Wichita Society notes announce betrothals and events
Wichita society notes report engagements of Kathryn Petrie to Alfred Howse and Louise Robison to Perry Hanson, with university ties and Beta Theta Pi or Pi Beta Phi memberships. The announcements mention June and early fall weddings, affiliations with Kansas, Oklahoma, and Chicago schools, and jobs with Johnston Larrimer Dry Goods.
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Wichita
Kathryn Petrie
Bruce Petrie
Alfred Edward Howse
V. M. G. Nowse
eesey _ Misa Petrie
University of Kansas
Beta Theta Pi Frasorority
Howse
University of Chicago
Beta Theta Fi
Johnston-Larimer Dry Goods Company
Leslie W. Robison
Louise
Perry Ralph Hanson
Walter S.*hanson
Oklahoma City
Miss Robison
University of Kansa S
Pi Beta Phi
Av. Janson
University of Oklahoma
Beta Theta Pi_ fraternity
Amerads, Petroleum Corporation
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A compact item notes Aunt Het by Robert Quillen in the 1928 Publishers Syndicate column. The entry signals author and copyright details with terse attribution.
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Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicat
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae hold April meeting with games
All women of the congregation welcome at the meeting. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae met in April at Mrs. Hovey Hanna’s home with hosts Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Fred Elsworth. The business session was followed by bridge at three tables. Margaret Saunders won high score and Mary Hackman the consolation. A two course luncheon was served. Ingleside club members enjoyed hospitality of Mrs. We G. Stringar and sister Mrs. Van Quaken ush. Nis. E. G. Stith spoke on Lewis Browne and Mrs. J. G. McElhinny reviewed This Believing World. Religious refreshments were served by the hostess with her mother Mrs. P. W. Mesmer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Cair
George Wise
Arkansas Street
J. E. du Bois
Ivan DP. Viets
Mattie Piper
Fred Wise
Aimee Winey
Violet Piper
Aimee Piper
Gamma Phi Beta
Hovey
Hanna
Fred Elsworth
Margaret, Saunders
Mary Hackman
Ingleside
O51
Roa
We GL. Stringar
van Quakenush
Nis
E. G.stith
Lewis “Browne
J. G.«Mcelhinny
P. W. Mesmer
Personal notices from Kansas City visits and local errands
Mrs A B Hoffman and Mrs T W Tucker spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs We W Cheek of Kansas City, visiting Mrs J S Stover since Saturday, returned home today. Mrs Edna Hartwell of the Hart wel Grandstaff millinery firm spent the day on business in Kansas City. Mrs Ruby Thomas, 1400 Tennessee Street, was shopping in Kansas City Wednesday. Mrs A P Fey went to Kansas City this morning to attend a Missouri Valley Photographers Association meeting. Burdanell Ford of Clay Center, called here by FH Price illness, left for Kansas City, Kansas this morning to visit relatives. J N Johnson went to Topeka this morning. Mrs John Lingenfelser and three children went to Ooronganoxia this morning to visit her mother Mrs George Cline for a couple days. Mrs A F E Glass went to Atchison this morning as a delegate to the state Parent-Teacher Association meeting. James M Moore is in Kansas City this week for the Missouri Valley Photographers Association convention. Mrs Allert Bloch and Mrs R 2 Black spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Gladys Brooks, seriously ill with pneumonia at 500 Missouri Street. Kappa Rummage Sale slowly improving and expects to be up soon. 714 Mass Open 7 a.m. Clothes for everybody.
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A. B. Hoffman
T. W. Tucker
Kansas City
We. .W. Cheek
J. S. Stover
Edna Hartwell
Hart- ‘wel-Grandstaff Millinery
Ruby Thomas
Tennessee Street
A.P. Fey
Kansas
Tornganoxie
George Cline
A. FE. Glass
Atchison
Parent- Teacher Association
James M. Moore
Missouri Valley Whotographers Association
Allert Bloch
Black
Melro-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder as a new French processed product that stays on longer and keeps skin from shining. It claims to give a soft peachy look and reduce visible pores, urging readers to try it at City Drug Store, Eldridge Pharmacy, and Round Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Store
Memorial High School Senior Visit From California
A senior at Memorial High School accompanied by relatives, Miss Ethel Fox, and Mr and Mrs L Pace, traveled from California to Clarinda Iowa and Anitay Iowa to meet relatives. William Docking of Topeka was in Lawrence for the day. Mrs Ai Mitchell spent the day in Topeka as well.
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Memorial ‘High
Ethel
Fox
Cpace
Rove
Clarinda
Fowa
Ai Cy-Mitchell
Topeka
Sherwood Eddy to Speak on Religion at Fraser Chapel
Sherwood Eddy, public speaker with the national YMCA Social Department, will discuss Religion and Social Justice in an afternoon talk and Danger Zones of the World in an evening address tomorrow at Fraser Chapel University. Eddy, a former India missionary, is touring the country to promote YMCA initiatives and is expected to draw many students and local residents.
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Sherwood
Eddy
Fraser Chapel
National Y. M.C. A
Lawrence
United States
India
Budget Wins Second in Columbia University Press Contest
The Budget Lawrence high school publication took second place in class B of the Columbia University Scholastic Press association contest conducted recently. It competed against papers from schools with enrollments of 500 to 1,000 students and received a bronze award presented at the high school.
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Lawrence High School
Columbia
University Scholastic Press Association
Schoo
Betty the dog unwraps candy in Stockbridge tale
Betty the bull dog owned by James Coakley carefully unwraps each piece of candy before testing it. The scene showcases a candy loving dog in Stockbridge Massachusetts with a playful household habit and lighthearted charm.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Betty
James Coakley
West Fairview and Belvoir Community Notices
Community updates from West Fairview and nearby Belvoir include visitors, birthdays, and social visits. Richard Kennedy and Esther Benander host a family gathering with many relatives attending. A new store at Belvoir opened with a surprise birthday dinner for Richard Kennedy, followed by music and visiting. Numerous neighbors, including Hallmark, Kennedy, KampSchroder, Donal dson, Moss, Benander, and others, were listed as callers, guests, or attendees across several homes on Monday through Sunday.
Local Kinfolk Attend Sunday Visitations and Greetings
A fragmentary notice lists several Topeka residents and their relatives visiting or spending Sunday with kin. Names include Mrs Nancy Topeka and Nancy Cummins, with references to Benander, Cummings, Delph Bean Ream, Rosen Lutz, Woodward Merret, and Ivo McKinzie. The terse report notes visits across households on a recent Sunday.
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John
Benander
W. Merry Kennedy
Nancy Topeka
Cummings
Benander Ander
C. EB. Woodward
Merret
Woodward
Mike Hadl
Ivo McKinzie
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J. TL. Leelub
Magdaline Noe
G. W. Husted
Presbsterian Church
C. M. Blair
Haskell Institute
Floyd Rankin
M. , Cannent
Helloway
Methodist
Haske
Methodist Guild
Helen Rose
Emma Howe
Kathleen Kelsall
E. L. Lindsey
Haskell Groun
Edith Wollamott
St. John's Church
Vermont Street
John F. Watts
Riverside Parent-Teacher Association
Z O'Rlock
D. R. McWilliams
Harald Longenecker
A. B. Mitchell
Quincy Tarent-Teacher ‘Association
Faculty Women's Club
Margaret ‘Anderson
Mas Rie Kuss
Lloyd Douglas
Edith Lottie
Memorial Hospital
Amis
Douglas
Roberta Cornell
American Legion “Husiliary of Liberty
People’s State
G. L. F. Club
Henry Albaugh
Mississisipi Street
EL. Falkenstein
Max Gene
E. J. Netzer
Twin Jr
Howard Mc
Howard
Billy
Bobby
Clarence Edmonds
Etta Gertrude
Ed Martin
Loraine
Harry Craig
Betty June
Ed Sonnenberg
Eddie
W. C. Miner
Marchette
E. A
Fritz
Edwin J. So
America
Liberty Memorial
L. E. Brown
Joh Canary
Elmer L. Canary
Dorothy 'Gsell
H. M. Gsell
Victor Place
Plymouth Congregational Chorehill
James Gilmore
Ghio Street
Quivira Club
Charles Vickery
A. L. Ferris
South America
Fannie Bingham
4. Pontius
Orley Smith
A. T. Walker
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
The
Evangelical Sunday School
Anna Schutz
Emma Schutz
Connecticut Street
Woman's League of the Methodist Church
C. A. Felten
Sherwood Eddy
West Fairview
Richard
Kennedy
Esther Benander
Richland
Dewey Benander
Stullie
W.kennedy
Emma
de Scheer
Bowen
Russell
Ellis
Mwie
Clare
Jake Montfoort
Adelia Montfort
Roy. Kennedy
Guorzia
Wallace
Francis Connole, Jr
Henry _ Montfoort
Daisy Jean
Ivor McKinzie
Walter
Kampschroder
Ruby
Lavern Kampschroder
George Donaldson
John Moss
Ruth
Tomer Moss
Edith Hibert
Will Gress
Sun
Chris Benander
Charley
Lelard Hallmark
Steele
Humphrey
Overbrook
Roy Welch
Gilbert Thurber
Harry .Cole
John Jordan
Harry Kennedy
Art Humphrey
Everning
Harry Lutz
Ernest Revere
Mmings
Diamond Dyes
Dept
Burlington
Vermoal
Jaioe
Spring
Blabon
Ray Chenille Axminster
Wilton
Ney
Axminster and
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ACTWE
Epeace
Strobel
Fort -Kayser’s. New
Venus
Mercury
Saturn
Dunne
Neptune
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