Lawrence Social Notices Chronicle Marriages and Events
Lawrence society announces several marriages and social gatherings. Edith Winsonhaler of Winfield wed Guy Payne Cross in a home ceremony. Elodie Bancroft of Ottawa married Earl Raymond Read in Ottawa. Miriam Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwins Young, became Mrs Henry Morgan Pack in Kansas City. Community clubs, reunions, and engagements are noted with dates and home addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Edith Winsonhaler
Winfield
Guy Payne Cross
Charles Irvin Winsonhaler
Council Grove
Cross
Liberty Memorial High School
Gina and Company, Publishers
Tyler Street
Topeka
Elodie Bancroft
W. E. Bancroft
Ottawa
Earl Raymond Read
L.A. Siwith
Federated Church
Rear
Loose-Wiles Company
C. H. Davenport
Cora Davenport
Edwins, Young
Kansas City
Miriam Cole
Henry Morgan Pack
0. G. Pack
Second Presbyterian Church
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Triangle
State Street
Augusta
Pack
Socony Vacuum Oil Company
Recital by Holman studio pupils in Independence
Mr and Mrs Sanford Holman announce a Thursday evening recital at 8 o clock at Mrs H W Craig home. Robert Hensley from Englewood Kan and Ednah Hopkins violin pupils join. Participants include Donna Jean Craig Ruth Eden Craig Netty Dean Craig Fay Margaret Marvin Jean Wichickens man June McCoy Ronnie Gimblet Phyllis Gimatead Brice Stallard Mary Evelyn King Natda Craig Alice Stallard and violins by Woodward and Alice Stallard. Social Circle meets tomorrow at Mrs W J Curtis home with roll call favored flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Craig
Social notes list Kansas City kin on travels and visits
Numerous Kansas City residents and relatives are visiting family across Missouri and neighboring states. Betty Lou Kelsey and others spend time with grandmother Mrs F A Kelsey. Anne Lorimer returns to Parkville. trips include Topeka, Omaha, Chicago, Boulder, and Lake Lotawana with many staying with relatives or visiting friends.
Weeklong Leaves and Travels Across North America Mentioned
Notices of residents traveling to Washington New York Minnesota Canada and the Black Hills include Courtney Crim Donald Crane and others from Standard Life Association and Kansas travelers visiting Yellowstone Grand Canyon and Europe. Also promotions for selling extra items through a Journal-World classified ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Courtney Crim
Donald Crane
Standard Life Association
Washington
New York
H. E. Miller
M. E. Phenicie
Minnesota
Lake Itassa
Camp Merriwyn
Mary Ellen Miller
Canada
St. Louis
Lawrence
John David Lohman
Ottawa
Elinore Simmons
Yellowstone Park
Oregon
California
Los Angeles
San Franccisco
Grand Canyon
Verna Rees
Juanita Brown
Brown
Emporia
Kansas State College
University of Kansas
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
James Postma
Nova Scotia
Christine Wenrich
Europe
England
Scotland
France
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
James C. Malin R
Game Lodge
Black Hills
Custer
S. C
Montana
Wyoming
Edward Dean
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Harold Kipp
Remodeling of KU Athletic Office Changes Ticket Layout
The University of Kansas athletic office undergoes a summer remodel. Ticket windows move flush with the hallway wall to ease congestion and purchasers will buy tickets in the hallway. The space splits into two rooms. Dr. F C Allen will occupy the south room and Gwinn Henry’s office is placed in the northeast corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
F. C. Allen
Gwinn Henry
Will Test Driver's Law in Wichita Trial of Erickson
Wichita man John A. Erickson faces trial Friday on a charge of driving a motor car after failing to pass driver license exams under Kansas new law. Pelley, state license agent, says Erickson's license was revoked for physical defects and had warned officers he would continue driving. Judge Fred K. Hammers set bond at $300 and scheduled the appearance in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
John A. Erickson
Erickson
Pelley
Fred K. Hammers
City Court
Reich Saving Babica Berlin Infant Mortality Decline
Nazi statistics show infant death rate in Germany fell from 7.9 percent in 1932 to 6.8 percent in 1936, a drop of about 52,000 deaths. The report frames the improvement as a result of Nazi policies since coming to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Babica
Berlin
Germany
Rescued at Customs Jetty as Refugees Sail in Jetty Scene
Aug 17 Shanghai report details 837 American women and children aboard the Dollar line tender evacuating refugees to the President Jefferson at Woosung. Incubator baby carried. no panic, families depart amid bombardment and air raid fire while naval guards ensure safe transfer. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and son Quentin also travel to Manila. In Kansas, a homicide charge is filed against E Hammontree after a transport truck sideswipes a hay rack, killing William Swearingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Jefferson
Jefferson's
Woosung
Dollar Line
United States Marine
Manila
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Roosevelt
United States
Girard
Kan
E. Hammontree
Kansas City
William Swearingen
McCune
Ben Humphreys
Hammontree
TRY TO KEEP BABY ALIVE Chicago Infant Wes Horn Over
Doctors at Michael Reese hospital fight to save Chicago's three day old baby girl born two and a half months premature. Weighing 14 ounces at birth she ranks among the smallest infants in the city. Daughter of Mrs Laura Schmoeller wife of a truck driver. If she survives two weeks her prospects improve per Dr Carl T Stephan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Laura Schmoeller
Carl T. Stephan
Linwood social notes feature long list of visitors
Linwood residents report many guests and relatives visiting from Kansas City and nearby towns. Dozens are listed including Mrs. Ed Whistman, Miss Mary Rankin, Mrs. John Tudhope, and families from Bonner Springs, Silver Lake, and Frankfort. Several locals pass on word of illnesses, travel, and school resignations as Miss Rankin departs Wisconsin for a new job.
Local Social Notes and Obituaries from Bonner Springs Area
At the home of Mr and Mrs Len Coleman in Bonner Springs this week Mr and Mrs Orville Rhodes of Kansas City Mo are visiting Linwood this week Mr and Mrs Donald Siscoe and family of Kansas City Kan visited Tuesday evening at Clint Siscoe home William Baird is ill at his home Mr and Mrs Howard Housman of Lawrence were dinner guests Thursday at Mrs C C Burnetts Richard Lee the little son born to Mr and Mrs Joe McMillen August 12 who died August 13 was laid to rest in Mt Sidney cemetery Saturday morning Arthur Kirkman received word of the death of his sister of Ray town Mo Thursday Mr and Mrs Morgan Sedgewick announce the birth of a daughter Wednesday August 11 Mr and Mrs Sam Brooks announce the birth of a son Saturday August 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou
Norma Jean Kelsey
Olive Ann
Martha Marie Phenicie
Harriet Rigdon
Kansas City
F. A. Kelsey
Arlie Kelsey
Anne Lorimer
Boulder
Colo
Parkville
Margaret Lorimer, Jr
J. W. Murray
Lawrence
L. E. McPheeters
Donald J. Evans
Journal-World News
West
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Billings
Mont
R. B. Hutchinson
Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Earl Hutchinson
J. L. Benson
Ann Margaret
Tulsa
Benson
J. A. Benson
John
Charles
Hutchinson
J. J. Ruhler
Lottie Gilbert
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Kansas City, Mo
B. G. Gustafson
Ed Whistman
Thayer
Kan
Allie Lamberston
William Pennington
Charles Dent
Anderson
Ind
Linwood
Harry Lescher
F. E. Johnson
Dorothy
Mary Beaumond
Mary Rankin
Martha Schapley
Lee Coleman
Len Coleman
Bonner Springs
J. B. Coleman
William Bowers
Levon Keister
Billy Bowers
Jarbale
Clarence Lundy
Manhattan
Joe Bowers
Buddy Bowers
Silver Lake
Homer McMillen
Charles McMillen
Joe McMillen
William Anderson
Homer Nance
Nance
Crockett Cline
Frankfort
John York
Illinois
Beverly Harbaugh
Louisburg
Carl Edward Silkey
Johanna Coleman
Orville
Rhodes
Donald Siscoe
Clint Siscoe
William Baird
Howard Housman
C. C. Burnett
Richard Lee
Mt. Sidney
Arthur Kirkman
Raytown
Morgan Sedgewick
Sam Brooks
Local social notes from Vinland and vicinity
Miss Charlene Watkins visited in Kansas City with friend Betty Hansen. Families from Eudora and Falwer joined W. H. Hoskinson relatives for weekend. Martha Kelley and Mary Sturdy returned from a recreation camp near Tonganoxie state lake. Elmer Smith and children from Pittsburg, and Will Stone family, plan September move. Schmidt, Franzen, and Schmidt did Vinland business. Button party at Fort Collins vacationers returned. Ghrist to teach at Hamlin. Robert Randel celebrated with family. Curtis and Montie Randel, John O’Brien and Miss Wilda Lucas attended. A shower for Elismere Davault held at Wesley Davault home near Rockville, Mo. Mary Sturdy visited Kansas City with daughter-in-law. Everett Huey and relatives returned to Chicago after visits in Vinland area. Mrs. B. A. Stevens schedules a public sale near Vinland high school August 19. Methodist Ladies’ Aid to serve lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Watkins
Betty Hansen
Kansas City
Gilmore Nichols
Eudora
George Nichols
Fowler
W. H. Hoskinson
Martha Kelley
Mary Sturdy
Tonganoxie State Lake
Elmer Smith
Pittsburg
Will Stone
Bill Milburn
Miss Schmidt
Miss Franzen
Mr. Schmidt
Vinland
Button
Martyn
Jack
Fort Collins
Colo
Silo and home additions mark Stevens farm report
The T. P. Stevens farm finished a tile silo and is adding a room to the house occupied by Mr. and Mrs Marlin Nichols. Mrs Hibbard left for Craig Missouri on business. Mrs McNeelay returns from Wichita to visit her daughter Mrs Clyde Neeley. Thelma Milburn and children were in Olathe. Over the weekend Mr Milburn Mr and Mrs W A McPheeters and Roscoe visited, and Mrs Everett Craig of Lawrence spent time at her parents assisting threshers. Mrs Sarah Randel, mother of Mrs Della Cleland, is ill near Vinland after breaking her hip recently. Mr and Mrs Oscar Stevens and son of Porterville California visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Stevens
Walker
Oscar Stevens
Porterville
Cal
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Socio
F. ¢. Jackman
Annabel Keeler
Jayhawk
Judith Ann Tihen
Doris Jane Tihen
Keeler
Judith Ann Tikesa
Tllyn Maloney
Lane Logsdon
Alate
Miler Hankes
Katherine (Orrill
Margaret Strathsanette Perkins
Pauline Rankin
Elizabeth Prentice
Frances Mee
Riverside Farm Bureau
Ambrose Bigsby
Merc. C. (. Potter
Owen Mitchell
Robert Gentry
Mary Palding
Rose Mary Simmons
Nate Castle
Sroom
G. B. Castle
Mrs. Castle
Delaware Street
Brackett
Farm Bureau
Daniel Kirby
C. T. Huey
Connecticut Street
Mra
Roy Crow
Eta
George Riddle
Sacra Anetta
Cale
Mrco
Mer
Sanford Holman
Independence
Robert Hensley
Englewood, Kan
Social Circle Club
W. J. Curtis
Weaver
Lawrence Daily Journal+ World
West 19Th St
N. Y
Journal-World
K.U. Office
Wichita Man
Wes Horn
Vinland and Vicinity
Kansas Public Service Co
Your Gas Company
Vanity Beauty Shop
Het
Bert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Wonderform
Iau
Porgee
Electrolux
Entral Plib. Co
Everett Christenson
Mass
Court House
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