Learning goals and Russian education contrast
Dr. Ernest M. Ligon cites Russia’s eight hour, six day school system and high graduation math and science gains to contrast with U S. religious freedom and education gaps. He warns Sunday school lessons fade without daily life application and review. He also notes future space efforts may face a Russian welcome.
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Ernest M. Ligon
Harriman
New York
Russia
Dnofed
Ligon
Hospital Trip Brings Bridal Shower Plans for Louann Lowrance
A bridal shower is hosted at Mrs. Maxwell's home as Louann Lowrance plans marriage to Charles Qn. The note expresses a wish for companionship and an upcoming wedding to secure a shared future, with guests attending and a social gathering during a hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louann Lowrance
Gene Maxwell
Miss Lowrance
Charles
Dear Ann: break or stay in long relationship
A reader asks if she should break off with a man she loves or stay in a nonmarital situation to avoid hurting her children. The advice stresses honesty, recognizing the relationship for what it is, and the risk of losing him entirely, noting practical and emotional factors, not finances.
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Ang
Tory Om
T. Wan
the Heart
Cancer
United Hospitals
Kansas
NHO
Toln
National
Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Leavin
Pf Urse
Ottawa Garden Club hosts potluck at First Methodist Church
Roundabout notes from Club Forecast on Ottawa Garden Club meeting at First Methodist Church with a 6:30 p.m. potluck. Ottawans praise West Young and E H Finch among officials cited for leadership. A National Home Demonstration Council citation and a commemorative stamp for N H D C were announced, with future plan hinted.
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M. V. Holmes
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Potluck
National Home Demonstration Council
Wichita
West Young
E. H. Finch
Albert
Verne Alden
Johnson
Leland Monroe
Liggett
E. R. Lichtenberger
Clarence Ingersoll
Fred Doman
Alice Campbell
William Gossett
Cancer Society
Ward Ralston
C. C. Blood
Garnett
N.H.D.C
Group Organizes W M Ireland as First Chairman
W M Ireland was named first chairman at a organizational meeting of senior S yesterday. Rote Kerr was elected for three months as secretary Miant Humiston was treasurer. Plans set for a general meeting on the first Friday of each month at Youth Center. Nell Barnaby spoke on organization and Mrs Judson Lee oversaw entertainment. Light refreshments served. Twenty four attended with Orlig Cox from the Recreation Commission and Mrs Russell Criles from B and P W Club present.
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W. M. Ireland
Firs
Rote Kerr
Miant Humiston
Rensurét
Nell Barnaby
Judson Lee
Orlig Cox
Recreation Commission
Russell
Criles
Community Women Groups and Clubs Meet Across Town
A collage of local groups and auxiliaries gathers for meetings and events. Listings include NonDat Stitchers and National Grand Wives with Chester. Navy Mothers and Mothers Circle. Daughters of the American Revolution. Beaucant and Beta Beta Phi activities. church women from North Baptist and First Christian. and Mission Circles, social hours, and luncheon events at various venues. Multiple locations noted, including Main 6368, Osawatomie park, and country club dining events.
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Turaday
Tiltred
Emery Green
Dan Toumberlin
Paxree
Hoye Gtage
Wycorrt
Harry Pehimata
Mia
Leola Lewis
Clyde Johnson
TA Mission Circle
Ye G. McConathie
Beta Blema Phi
Beverly Hjorth
Toolbatt
Daughters OF Anerican Revolution
Bert Anderson
Mae
Grant Carey
Ladies Aid
John Za AG
Osawatomie
Grocery list fragment from a pantry note
Readable items include 2c hot tomato juice pout 1 pkg lemon jello celery 1 can tuna small see of sweet pickle and on. This fragment summarizes a list-like note with several pantry staples and condiments.
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Cecelerys
Bright lad voted boy most likely to sacky seed at college
A humorous note from Socialettes Cripped recalls a junior at the agricultural college nicknamed the boy most likely to sacky seed. Mrs. 8. H. Haight hosts two cousins as house guests, Mrs. and Mrs. W.
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the Agricultural College
H. Haight
Halloween party at Mud Creek by club in Pontiac
Christie of Pontiac and Mrs E F Saunders of Detroit attended the Mud Creek community club Halloween program at the school. Mrs Eva Hall taught music with pupils. Max Blankenbeker won best costume. Games and refreshments followed. Officers elected were Mrs Fred Scott president Lyman Geisman vice president and Mrs Geisman secretary treasurer. Thirty five attended.
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LMS
Julius R. Raffelock
Grand Circle of de Molay Mothers of
State of Kansas
Shawnee
Beller Studio
Ann Landers
Sture
Gladys
Eric
Ft. Madison
Bloom
Ames
B. G. Otto
Eimer Bell
Eli Clavel
Fred Schnoke
Albert Caleb
Ern
Mr R. O
Mra
Chester
K.” Strue Rindald
Friends Night
Wi H. Douglas
P. B
K. de We
NAVY
Eldon Sonfoke
Bert Ti
Auta Ghland
Roy Ry Caer Jaynes
Ghatien Mavity Hee
ST Baptist W. M
North Baptist
W. M
First Christian
Women's Association
Royal Neighbors
L.T. Pattie
Willianburg
Téqué Hdu, Lalkes
Ashley
Indiana
Parker
Crawford Parker
San Diego Outlook
Douglas
The
Kansas State Chamber OF Commerce
AROR
State of
Organized Labor
National Labor Relations Board
International Brotherhood of
Kansas City
Brotherhood
8Th and &T
Minnesota
of Kansas
Ashington
D. C
International Brotherhood OF Boilermakers
Tts
Homer E. Patton
Earl B. Ashbrook
Saffron Glass Co
Ottawa Typographical Union
Max R. Gilmore
Franklin County
Ottawa
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
American Legion
Masonic Lodge No. 18
Aly
Pol. Adv
Max Gilmore
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