Society Notes Highlight Haskell Institute Visit
Mrs Paul L Fickinger hosted an informal tea at Has kell to honor Mrs Henry Roe Cloud and her four daughters who arrived from Wichita with Mr Cloud the newly appointed superintendent of Haskell Institute About fifty school staff attended along with guests from Nevada Missouri and Lawrence The Oak Ridge Birthday club and other social groups held meetings at various homes with talks on school lunches and parenting and a birthday announcement at Memorial hospital for a newborn son.
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Paul L. Fickinger
Haskell
Henry Roe Cloud
Wichita
Mr. Cloud
Haskell Istitute
Cora Hart
Nevada
L. E. Hart
Lawrence
Roses
Zinnias
Petunias
Fickinger
W. T. Johnson
Ethel Maeder
Elizabeth Shawnee
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
J C. Morgan
Willard Morken
Fairbairn
C. H. Leonard
Marguerite Nunemaker
J. C. Rumsey
W. E. Whetstone
C. H. Lanier
Lane
R. R. McFarland
Howard Parker
George Spears
U. S. G. Plank
Social calendar highlights bridge events at city venues
Thursday bridge at the Hotel Eldridge hosted by Mr and Mrs James Moore then a benefit bridge for Veterans of Foreign Wars at Clinton Park. Attendees included Rev Richard Anson and family from Scarsdale NY Peter Nancy Day of Lecompton and Mrs Harold Skinner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Eldridge
Clinton Park
Richard Anson
Peter and
Nancy
Scarsdale
N. Y
E. G. Day
Lecompton
Personal notes from area residents visit to Chicago and beyond
Widespread reader items recount travel and visits. G Hutson returns from Estes Park with family. Wayne Shaw and Darren Shaw of Kansas City plan to visit Mrs. Courtney. Alice Meyn will visit Betty Livers in Kansas City. Families travel to Tonganoxie, Chicago, Yellowstone, Coeur d Alene, and the state fair. Rev Engvall arrives as new Unitarian minister at Broadview Inn. Rex Sigley of Wichita visits Brown's Grove after graduating from University School of Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hutson
Estes Park
Colo
Wayne F. Shaw
Darren Shaw
Kansas City
Kan
Shaw
W. T. Courtney
Alice Marie Meyn
Betty Livers
Herbert Hunter
Don Lovett
Gene
Manhattan
State Lake
Tonganoxie
F.H. Roberts
Arlene Roberts
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Iva Clark
Baldwin
Lawrence
Walter W. Whitla
Yellowstone National Park
Coeur d’ Alene
Ida
Whitla
Boyd Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Palmer Lindsey
W. A. Dunmire
J. C. Walton
Sedalia
Q. C. LeSuer
Minnesota
A. B. Weaver
New York
Weaver
A. D. Weavver
New London
Conn
T. R. Stuart
Roberta Stuart
Milwaukee
H. C. Allphin
Martha Rose
Bobby
Charles Engvall
Broadview Inn
Engvall
Unitarian Church
Rex Sigley
Wichita
University School of Business
Community Socials Highlight Forth Family Reunion
The Enterprise notes a August 12 gathering at the Charles Forth home with a bountiful basket meal and ice cream. Attendees include Jim Forth of Whitier California Ira Allen and sons Edward and Floyd of Michigan Valley Claude Myers and daughters Doris Lois Wanda Lee Elmer Shoemaker and Gerald John Forth Fred Forth Arlie Forth Bertha Forth Ardelle Dodder Roy Dodder Lois Craik and several Miller and Flory family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wright
Doris
Jennings Price
Topeka
Fred Walker
The
Christ’s Hospital
J. C. Miller
John
Dorothy
C. P. Miller
Glenn Schwartz
E. L. Craik
Evelyn Raie
Viola Miflin
Simon
Forth
Charles Forth
Jim Forth
Whittier
Cal
Ira Allen
Edward
Floyd
Michigan Valley
Claude Myers
Lois
Wanda Lee
Elmer Shoemaker
Gerald
John Forth
Marvin Forth
Fred Forth
Arlie Forth
E. P. Forth
Bertha Forth
Ardelle Dodder
Agnes
Roy, Dodder
Lois Craik
Arthur Hase
Ed Hardtaker
Lawrence
Teddy Flory
Eddy
Adelphian Club
Fishburn’s Pond
Clyde Flory
Ernest Transmier
Golden Red Club
Frazier Butler
Lew Lawson
Frank Semon
George Heyl
W. A. Semon
Charles Semon
Overbrook fair events and local visits noted
Readers in Overbrook were invited to the August fair with 4 H livestock show and parade planned for August 24 to 26. The scene includes visits by many families to friends and relatives, a baby born Lucille Ann to Mr and Mrs Alfred Fishburn, and social gatherings across town with games, entertainment, and a play Pete’s Chauffeur at Heberling hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Maichel
Wiser
Transmier
Alfred Fishburn
Edwin
Ottawa
Evelyn Fishburn
Chauncey Fishburn
Ransom Hospital
Clyde Perryman
Loren Rundle
Eleanor
Clyde Flory
P. J. Simon
Arthur Hase
Frazier Butler
Topeka
John Desque
Maxine
Ed Desque
Viola Mae
Louise Reilly
Fred Ward
Lucille Ann
Rennie Hunn
Darlene
Delmer
Dorothy Hunn
Wanda Lee
Teddy
Sylvia Shuler
Frank Deay
Pleasant Grove
Marion Fishburn
Overbrook
Petcy
Heberling’ Hall
Homer Moss
Ira Sinclair
R. A. Baldwin
Emarie Baldwin
Henry Desque
Agnes Forth
Myrle Reilly
Jack Bybee
Homer Wright
Lottie McKnight
Bobby
Eskridge
Clarence Adaph
Henry Desque Ane Clifford
Eileen
Night Blooming Cereus Charms Greenwood Valley Social
Mrs Ira Sinclair hosted Sunday dinner in Greenwood Valley with Mr and Mrs S L Dark and family. Guests included Elton Dark and family and Boris Holloway visiting grandparents. 4 H club meets Friday at W F Walfchale home. Grace Kellore and Elsie Kellore visited Mary Glenn. Ruth Bertschinger visiting Clinton relatives. Night bloom Cereus opens after sunset, Bloom snowy white and fragrant. Ice cream and cake served at gathering with many neighbors and Topeka guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Dark
S. L. Dark
Elton Anderson
Bright Bertschinver
Boris Holloway
Biz Springs
W. F. Walfchale
John French
Farm Bureau
Lake Tonganoxie
Grace
Elsie Kellore
Mary
Hazel Glenn
Ruth Bertschinger
Ebon Anderson
Clinton
Ror Armstrong
A. I. Armstrong
Glenn
Irene
Norbert
Tona
George Edward
Topeka
Iva Miles
Wilma Glenn
Community notes from area families and visits
Day afternoon with Mr and Mrs William Niebrugge and family. Mr and Mrs Ben Rienhart and son Keith spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Ike Thomas. Mae Young visiting relatives in Lawrence. Grandpa Schwalm of Missouri visiting Mrs J T Schwalm and Lester and Mr and Mrs Roy Schwalm. Ike Thomas, Helen and Jack visited Asa Turner and Oscar Turner. School board and district members reroofing the school house. Mrs Ike Thomas and children visited Misses Bertha and Nellie Stewart. Mrs Fred Howser visited Mrs Will Howser. Classifieds in the Journal-World have what you want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Turner
Oscar Turner
Ike Thomas
Bertha
Nellie Stewart
Fred Howser
Will Howser
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablet Uterine Sedative Ad
Relief from monthly cramps headaches and nausea promised by Lydia E Pinkham's Tablet a uterine sedative. The ad urges premensual use for relief and claims long term benefit with persistent use. Sold by druggists in chocolate coated form in tins with larger sizes available.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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