Local society notes feature dinners and recitals at Colonial
Society notices announce dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs John Ise at the Colonial tea room honoring Miss Margaret Lynn who departs for study abroad. Mrs J Winfield Scott hosted a birthday buffet for Camilla. June Draper and family prepare piano recitals at the Colonial with various pieces by Chopin and others. A 4 H club meets, and the Affiliated Music Teachers present a summer recital at the Methodist church with numerous student performers. The day includes bridge clubs, a birthday party for W L Smith eightieth, and a social sponsored by Christian Endeavor at Bic Springs. A Barker CPA meeting is set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
Colonial Tea Room
Margaret Lynn
June Draper
Carlos Cortes
Wilma Stoner Wray
Miss Draper
Anna Mae
David
the Colonial
Methodist Church
Louise Wiedemann
Kate Caldwell
Dorothy Enlow Miller
A. W. Hargiss
Ducelle
Norma Jean ‘Stith
Mary Selig
Virginia Schaake
Beverley
Chaffin the Little Gray Owl
Williams Leann Thomas Schubert
Heigh Haart
Revenger
Apiine Dap
Davandgers
Donna Schleifer
aVan Gael Rita Jean
Hemphill
Frolic of
Sunday Youth Lessons and Visits Highlight North Lawrence Endeavor
The North Lawrence Christian Endeavor held a lesson titled Good Times in the Christian Home with talks on The Secret of a Happy Home and other Home topics. Junior Endeavor leader Levesia Rule oversaw Being Heroic Every Day as Donna Jackson sang with her mother accompanist. Local visits included Methodist Junior Leaguers guests at the Huls home and Lawrence travelers Mrs. Perkins, the Uhrlaub Evans party, and Mrs. Ireland reconnecting with friends in Indiana and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
Levesia Rule
Donna Jackson
Jackson
Methodist
Mrs. Knox
Personal notices of travel and visits across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Co E Trueblood set off for a month in the north joining their son Lowell in St Paul Minn and a northern trip. Mr and Mrs William S Johnson return from New York and Connecticut. Mrs Ed Klein returns from Wellington after ten days with her mother and Miss Ida Hoge. Mr and Mrs Will Pendleton and sons Albert and Billy return from Burlington Iowa. Billy follows to Estes Park Colorado for camp. Miss Mae Rublee and Miss Dorcas Rublee return from a Denver vacation. Mrs C V Hesse recovers from eye operation in Kansas City and may go home soon. Dr and Mrs J N Haddock and three daughters return to Shawnee Oklahoma. Mrs J G McElhinney returns from Parsons after visiting Dr and Mrs E O Morris. Mrs Ted Smiley and daughter Terry Lucille of Tucson, Arizona, are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Trueblood
Lowell Trueblood
Andister
Ida Hoge
Vins
Will Pendleton
Albert
Billy
Burlington
Estes Park
Colo
Mae Rublee
Dorcas Rublee
Denver
C. V. Hesse
St. Jose's Hospital
Valley Grove Obituary and Community Notices
Oliver Garner aged almost 77 died at his Valley Grove home after months of illness. He was born in Illinois in 1862 and lived near Lawrence and McLouth for 60 years. Surviving children include Earl, Harold, Lloyd, Raymond, Alberta, and several daughters. Funeral services were led by Rev. Bramwell. interment at Williamstown cemetery. An August ice cream social and other local events are announced, including Grange picnic, Old Settlers Reunion, and farm meetings in Jefferson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Garner
Mr. Garner
Ilinois
Lawrence and MacLouth
Ida Jane Daniels
Earl
Elmer Weible
Elmer Ousdahl
Williamstown
Wellman Chapel
Chester Grange
Valley Grove
Oskaloosa
Eloise Holyfield
Lillie Holyfield
Lawrence
Ir McKesson
Holyfield
McKesson
New Hampshire Street
Jefferson County
Berglene Skeet
Junction City
Jones
George Brown
A. A. Allen
Harold Skeet
Barbara Zack
Christian Endeavor
Lucile Langdon
Nortonville
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
Ill health improved. patient now able to be out
The individual has been in ill health for some time but is much improved and able to be out and about again.
Local visits and 4-H club gatherings noted
Excelsior residents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koehler and Edna of Fairview visited the Walter Pohl home on Sunday. Mrs. August Skoog and son Harold from Kansas City stay with Henry Pohl this week. The 4-H sewing girls met with leader Mrs. Conrad Gas trock. Cooking and baking 4-H girls met with leader Mrs. Millard Jackson. Mrs. Fred Lynas visited George Bechtel home. Miss Mabel Maranville of Noss City was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Koehler
Edna
Fairview
Walter Pohl
August Skoog
Harold
Kansas City
Henry Pohl
Conrad Gastrock
Millard Jackson
Fred Lynas
George Bechtel
Mabel Maranville
Noss City
Community Notes From Willow Springs Area
Local residents engage in family visits and chores this week. Walter Pohl threshes for neighbors and participates in farm tasks while others attend a Surface sale and 4 H club event at Willow Springs. Mary Ann Pohl born to Ernest and Mrs. Pohl of Baldwin. family celebrations and visiting guests noted.
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Colonial
J. Winfield Scott
Camilla
Wiliam Rowlands
Betty Campbell
Mary Isabelle Taylor
Betty Kester
Jean Perry
Betty Blue
Violet Alchone
Scott
Rubinstein Barcarolle
Mimi
Pacini
Draper
Chopin
Eee Chopin
Wencrates Matette
O. A. O. Club
Mary Holtzclaw
Holtzclaw
Donna Sue Lan
Lila Lau Johnsen Drith
Patsy Moyer
Maxine Moody
Virginia Johin
Lois Turner
Ters
Jean Cooper
Church Virginia Grorge Care Martin Beverly Ann
Robert Ellsworth Brown
John Kistler
Joann Ruese
W. L. Smith
C. C. Mohler
Overbrook
Mr. Smith
Elizabeth Gibbs
H. W Sy
Every
Lois
Glen
Otis Smith
le Revy
Claribel
Juanita
Ramona
Barbara
Donald
Robert Allen
Francis Cook
Eddie Lee
L. W
Eldon
Wood
Eldon Smith
Nancy Caro
Clarence Wood
Lawrence Anfred
Rita Ann. Warne
Dale Eugene
Robert Ice
Roberta
Mildred
Patricia
George Mohler
C. O. Meanler
Terington
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
American Legion Hall
Harold Hutton
Prospect Avenue
E. W. Penchard, Jr
William Carter
Cynthia
Miami Beach
Fla
al Capone
Warner
Silver Springs
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Marjorie
Virginia Hadl
Richard Carter
Leta Cox
Mary Leu Enliott
Mildred Johanning
Wilma
Lee Johnson
Ralph Colman
Phippen
Johnson
Fred ‘Cooper
George Stanwi ix
Leslie Ada Jean van Valkenburgz
Brainard
Rebe
Richard Zuyder
Zee
MacLachlan
Phyllis Riggs
Waltz
Lehar Parke Hetzel T
Shirley Stewar
Spain
Jesus Moszkowski
Anabel Keeler
Waise Caprice
Jeanette Perkins
Suzanna Logsdon
the Minnetonka
Lieuranes
Newland
Poldini
Minuet
Patty Carlos
Beethoven
Mary King Berceuse
Jocelyn
Godara Mary Alice Martin
Breese
Deep P
Nyple
Mary Katheri Troiska
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Attie Moszkowski
Shirley Nan Hargiss
Stratse
Mary Jewett
George Abrams
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Christian Endeavor of the United Brethren Church
Bic Springs
Jo Anne Williams
Jimmy Ocker
Mary Helene Farrell
Fred Six
Barker C.P.A
S. S. Huls
Cecil Perkins
Minnesota
Agnes Uhrlaub Evans
Helen Evans
Cheyenne
Darwin Gerald
Bartelsville
Okla
C. Perkins
George W. Maffet
Ireland
Indianapolis
Ind
Betty
Florence
Kan
Tulsa
Okio
Nina Kanaga
Ludington
Mich
Roland F. Logan
West Point
N. Y
James I. Perry
Ruth
U. S
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Wilford Ousdahl
Charles Hannah
Alvin Smith
Marion Campbell
Gibbons
Topeka
Miss Campbell
Shaw
Bartlett
Everett Eberhard
William Eberhard
Lso
R. Dy. Shaw
E. D. Shaw
Helen Bowen
Williams Dusdahl
Arkansas
Iva
Arrid
Zinstitute
Kansas Public Service Company
Your Gas Co
Excelsior
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Anu
Silver Moon
Penney
Percales
Malabar
Rayon Crepes
Debutone
Cherrib Rayon Faille
COM Pan
Ilnecorpor
Ben Gibson
Pete Kipling
Vane Kring
Mr. Archer
Charley Disque
Marie Gastrock
Wamero
Willow Springs
Ship Hall
Music Care
Jay Crable
Clifford
Dale King
Orlyn Vaughn
Ray Vaughn
Ernest Pohl
Baldwin
Mary Ann
Hallie Hale
Henry Holiday
Henry Flory
Norma Jean
Pleasant Grove
Arthur Flory
Jake Howser
Willo Springs
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