Society Notes Spotlight Local Bridge Parties And Births
Mrs. Rice Phelps hosted a 16 guest bridge luncheon at Louisiana Street with prizes won by Mrs. R. C. Miller and Mrs. William 5. Johnson. Miss Jeannette Bowersock hosted a small group for Anne Kent. Several clubs, meetings, and talks are listed, including Pinckney PTA, Western Highland Presbyterian church meeting, and Mrs. W. Hill's May party. Also noted are Kenneth Longanecker announcing the birth of son Ronald Gary. various social gatherings, an Eldridge Hotel dinner bridge, and weekly church and community events.
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Rice Phelps
Louisiana Street
R. C. Miller
William 5. Johnson
Jeannette Bowersock
Bridge
Anne Kent
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Wilma Miller
Kenneth Longanecker
Massachusetts Street
Ronald Gary
Longanecker
Catherine McDonald
Boston
Mass
First Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Kan
Presbyterian Society
Western Highland Presbyterian Church
Anna Olinger
T. H. Astman
Walter Kirby
S. F. Patterson
Dinsmore Alter
J. H. Mitchell
Rl.h. Club
W.V. Hill
E.B. Allen
H. A. Schehrer
H. E. Eudaly
Howard Miller
J. A. Caulk and Son
Richard
C. C. Miller
Social calendar notes midweek gatherings and clubs
The social calendar lists numerous club events for Wednesday to Friday including bowling music and bridge clubs. Attendees include Kay Eappe Gamma Alumnae Association Mrs L Rillworthy W Gaunt and many others across Imperial Colonial and various ladies’ groups.
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wWosagsday
Kay Eappe
Kansas Women Clubs Hear Report On Scholarship Fund
Judge Means noted Mrs. L. H. Menger praised the Kan gas Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Abilene as Mrs. J. B. Mack reported the state scholarship and loan fund now totals 523,380.85 with forty nine beneficiaries. Lawrence hosts two named scholarships, and Mrs. Erna Corey outlined civic welfare efforts with the city commission and Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Means
L. H. Menger
Kangas Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Abilene
J.B. Mack
Lawrence
H. B. Asher
Lawrence Women’s Club
Ralph Tait
N. M. Hough
Erna Corey
City Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Personal notices and social visits across Lawrence towns
Mrs A J Anderson and others attended Eva Le Gallienne's Hedda Gabler at the Shubert. Mrs James L Garard and Eugenia Ann visit Glencoe. Mrs C E Esterly and Mrs C H Ashton attended the Kansas City wedding of Esther Moore and Wallace Bohannon. Mr P H Gallagher spent time in town en route to Coffeyville from Rochester. Thekla Anderson and Mary Myers saw the matinee in KC. Mrs Margaret Forsythe visits sister Ada Walker in Kansas City. J S Schleifer family home from Harlingen. Harold Longenecker buys a Topeka home at 3517 York Way. Meribah Moore to judge a Hays music contest. Ward Goff's condition improves at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs William McCree and Nancy visit Lawrence. Edwina Belle Sample guests of Dr and Mrs A J Anderson. Clyde Teter returns home after hospital stay. ee ANTI-LONG MAN LEADS
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A. J. Anderson
C. E. Friend
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
E.E. Lewis
N. Lewis
FE. E. Bayles
Eva le Gailiene
Hedda Gabler
The
Shubert
James L Garard
Eugenia Ann
Glencoe, Til
Purdy Meigs
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wis
Meigs
Mary Myers
Eva le Gallienne
Margaret, Forsythe
Ada Walker
Louisiana Street
J. S. Schleifer
Harlingen
Tex
Harry Schleifer
Harold Longenecker
Topeka
York Way
Meribah-Moore
Voice
KK. A. Fine Arts School
Hays
Ward Goff
Melvin Goff
Memorial Hospital
William T. McCree
Nancy
Grover, Tex
McCree
William Frowe
McCrea
Jeannette Frowe
Edwina Belle Sample
San Diego
Cal
Lawrence
Edwin Sample
Augusta — Flintom' Sample
University of Kansas
W. J. Flintom
Sanexo
Clyde Teter
Sanders Near Majority in Louisiana Nomination Race
Baton Rouge April 18 AP With eleven precincts missing State Senator J Y Sanders Jr anti Long campaigner trailed by 52 votes for a nominating majority after 191 of 202 precincts reported Sanders 14717. Harold D Wilson 12705 led the nearest rival with 12705 while John S Nelson 613 Murphy J Sylvest 1221 and M Whitman also competed.
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Baton Rouge
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Sanders
Harold D. Wilson
John S. Nelson
Murphy J. Sylvest
M. Whitman
Conspiracy charges lodged against Minneapolis doctor and nurse in Dillinger case
Dr. Clayton E. May and Mrs. Gurmath Ladelle face charges of conspiring to harbor fugitive John Dillinger after he was wounded in a March 31 gun battle with federal agents. Bonds set at 25000 each. Dillinger’s companion Evelyn Frechette is in custody in Chicago. Police suspect Dillinger sought treatment unannounced, with $500 paid for services.
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Minneapolis
John Dillinger
Indiana
Clayton E. May
Gurmath Ladelle
Dillinger
Evelyn Frechette
Chicago
Department of Justice
Dillinger, Jr
May
No Settlement Made In Finney Stock Liability Case
Topeka April 18 AP H W Koeneke state bank commissioner said no settlement had been reached with Warren W Finney regarding claims on his bank stock double liability though negotiations were in progress Finney former bank president at Fidelity State and Savings Emporia and Farmers State Bank Neosho Falls both closed in bogus bond probe He was convicted of embezzlement and has appealed to the supreme court Stockholder liability totals 36900 for Emporia bank and 14800 for Neosho Falls bank plus other matters noted by general receiver Charles W Johnson De ROBS LOUISIANA BANK
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Topeka
H. W. Koeneke
State Bank
Banking Department
Warren W. Finney
Emporia
Finney
Fidelity State and Savings Bank
Farmers, State Bank
Neosho Falls
Supreme Court
Emporia Bank
Charles W. Johnson
de Robs
Louisiana Bank
Bank robbery near Shreveport echoes Dillinger likeness
A man resembling outlaw John Dillinger robbed the Montgomery Bank in Grant Parish with a machine gun. He and accomplices escaped by car traveling north toward Shreveport. L. D. Wardlaw, bank president, said the suspect resembled the Dillinger photo on display. The stolen amount was believed small.
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Shreveport
John Dillinger
Bank of
Charles Jr Absolved in $25,000 Damage Suit
In Topeka Kansas April 18 a federal court jury absolved Tudo Charles Jr a Republican county farm youth of liability in a $25,000 damage suit brought by Joseph Scimonelli of Chicago. Scimonelli alleged he was struck by Charles autos on April 1 1931. Charles denied causing the accident.
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Topeka
Kan
Tudo Charles, Jr
Republican County Farm
Joseph Scimonelli
Chicago
Charles
Power of Zion Leader Crumbles After Election
Zion City Illinois April 18 AP Wilbur Glenn Voliva’s autocratic rule in Zion collapses as public and parochial schools reopen for 300 students. Citizens plan facilities for 1,000 left without classrooms after the two church schools close. Opposition wins school board seats. Voliva claims lack of funds while backers seek revenue via script or tax warrants.
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Zion City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Voliva
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Sylvester de Pue
W. Farley
Farley
W. C. Petty
Lake County
Fred Hummell
Zion Industries, Inc
Protests Rise Over Puebla Primary Campaign Violence
Dr Bernardo Chavez reports that 21 persons were killed during the primary campaign of the national revolutionary party in Puebla state. The claim, announced in Mexico City on April 18, cites the Puebla incident as part of campaign unrest.
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Mexico
D. F
National Revolutionary Party
Puebla
Bernardo Chavez
Election Void Bid Challenges Nomination Followed by Cardona
The Chamber of Deputies heard Dr Cha Vez press a Sunday election void claim and urged that the nomination of former General Juan L Cardona be rejected by party headquarters. The bid for nomination was presented by a candidate named for consideration.
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Chamber of Deputies
Dr. Chavez
Juan L. Cardona
Fie
Arrest in Topeka Vice Ring Probe Deepens
Topeka Kan April 18 during the ongoing probe into a reported vice ring seven suspects were named with George Badders a former Topeka merchant among those arrested today. authorities indicated the investigation targets illicit activities tied to the ring and awaiting further action by local officials.
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Topeka Topeka
Kan
George ‘Badders
Topeka
Activ
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Maud Ellsworth
Pinckney
W. W.hutton, Jr
Bridge Club
Eldridge Hotel
F.C. Jackman
William Stone
John M. Gram
Colonial
Chi Delta Sigma
Eldridge Grill Room
Crowder
Women’s Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Robert White
Barker Avenue
Naomi Light
J. T. Skinner
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
el Juego
Carter Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Russia
Kennard W.C.T.U
Betty Shaw
Alabama Street
Harrison
America
Western
Europe
c._G. Vermillion
L. K. Robinson
C. A. Cole
John Claypoole
New York P.T.A
Maud_ Ellsworth
Prin. M. F. Hyde
Mildred McGuire
Joseph A. Wahl
United Spanish War Veterans
Court House
Roswell
N. A
Henry Samson
Miss Light
India
Rotary Club
D.A.R., Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carlsbad Caverns
Washington
G. A. R. Hall
C. E. Tatum
Eulah Mary Roberts
Forest E. Cook
Cooeu
St Wemore
Altar Society
St. John's Catholic Church
W. J. Burke
W. C. Hail
Brackett P.T. A
E. E. Bayles
West
Sixth Street
J. W. Greenleaf
Margaret Kane
L. H. Frink
C. W. Sparr
A. C. Mitchell
T. E. Griesa
M. B. Crane
N. L. C. Bridge Club
Orley Olmsted
Lawrence Woman's Club
Wiedemann’s
E. F. Caldwell
Eal Hr Fortney
Floyd F
Henry Werner
Edmund Spaeth
Pamiele
Donizetti
Lucia de” Lammermoor
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
F. Skinner
Merry Matrons
Duncheo
George Miller
P. W
A. Henley
E. J. Logsdon
John M. Crom
Frida Chapter AZ
O. Tuncheon
John J. Kilworth
Fred Ellsworth
Huth Kenney
Ed Klein
P. E. O. el Juego Club
E. A. Wood
Amiras Club
RT. Davis
Xoens Club
Earl Falkenstein
J. Y. Sanders
Louisiana
Koeneke
Bandit
Strapa
E. L. Haynes
H.W. Keene
Ward
Tullswood
Gentry
Realistic
Frederic
Dottie Jane
Madame Nickell
Joy d'Orien
College
Power of Zion
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
F. T. D. Florists
Whitcomb’s
Virginia May Flower Shop
9Th & Tenn
W. L. Way
South St
St Joseph
Lodge
R. B. Stevens
California
Wayne Maid
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R Saver Shoes
Sret
Weaver
Elmer Broat
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