University Women Host Card and Music Events
Local clubs and university groups staged social gatherings and recitals across the week. Amigas club, engineering wives group, and K U Dames hosted card games and lectures, while an Affiliated Music Teachers recital featured students from several teachers. Alpha Xi Delta hosted a dinner and alumnae event at Mission Hills Country club in Kansas City with speakers from the active chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Mission Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Elma Sears
Eleanor Higge
Patti Johnson
Missatherine Page
Social Calendar and Funeral Notices Highlight Local Week
Social calendar lists gatherings hosted by G Mitchell Wheeler and various clubs with names including Mrs A J Swe and Miss Jeannette Bowersick. Funeral for A L Setting brings out many relatives from Texas Ohio Missouri and California. Kellogg returns from architecture meetings and joins national board elections. Sellers depart for Lincoln after visit with Mrs Prentice. Wrights return from eastern wedding trip to 33 Winona.
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Wichita, Louis
Selig
Homer, Ohio
Harry Selig
San Francisco
August Belin
Fort, Worth
Texas
Charles Selig
Roy ‘Thompson
Haberlin
el Dorado
J. A. Lahmer
St. Louis
Clifford Wilbur
Polo, Mo
Delo Selig
Kansas City
A. L. Se- Ting
M. Kellogg
San Antonio
Tex
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
American Institute of Architects
James Sellers
Lincoln
Neb
Mré. Seller
T.D. Prentice
Mr. Prentice
Ray Wright
Winona
Personal News Briefs Include NC Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs R C Jackman and Miss Jean Jackman left Sunday for a motor trip lasting several weeks through North Carolina and Florida. Mr and Mrs Jack Taylor of Ottawa spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R L Anderson. Miss Ruby Dick returned home at Perry after visiting her sister Mrs Hazel Back and aunt Mrs Stella Allen. Mr and Mrs George Selig of...
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R. C. Jackman
Jean. Jackman
North Carolina
Florida
Jack Taylor
Ottwa
Ruby Dick
Perry
Mis. Hazelback
Stella, Allen
George Selig
Valley Hap el Grangers Meet with Nieder Family
The Grangers gathered Tuesday evening with Carl and Emma Nieder and a long list of attendees. After the business meeting and program, ice cream and cookies were served. The next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn. Attendees include Mr and Mrs James Sawyer, Mr and Mrs Whitman, Walter and August Nieder, John Banks, Dunn, HB Banning, and others. Stella Martin funeral attended in Lawrence. Easter Sunday seen with multiple families amid local gatherings.
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Grangers
Carl
Emma Nieder
and Alte
Hugo Schellhorn, Jr
M Will
Einer Sawyer
Rs. Whitman
Walter
John Banks
Wills
Dunn
HB Banning
Emma
Hugo
August Nieder
Hugo Schellhorn
Ae. R
Wise
Clifford Christer
Lawrence
Margaret N. BF
Thomas Pent
Kansas
Hugo &c
Stella Martin
Marvin Bond
Ralph .McNess
Jamison
Vin R
Charles Fox
Rhoda’ Skinner
Beth Crowley
Annual school meeting and community notices recapped
The piece records the annual school meeting with John Banks re-elected as director and Miss Mabel Shaw rehired as teacher. It lists multiple social visits and gatherings across Lawrence, Ottawa, and nearby towns, noting guests, travel, illness, and Easter activities. Names include Gladys Shutt, Robert Wilson, Elizabeth Hubner, Kens, Dunn, Bond, Puckett, Hibert, Banks, and Schellhorn among others, with references to Topeka and Victoria club events.
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Gladys “Shutt
Robert. Wilson
John Banks
Mabel Shaw
Elizabeth Hubner
Kansas
Citity
Kens $B
Thome
John Dunn
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Robert Wilson
Marvin Bond
Alvin Bond
Eudora
Roy Puckett
Ellis Bond
Willie Puck
Bertha Schell Orn
N. F. Thome
Walter
Victoria Club
C. H
Lawrence Weekender Gossip and Social Notes
Florence Ward of Lawrence spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Cur, and Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond and Mrs Bi v Neal were Lawrence shoppers Monday. Mrs Roy Puckett and Way spent Tuesday afternoon with pace Mr and Mrs Gray and Mary Ellen. Florence and Lu ella visited their mother. The Jolly Stitchers club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Tomer Flory at Lone Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruchmiller’s
Ellis Bond
Bi v and Neal
Lawrence
Roy ‘Puckett
Way
Gray
Mary “Ellen
Florence
Luella
Jolly
Stitchers Club
Tomer
Flory
Lone .Star
Unclear OCR fragment hints at legal or case notation
Fragmentary text from an OCR page references psychological or university topics and a numeric figure 10,000 with scattered terms. No clear event, date, person, or organization is identifiable to form a factual card.
Stuttering Affects Over 220000 U S Youth Aged 6 18
A historical note states more than 220000 stutterers in the United States are aged between 6 and 18. The affliction seldom starts before age six with rapid progression noted in tendrils of speech among young people.
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United States
Mal Young
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George Ec. Shaad
D. C. Jackson, Sr
University Law Scho
Wiedeanann
Bruno Radtke
K. U. Dames
A. G. Mitchell
Massachusetts Street
Forrest Noll
E. E. Fisher
C. A. Fordyce
H. Hinkle
Louise Fiedemann
Hazel Lynn
Edna Hopkins
Myrle Meloné
H.W. Hargise
Stuber Dennis -Jones
Kres
McConaughy
Hirley
Ditmars
Krogmen
Maxine Stovros
Melons
Vellones
Dorothy Wilson
Adair Clarke Hargi
Tock Ratte
Frances Ann Smalley
Gaynor June Gries
Fubinstein
Barbara Jo Wilson
Melone
Miclin
Danserleigh
Virginia Lee
de Buasy
Jean
Frink i
Trinity Service League
Madge Bullene
iMean
Tagiir Recor Liberty
Bar] Hulce
Elm Street
U G. Mitchell
Wheeler. Ui
Bridge Cubs
Dorsey: Ries
A J
Beveronta Jen Club
Pee
Trejanthus Elu
Franzmann
Jeannette Bowersick
Jane
Satu Ives
Praia
Lilian Wiggs
Jes
Masonic Temple
O'Cloci
Trinity Service Guild
Nanetit Bridge
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jabra Syndicate
Flo
University ‘of
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Flowerfone
Frances T. Northcross
Northcross
Journal-World ‘Cooking School
Uni
Madison
Sensationo Fig
Vorn Haart
Coats
Iinca
Virginia’ay Flower Shop
Eldridge
Lee
von Financial
Myers & Son Green House
Michi
Cooking School
Salley
Baku
Kayser’s
McCallum’s
Wayne
Coshing
Orris - Grey
Karen Plage
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