Social clubs and marriage news from Lawrence events
A Lawrence society page lists luncheon meetings of the Ruesday Tenola club the Portia club the Progressive Reading club and the Review club at various homes and venues. It notes the marriage of Ruth Frances O Brien to Lt William Youngblood in Las Vegas Nevada and a plan for a University Club bridge party and other club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruesday Tenola Club
Lyle Armel
Portia Club
Nydia Hughes
Progressive Reading Club
Review Club
H.W. Sherman
Karl Klooz
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club
Edna Ellsworth
Bookfellows
J. Neale Carman
F. P. O Brien
Ruth Frances
William Youngblood
Holly
Mich
Los Angeles
Calif
Radio Division
Air Corps
Lasegas
Nev
Liberty Memorial High School
Screen Atlettes
Local League officers named for significant vote in coming election
The text lists who is acting as state president for Mrs. John Virtue, with Mrs. Allen Crafton presiding, Mrs. Howard Reedy as vice president, and Mrs. Marvin LeSner of the Local League. It notes the Woodlawn PTA will hold its last meeting of the school year with officer installation, social hour arranged by room mothers, and various club meetings including sewing and missionary societies. A May 4 postponement is also mentioned for the Kaw Valley home demonstration unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Virtue
Allen Crafton
Howard Reedy
Marvin LeSner
Woodlawn P.T.A
Merle Zimmerman
Ernest Mason
Lawrence personals highlight weddings and military visits
Lawrence Social notes list guests and travels for the Allen families and Jean McFarland in Topeka for a bridal dinner. Ednah Hopkins visits Dorothy Groshong in Topeka, Nine Hester returns from Albuquerque, and Dr W R West visits his furloughed brother in Manhattan. Other items cover Pvt Carl Gauck visiting from Fort Leavenworth, Mrs Higgins in Wichita, Cpl H C Peterson on furlough, and Dorothy Schroeder Rice visiting Kane County with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
Milton Allen
Lawrence
Robert E. Allen
George P. Williams III
Philadelphia
Topeka
James E. McFarland
Jean
Allen
Rose DuBarry
Jayhawk
McFarland
Ednah Hopkins
Dorothy Groshong
Nine Hester
Albuquerque
N. M
W. R. West
Manhattan
John West
West
Carl T. Gauck
Emmetsburg
Fort Leavenworth
Henry Gauck
Leroy Higgins
Wichita
R. K. Trivett
Higgins
Beech Aircraft Corporation
Cpl
H. C. Peterson
Fort Knox
Oliver Peterson
Peterson
Humboldt
Dorothy Schroeder
Newton
Kane
Russell Wiley
Topeks
Pvt
Kullervo Louhi
University School of Business
Camp Polk
Durin
J. Frank Jones
Dorothy Shufflebarger Rice
Kansas City
Kate Davis
Vermont Street
Memorial Hospital
Barbara Huls Recital Delights Local Audience in Fraser Theater
Lawrence celebrates a hometown violinist Barbara Huls in her second senior recital. The pupil of Waldemar Gelich and Karl Euersteiner impressed with a warm Bruch Concerto and refined Bach Arioso. Accompanist Max Hughes complemented her with poised support as Mu Phi Alpha members and bouquets marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Theater
School of Fine Arts
Barbara Huls
Miss Huls
Waldemar Gelich
Karl Euersteiner
Lawrence
Luther League
Miss Hull
Beethoven
Bruch
Max Hughes
Huls
Schubert-Wilhelmj
Granados-Sarasate
Debussy- Choisnel
Zarzycki
Mr. Hughes
Health Check Team From U S Public Health Service Visits Douglas County
A traveling laboratory from the U S Public Health Service, led by Cecil W. Chambers of Cincinnati, assists health checks across Douglas County this week. The team works with the Kansas State Health Department and uses a trailer lab. Members include Peyton H. Goodwin, Edward L. Stewart, and Ernest M. Lamb aiding as city food inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Douglas County
Cecil W. Chambers
Cincinnati
Kansas State Health Department
Chambers
Peyton H. Goodwin
Edward L. Stewart
Ernest M. Lamb
City Food Jn
Health survey team mobilizes in Topeka county
Dr. H. L. Chambers director of the Douglas county health unit and Howard M. Weindel sanitarian work with the traveling laboratory. A trailer is stationed in the alley behind the city hall to aid the county survey effort led by a local inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spector
Topeka
H. L. Chambers
Douglas County Health Unit
Howard M. Weindel
Lawrence art exhibit moves to Ellis building windows
The spring school art exhibit from Lawrence pols opens today in the Ellis building window on Massachusetts street. Kindergarten and first grade works headline the week with big brushes and bold colors. Rafael Chavez of New York school stands out with strong, action filled drawings. The show runs through successive weeks featuring upper grades and high schools, inviting the public courtesy of Hosford Investment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pols
Ellis
Massachusetts Street
Cordley
McAllaster
Rafael Chavez
New York School
Rafael
Santa Claus
Superman
Hosford Investment Company
City Manager L. P. Cookingham To Speak At Initiation Dinner
Kansas City Missouri city manager L P Cookingham will speak at the initiation dinner of Pi Sigma Alpha to be held Wednesday evening at the Colonial tea room. He will also address political science students during the day in meetings arranged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Journalism Department
Colonial Tea Room
Pete McKechnie
Greensburg
Kansas Press Association
L. P. Cookingham
Kansas City
Pi Sigma Alpha
Mr. Cookingham
Efforts to Halt Trial Are Vain
Washington April 25 five jurors were seated tentatively to hear the government case against 30 persons charged with conspiracy to disaffect the U S armed forces. Chief Justice Edward C Eicher overruled defense challenges and motions to halt or delay the trial and to change venue. The sessions noted overruled requests for postponement and possible subpoenas for Henry Ford and Charles A Lindbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Edward C. Eicher
Federal District Court
Eicher
Gerald B. Winrod
Wichita
Kan
Winrod
James J. Laughlin
Henry Ford
Charles A. Lindbergh
Edward James Smythe
New York
Defense attorney warns Roosevelt over trial drift
Laughlin accuses the government of using the trial to discredit patriotic Americans and warns President Roosevelt to halt proceedings. Ford denies any link to disloyalty and calls the accusation malicious and baseless. Laughlin urges action to prevent class and race hostility stemming from the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin
Ford
Lindbergh
Washington
James J. Laughlin
White House
Roosevelt
Elbow Through Glass Leaves Woman Injured in Home Incident
Miss Lydia Hammig pushed her right elbow through a bedroom window to open it amid damp conditions around 9 oclock. She was hospitalized at Memorial with a five stitch cut above the elbow and is resting comfortably at home with her widowed mother at 311 Johnson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hammig
Memorial Hospital
Miss Hammig
Johnson Avenue
Progressive Literary Club Exhibit Slated at St Luke Church
The Progressive Literary Art and Flower club will hold its annual exhibit Friday April 28 at 8 p m in St Luke A M E church Ninth and New York streets. The public is invited. Cordelia Mitchell serves as club president. Journal World classified advertising notes farmers sell thousands of dollars of live stock and farm products monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary, Art and Flower Club
St. Luke A.M.E. Church
Ninth and
New York Streets
Cordelia Mitchell
Journal-World
Also Mentioned on This Page
University Club
F. E. Kester
A. T. Walker
Pi Beta Phi
Eldridge Hotel
Rotaryanns
Rotary Club
Eldridge
Justin Hill
Corlett Cotton
Roger Allen
John Skie
Eugene Brune
Hovey Hanna
Cecil Hough
Lowell Landon
University Geology Department
Al-Can Highway
George . Williams III
Obert Earl Allen
Jean McFarland
Country ‘Club
John Riling
W. C. Hunsinger
K. A
Hazel Waddle
George Appley
United States Navy
Boston
Mass
First Methodist Church
Seattle
Wash
Appley
Round Corner Drug Store
Wyrter
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Southern Pacific Railway
San Francisco
Order of the Astern Star
A. . Ewing
Anabel Keeler
Iss Ednah Hopkins
The
New World Symphony
Vorak
William C. Anderson
Masonet
Lins Keeler
H. W. Craig
Carl Preyer
Franklin School
Mabel F. Nieder
Lawrence Circle
G.A.R
Lydia Gilbreath
Dax Hill
Red Cross
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
A. B. Weaver
Kappa Kappa Gamma
O. W. Maloney
Tulsa
Home Aid Society
W. P. Olmsted
J. J. Krum
Chicago
League of Women Voters
Stevens Hotel
Winnie Lowrance
O. and E. Sewing Club
Harry Gregg
Rhode Island Street
W. B. Reynolds
Victoria Club
West Side Presbyterian Church
Charles Snow
Sixth Street
Henry Koehler
Women’s Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Charles Spray
Mary McCracken
Wilbur Bantz
la Fletcher
Jay Smith
C. B. Russell
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs. Russell
Bushees
Patty Riggs
Lucille Chastain
Ruth Pricer
Helen Corcoran
Mary Boyden
Jean DeForest
W. E. Spalding
Colonial
Brooks
Kate Riggs
Walter Keeler
Olza Carl
Beulah Lamb
C. T. Hough
Verner Smith
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Kaw Valley Home Demonstration Unit
U.S. Laboratory
Allison
Ree
Suches
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
P. Cookingham
Limecheon
Kentucky
Cuni Fischer
Dover Black
Pat Tip
Dickerson
Rhythm Step, Naturalizers
Dickersons
Vickers Gift Shop
Vanity
Millinery Dept
ESA R Tea
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