Nelson Hotel
Annabeth Kimball
Lovina Day
State Rural Life
Nadine Bryan
Gene Brecheisen
Isabel Gallemore
Mary Melcher
Margaret Hutchins
Nila Record
Virginia Shambaugh
Louis Wagner
Marvelle Cooksey
Bertha Thompson
Jean Manchester
Freone McClay
Rolland Elling
William Homan
Raymond Wagner
Bob Dietrich
Calvin Brecheisen
John Hahn
Philip Mosher
Major Acquitted of Aiding Enemy in Korea Case
Major Am brose H Nugent was acquitted by a court martial of aiding the enemy after a seven week trial the longest in U S military history. The 45 year old Army career officer who spent 38 months as a Korean prisoner of war was freed to return to field artillery. Seven of the nine colonels on the court were Korean veterans. Nugent was the first of five former Korea POWs tried on collaboration charges to be found innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Siil
Okla
Ambrose H. Nugent
Field Artillery
Korea
U. S
Nugent
Garnett Dentist Heads Association
Dr. Frank C. Carothers of Garnett Kas has been elected president of the University of Kansas City School of Dentistry Alumni Assn. Other officers chosen include Dr. Mike R. Roney of Wichita as president-elect, Dr. Leonard E. Carr and Dr. Carl W. Sawyer of Kansas City, and Dr. Max Armstrong of Tulsa as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank C. Carothers
Garnett
Kas
University of Kansas City School of Dentistry
Mike R. Roney
Wichita
Leonard E. Carr
Carl W. Sawyer
Max Armstrong
Tulsa
Television Show Delayed Voters In Ipswich Budget Passes
Ipswich town meeting approved an 800000 dollar budget after about 100 members were summoned from television sets to secure a quorum. Only 335 of 425 members attended at 7 50 p m delaying the vote by about an hour. Town Counsel William F Hayes warned the budget could raise the tax rate by 4 to 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Mass
William F. Hayes
Speed, Ruff and Gentle in Detroit Traffic Court
In Detroit Traffic Court yesterday, defendants Speed Bain Jr. and Ruff A. Lewis received reckless driving sentences. The case highlights concerns over court handling of high speed offenses in urban traffic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ruff
Gentle
Speed Bain Jr
Ruff A. Lewis
Notable Fines and Licenses Suspended
The court fined $25 and suspended operator licenses for six months. Gentle Willis received five days in jail and a six month driving ban. The remark about serving tamales with Parmesan cheese added a humorous note to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentle Willis
Babies Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital
The Maimer couple of Paola Route 1 welcomed Richard Julius on February 27 weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Alan Everett Heidel and wife of 723 F So Poplar welcomed Lucinda Faye on March 2 weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Earl Ray Watts of Quenemo welcomed Samuel Calvin on March 2 weighing seven pounds two ounces. Marvin Edison Palmer of 1444 S Main welcomed Kenneth Lee on March 3 weighing seven pounds 13 ounces. Clifford Beecher Adkinson of 415 S Cedar welcomed Cynthis Sue on March 3 weighing six pounds nine ounces. Herald Want Ads Phone 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Maimer
Florentine Antona Maimer
Route 1
Paola
Richard Julius
Heidel
Alan Everett Heidel
Poplar
Lucinda Faye
Watts
Earl Ray Watts
Quenemo
Samuel Calvin
Palmer
Marvin Edison Palmer
S. Main
Kenneth Lee
Adkinson
Clifford Beecher Adkinson
S. Cedar
Cynthis Sue
Club Forecast Wednesday Events and Club Notices
A compact listing shows several club items including Child Study with Mrs Jerryn, Tot-Term with Mrs B M Been, Skilton Music Club featuring Tony Jones, Franklin County NRABS with Mra BE Skidmore, and Birthday notices for Mrs Bob Boulgers. Also scheduled are League of Women Voters with Mrs William Myers at 8 p.m., North Baptist WMWS Semkers at Trinity Methodist, and Rebekahs. A menu note suggests curry powder in cream sauce for boiled onions, served with broiled chicken, rice, and carrot salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerryn
B. M
Skilton Music Club
Tony Jones
U. Franklin County
NRABS
BE. V. Skidmore Atom Pee
G. C
Bob Boulgers
L.W
R. W. Pope
Ee League of Women Voters
William Myers
North Baptist
S. Semkers
Trinity Methodist Church
Rebekahs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Page Society
C.W.B.C
Arthur Jones
Credit Women
England
Sam Shumate
Alma Schweitzer
Maxine Finch
Norma Stewart
Albert Jones
John Fisher
Harry Dodd
Robert Cole
Rex Kirkland
Evelyn Bledsoe
Freedom—U. S. Bonds
Smith
Chappell’s
Ottawa
Herald
The
Mies
Alfonso Mages
John Clarkin
Howard Galt
Louis Vaughn
John Flehmer
Carol Wedman
Craig
Mr. Olivet Helping Hand Society
Jeanne Davis
Bacone College
Pleasant Valley School
Beryl Piersol
Mabel Davis
E. D. McCrary
San Antonio
Tex
W. G. Tulless
Charles S. Darville
Carolyn
Richard
Overland Park
Floyd Barnett
Beverly
Baker University
Roberta
Roger
East of Ottawa
Clare Shadle
Bob
Mrs
Ottawa Society
Garnett Dentist Heads Association
Gary Lee Clark
Donald E. Clark
Teresa Ann Salb
Joseph Leon
Steven Leo
Leo Salb
Willow
W. H. Salb
S. Hickory
Carl Bennett
N. Oak
J. W. Happy
N. Cedar
Wright Studio
Gary Nelson Farrar
Dallas Farrar
So. Cedar
W. J. Farrar
Route J
Kinceai
Joe Mitchell
Route 4
Wan
Shawn
St.josten
Pirin
Richardson
Pat Perkins
Bates Cottons
BATES
Pepperell
Kris v Denims
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