Engagement and society notes fill Journal-World calendar
Engagement announced for Selma Louise Torneden of Linwood to Frank G. Henik, with marriage planned next month. Also details of showers, a piano recital at the colonial tea room, and several club gatherings including N B C bridge, Phi Delta Kappa picnic, and Riverside Farm Bureau reports.
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Society
Journal-World Office
Bridge Club
Orley Olmstead
Phi
Delta Kappa
Clinton Park
Anna Torneden
Linwood
Selma Louise
Frank G. Henik
George Henik
Dick Schrader
Progressive Contract Club
Colonial Tea Room
Courtney Bratton
Local Socials Plan Several Prairie Trips Abroad
Mrs George K Mackie Mrs Ben Carman and William Mackie depart by auto for a month in California. Mr and Mrs C M Baker and daughters leave for a Colorado vacation at Meeker Park. Miss Arlene Roberts heads to Chicago for a Gift Show weeklong trip with companions Hazel Dawson Lineback Mina Hadorn for a Michigan resort two weeks. Mrs Otto Barteldes and Dr Paul Schaefer with Mrs F W Barteldes depart for a month near Boulder Colorado. They join Mrs John Tom Reynolds and son Paul from Mattoon Ill who will accompany them to Great Bend.
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George K. Mackie
Ben Carman
William Mackie
California
C. M. Baker
Meeker Park
Colo
Arlene Roberts
Chicago
Hazel Dawson
Lawrence
Lineback
Emporia
Mina Hadorn
Topeka
Michigan
Otto Barteldes
F. W. Barteldes
Paul Schaefer
Berkeley
Cal
Boulder
John Tom Reynolds
Paul
Mattoon
Ill
Great Bend
Mr. Reynolds
Jane Sheets
Denver
Marshdale Park
Evergreen
George Comstock
Arthur Reed
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago Art Institute
Theodore Sharp
Washington, MO
Isabel J. Sutton
Joe Sutton
Kansas City
Elizabeth R. Cook
Missouri Street
Harry Dick
Fritz Meyn
Colorado
August Pierson
Karl Kuersteiner
Richard Lee
Kill Worry Camp
Pine River
Minn
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ruppert Stadium
Charles Louk
Earl Falkenstien
Karl Kreider
Karl Klooz
J. J. Kistler
Dick Wagstaff
Fred Ellsworth
Harry Frazee
John
National Guard
Fort Riley
Famous London Abbey Puzzle Clues and Answers
A themed crossword from a London Abbey edition listing across and down clues. The puzzle mentions a star shaped floral motif and references abbey history with monks and crowns, along with various wordplay hints and letter counts.
Local residents report travel plans and leisure trips
The article lists residents departing for Denver and Marshdale Park in Colorado, Kill Worry camp in Minnesota, and Hot Springs Arkansas, plus visits to Topeka and Kansas City. It notes others watching Kansas City’s baseball game and mentions military camp attendance at Fort Riley.
Frazee Family Back From Wichita and Piano Study
Frazee and daughter Mary return from a week in Wichita. Miss Joyce Vetter arrives after six weeks in Chicago studying piano with Rudolf Ganz, president of the Chicago Music College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazee
Mary
Wichita
Joyce Vetter
Chicago
Rudolf Ganz
Chicago Music College
Train Dispatcher Talks Down Teen From Bridge Leap
Pittsburgh story details how Train Dispatcher George J. McSteen spent 20 minutes negotiating with 16 year old Norman Whitehouse threatening to leap 175 feet from an Allegheny river bridge. He lured the boy back with a cigarette and heeded the plea about his mother dead and his sickness while his father was jobless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George J. MecSteen
Allegheny River
Northside
Norman Whitehouse
Five More Applications For Wheat Loans Filed
The agricultural conservation office received five additional loan applications today bringing the total to 39. Four warehouse loans cover wheat stored in Kansas City and one farm storage loan completes the batch.
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Agricultural Conservation Office
Kansas City
Relief Foreman Charged in Arkansas City Wood Yard
County Attorney John Herlocker filed three felony counts against Harvey Allen foreman of the relief wood yard in Arkansas City. Charges allege Allen claimed wood deliveries to relief clients when none were made.
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Winfield
John Herlocker
Harvey Allen
Relief Wood Yard
Arkansas City
Allen
Sawdust Not Dynamite in Kansas Bank Robbery Tale
John Thornburg tells Neosho county officials he wore a sawdust filled pack with a dynamite cap during the Chanute First National bank holdup on March 27. He says the “bomb” was fake and meant to deter resistance after stealing 4860 dollars, later sentenced to 35 years. He remains in Wyandotte county jail awaiting federal commitment papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
John Thornburg
First National Bank
Chanute
Thornburg
John McCall
Neosho County
Cherryvile
Wyandotte County
Campus Sing Ends Summer Session At University
Several hundred attended the Campus Sing led by Dr. Otto Miessner marking a top turnout in the university’s summer music program. Soloists Leslie Briedenbank Irene Peabody Meribah Moore and the a capella choir featured popular tunes including God Bless America Little Sir Echo and Umbrella Man with an D M Swarthout directed a capella group performing The Glendy Burke. A small orchestra of Olga Eitner Edna Givens Jack Stephenson Paul Smart and Winifred Hill provided background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Miessner
America
Leslie Briedenbank
Topeka
Irene Peabody
School of Fine Arts
Sir Echo
Meribah Moore
Fine Arts
Dean D M. Swarthout
Stephen Fosters
Glendy Burke
Olga Eitner
Edna Givens
Jack Stephenson
Paul Smart
Hutchinson Man Eldon Slade Bonds Out on Liquor Charges
Eldon Slade of Hutchinson posted a $500 bond and was released from county jail. He was arraigned August 2 in Justice court on possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor, pleaded not guilty, and the case was set for August 31. Slade was arrested Tuesday night along highway 40 near Indian Village, charged with 49 cases of liquor valued at $854.50 in his car.
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Eldon Slade
Hutchinson
Slade
Justice Court
Robert B. Oyler
Lawrence
Cornhusking conference trip to Marshall Missouri
George Hedrick secretary of the Chamber of Commerce Bob Haggart committee chairman for concessions at the national corn husking contest and Emil Heck general chairman leave for Marshall Missouri to confer with officials of the national event They will return home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Haggart
Emil Heck
Marshall
Hedrick
Hopewell and Independence Club Hosts Community Notes
Mrs. Ben Hammond entertained the Hopewell Country club with a roll call on current events and a reading program including Bonnie Jean Adriance. Visitors Doris Winters Joan Merchant Bonnie Jean Adriance and Geneva Reynolds attended. The next meeting will be August 17 at Mrs. Louise Johnson's home.
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Warden Woman’s Missionary Society
Harbour
A. Hornberger
H. Gibson
Mabel Rappard
Reep
Miss McConnell
Kentucky Methodist Mission
Henry Rappard
Dora Lyons
Harry Tally
Ben Hammond
Hopewell Country Club
Earl Lederer
Bonnie Jean Adriance
Doris Winters
Joan Merchant
Geneva Reynolds
Louise Johnson
Charlie Kassinger
Lawrence
Clara Kassinger
Stony Point
Will Winters
Dimple Settles
Arthur Rockhold
Lewis Tucker
Roy Merchant
Valley Chapel
Charlie Gale
Dorothy Jean
Grace DeClaspel
Des Moines
Paul Vollmer
Jef
Community Guests Fill Homes Across Jefferson City Area
A string of Sunday visits spans Jefferson City and nearby towns. Lola Baker Ada Marquardt and others visited Henry Seele. Edgar Jardon returned to Kansas City after a weekend with M. J. Jardon. Leo Dyer and family traveled home from Centralia and Lorraine Reiners left Paxico after visiting relatives. Local families hosted meals and trips to Lawrence Easton and Tyrone during a busy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leo Dyer
Centralia
Arthur Smith
Annie Newman
Mary Mathes
Tyrone
Okla
Colony
Keith Ulrich
Will Winters
Doris and
Etoil
Howard Deay
Vinland
Lee Hadley
Lorraine Reiners
Paxico
la Belle
Glenn Kellar
Clifford Durham
Easton
Kan
Mr. Goff
Alvin Foster and Son
Ross
Sterling
Guests, rain mark quiet week in town
Guests of Mr and Mrs Will Winters visited before returning from Kansas City where a new truck was bought. Geneva Reynolds joined Mr and Mrs Alvin Heinen for a dinner last Sunday. A welcome rain last Tuesday measured an inch and a half ending a long dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Winters
Kansas City
Geneva Reynolds
Alvin Heinen
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Helen Heck
Esther Heck
Helen Wise
Arthur Heck
Pauline Richards
Misses
Fern Schaake
Hazel Frazier
Annette Schoewen
Marjorie Fox
Gerdt Katherine Heck
Frances Walters
Winifred Hover
Kathryn Wise
Stock
Marthal
Ann Wise
Helen Garrett
Helen Heck Ruth Irene. Oatman
Jeanetté Perkins Mesdames
Charles Wise
Mary Wulfkuble
Delbert Paasch
Alfred Hecked Heck
June Draper
F. P. Adams
Bill Martin
Eula Mae Siroky
T. ©. Roberts
Baldwin
Ruth Breathup
Venice
Calif
Roy Breathup
Hudora
Eileen Breathup
Eudora
M. Chastain
Cherryvale
Donna Jean Price
Betty Jones
Opal Peers
E Mesdames— c
Avey Stewart Savage
Nelson Green
Joe Shelton
Roy Yoder
Grace Price
W. L. Fields
H. Beers
Jim Beers
Herbert Jones
Frank E. Jones
Edgar Patterson
A. J. Wiebe
Lloyd Siroky
G. Beers
Kanwaka
Riverside Farm Bureau
Cc. C. Potter
Ben Rowing
Jane Potter
Betty Hodson
Dorothy Checkfield
George Robertson
Asai
Phebe Richardson
Mrs
Curtis Diedrich
Memorial Hospital
London
England
Banttw
Nio
Eleanore de Forest
Hugh C. Bream
Dr. de Forest
Los Angeles
Hedrick, Haggart and
Heck
Marshall, Mo
Hopewell
Iva‘s
Masa
NEA Service
Ray Reynolds
Glenn Howard
Fred Purvis
Howard Purvis
H. W. Peasley
Lipton
Ceylon
Lipton’s Tea
Biak Isa
Good Housekeeping Bureau
ATLAS
Fritz CO
Tire Service
Big Springs
J. C. Boose
David and
Thomas
Weaver
Botany
Floor
American Airlines, Inc
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