Social Calendar Notes From Wichita Events
A string of social items from Wichita lists Monday at Pelican dinner at the Country club with Mr and Mrs Walter Gerstenberzer and Young Muntrans. Tuesday invites Shawnee Country club gathering in Lawrence. A Newton Episcopal church wedding unites Miss Marriott Grayhill and William Wilson Darrett of Topeka. Wedding plans include Phi Delta Theta and Pi Beta Phi affiliations, with a Colorado honeymoon and Topeka home planned after return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Walter Gerstenberzer
Lawrence Country Club
Marriott Grayhill
J. W. Grayhill
Newton
William Wilson Darrett
Topeka
Newton Episcopal Church
Barrett
Jacob Grayhill
Kansas
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Colorado
Memorial hospital reports Mrs Zweifel after appendectomy
Mrs. William Zweifel is recovering at Memorial hospital from an appendectomy performed Saturday morning. Condra Miller has returned home near Independence after attending the University summer session. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cameron left on vacation and will return next week, with no definite plans for the destination. Fern Rumsey, visiting the Rumsey household, has returned to Craw Agency, Mont. Harold Miller of Emporia and Mrs. Yates are hosting visitors from out of town. Mrs. John Edmonds entertained out-of-town guests yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zweifel
West Hills
Memorial Hospital
Condra Miller
Independence
E. M. Cameron
Cameron
Fern Rumsey
J. C., Rumsey
Craw Agency
Mont
Harold Miller
Emporia
H. S. ‘Yates
John Edmonds
J. G. Engle
Hope
Miss Engle
D. M. Swarth
University
Kenneth Barnett
Ed Barnett
Parsons
Floyd Johnson
David Allen
Bonner Springs
C. C. Makepeace
Lizzie Petrie
Buena Petrie
Alpha Omicron Ti
W. E. Sandellus
California
Lee McCain
Trenton
Claude Williams
S. B. Lucas
Mississippi Street
Winona
Ill
Carl Wallace
Manhattan
Jimmy Demand
Demand
George March
Hays
Denver
Colo
John Chain
Abilene
W. A. Chain
Lawrence
Estella Engle
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen noted for humorous votin lines
A quirky column snippet cites Aunt Het by Robert Quillen with humorous lines about voting and a wife watching over her husband. The rest lists local people and travels including Engle in Hope, university staff, and several residents visiting family, vacationing, or traveling to Colorado and Illinois.
Traveling families visit then head to destinations
Numerous Kansans and out of state visitors, including George Rising and Walter Rising of Kansas City with Mrs S K Jackson of Raleigh and Frank Rising of New York City, stop in Topeka and Lawrence en route to meetings, conferences, or vacations. Dr T J Leasure and Mrs Leasure travel east for veterinary meetings while Mrs Mary Leavett heads to Ponca City and Dallas for a vacation. Other locals visit family in Colorado Springs and Hays, with luncheon plans and university activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rising
Walter Rising
Kansas City
S. K. Jackson
Raleigh
N. C
Elsie Webb
Salina
Frank Rising
New York City
Edmonds
University
Topeka
Landen
T. J. Leasure
Eldon Maxwell
Lozella
Omaha
Nebr
Maxwell
Elia Thorne
Louise Thorne
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jane Gray
Springhill
Colorado
Mary Maxwell
Ethel Craig
Coffeyville
Clifford Allin
Miss Craig
Edward Warner
Winfield
Lawrence
E. §. Forsythe
Forsythe
Warner
H. F. Warner
Waterville Editor Injured in Auto Collision Near Here
W. E. Turner editor of the Waterville Telegraph sustained serious injuries when his car collided with a machine occupied by Roy Flock and Foster Benedict near Waterville. Benedict was also slightly hurt in the accident reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Kan
W. E. Turner
Roy Flock
Foster Benedict
Benedict
Here
Grade A Milk Producers Will Meet on Wednesday
A Grade A Milk Producers association meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss a possible one cent per quart milk price increase in Lawrence. A committee led by Charles Banning, Clinton, Clyde Husted, and T. P. Stevens will estimate milk production costs after surveying local producers and Lawrence distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Charles Banning
Clinton
Clyde Husted
T. P. Stevens
Vinland
Will Rogers film returns to Dickinson theater as reissue
The Dickinson State Fair presents a reissue of a Will Rogers film. The late star is highlighted in one of his most beloved starring roles, offering outstanding entertainment for fans. The article notes Rogers’ memorable characterization and the enduring appeal of his persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair
Will Rogers
Dickinson Theater
Rogers
Farm romance stars at state fair in Blue Boy era film
The Iowa farmer who raised champion hog Blue Boy is praised for screen work. Louise Dresser shines as a farm wife seeking first prize with pickles and mince meat at the state fair. Janet Gaynor plays a farm girl who falls for a Des Moines reporter played by Lew Ayres. Supporting cast includes Norman Foster Sally Eilers Frank Cravens and Victor Jory.
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Tion
Iowa
Louise Dresser
Janet Gaynor
Des Moines
Lew Ayres
Norman Foster
Sally Eilers
Frank Cravens
Victor Jory
Judge Means Returns to Bench in Theft Sentences
Judge Hugh Means, recently ill, resumed the bench today and sentenced two Wichita youths, Theodore Davis and Forrest Moore, to the Hutchinson reformatory for automobile theft. The pair, who had escaped from an industrial school in Topeka, stole a Ford sedan from W. J. Hade on June 30, were arrested soon after and pleaded guilty to theft, receiving indeterminate terms. A marriage license was issued yesterday to James W. Hudspeth and Dorothy Scott, both of Minneapolis, Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
Wichita
Hutchinson Reformatory
Theodore Davis
Forrest Moore
Topeka
W. J. Hade
Hutchinson
James W. Hudspeth
Dorothy Scott
Minneapolis
Kan
AB C's of Civil War in Spain
AP outlines the Spanish conflict as a clash between Madrid government liberals including socialists and communists and fascist rebels backed by the church and property owners. Rebels began in Morocco on July 18 and aimed for Madrid with 40,000 troops, but the navy stayed loyal, limiting troop ingress. by now about 8,000 had reached the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madrid
Racecertes
Morocco
Spain
Veteran Chew Intercepted By Police In Portsmouth
Police arrested a 43 year old World War II veteran for intoxication after he was found chewing paper mixed with a $40 bill. Officers noticed the man, who had just received his bonus money, chewing the paper and confiscated the money as part of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
P—Police
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Saidog
Howard Creel
Robert Pugh
M . Fox
Eldon Ardrey
Flagstaff, Ar
Friendly Hour Club
Edith McGee
Jean Stephenson
Betty Behmer
Ruth Garvey
Crestview Country Club
Grover C. Newman
Catherine
Thomas Riordan Evans
Mere Stuart Evans
Miss Newman
Mr. Evans
H. C. Swadley
Mr. Swadley
Juanita Rake
Mon Conde
H. J. Hey
Margaret
Hoc. Swaddless
Tabitha W Ber
Doi Rake
Robert Can- Jan
Yeopie’s. Union
Christian Church
Geneva Detler Larramore
Frank Goehring
Hiana
Alice Coulbaugh
Brooks
Bob Laing
George
Celinda Stanwix
Brown's Grove
Alice Stan
Harve D. Pence
Rite
Walter Deay
Yd Stuck
Ross Evelyn Shuck
Bryona Arp
Fule
Dorothy I Byron
Kenneth Barton
Hur Ror Shuler
le Darrell x Pence
Davide Deay
Kieth
George Arl Hegeman
Elbert Wax
John Ingalls
Eleny Stawix
Irma Tetan
Henry Tetan
Oliver Ebel
B. E. Ebel
Redlands
Cal
First Baptist Church
Arvin White
Ebel
The
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Joe
Publishers Syndicate
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Mass
Dickinson
Hugh
AB C
Kansas Cleaners
Bemberg Sheets
Charlton
Charlton Insurance Agency
Green Bros
Millon
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