Lawrence notices and society happenings in April events
Local social column covers engagements marriages in Leavenworth and Girard Kansas. Mrs Wilson and bride from University of Kansas return home with family. Church groups plan meetings at 519 Louisiana and 2305 Vermont streets. KU students Juanita Slawson and Mary Engel cited for events. Educational Council of Lawrence teachers hosts spring party at Country Club. Continuous bridge and club activities noted with prize winners and hostess lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha’ Sharlett- Long
H.S. Long
Haskell ‘Avenue
Ernest, Wilson
AL Wilson
Leavenworth
The
Educational Council of Lawrence Teachers
Jeannette Bowersoch
Atvher
Oread Apartments
Colonial Tea Room
Mary Engel
Helen Walton
Edna Underwood
Tnas-Blaker
Virginia Hutson
Iss Dorothy Dunmire
Rose’ McCulloch
Personal notes from Parsons Kansas and area
Sports returned this morning with six months in Obérhin Kansas with his daughter Mrs Vena Stevenson. Hailstorm in Thayer caused minor damage to roofs and windows. Delegates from the northeast district Christian church gathering in Leavenworth yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obérhin
Kan
Chris‘tian, Ehurchi
Leavenworth
McFarland
Sella’ Dale
Lansay
City
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A short note from Robert Quillen titled Aunt Het appears in the 4928 publishers syndicate listing, detailing a humorous local column style piece. The entry labels the author and content type without additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het
Robert
Quillen
Stabbed in Hotel Lobby Ends Milwaukee Man's Life
Milwaukee man Harry Townsend was fatally stabbed in the Hotel Stevens lobby after an after theater crowd gathered. Bart Rogers, a former Milwaukee foundry worker, attacked Townsend with a knife after claiming Townsend called him a scab and knocked him down. Rogers surrendered to police claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Townsend
Milwaukee
Stevens
Townsend
Bart. Rogers
Rogers
Coffeyville High Leaves Verdigris Valley League
Coffeyville Kansas April 10 AP withdrawal of Coffeyville high school from football and basketball in the Verdigris valley league follows actions by Independence and Cha nate in similar steps. Five towns will stay in the league if Coffeyville and two others withdraw. Government radio station for Washington proposed by Senator Nye to broadcast government activities including congressional debates. Heavy rainfall 1.15 inches at Newton Harvey county after a winter with little precipitation. Trials of Harry Minner and Paul Ford postponed to Monday morning in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Coffeyville High School
Independence
Chanate
Southeast Kansas League
Altamont
Caney
Cherryvale
Fredonia
Neader
Sha
Washington
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Newton Newton
Kans
Harvey County
Ae Aean
Harry Minner
Paul Ford
Former Florida governor Catts faces counterfeiting indictments
Sidney J Catts sr former Florida governor and Baptist minister is charged in two federal indictments with aiding and abetting a million dollar counterfeiting conspiracy. Co defendants include Jan Didz Tomas attorney arrest in Miami Mateo Mir Armando Dominguez and Madeline Leon Burwell Diaz. Bail set 835000 for Diaz and 17560 for others. Catts allegedly provided 5000 to finance presses in exchange for 25000 in counterfeit money. Diaz allegedly tried to pass a counterfeit 100 note in Miami. he was a supporter of Catts during the 1910 1920s political era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Sidney J.catts,sr
Florida
Pieeremenican
Jujan Didz
Tamnas
Miami
Mateo Mir
Armando
Dominguez
Madeline Leon Burwell
Diaz
Secte- Atv
Lake
Jones
Jeet J Catts
Ring
Burwell
Catts
Long
Ediernor
Baker student elected to New York University fellowship
John Schwartz son of Mrs G W Schwartz of Topeka a Baker University chemistry senior earned a teaching fellowship at Washington Square College of New York University He will study organic chemistry and receive a substantial stipend aiding his graduate work He has served as a laboratory assistant to E R Cragoe head of Baker chemistry and belongs to Delta Tau Delta fraternity Harrington Lecture Tomorrow Dr G Leonard Harrington will speak on The Mental Hygiene of the Child at 4 30 Thursday in room 1103 Administration Building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Baldwin
Kan
John Schwartz
Morris Avenue
Topeka
Baker University
Washington Square College
New York University
Ee E. 3. Cragoe
Baker
Delta Tau Delta
Harrington
G. Leonard Harrington
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Grove residents gather for a Saturday afternoon at the John Daniels Home with Leslie Clough and family among those attending. Names include Sandy, Otto, Porter, Flory, Messer, Boehle, Lawrence visitors, and Leona Tagkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Leslie Clough
Gandy Vening
Sandy
Otto= saith
Alice
Tita Marie
William [Porter
Lois
Dudley Flory
Rose Messer
Williams and neighbors visit in Lawrence and Grove
A notes style summary reports multiple small visits by residents including Mr and Mrs William Porter and Mr and Mrs Guy Carpenter to Lawrence, A L Williams and Leonard, Henry Roley Flory to Grove, and various Sunday and Saturday calls. It mentions a Friday school meeting at the schoolhouse and social gatherings at the C P A hall and homes, with names such as Sandy Williams Lois Flory Marie Daniels and Elizabeth Sanders referenced among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
John Daniels
James Patterson
Lawrence
C. P.A
A. L. Williams
Sanders
Henry Boehle
Fairview
Boehle
Lois Flory
Rose Messer
Sandy Williams
Mayme Patterson
August Boehle
Jack Dillon
William Porter
Kansas City
Mac Woods
Viola
Rich Hill
Orville Flory
Leona Tucker
Ralph Messer
Paul
Dudley Flory
Roscoe Daniels
Marie Daniels
Frances Williams
Local Social Rounds and Farm Work Notes
CORLISS Mr and Mrs Erle Hunter and Hugh Osborn spent Tuesday evening at the W H Dent home. Mrs Cliff Musser spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs L L Corliss. Warren Belts of DeSoto did painting and paper hanging for Will Tripkoes on the Robert Turner farm last week and finished last Thursday. Blake Miller made a business trip to Kansas City Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Edison Savage of Clathe s and Mrs Will Savage of Bonita spent part of Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Erle Hunter. On their way home they called on Mrs Jack Clark. Mr and Mrs Cliff Musser called on Mrs W H Dent Wednesday afternoon. Theo Bird Sr was sick part of last week. Dr O Wright of DeSoto was called Thursday. Mrs Mitchell helped Mrs L J Corliss with house cleaning last week. Blake Miller was a passenger to Wopeka on a business trip. A number of farmers are preparing the ground for planting canteloupes. Mrs J O Huff spent Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Hunter
Hugh. Osborn
W. H. Dent
Cliff Musser
L. L. Corliss
Warren Belts
DeSoto
Will Tripkoes
Robert Turner
Blake Miller
Kansas City
Edison Savage
Clathes
Will Savage
Bonita
Jack Clark
Theo. Bird, Sr
O. Wright
Mitchell
L. J
Ggrliss
J. O. Huff
Couch
Hill Creel
Chas
Douglass K
Couch Farm
Zarah
Earl Ross
Enliven
Theo “Bird
James Everhart
Tonsas City
Bird
Edns
Kilmer
Olathe
Farm Bureau
Chas. Sparks
Ross Place
Furry Farm
Corliss
Edd Davis
Lawrence
Mabel Bird
Lin‘wood
Fred Hackler
Miles
Alex Catton
Joe Plummer
Osher
Henry Kluss
Hackler
DeSoto Social News Recap and Local Moves
DeSoto area reports include Mrs Dent evenings with guests Oma Dent while Huff and Mr Dent attend Masonic lodge in DeSoto. John Cramer family returns from Kansas City, Cedar Junction school makes up time, and Cedar School teacher Mrs Cox ill with flu. Local dance at Turner Hall draws a large crowd. Dr Boone attends sick cow. Various visits connect DeSoto residents with Kansas City and Des Moines relatives. Highway 10 closure west of hill creek disrupts travel to DeSoto for students and workers.
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DeSoto
Cedar Junction
Cox
I Eli, Lawler
Kansas City
Turner ‘Hall
Boone
Dent
Mabel Bird
Oma Dent
Robert Turner
Hugh Osborn
Ralph Harbison
Harbison
Eric Hunter
John Kendall
Des Moines
Iowa
Earl Ovyerbaugh
Hunter
Leo Baker
Loriner
Chas. Baker
Parish Life Notes and Local Visits Report
Last week Mr and Mrs Johnston spent time with her parents helping them prepare potatoes. Several neighbors attended the funeral of Joe Oshel in DeSoto on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jasper Lesueur, now stationed at Holliday, visited sister Mrs L I Corliss and Mrs Corliss, and Mrs Lesueur also called on Mrs Robert Turner in DeSoto.
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Johnston
New Blass
Joe Oshel
DeSota
Jasper Lesueur
Holliday
Mis
L. I. Corliss
Corliss
Lesueur
Robert Turner
DeSoto
Nobody Loves a Skinny Woman Gain Weight with Yeast and Iron
Advertisement promoting Ironized Yeast tablets promising rapid weight gain of 5 to 15 pounds in a few weeks. Claims include improved appearance of limbs and shoulders and sustained by a money back guarantee. Encourages readers to purchase at local drug stores and start today.
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Onstantinople
E Eo
Aichie Lawrence
of the Christian Church Council
D. D. Horna
Louisiana Street
Imro
Mrs. I. W. Hartley
G. L. F. Club
H.W
Howsmion
New Hampshire Street
Everning
South End
Juanita Slawson
University of Kansas
Bret Walter
Girbrd
Miss. Slawson
Chi Omega
Waller
Phi Kappa Psi
McAllaster
Parent-Teacher Association
Ihe
Sigma Keppa Mothers Club
Gamma Phi. Beta Sorority
Senate
Wilder
B. Metcalf
W. J
A Gilmore
Hovey Hanna
Fred Elsworth
Gamima Phi-Beta
Earl Hovey
Harry Stover
Dorothy Markley
Hovey
Markley
D. D. Starling
South Side
Trinity Lutheran
Aid_ Society
Parsons
Thayer
Here
Pany
Publishers Syndicat
Coffeyville High
Verdigris Valley
New York U
Palmer
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Icclaaas
Home Service and Laundry Ca
Conn
Coats
Spei
Round Corner Drug Store
Jib Maas
Frigidaire
Cold Control
Shimmons Bros
Masa. St
Lawrence, Kans
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