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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1931

Page

6

All American Music Club Meeting Highlights

AL program of all American music led by Mrs Verner Smith at the Music club guest meeting hosted by Mrs W B Dalton. About sixty five members and guests attended the spring close. A varied program featured violin, voice, piano pieces and ensemble numbers with Mrs Ednah Hopkins and Mrs A L Owen among accompanists.

Verner Smith Music Club W. B. Dalton

Personal mentions as Western Seedmen group gathers in Omaha

Max Wilhelmi will attend a Western Seedmen's Association meeting in Omaha tomorrow, with Mrs. Wilhelmi joining for a weekend with friends. Mrs. Katherine Pohl of Santa Monica has left for Kansas City after visiting Mrs. Constant and Mrs. Rankin. Mrs. S. F. Brown spends the day in Kansas City. Nellie Harang of Topeka visits Mrs. Schultz. A I Gilkison made a business trip to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klooz plan a weekend in Lone Elm with his ill parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Klooz.

Max Wilhelmi Omaha Western Seedmen’s Association Wilhelmi Katherine Pohl Santa Monica Cal C. H. Constant Paul Rankin Kansas City S. F. Brown Nellie Harang Topeka Guy Schultz A. I Gilkison Karl Klooz Lone Elm

Captain Creek obituary for Alexander Gnase and kin

Alexander Gnase born October 13 1849 in Prussia died April 17 1931 aged 81 years 6 months 4 days. Married Amelia Schulz April 22 1873. four children, two predeceased. Survived by wife, son William, daughter Mrs William Calder of near Edgerton. Funeral at Captain's Creek Methodist Church with Rev E E Hollar and Rev Loren C Rapier. Interment Eudora cemetery. Other notes report Sunday visits and family gatherings at Captain's Creek with neighbors.

Alexander Gnase Prussia Germany St. Louis Kansas Amelia Schulz Mr. Gnase Matilda Russ Hopewell School House Captain’s Creek Methodist Church Eudora Cemetery E. E. Hollar Kansas City Loren C. Rapier Eudora William Edelbrock Billy Bob Lila Jean Harry Ambler George Captain’s Creek Fred Koch, Jr Freda Ted Kramer Ella Burnell Hesper Alvin Haverty Lawrence

Community notes from Eudora area social visits and exams

Mr and Mrs Earl Byerly of Em Pe Alonzo Ambler and Mildred Louise visit with Edelbrocks and Harbours. Families from Lawrence, Eudora, Kaw Valley and nearby towns are mentioned. Seventh and eighth grade county exams were held at Prairie Center school last Saturday. R N H club postpones to Thursday April 30 due to rain.

Earl. Byerly Alonzo Ambler Mildred Louise William Edelbrock Eudora Ralph Bowling Henry Ma’ Afa Harry’ Ry Ambler George Bert Harbour Lawrence Earl White Mne Prairie Center School Frank Gruiner Martha Schlenner Kansas City Theodore Thoren John Vitt Kaw Valley Howard Caviness Caviness Edith Gordon Earl Ott Belleview Hoyad Miller Erie Kan Howard Miller Dons Glenn Bobby William Seiwald Albert Miller Sam Neis Place R. N. H. Club

Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek and Chester

Buck Creek school closed April 17 with a short program and dinner. Two graduates named Ruth and Gilbert White. Mrs. Elsie Humphries rehired to teach fall term and hired to teach New Chester school. Dean school closed April 22 with basket dinner and ball game. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schultz announce the arrival of a daughter April 14. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bliss of Oskaloosa visiting their son Harry Bliss and Mrs. Bliss. Hugh Holder living with Will Bearman near Oskaloosa. Claude Gordon and Ruth Wilber spent Sunday with Jas Gordon. Hadi of Leavenworth visiting grandson Walter Hall. Despite ninety plus years travels alone to visit relatives. Mrs. Zella Irvine, 79, died April 4. Funeral at Oskaloosa Methodist Church.

Buck Greek School Ruth Gilbert White Elsie Humphries New Chester School Dean School Sam Shultz Chas. Bliss Oskaloosa Harry Bliss Oskaloosa Methodist Church

Local notes and obituaries mixed with labor strike report

In Oskaloosa cemetery updates mention Anna Barnes formerly a coach at Chester now employed two days with Re Bon and Caviedee school Mrs. two days with Dr Prat Bink Mea Mrs. Boent Sunday Mr and co John Black David Keithmall son of Mrs Will Allen has been very ill Mrs Jas Holiday visited her daughter Mrs Waldo Ogle hurt in auto accident Mrs Ogle is now recovering Mrs Lottie Novak and daughter Vannete visited Mrs Jas Hoay they attended the last day exercises DeSoto Mr and Mrs Harold McAferty named Elmer to their little son Dr Pearson called Mr Gordon to treat a sick team of horses This week a strike by beauty parlor workers in New York Apr 30 AP In rock and Queens after May beauty parlor business will be harder on that date American Beauty Parlor Employees Association members strike thirty hour week and weekly wage for women operators from 32 dollars for men from 35 dollars April payroll for the city was allowed by the commission at a special session No other business was transacted.

Oskaloosa Pan Ter Taewien Anna‘ Barnes Chester Caviedee School Re Bon Prat Boent_ Sumiay John Black David Keithemall Will Allen Jas. Holliday Waldo Ogle

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