Engagement Announcement at Kansas City Luncheon
Miss Dav ida Olinger announced the engagement of Miss Dorothy Higgins to William Geede Wilson of Springfield Ohio at a luncheon. The wedding is planned for the fall. Guests included Miss Higgins Mrs Higgins and several Kansas City friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davida Olinger
Dorothy
Higgins
William Geede
Wilson
Springfield
Ohio
The
Fell
Colorado
Kansas City
W. E. Higgins
University of Kansas
Kappa Kappa Gammia
Ohio State University
Phi Kappa Psi
Guersi
Miss Higgins
Marian Walker
Katherine Stevens
Dorothy Blackmar
Leona Baumgartner
Virginia Pendleton
Helen Friend
Barbara Quinger
Lloyd Ruppenthal
Solan Emery
Quade
Eunice Roller
D. Roller
Altamont
Mary. Hyre
C. W. Hyre
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. H. Butler
Hrre
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Lawrence National Bank
Club notes and picnic scenes across community gatherings
Reports from a ladies club describe demonstrations of physical exercises led by Mrs John Karson and planning sessions on family nutrition with Mrs Husted and Mrs Oliver Schutz. The Fraternal Aid Union annual employee picnic at Browns Grove drew about seventy five, featuring games, archery, croquet, a fried chicken dinner, and an address by N Dolley of Topeka, with many delegated attendances from Topeka and Kansas City alumnae events noted throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Randle
John Karson
Fa Aajn Bureau
Husted
Oliver Schutz
Fraternal Aid Union
Brown's Grate
N. Dolley
Topeka
Raymond Laessi
Micnic
H.M. Mason
Rosa Avilks
Lena Koenig
Helen Snider
Florence Reynolds
Personal notes reveal Kansan visit with teachers and kin
Miss Marguerite Hook returns home in Kansas after spending yesterday with Miss Dorothy Mosely a junior college teacher and Mrs T Criss and granddaughter Jean Mitchell of Eldorado. They visited Kansas City with Miss Martha Wellman and Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Kansa
Dorothy Mosely
Kansas
5. T. Criss
Jean Mitchell
Eldorado
Kansas City
Martha Wellman
Belleview and Hesper community notes
Wednesday afternoon visitors in Belleview and Hesper include Mrs Keiley of Austin Texas and Miss Elima Michael of Lawrence who called on Mr and Mrs J M Holmes and family. Mahlon Cox of Eudora sailed with Mrs Rush and family. The Goodyear family and others visited in Lawrence and at Allie James home. John and Martin While purchased the Spring Brookberry farm in Eudora, about five acres. Fern Cox of Eudora visited with Hattie. Dr Pearson of Lawrence visited Orville at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
C. F. Crane
Catherine Davis
S. H. Davis
Wichita
Ray’ McClure
Lawrence
Clifford Haverty
Thelma Peay
Fairyland Park
Thelma Honver
Olathe
J. D. Burton
A. A
Sun
Beulah West
Francis Page
Martha Giortz
Martin
Abel
Kansas City
Keiley
Austin
Elima Michael
Layence
J. M. Holmes
Dora. Mahlon Cox
Rosa
Rush
O. B
George Vet
Hester
North Carolina
C. E. Crane
Tessie H Lawrence
Allie James
Rat- Miller
Ben Kolving
Goodyear
Archie
Hazel
Gilbert
Himma Schneider
Fedora
John
Louis Mall
Eudora
Fern Cox
Hattie
Pearson
Orville
Aileen
Milton Shafstahl
Jessie Anderson
Oliver Deay
Harry ‘Freund
Gardner
Roger Stanley
Bernice
Misa Inez Westerhouse
Will
Eisele
L. M. Holmes
Herbert Watson
Central City
Nebr
B. 5
Watson
Henry Thoren
Ernest. Murphy
Murphy
Jas
Duncan
Tamily
J. J. Burton
Kansas
Adolph Tornaden
Gon
Alfred
M Raher
Norma Fae
Earl Williams
Hutchinson, Kans
Maurice Starr
Sam Allen
Claud Tandon
Roy Daugherty
Fern
Fadara
Fred ‘Laughlin
Joe Crane
Mila Crane
Clarence Crane
Ed Barnell
Fila Barnell
Local notes and visits in Spring Hill community
Residents and visitors fill a busy week in Spring Hill Kansas with names like Emery Sumner Edna Duncan and George Grosdidier. Friends gather at Rea Holmes and Goodyear homes while 4-H Butter Cup wraps a cookie demonstration. An 12 lb Norma Fae daughter arrives to the Tornaden family and many neighbors share meals and Sunday calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Sumner
Spring Hill
Kansas
Edna Duncan
Lawrence
William Seiwald
John Miller
Nioe
Grandma Rogers
Heaper
Seiwald
Miller Farm
George
Harry Wichman
Topeka
Louis
Albert
Johnnie
Ella Ecansas
Sam Lester
Ant Arrison
George’ Eichelmeyler
Helen Crary
Olathe
C. H. Crane
Clifford Ulrich
Goodyear
Rosemary Harris
Helen Jones
Maurine Moore
Vera Woodard
R.N. Rea
Boninie
L. M. Holmes
C. Gerstenberger
W.w.gerstenberger
QO. E. Vota
Chas. Kurtz
John
Leonard Bagbyand
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Gladys Baker
Frelen Stallman
Marcella Sterling
Katherine Weatherby Wit
Lake Geneva
Wis
Q J. S. Stover
Helen Stover
Rolland Stover
Olive Weatherby
Miss Stallman
Miss Sterling
Chicago
Social Service League
Mane
Mary Muckey
M Fred Muckey
Lone Star
W. E. van Meter
Lovewell
Kans
van Meter
Baldy
Floyd
Rankin
Country Club
M. F. Hudson
W. B. Dalton
A. F. McClanahan
G. D. Valvett
W. L. Newman
Leurera
Mack
Helen Walton
Walter ‘Thiele
Jack Bofin
John Stutz
W. Banker
Aenes Engel
George Bullene
Solon Emer
Maurice Crane
Fred Jaedicko
Katherine Reding
Georgia Wolf
Z. A. Starling
St. Louis
Jean Russell
Sterling
Charles .Grubers
Boone
Town
Edna Teeter
Ruth Kenney
Alice Dicker
L.H. Frink
J. J. Wheeler
Edith Benson
Minnie Dingelstedt
Isabel Keeler
Winifred Sterling
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
G. W. Husted
Martin Miller
Gelia. Watt
Joseph
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Spain
Jenette Savage
Trenton
N. J
Geushiany
Monarch
Florence Edmonds
Susophine Edmonds
Gertrude
Polly Steelman
Jearet
Brett
Genevieve Herriott
Alisse Gaskill
Ruth
Alpha Xi Delta
Newbern Hotel
Doris Burnett
L.iv
TL Martin
Roland de Watteville
J. W. Priestley
Carrollton
Harold Allen
S. E. Wade
Leavenworth
Sandi
Grace Wallac Vity
Kan
Wallace
Harry Kurtz
Roy Kurtz
P. Harris
Jerry
Amarette Gabriel
Helen
Theresa
Speicher
Pere
Fred Kurtz
Ed Diedrich
Frank Page
W.E. Mettelin
Swope Park
Trowbridge
J. F. Summer
Belleview
Hesper
Noah Eisel
Wellsville
Heeman Bohnsack
Gus Bohnsack
A. von Glinton
Pittsburg
Cathunis Sonn Ideal Fo
Optometrist
Our
New
Victor Electrola
the Palms Cafe
la Talbot
Paris
Fischer
Houix
Royal Shoes
F. C
Detroit
Dodge Brothers
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Dance Brothers, Inc
KAW Valley
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