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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1935

Page

5

August birthday dinner at the Country Club noted local notices

A group dinner at the Country Club honors August birthdays of Mrs. Robert Heggart and Mrs. R S Stevens. Other anniversaries observed include Mrs Corlett Cotton Mrs Justin Hill Mrs Wayne McCoy Laurence Woodruff and John Brand. The event features garden flower decor and birthday cakes at each end with listed guests and couples.

Country Club Robert Heggart R. S. Stevens Corlett Cotton Justin Hill Wayne McCoy Laurence Woodruff John Brand H.C. Foulkes West Hartford Conn Arthur Bly Arkansas Cuy Penfield Jones A. S. Anderson Paul Cerny Franklin Barrow Robert Rankin Corrett Cotton Robert Haggart

Lawrence couple wed in Dodge City ceremony

Mrs Letha Wolfe of Lawrence and Lawrence E Thompson of Rolla announced their marriage at Dodge City. Mrs Thompson has long lived in Lawrence, and Mr Thompson attended the University of Kansas in 1933-34. They plan to live in Rolla.

Letha Wolfe Lawrence Lawrence E. Thompson Rolla Dodge City Thompson Mr. Thompson University of Kansas Mrs. Thompson

Personal notices of travel and visits across Kansas and Colorado

Local society column lists numerous departures and visits. H. H. Asher travels to Green Mountain Falls via Larned to see son Dr. Henry Asher, joined by Mrs. Carl McClung and Alma Jones. Other readers include Mrs. W. C. Biggs back from Iowa, trips to Grand Lake and Estes Park, and visits involving Kan sas City, Des Moines, Chicago, and Washington.

H. H. Asher Green Mountain Falls Colo Larned Henry Asher Hallie Harris Duke D'Ambra W. L. Chubb Grand Lake D. L. Patterson Chicago Pittsburgh New York Helen Sanderson Olaf Coleman Kansas City Mary Margaret Parry Des Moines Miss Perry University Department of Design Catherine Sutherland Baltimore Washington, D. C New York City R. A. Cox Topeka Lawrence E. J. Garrick Mena Ark Truman Ward Emma Bennett Osage City Delmer Bennett R. D. O'Leary Mary Dorothy Weyermuller T. F. Fleming Alfred Anderson Ottawa Clara Swartz Worden Colorado Colorado Springs Denver Estes Park Rocky Mountain National Ark

Excelsior Social Roundup Sees Many Visitors and Cookouts

Local households share visits from relatives and friends across Excelsior and nearby towns. Guests include the Hazard, Poht, Shaw, Haas, Flory, Gastrock, and Peffly families, with threshers catered to and several dinners hosted. A 14 to 4 victory by the White Sox over Excelsior closes the brief.

The Little Church in Black and White

An essay on appearances and authenticity. People often try to look like something they are not, shaped by social roles and caricatures. Real virtue lies in being true to one’s inner self, not conforming to external images, and thus finally looking like one’s genuine self.

Altho

Glenn And Vicinity News Briefs

Miss Maxine Glenn visits relatives in Topeka while neighbors share farming tasks and social events. Several residents thresh for neighbors this week including Andrew Banmaijer for Marion Cole and Roy Bowen for Bert Reynolds. Families gather for dinner with guests from Big Springs and WaMeGo and Belleview. Alvin Wayne born Aug 5 at Memorial hospital in Lawrence. Ada and Sarah Atkinson sing at Glenn Chapel service.

Maxine Glenn Edna Moran Paul Moran Topeka Andrew Banmaijer Marion Cole Madalyn McClanahan Joel French Alvin Wayne Memorial Hospital Lawrence Ada Atkinson Sarah Pearl Atkinson Christ Glenn Chapel Roy Bowen Bert Reynolds John Dreyer Big Springs Cyrus Glenn Oneta Helen Humphrey Kirke Olive Lee Ing Faye Fritz Henry Bigprings Mike Zeeb W. H. Glenn G. I. Glenn

Family gathers at Mrs Fleer home for birthday dinner

A family group met Sunday at Mrs. Fleer's home to honor her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gastrock and children Elsmere Naomi and Prentise Showalter, with further visit by Ernest Pohl and Naomi. Mrs. Ida Gastrock, Mrs. Conrad Gastrock, and Naomi also spent Monday with Mrs. eer and Mrs. Ben Lipagk.

Wilma Nelson Janice Shaw Walter Pohl White Sox Excelsior Naomi Gastrock Wamego Homer Disque Lucille Eldon Clyde Puckett E. A. Wisson Kyle Texas M. P Roy Shuler Glen Flora LaVergne Buddy Clifford Jim Baker Albert Baker Mary Peffly Harry Flory Will Peffly Herold Lawrence Peffly Grace Bear Charley Browning Robert Elmer Rappard Lyle Enwart la Wanda Mary Lou Ben Gibson Conrad Gastrock Elsmere Naomi Prentise Showalter Ernest Pohl Ida Gastrock Ben Lipagk Eer

Local Social Roundup From Kansas City Visits to Eudora

Prospect William Selzer and son made a business trip to Kansas City Wednesday. Edith Jo and Mary Rohe spent Monday afternoon with Dorothy and Mildred Parsons. Many local families hosted guests and attended events including a funeral for Joe Vitt of Eudora. Arthur Medl injured cranking a tractor, eleven stitches needed.

William Selzer and Son Kansas City Edith Jo Mary Rohe Dorothy Mildred Parsons Sevier Tadlock Martin Rohe Henry Rohe Glenn Smith Albert Jacobson Dorothy Kendal K. S. Kim Emery Bell Walter Parsons Hannah Selzer Henry Selzer John Chaney Maxine Russel Irene Neis Wellsville Beula Rohe Joe Vitt Eudora Golder Blakeman Martin Roche Jess Deay Ronnie Deay Howard Deay Willie Chaney Bert. Mitchell Adah King Felker, Jr Joplin Harry Wertz Paul Sommers Eva Milbern William Selzer Julius Speicher Bill Speicher Rose Ann Topeka Lorenz Speicher Teresa Speicher Delbert Griffen Osgood Armstrong Midland Cecil Jorden Marvin Arthur Medl Dr. Ballard Corrine Atchison Emporia Maxine Schelack

Corliss families attend funerals and illness spread

William Turner and family spent days in Osawa tomie due to his mother's death. Mrs. Turner died at home Monday and funeral was held Wednesday. Corliss residents attended Mrs Earl Steed's funeral at De Soto's Christian church. Mrs Steed died Tuesday night at Lawrence hospital after a serious infection. Nearby families and visitors from Olathe and Bellville joined, with several going to the Scovill home and others vacationing nearby. Albert Plummer and family moved to the Saunders place south of Corliss.

William Turner Osawatomie Turner Corliss Earl Steed Christian Church de Soto Chester Hayes Olathe Bird Roy Weidlein Frances Bellville F. D. Scovill Bernice Weidlein Edna and Mable Kansas City This Place Renner Viola Treble Hunter Kilmer Ross David Jewett Ruth Kluss Albert Plummer Saunders Place

Motoring through a Small Town Social Calendar

A flood of names marks a weekend and weekday social circuit in the Worden area. Mrs Elise Haas and several Stoebener and Schwartz families visit, with gatherings at the Deskins and Stoebener homes and Sunday services in Baldwin and Eudora. Neighbors and relatives from Worden, Topeka, Lawrence, and Paola share visits and dinners across Friday through Monday.

Local residents and social visits linger in weekly notes

H C Musser on sick list. Kluss couple danced at Curve Inn. John Turner visited sister in Argentine. Sunday dinners hosted by Dent, Penner, and Bash families in Lyons area. Kilmer threshing for Irvin Kilmer. Minnie French with son Charles West in De Soto while Charles French ill in KC. Bashes visited by Kansas City guests. Sonntag visits from Clebourne. Patton narrowly escapes injury while coasting Miller hill. Miss Bernice Weidlein visits. Dent and Frisbie stack oats. Frisbie hosts family for dinner.

H. C. Musser Gen. Kluss Curve Inn John Turner Satie Hoke Argentine W. H. Dent L. R. Penner Leland Kate Penner John Doors Lawrence David Jewett Jesse Warsop Irvin Kilmer Minnie French Charles West de Soto Charles French Frances Kansas City Charles Bash Bertha Bash Clarence Saint Clarence Virginia Phyllis Bush Lyons B. Sonntag Clebourne Tex B. H. Sonntag A. J. Patton Olathe Miller Hill Cross Road Sonntags Store Patton Bernice Weidlein Bellville Grada Cheatwood W.H. Dent Roy Frisbie

Worden and Bethel Social Callers Quietly Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Plambeck and daughter Antonette visited Baldwin areas Thursday including Julius Zeisch and John Stoebener homes. Clara Schwartz stayed with her sister Mrs. Henry Seele. Roy Schwahn and son Irvin spent Sunday with John Breithaupt. Opal Elm did house work at Oscar Nuffer home. Mrs. Michael Shhutz and Anna called at John Stoebener home. Many Bethel residents gathered for Sunday dinner with Virgil Schwartz and Pauline. William Luef visited John Stoebener Tuesday morning. John Breithaupt family and guests Fred Charles and Leland called on Edward Johanning Saturday. Sophia Schwartz and Clara noted in the ledger.

Hattie Elise Haas Norma Pauline Stoebener Carl Schwartz Elmer Reetz Fall Leaf W. H. Johanning August Hock John Kline G. F. Deskins Anna Johanning Sophia Schwartz Worden Lawrence Henry Seele J. A. Leach Roy Schwalm Irvin Frances Clifford Breithaupt Elmer Wintermantle John Stoebener Glen Schwartz Otto Hack William Niebrugge Karl and Mielsen Lucas Fleer Marie Edward Johanning Fred Freer Oscar Clara Hattie Schwartz Katherine Oswald Paola Walter Harlem St. John’s Evangelical Shumaker George Baldwin Guy Deskins Albert Schwartz Fair Leaf Otto Stoebener Henry Stoebener Roy Schwartz Irwin John Breithaupt Stella Deskins Topeka Will Houser Elmer Flory Will Lynch Irene Clarence Beckner Fred Houser Donald Sam Wrightsman Albert Wacker Louisa Schwartz Ted Alt Washington, D. C Joe Schelbar Amos Flory John Steo Bener Earnest Albright Walter Fleet Gertrude Scott Ben Gibson Will Brooker Wm. Simon Fred Fleer Henry Ivan Schwartz Opal Elm Dorothy Nuffer John Elm Stella O. J. Nuffer Baby Charles Hoffman Clera Elmer J. W. Breithaupt John Moses Raymond Charles Geiss Karl Niebrugge John Carl Plambeck Antonette Julius Zeisch Clara Schwartz Roy Schwahn Oscar Nuffer Michael Shhutz Anna John Stebener Clarence Albright Earnest Charles Simmons Dorothy Bethel Virgil Schwartz Pauline William Luef Fred Charles Leland

Dentist Dr H X Dalen Opens New Office Location

Dr H X Dalen, formerly in the Dickinson Building, announces opening of new dental offices at 83714 Mass over the Royal Shoe Store. Provides general dentistry, X ray and surgery of the mouth with office hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phas Sem aldly.

H. X. Dalen Dickinson Bldg Mass Royal Shoe Store Aldy

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