Society Notes Roundup From Lawrence Kansas Town
A dense society page lists upcoming meetings and social events across Lawrence. juvenile lodge of the A C met at Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society at 2:30 p m with Elsie Larson directing a lesson. Numerous local families attended a covered dish gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs F O Richardson. An engagement and marriage are announced for Miles Helen Spence and John Carson McMann with details of their KU ties. A high school Enworth League picnic was held near town with 40 members, and the Contemporary Literature Study Club plans a meeting at Mrs Ralph Hoyer. Royal Neighbors and Easter party festivities fill the weekend in town society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Helen Spence
A.O. Spence
Salina
John Carson McMann
Bertha McMann
Kansas City
Kan
Independence
McMann
University of Kansas
Kappa*Alpha Theta Sorority
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Enworth
Methodist
Whder
Robert Wood
Marjorie Gosner
H. A. Gordon
E. E. Pierson
Mr. Wood
Contemporary Literature Study Club
The
Ralph Hoyer
el Louisiana Street
Holloway’s Hall
Wild Oil Gusher A Menace Of Fire In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City April 1 The Mary Sudik No 1 oil gusher in the Oklahoma City field shoots oil and gas hundreds of feet into the air amid high winds and fire risk. Fire precautions are taken city wide as drilling stops and oil fires spread to Bodine City and field outskirts. Officials estimate flow at 2000 to 3000 barrels per hour with 200 million cubic feet of gas, prompting widespread alarms and protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mary Sudik
Bodine City
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil
Foster Petroleum Companies
Animal Siamese Twins Grafted At University of Iowa
Iowa City AP reports a surgical procedure at the University of Iowa produces animal twins by grafting two young animals together, primarily tadpoles and newts. The experiment aims to explore sex characteristics and potential variations, though the work remains experimental and on low-order animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Emil Witschi
Witschi
Towa City
University of Iowa
Census Reapportionment Ties to Fifteenth Census
Changes in House membership will follow the 15th decennial census starting tomorrow. Seventeen states likely lose 28 seats while eleven gain the same total as reallocation occurs for 1932. Big city representation may rise, affecting liquor issue politics. 120000 census takers begin enumeration of about 120 million people, collecting unemployment and farming data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ape
House
Congress
Census Bureau
Altho
Arizona
Connecticut
Florida
North Carolina
Oklahoma
California
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
Texas
Alabama
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Mississippi
Iota Phi Phi club meets for home program in Eudora
The Iota Phi Phi club gathered Friday afternoon in Eudora with Miss Fay Lepper presiding. A program on Home Decorations was given by Mrs. Toby Miller, Household Hints led by Mrs. Irene Carter, Iwcipen by Mrs. Evelyn Miller, and Entertainment by Miss Henrietta Schubert. Dainty refreshments followed. Next meeting set for March 28 in Lawrence with Mrs. Leslie Reber hosting. Guests at supper included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holder and children, Mrs. Grace Neustifter and children, George Brown of Topeka, and Judge S. M. Holder of Onaga. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller hosted a family dinner Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of De Soto, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lothholz and son Billy, Mr. Ed Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Miller land Billy. Amy Ewing and Jean Ewing of Lawrence were Sunday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Phi Phi Club
Fay’ Lepper
Toby Miller
Round Table
Irene Carter
Iwcipen
Evelyn Miller
Henrietta Schubert
Leslie Reber
Lawrence
Hugh Holder
Grace Neustifter
George Brown
Topeka
S. M. Holder
Onaga
Guy Grimes
Ray Miller
Harry Miller
DeSoto
Oscar Lothholz
Vinland Community News Summary
Vinland locally reports visits by Mr and Mrs W B Andrews and son Raymond of Pierceville Kan and other relatives. Miss Grace Hiatt of Lawrence and Mrs Claude Davault of Wellsville spend time with locals. The operetta Pioneers Papoose is slated for April 11 at the high school. Hospital exams for high school students are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Andrews
Raymond
Pierceville
Kan
Claude Davault
Wellsville
Grace Hiatt
Lawrence
Howard Eay
Doris Hiatt
Vinland
Guy Love
McConnell Hospital
Elizabeth McPheeters
Archie Baugher
Charles Hemingway
W. A. McPheeters
Michael
Richland
Walter Chalfant
Laura Talley
Flory
Will Ruesch
Dale Crady
Teddy Dale
Frank Ruesch
Gale Gimlet
Roy Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Grade events and debates fill Vinland district calendar
Mr Carpenter receives banner for annual grade tournament to be awarded Friday. Freshmen hosted sophomores at a Hole-in-the-Rock picnic on March 10. Vinland Grade School to present two operettas at the high school on April 4. The annual grade school tournament at the high school is set for March 28 with poster contests and extemporaneous speeches. Debating teams won Bronze Shield in district B. they tied Clearwater in state Class B with both schools receiving caps. Harmony Grade School plans a program and plate lunch on March 29. The Baker University debate class hosted high school debaters in Lawrence for helpful guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Vinland
Paola
Baldwin
Baker University
Harmony
Clearwater
Lawrence
Esther Eckman
Herschell Hemphill
Emily O'Brien
James York
Saat
Mes. Barclay
Miss Windett
School of Fine Arts
Simmons
Topeka
Greenwood Valley Junior Capital Club Meeting
Greenwood Valley branch met at Hazel Glenn's home on Saturday March 22. Those present were listed in attendance with members and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Valley Junior Capital Club
Hazel Glenn
Lecompton Night with Slavens Ladies Recorded
Friday night social in Lecompton with Henrietta and Edith Slavens noted. The brief item records a local gathering attended by the two women, reflecting community happenings in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Edith Slavens
Lecompton
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A. C
T O'Tlock
Trinity
Lutheran Missionary Society
Elsie
Larson Quill
Anna Hutt
Land
F. O. Richardson
Elmer Brown
Jack Gage
K. C. Vans
Misse Club
al .R. C. Rankin
Tecan
J. Bidiss Wilma Miller
Miss May Riggs
Dorothy Brown
Gladys Smith
Montana
Florence Dill
Bonnie Lee Halberg
Margaret Nelson
Louise Thorne
Catherine Siebers
Lucile Soxman
Ruth Brown
Mary Jane
John D. Dunn
Dunns
Valley Chapel
Mr. Dunn
Dunn
Elmer Sawyer
Hugo Schellhorn
John Banks
Neal
Nicholl Thoms
Nicholl Thoms, Jr
Walter
Oscar McNees
Winston
Harry Bowen
Inez Bowen
Willis Dunn
John Tobler
Robert Watts
Henry, Beck
Anna Boyd
W. C. Flory
Howard Longanecker
Gottlieb Nieder
Solon Markley
Rolex Wilson
Elizabeth
Methodist Church
Renee Adoree Iil
Ananetatedt
Presse
Piura -Rienee
Adore
Crescenta
Cal
Paris
Tollman
Illinois
Eudora
Associated Press
Hoover
Buddy Poppy
Little Louis June Alten
Samuel Marshall
Just
Lwytiana Dreyer
William Lancaster
S. L. Dark
W. B. Glenn
Hazel Plateman
Ben Murph
Carl Rake
A. Po Rw
Bessie Herschell
Johnston
Edna Geelan
Janie Duncan
A. S. Armstrong
Sarah Slavens
Lecomp+ ‘ton
Slavens
Greenwood Valley P
T. A
Charles Wells
Kellorge
Hazel Gleim
Wynona, Dreyer
Gracie
Elsie Kellorg
Greenwood Valley
Kathleen
Lydia E. Pinkham
San Antonio Evening News
Victor H. Call
Box 76
San Antonio
Ward
TE Ae
Times Square
Omy, Fesiver Sr
Remy Oe
Eral
Maosksgn Ouinm President
10Th and
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Home Service & Laundry CO
13Th and Conn
Vhone 3
Plume Chiffon
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