Society Notices From Lawrence Journal-World
Society items show dinners births meetings and travel notes from Lawrence communities. Highlights include Miss Cora Sams and Miss Lillian Constant hosting a Methodist Guild dinner for Mrs. P. N. Stevens, plus Florence Evans engagement plans, a Keystone Korner Klub trip to Lawrence, and a Kendall family Italy voyage for Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Kendall with children Connie Carol and Gretchen. Additional notices cover a Richardson descendants reunion at Clinton park, new births at Memorial hospital, and many church and club meetings across town.
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Cora Sams
Lillian Constant
P. N. Stevens
Kathryne Wilson
Methodist Guild
H. R. Johnston
Plattsmouth
Neb
Ralph Ward
Blanche Sams
Richmond, Hy
Keystone Korner Klub
Eudora
Lawrence
Clinton Park
Cham Williamson
Lois
Jean
Ralph Wotan
Lela
Dorothy
W. Gerstenberger
Wayne
Sylvia
Jerry Harris
Geraldine
Gloria
Jimmy
Duane Terrell
Harold Morley
Harry Neis
D. M. Harris
Gene Griffin
Don A. Kendall
Great Bend
New York
S. S. Rex
Italy
Connie
Carol
Gretchen
Paul Kendall
Kendall
Vienna
European
France
England
Asa and
Phebe Richardson
Bessie Lines
Duran
Alma Slade
Pomana
Herman Pontius
San Angela
Tex
May Wallace Ross
Santa Ana
Alma Leafquist
Anna May Silverthorn
Albert City
Capture by Indians Recited Tonight by Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Frank Andrews of Bern Kansas recounts her 1874 Cheyenne captivity as a five year old and her sister left to starve in Chautauqua county. The broadcast from New York airs at 7 PM on KMBC and recalls early Kansas history.
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Frank Andrews
Bern
Kan
Chautauqua County
Kansas Prairies
New York
KMBC
Andrews
Adelaide German
Lawrence
Nemaha County
Sabetha High School
University of Kansas
Kansas
A. W. Garvin
New Hampshire Street
Earle Wilson
Happenings Recorded in Tennal's Nemaha County History
A brief note indicates that certain events have been documented in Tennal's historical record of Nemaha County, reflecting local archival interest and regional chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennal
Nemaha County
Many Kansans Take Summer Guesses on Travel
Local society notes show Mrs. W. R. Banker from Muskogee Oklahoma visiting her parents in Lawrence. Numerous relatives and friends visit Denver Mexico and California during summer trips. many plan further travel to Colorado and Canada while others return from outings in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Banker
Muskogee, Okla
T. G. Fitch
Z. H. van Neste
Melonee Shirley
de Ridder
Chicago
Ruth Ellen
Irma Lee
Theo Jean Faulkner
Dodge City
D. D. Hornaday
C. F. Hale
Lawton
Detroit
J. D. Kiser
Dr. Payne
John McIntosh
Canada
Georgian Bay
Lake Huron
L. E. Blair
California
Paris bank messengers robbed for 1 200 000 francs haul
Three men held up two private bank messengers near the Paris bourse and escaped in an automobile with 1 200 000 francs about $81 000. The incident was reported in the August 8 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Liberty Memorial high school band played twelve concerts this season
The Liberty Memorial High School summer band performed eight concerts in South Park and three in North Lawrence with large audiences. Supt. Clifford Dean reported at a school board meeting. The season ran from June to July 28 including a July 4 concert at KU stadium. One hundred twenty three students enrolled and about ninety musicians performed per concert. Guest conductor David Lawson of Topeka led one performance and awarded medals from the Colorado Springs regional festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Southpark
North Lawrence
Clifford Dean
K. U
David Lawson
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Sheriff Hero Becomes Hero on California Road
Montrose California August 8 Deputy Sheriff L H Pulfer overtook Miss Patricia Repath on her runaway horse in an automobile rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Calif
L. H. Pulfer
Patricia Repath
Wild West Stunt Ends With Fall From Horse
A man lifts a girl from a horse in a rough western style and attempts to ride the horse back to the stable. The horse bucks, tossing Pulfer off. He sustains a broken thumb and cuts and bruises.
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Pulfer
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Agnes Uhriauh Evans
Harold E. Snyder
Harry Snyder
Cheyenne
Wyo
Plymouth Congregational Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
C. W. Ogle
New York Street
A. W. Smith
District Missionary Convention
D. E. McGregor
Helen Howe
Regina Allen
Wilma Stoner Wray
Colonial Tea Room
Herman Davis
Byron Eisele
Route One
Memorial Hospital
G. H. Simms
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
A Daugh
Ter
Patricia Ann
Memorial‘hospital
Mrs. Simms
Elmer Hunter
Alabama Street
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Martha
Lucile
Pauline
Della Hayden
Ladies’ Aid of
Trinity
Lutheran Church
W. L. Eubanks
Maple Street
Eubanks
Vern Pettit
Columbia, Mo
Clyde ‘Westfall
Kansas City
Ideal Store Company
Wallace W.C.T.U
Centenary Methodist Church
Harry Kies
Indiana Street
Vanity Beauty Shop
Lon Poff
Los Angeles
Cal
H. E. Don Carlos
Lena Jones
Vermont Street
J. W. Rumnold
West
San Francisco
Long Beach
Pomona
Catalina
Iva
Newland
Ffence
Kay Dunhill
Ward
Nelly Dons
Coats
Odds and Ends
Dennison
Baby Walker
Enna Jetticks
Junior
Journal-World
Supt
Dean
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