Society Notes and Club Announcements From Local Column
Society contributions for the journal office deadline, Saturday events by the Lawrence Woman's Club and Flower Club, Chi Omega's August dinner for rushees at the Bellerive, and multiple social gatherings. Reports from Mrs. Keeler and Mrs. Marsh, farewell for the Derstlers, visits by Mr. and Mrs. True, and Wallace WCTU institute plans with officers elected. A Topeka reunion postpone and a Myers hall surprise for Annabel Scott end with a mock wedding ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Lawrence
Kansas City
Bellerive Hotel
Wallace W.C.T.U
Centenary Methodist Church
A. B. Conner
Conrad Marehed
Vier Press
Carey
Charles Fincher
They Arians
Wedding telegram and scrapbook tribute at local event
A telegram announced the bridegroom could not attend but hopes to be present next month. After a buffet supper guests viewed a scrapbook of the bride’s life and a Chubb Studio parody. Mary Forby and Edna Wilson presided as gift presenters. many attendees listed. Fifty Rebekah lodge members met, a white elephant sale followed, and a picnic committee was named for August 23 at Clinton Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chubb
Mary Forby
Edna Wilson
Helen Davison
Rebekah Lodge No
C.F. Hall
Bess Cooke
Rebekah
Clinton Park
Mae Bruner
Eva Elliott
Catherine Walker
Fern Jameson Thelma,Garbutt
Stella Hundley
Overton
Handley
Cora Kendall
Charles Kendall
Hazel Fritz
University singer Miss Irene Oliver to lead morning service at First Presbyterian
Miss Irene Oliver, graduate student at the University of Kansas, will be the soloist in the 11 o clock morning service at the First Presbyterian church. She will perform a soprano solo They Mercy O Lord Is in the Havens by La Forge. Mrs J G Fearing hosted an informal party yesterday afternoon honoring her daughter Mrs W B Derstler of Denver who has been visiting. Guests included Mrs Tom Jee Mrs Carl Holbeck Mrs Nels Olson Mrs Rody Skinner Mrs Ed Moranville and Miss Katherine Lundeen of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
W. B. Derstler
John Snow
J. E. Brooks
Ray Stockert
Barbara Rae
Ella Jones
Kansas City
Ed Moranville
Mae Moranville
Bob Johnson
George Myers
Roy True
Farmington
N. M
Floyd Harry
Farmersville
Tex
P. Rummel
Laura
Barbara Zook
Rummel
Connecticut Street
True
Haskell Institute
Harry Zook
Melventh
Irene Oliver
University of Kansas
First Presbyterian Church
Oliver
E Havens
la Forge
J. G. Fearing
Denver
Colo
Tom Jee
Carl Holbeck
Nels Olson
Rody Skinner
Katherine Lundeen
Local personals note travel and visitors across several states
Dean and Mrs Frank Stockton and sons Phil and Stan plus Mrs Ely Stansbury depart for Johnstown Pa for about two weeks. Charles Eddy visits Lawrence as a boy. Virginia Horton of Wichita visits aunts Alice and Eva Horton. Isabelle MacKenzie returns to Lawrence Tuesday from Denver. Prof R L Grider and Eleanor return from seven weeks on the Pacific coast. They visited Tillamook Fort Jones Astoria Portland Eugene San Francisco and the Columbian river highway. Port land stopovers on return at Ogden and Denver. Raymond Standing returns from a three week northwest trip covering over 6000 miles with Canada British Columbia Washington and California visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frank T. Stockton
Phil
Stan
Ely Stansbury
Johnstown
Charles Eddy
Huntington, Park
Cal
Robert Eddy
Redlands
Calif
N.C. Johnson
Jin Lawrence
Virginia Horton
Wichita
Alice Horton
Eva Horton
Isabelle MacKenzie
Denver
Colo
Lawrence
R. L. Grider
Eleanor
Pacific Coast
Mr. Grider
Tillamook
Ore
Etna
Fort Jones
Astoria
Portland
Eugene
San Francisco
Ogden
Raymond Standing
Northwest
Canada
British Columbia
Washington
California
Social notes of travels and visits across states
The column lists numerous residents traveling to Colorado, Pennsylvania, New York, and Massachusetts for fairs, family visits, and vacations. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Laurence T. Harris and son Larry, Mrs. 8. M. Law and Tom Law, T. B. Williams and Lenna, and many others visiting relatives, attending events, and staying with friends in Denver, Boulder, Hershey, Cambride, and more, with itineraries spanning two to three weeks and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Laurence T. Harris
Larry
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Harris
Denver
Boulder
8. M. Law
Tom Law
Hershey Chocolate Factory
Hershey
Law
Kansas
Topeka
New York
Cambride
Mass
Mare Law
Europe
T. B. Williams
Grand Army of the Republic
Della Norman
Lenna
Chapman
Clifford Rogers
G. W. Bradshaw
Concordia
Bradshaw
C. W. Bradshaw
Dorothy Jewell
Kathryn Ezell
Margaret Finnerty
Haskell
Wichita
Miss Ezell
James Ezell
Pratt
Lawrence
Henry Asher
Asher
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Suzanna Logsdon
J. W. Russell
Burlington
Arthur R. Miller
Cass Lake
Minn
H. R. Johnston
Plattsmouth
Neb
P. N. Stevens
Kansas City
Betty Campbell
Beulah Lamb
Keighley
Kan
J. R. Dodson
Detroit
Mich
Mary. Weyermuller
Dorothy Weyermuller
Disney
Okla
C. W. Anderson
Minnesota
Canada
New York City
Pittsburgh
Mr. Anderson
Ida Edmondson
H. Owers
Grant Renne
Dean Henry Werner
Woodland Park
Corliss Residents Rally After Complicated Illnesses
Laura Oshel recovering after an operation at Research Hospital. Her children frequent the hospital as family members travel. Milton Quaintance’s daughter Flor arkle visits, while Vida Turner travels from St. Louis to assist. Mrs Dent and Pearl Cummings face injuries and medical care follows a rifle accident involving a 12 year old. St. Margaret's hospital Kansas City treats the Cummings girl. Mrs John Turner suffers gallbladder infection. Sallie Randall assists at the Turner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Oshel
Eallstone
Mary Murphy
van Mitrin
Kansas City
Milton Quaintance
Florarkle
Ozarks
Rolla Wurnhy
Ing
Vida Turner
St. Louis
St. Louis Turner
Dent
Robert Turner
DeSoto
John Turner
Sallie Randall
Turner
Rohe Family Hosts Weekend Guests In Desoto
Prospect Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Waugh. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gabriel of DeSoto were summer guests of Mr and Mrs George Rohe, Mrs Albert Jacobson and her mother Mrs Henry Rohe, and Edith Jo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rohe
Charles Waugh
Arthur Gabriel
DeSoto
George Rohe
Albert Jacobson
Henry Rohe
Edith Jo
Eudora Social Roundup Amid Visits and Notices
Eudora residents hosted and visited relatives from Ottawa Pomona St. Louis Lawrence Kansas City and Centropolis. Announcements include the forthcoming marriage of Alice Terrell and Elgie Jones and a tractor mishap causing minor damage. A High Prairie Ladies Aid meeting featured readings and a dime tea with Marion Van Hoesen playing piano.
Hopewell Ball Team Members Travel for Overbrook Game
High Prairie reports Hopewell players Robert Heaston Franz Johannine Leo Wingert Phillip Williams and Robert Williams journeyed to Berryton Sunday afternoon to face an Overbrook team. Local social notes mention visitors Lorene Williams Ray Reynolds Maxine Gleason Mrs. Carl Van Hoesen and family and relatives of Dan Shotwell Mrs Jennie Keifer from Monmouth also visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Robert Heaston
Franz Johannine
Leo Wingert
Phillip
Robert Williams
Hopewell
Berryton
Overbrook
Lorene Williams
Loren Williams
Ray Reynolds
Buddie
Gordon
Maxine Gleason
Carl van Hoesen
Edmund Gray
Ronald
Phoenix
Ariz
Gray
Dan Shotwell
Jennie Keifer
Monmouth
Ill
Carl Peterson
Betty Joy
Roscoe
Peterson Farm
Raymond Gish
C. N. Peterson
Frank Gleason
Morganville
Leslie Churchbaugh
Hoover in correction on debt claims at Young Democrats
Hoover dismisses Barkley charge of a six billion debt jump as misinformation. He cites treasury data showing 1929 debt at 17.4 billion and 1938 at 20.8 billion with recoverable loans, noting only about one billion net increase under Hoover and contrasting tax and public works figures with the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
Hoover
Barkley
Kentucky
Liars’ Research Bureau
National Convention of
Young Democrats
Pittsburgh
Treasury
New Deal Administration
Slaying Probe Ties Suspect to 1938 Coyle Case
West Palm Beach Florida detectives question Charles Jefferson to probe links to the Mary Imelda Coyle slaying of October 11 1938 in Larchmont. Jefferson a claimed talent scout is jailed for the Ruth Dunn assault slaying and the disappearance of Jean Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
N. Y
Mary Imelda Coyle
West Palm Beach
Fla
Charles Jefferson
Jefferson
Ruth Frances Dunn
Miami
William J. Kersey
Florida
Coyle
Miss Dunn
Jean Bolton
Miss Bolton
Packinghouse Workers to Meet Perkins Over Strike Threat
Pi Don Harris national director of the Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee said a PWOC delegation would meet Secretary of Labor Perkins in Washington Wednesday to seek a meeting with Miss Perkins to prevent a widespread strike in Armour plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Don Harris
Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee
Armour
P.W.O.C
Perkins
Washington
Championship decided in eastern grass court doubles
Alice Marble of Beverly Hills and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline defeated the new pairing of Dorothy May Bundy and Mary Arnold 6-4 7-5 to win the first of four eastern grass court championships. The match featured eleven service breaks as Bundy and Arnold, playing together for the first time, showed strong form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aye
N. Y
Alice Marble
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Miss Bundy
Miss Arnold
Crop Prospects Improve in Woodson County Kansas
Rainfall boosts alfalfa harvest and sorghum maturity in Woodson County as pastures revive. County Agent Ray Hoss notes corn yields unlikely except in isolated fields. School catalog available at the local Lawrence Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Kan
Woodson County
Ray Hoss
Ge Lawrence Business College
Woman Fends Off 500-Pound Bull With Four-Ounce Stone
Mrs. Dewey Harris of Grandview Washington tossed a small stone at a bull that wandered into her garden. The creature was later removed by her husband and neighbors after a hot afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Wash
Dewey Harris
Brown Jr makes surprise trip to California brother
Fooling each other in Gaffney as Horace Brown Jr flies to California to visit his brother Ma this. The brother had left Horace's home to surprise him. The 70th annual Lawrence Business College session starts September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney, S.C
Horace Brown, Jr
Mathis
California
Horace
The
Lawrence Business College
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Society
Journal-World Office
Lawrence Woman's Club
Lawrence’ Flower Club
E. L. Falkenstien
Walter Keeler
E. G. Stith
E. L. Treece
Ross Clayton
Bridge
Keeler
T. H. Marsh
Georgetown
Earl Marshall
Charles Manwaring
Esther
Waterloo
Brackett
Annabel Scott
Myers Hall
Noffsinger Guild
First Christian Church
Miss Scott
Billie Louise Dulaney
Agnes Romary
Love
Bobby Riggs
America
Rye
N.Y
Katherine Ann Fischer
Pendergast
Senate
Fair
C. Lloyd Stark
Missouri
United States Senate
Perylon Hall
A. C. Mitchell
F. B. Danskin
Spokane
R. C. Johnston
Eva Weeks
Frank Speicher
Osgood Armstrong
Lester Brubaker
Bertha Speicher
Cecil Jordon
Marvin
Lorenz Speicher
Cyril Roche
P. Russell
Wellsville
Prospect
Clearfield School
Omou Utes
Henry Roche
Henry, Jr
Kilith We
Lulu Smith
Sans
Corliss
Eudora
G. M. Wolf
Ottawa
Max Wolf
Arthur Smith
Paul Papenhouse
Pomona
Fred Papenhouse
Henry Lefman
Mary Lefman
Tom Raybourn
Mary Margaret
Jim McCabrin
Alice Margaret Terrell
Elgie Jones
Tongfanoxie
Delbert Biesle
Guy Adams
Kate Walden
Arnold
Charlton
Carrie Richards
Guy Pennock
Fred Schlegel
Verle Neis
Thelma Roper
Neil
Hazel Glenn
John Roper
Barbara Roper
LaDean Roper
Lena Altenbernd
Conrad Altenbernd
Herbert Altenbernd
Roy Holmes
Otto Altenbernd
Harold Altenbernd
Albert Wichman
Janice Gunther
Tilda Helen Gerstenberger
Henry Reifschneider
Lila Reetz
Katherine Reetz
Clarence Neis
George Gerstenberger
Oscar Broers
Allen Westerhouse
Edna Schmidt
Martha Ables
Schlegel
Neis
Roper
Lillian Lloyd
Fred Rothberger
Alice Ziegler
Grandma Bohnsack
Christine Kazig
Grandma
High Prairie
Irene Castle
Paper Mill Theater
Millburn, N. J
Miss Castle
Vicky
Noel Coward
Correction
Will
Iva
de Luxe Cafe
Lawrence A
Mila
NEA Service, Inc
T.M. Reg
U.S
T. M. Rec
U. S
Marble
Fabyan
Rundy Arnold
Nellie Warren Beauty Shop
Cinderella
E. W. Yt
Ecleaners
Chater
Central Plumbing Co
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