Mrs Newman hosts for Miss Harshberger before Honolulu departure
Social columns note a party given by Mrs W L Newman in honor of Miss Helen Harshberger who leaves tomorrow for a year in Honolulu. Guests include Miss Harshberger and several local women. The evening followed a Grace Moore film at Mrs Newman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Newman
Helen Harshberger
Honolulu
Grace Moore
Love Me Forever
Newman
Miss Harshberger
Paul Winter
Ursula Henley
Alice Dicker
Mabel Richardson
Alvis Allison
Modish Silk Dress Pattern for Summer to Early Fall
Dress pattern line highlights two slenderly smart wine colored silks with attractive bodice lines. Style No. 2666 offers sizes 16 to 44 bust with yardage of 39 inch fabric and contrasting. Send 15 cents for pattern plus name address and size, plus 25 cents for book and pattern. address Lawrence Journal-World pattern dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Williams Family Plans September 17 Service in Cameron
Relatives traveled from distances to Cameron for a Williams family observance on September 17. The morning worship at the Christian church featured Joe M. Williams, Lawrence High School voice instructor, singing a solo. A family dinner and open house followed at the Williams home with Mrs. Williams' sisters Ruth and Nell Hulsizer of Cameron joining for a week’s visit before returning to Lawrence with Mr and Mrs Joe M Williams.
Personal notices of travelers and visitors in Topeka area
Maj and Mrs Fortier of Port Sam Houston Texas arrive Friday to spend a week with Mr and Mrs Mitch ell. They travel from Spokane Washington returning to San Antonio. Numerous locals and visitors journey to Kansas City St Joseph and Chicago markets as well as Denver Garden City and Colorado Springs. Travel groups include Colman in Pasadena and Mulder families with trips for two weeks to Findlay and St Joseph. Local hosts include Coulson Perkins Gerard Turner Ulrich and several Husted Perry Van Swearingen and Weaver families visiting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Fortier
Port Sam Houston
Tex
A. B. Mitchell
San Antonio
Spokane
Wash
J. R. Coulson
Janet Coulson
Kansas City
C. C. Perkins
Carl
Darwin Gerard
Robert Lawrence
F. H. Roberts
Arlene Roberts
Baltimore
Melvin Mulder
Doris
Jean
L. A.kemp
Findley, C
Fred C. Colman
Pasadena
Cal
Mia
Orley Smith
Mary Margaret Priss
Mary Margaret Parry
Marilyn Miler
Topeka
Eml
St. Joseph
Grace Turner
Chicago
C. H. Ashton
Seattle
Lawrence
A. G. Ulrich
Sauk City
Minn
Burl Miler
Marilyn
Martha
Social calendar notes visitors and travels around town
Mrs. John Stutz and guests plan a trip to Kansas City and San Diego. Mrs. E N Taylor visits Tonoxie and Wellington. Several local residents return from Estes Park and travels to Dallas, Chicago, Tulsa and Ottawa. Families move into Lawrence while others visit distant relatives and attend events.
Woodstock OsKaloosa Old Settler Reunion Program
The thirty fifth annual Old Settler reunion in OsKaloosa runs Friday and Saturday August 23-24 with a band concert Hopkins Sisters Revue Harmony Boys and Daring Duvall schedule and a Saturday fireworks display. Local obituaries note the passing of Mrs Amos C DuBois aged 71 with funeral at Winchester M E church and lasting condolences to her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Bernard Peterson
Hopkins Sisters
Daring Duvall
Marvyn Haskell
Hopkins Revue
Harmony Boys
Amos C. DuBois
Winchester
du Bois
Mita D. Beasorse
John
David
Tracy
Blanche Bird
Kathrin Gibson
Ellis
Kan
Amos L. DuBois
San
Gabriel
Calif
Orie
Wrfe
M. E
Amos DuBois
Jesse Graham
Russell Stewart
Frank Champion
Henry Murr
Topeka
Little Beulah Osborn
McLouth
Jack Hehn
Mable Mure
Hehn
Clyde Husted
Midland
Albert Ford
Guilford Ridgway
Tom Harding
Stillwell
Harold Champion
Fred Champion
Valley Grove
Clarence Spray
Stand‘wood
Nettie Haworth
Hiram ‘Haworth
Wale Smith
Naomi Black
Ella Mosea
Jesse Osborn
Ton- Ranoxie
Russell of
Stewart
Will Loesch
Lawrence
Anna Eliza Wood
Sunnyside
Eiger Smith
Richard Snow
Mastin
Gho
Local Notes From Mont. Area And Nearby Families
Mont area notes record church services for Mrs Wood at Maple Grove Cemetery and obituaries for a long time resident. Teachers institute attendees and summer institute students are listed alongside farm yields, harvest progress, and community visits to McLouth, Topeka, and western Kansas. Seventeen 4-H club members attended a three day recreation camp with 88 total in Jefferson, Jackson, and Leavenworth counties.
Local social notes and town events from Mackey and surrounding area
Mackey J. C. Hemphill builds a cement silo while Miss Marguerite Nunemaker and Miss Frances Metcalf join rural teachers institute activities led by Supt Fischer. Herbert Nunemaker elected secretary of the Douglas County Teachers Association. Lorene and Vernetta Fairbairn return from a two week National Youth Foundation camp in Shelby Michigan. Local residents visit relatives in Valley Falls Buck Creek and Clinton. Miss Marjorie Bereiter recovers from appendectomy. Audrey North to resume Mackey teaching duties September 2 in Denver summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hemphill
Marguerite Nunemaker
Frances Metcalf
Herbert Nunemaker
Rural Teachers Institute
Supt. Fischer
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence
Herbert
Douglas County Teachers Association
Lorene Fairbairn
Vernetta Fairbairn
Independence Home
Montgomery County
National Youth Foundation
Shelby
Mich
Vernetta
Independence
Thomas Cawley
Valley Falls
R. E. Hall
Peorfd
Frank Bereiter
Woodie Lauchlin
Jerry Schoenlein
Cawker City
Edgar Kyle
G. E. Stanwix
Rolia Stanwix
Marjorie Bereiter
George Stanwix
Buck Creek
Ross Stanwix
Raymond Gardner
H. L. Chambers
J. S. Paxton
Prairie Center
Oakridge Farm Bureau Picnic Plans Amid Local Notices
Oakridge Farm Bureau members arrange a Friday picnic at Clinton park with committees named for dining service and programs. The report also details local visits, school board meetings, farm events, and family updates among Oakridge residents and nearby towns.
Family vis ited friends in Lone Jack Mo last week
Katie Toms and son Jack and Mr and Mrs Frank Stumbo and Mr and Mrs Orrie Stumbo visited friends at Lone Jack Missouri last week in a small family gathering with several relatives mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Toms
Jack
Frank. Stumbo
Orrie Stumbo
Lone Jack
Twin Mound Ladies Aid meeting and nearby visits
Mrs Grace Hatcher hosted the Twin Mound Ladies Aid on August 7 with fourteen members and several visitors sharing favorite poems. Guests included Mrs Maude Little Nellie Kirmer Mia Ada Kirkpatrick and Coila Thurber. Visitors and hosts also noted family travels and social events through mid August in Clinton and nearby communities.
Puff’s Bowshot Meets a Huge Hon in the Woods
A short scene describes Puff drawing a bow and releasing an arrow as a large Hon emerges from the bushes. The creature halts, sniffs, and flicks its long tail while Puff recoils from the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puff
Dungle
Busy Bee and Reno Ladies Aid Picnic and Farm News
The Busy Bee club and Reno Ladies Aid plan an annual picnic at Anderson Grove on Wednesday August 28 with a two basket dinner at noon. Mrs Fred Bernhardt is visiting Leavenworth. Reno Farm Bureau met at Mrs Huttons Friday afternoon. Larry Dean Miller spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Kehn at Reno. His parents collected him Sunday. A daughter Iola youngest child of Mr and Mrs Fred Kahn and Donald Roberts of Lawrence were married Saturday August 17 with Rev Cook presiding. Mr and Mrs James Dwyer and sons James and John left for a Colorado vacation by auto Sunday. Mrs Mary Johnson is visiting Kansas City this week. Mrs Seanor and Mrs M Black attended Farm Bureau camp at state lake last week, about one hundred Farm Bureau ladies attended. NAMED AFTER FAMOUS PAIR Oklahoma City Twins Now Wiley Rogers Ash and Will Post Ash. Twins born July 10 to Mr and Mrs Bert Ash of Oklahoma City were named Wiley Rogers Ash and Will Post Ash in honor of the late flier and humorist. The twins were initially No 1 and No 2 until names were chosen after deaths of two Oklahomaans. Classified ads note that advertising often sells by 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teau
Mont
James
Lexington
Harry
Rumsey Funeral
Charles Thomas
Maple Grove Cemetery
Wood
Teachers Institute
Oskaloosa
Herbert Champion
Audrey Davison
Bethel Graham
Max Russell
Roselin Ehlers
Mildred Harding Petrie
Summer Institute
Emma Black
Addie Harding
Earl Edmonds
McLouth
Will Piles
Edwards
Joe Boyd
Boyd
Te Lange
Jefferson
State Lake Las
Jackson
Leavenworth
Robert Davison
Kansas
New Mexico
Mary Smarr
Oklahoma
Topeka
Will Smarr
Duree
Thompsonville
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Clinton Park
Dinnee
A. R. Reed
Katie Toms
W. H. Weeks
H. G. van Neste
F. H. Leonhard
J. F. Morgan, Jr
Mildred Madi
Fred Zoelzer
Katie
Robert Henke
More, Ill
Schaake
Leonhard
Lawrence Leonhard
Mike Hadi
Lawrence
Will Toms
Fairfax
Okla
Jack
Emory Weakley
Rays
Nakomis
Enos Purcell
Mercan
Bessie Leonhard
Sanford, Jr
Russell Brothers Circus
Ed Garrett
Lone Star
C.C.C
Leonia
Jennie Lowash
Sanford
Brown's Grove
Johnnie Flanders
State Lake
Rural Teachers Institute
Gilder
Frank Leonhard
Oakridge School
Mildred Leonhard
Pittsburg
C. F. Gribbs and Son
Elmer Smith
Vanity Beauty Shop
Ardell Weeks
B. H. Cunningham
A. H. Brewster
Busy Bee Club
Reno Ladies Aid
Anderson Grove
Fred Bernhardt
Reno Farm Bureau
Hutton
Larry Dean Miller
Fred Kehn
Reno
Iola
Deng
Fred Kahn
Donald Roberts
Local notes on illness visits and church services
Dora Mae checked on Mrs. Margaret Simmons who is ill. Dorothy Rukes returned from Kansas City with her sister Mrs. Hazel Harding and visited with her daughter Bobby Lou. Earl McKay of Clinton is redesigning Twin Mound school. Twin Mound church held services Sunday evening led by Rev. Ward. The pallbearers notice for Mrs. E C Wilson should have read Spanish American veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mae
Margaret Simmons
Dorothy Rukes
Hazel Harding
Kansas City
Rukes
Bobby Lou
Earl McKay
Clinton
Twin Mound
Rev. Ward
Clinton Presbyterian Church
E. C. Wilson
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J. S. Schleifer
Charles Hoar
Denver
Scheifer
Mirs. Hoar
Harry Schleifer
Lloyd Schleifer
Roland de Walleville
Conard’s Park
Ottawa
Otis Lindell
Noah Shuler
Frank Deay
Mac Karnes
Ed Sanders
Mabel Dover
Florence Postma
Mildred Deay
Clara Salisbury
Edith Deay
Sylvia Shuler
Evelyn Shuck
Dorothy Lindell
Wes Flory
Elmer Churchbaugh
George van
Edwin Stansbury
Kennard W.C.T.U
South Park
L. K. Robinson
Rebecca Hemphill
Kennard L.T.L
E. A. Gildehouse
Ruth Hoover
D. R. Kirley
W. H. Ruese
Shawnee Country Club
O. L. Salveson
M. Chase
W. P. Spicer
Los Angeles
Oliver Kerr
Norman Kasson
Norma Jeanne
Memorial Hospital
Richardson
Flora Myrtle Sallee
Garrett Sallee
Hutchinson
Delbert Means
Wichita
Frank’ Means
Goddard
Church of the Transfiguration
New York City
Means
Columbia University
University of Kansas
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Joe M. Williams
Missouri
Cameron
Mr. Williams
Joseph Warren
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Amy
Ben
Publishers Syndicate
John Stutz
Scotch Fourse
Will Cleman
Margaret Rush
San Diego
E. N. Taylor
Tonnoxie
George Lawrence
Wellington
W. C. Allen
F. A. Coleman
W. G. Hutson
W. G. Hutson, Jr
Estes Park
Colo
Clinton Dyer
Phi Alpha Delta House
University Law School
Nickerson
Paul Rouse
Elk City
Ootion
Jeannette Bischoff
Ohio Street
Margaret Maddux
Mary Maddux
M. J. Getto
Michael Hutson Getto
Cole
Clarence Topping
Lloyd Ware, Jr
Creede
Colorado
Ethan Smith
Clarke Hart
Shenandosh
Maude Clarke
Albuquersque
N. M
Margaret Hart
Deaa
Paul B. Lawson
Wisconsin
Rose Hinnen
Fairbury
Neb
H.C. Ise
Woodstock
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Juneau
Alaska
Point Barrow
Post
Rex Beach
Joe Crosson
Rogers
Associated Press
Mackey
Clytus Lehman
Clytus, Jr
Audrey North
Ola Goff
Donovan
Mackey School
Oak Ridge
Keeler’s Book Store
Mass
Grace Hatcher
Twin Mound Ladies Aid Society
Maude Little
Nellie Kirmer
Ada Kirkpatrick
Coila Thurber
Ruth Weimer
John L. Gibler
Willis Gibler
George Sullivan
Georgetta
Dolly Patton
Elmer .Thurber
Celesti
Presbyterian Church
Ira Moore
Roy
Margaret
Viola
Elizabeth
Dewnth Blacher
Misa Mable Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Stull
Ed Riable
Overbrook
Pearl Thurber
Joan
Corta Thurber
Gage Park
Joe Schimer
Oklahoma City
GPK
Bert Ash
Oklahoma Citys
Wiley Rogers
Ash
Will
Journal-World
Rica
Tucson
Weaver
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