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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1929

Page

5

Enid Hosts Supper Bridge and Birth Announcement

Handring their guests Mr and Mrs R R Hickson entertained with a supper bridge for twenty on the porch last evening. Prizes went to Mrs John Stutz Mrs Hickson and Floyd Rankin. The Bell family announce the birth of a son Fletcher Williams born Friday the 26. Mrs Bell formerly Miss Hw Chaney of Baldwin. Community notices detail garden tours and club meetings across Lawrence including Bible study lily pools and dramatic art teaching.

R.R. Hickson Enid Okla W. E. Kennard John Stutz Hickson Floyd Rankin C. E. Decker V. K Maurice Bell Fletcher Williams Bell Hw] Chaney Baldwin

Aunt Het and Lawrence Golfers at Country Club Meet

Lawrence residents played a golf morning at the Country Club with Mrs J Payne posting 53 handicapless for low score among fifteen women. Mrs J B Henry won the low score with handicap and Mrs Bolin captured the cut prize chosen by the pro. The item also lists many local arrivals and visitors for summer family reunions and multiple local residents visiting, returning, or hosting guests across Lawrence and nearby towns.

J. R. Payne Lawrence J.B. Henry Payne Frank Banks Jack Bolin

Personal notices of Midwest travelers and visitors

Mrs E W Balco and Miss Hilda Borg spent the day in Kansas City. J M Neville and C D Cowgill were in Kansas City for the day. Mr and Mrs W E Spalding left this morning on a motor trip to Canada and New York. At Pelican Manor Long Island they will visit their son Arthur Spalding and family. They expect to reach Alton IN tonight. Miss Leslie Fitz of Chicago is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Fitz. Mrs Paul B Neal of Hollywood Calif, who has been spending the last month with her mother Mrs C Soxman, left last night for her home. W P Smith, convalescing from an illness at the home of his daughter, Mrs W E Kennard, for the past three months, expects to leave the latter part of the week for his home in Chicago. Mr and Mrs J W Way and son

Georgg. K David Shaad Friz Aitken Minn C. D. Cowgill Louise Cowgill Nancy Baldwin Taos’ Island Des Poines Elwyn Cowgill H. Burtch Ula Enst Orange N. J Minnesota C. J. Winter Calvert Minneapolis Canada Perry Ohio Mr. Winter F. L. Robertson Jack Bill J. H. Holloway Joe Mary Lou Branson Bill Holloway Karl Johnson Weston Carpenter Columbia W. T. Carpenter E. W. Balco Hilda Borg Kansas City J. M. Neville W. E. Spalding New York Pelican Manor Long Island Arthur Spalding Alton Leslie Fitz Chicago Herbert Fitz Paul

Local Social Roundup from Washington Creek

Mrs Cora Hoover and Alda and Irene visited Clyde Hoover home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Clyde Cook spent a week in Topeka with her sister Mrs Frank Langston. Mrs Marvin Metsker and children called at C C Potter home Wednesday evening. Miss Naomi Behrens returns to Trinity Herpites in Kansas City Missouri August 1. Mr and Mrs Milton Kring welcome a son born July 25 named Robert Dale. Carl Boerkircher and Clyde Hoover were Lawrence callers Saturday morning. Thursday evening at Mowder home were Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson and family Martin and Wilda Boer kircher and Gerald Hoover. Mr and Mrs Omer Frazier and family spent Sunday at Clyde ok home, Mr and Mrs Clyde Hoover at children started for a two weeks.

Colorado Springs Hoover Carl Boerkircher C. A. Wright Walter Grammer S. F.rammer Cl. Cook Oskaloosa Mrs. Ora Smith and Marie Wm. Kingery L. H. Griffith Lawrence Louis, Jr Lawrence Brooks Samuel Elsie Mowder Harry Deeran Mane George Brooks Hespe Mowder Harry Norman Wilda Elsa Hazel Pauline Melton King C. M. Hoover Irene Pat North Lawrence C. C. Porter H. W. Behrens Louis Griffith W. M. Griffith Marie Smith Frances Boerkircher Irene Griffith Mary Belle Alice Metsker Calvin Hoover Eldin Craik Samuel Grammer John Henry Metsker Marvin Metsker Ora; Smith Sher Cora Hoover Alda Clyde Hoover Clyde Cook Topeka Frank Langston C. C. Potter Naomi Behrens Trinity Robert Dale Mowder Home Walter Nelson Martin and Wilda Boerkircher Gerald Hoover Omer Frazier Clyde Ok

Perry Social News Sees Several Visits and Moves

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kyle and son Sydney of Topeka moved in with her father Mr. Edd Webb of Perry. Samuel Webb went to Topeka last Sunday. Mrs. Lindy Williamson visited Mrs. O. K. Woodson last Sunday. Mrs. Bergin and three children were in Perry Tuesday evening. Mildred Kramer visited her uncle Mr. Edd Webb Monday. Mrs. Schaake and three children were in Perry Tuesday. Edward Exing of Topeka was in Perry Friday. Miss Elma Goepfert, on vacation, has been traveling.

Colorado John Dick Kansas City Kuhl Swede Nelson Williamstown Perry Sylvester Sutter Sydney Florence Dent Topeka Margaret Gordon Wanda Woodson Mrs. Glisspie Hazel Hardy Lenape Kan Krattlie Lawrence W. Lindaroyd Duree Agnes Thompsonville Vadeline Strange Gretchen Terry Avis Wilson Oskaloosa Donald Frand A. C. Wilson E. L. Dent Oran Woodson S. B. A. Hospital Bob Kyle Edd Webb Samuel Webb Lindy Williamson K. Woodson Bergin Mildred Kramer Edd Webb Schaake Edward

Perry Sunday Visitors and Local Notes Mention Fish

The report notes fishing in Stranger Creek at Linwood and visits by Harold Reeves from California to relatives. It also lists Mrs. Fred Sutter and her children Mary and Sylvester visiting Perry, with mention of Adolph's Cafe staff. The Doctor's baseball team from Kansas City played Perry.

Stranger Creek Linwood Andrew Hart Harold ‘Reeves California Fred Suttter Mary Sylvester Perry Doctor's Kansas City

Perry Defeats Kansas City 12 to 6 in Sunday Game

Perry baseball team defeated Kansas City 12 to 6 in a Sunday afternoon contest at Perry. The home lineup produced strong hits as Perry pulled away in the late innings. Kansas City struggled to respond against Perry pitching and fielding.

Perry Kansas City

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