Society Notes From Lawrence Journal-World Read Like Local Life
Mil tonvale couple announce birth of daughter Patricia Lois on August 10. Lawrence Flower club elected W. W. Kluss and C. W. Nelson honorary members and heard junior garden clubs work. Multiple club meetings planned including Methodists Aid and Friendly Hour with social events and prizes. Letter from Mrs Martin of Leavenworth praises Lawrence fire department after a car fire incident involving General Martin, governor at National Military Home. Other notes cover guests, picnics postponed by rain, bridge parties, recitals, and local visits through late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower Club
W. W. Kluss
C. W. Nelson
Tenth and
Massachusetts Streets
Lawrence ‘Flower Club
W. B. Fowles
Garden Clubs of America
John Kilworth
C. S. Martin
Leavenworth
Raymond Markley
Thermopolis
Wyo
Lawrence
Martin
National Military Home
A. P. Riley
Sam Sutton
Baldwin
Sutton
Helen Shaffer
Kansas
Wayne Morris
Marion
Junction City
Mr. Morris
H. O. Morris
Billy
Vesta Bahnmaier
eanBoter
Beverly Helle
Mable Glenn
Ivan
Eileen
Ruby
Maxine
Carrie Gray
Grace
Ruth Bahnmaier
Olivia Fulton
Nettie Grenn
Bobby Moore
Mattie Matney
C. A. Welcher
Cecil
Gladys
Viola
Lecompton
G. M. Bahnmaier
Will Brown
J. R. Baker
Glenn
Cecil Johnson
Glenn School House
Miss Johnson
Arlette Fulton
Doris Dean Eyth
Fulton
Topeka
Miss Fulton
L. E. Eyth
George F. Bahnmaier
Starr Glenn and his mother visit Topeka
Starr Glenn and his mother Mrs. Thomas Glenn drove to Topeka Friday morning and spent the day in the city as reported in local notes.
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Starr Glenn
Thomas Glenn
Topeka
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Tuesday the Old Friends club hosts a picnic supper at Mrs. Arnold Hammig home with a Velma Perkins shower by Miss Clara Bence. Wednesday includes a vote and bridge games with Mrs. D H Minervian club picnic at Clinton Park. Thursday features a bridge party at the Country club and a contract club hosted by Mrs. C C Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesdaay Old Friends Club
Arnold Hammig
Velma
Perkins
Clara Bence
D. H. Minervian Club
Clinton Park
Pas
Country Club
C. C. Stewart
Contract Club
Personal travel notes and local visits tale
The column lists clergy family travel from First Baptist in town to Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska and notes many residents visiting relatives in Lawrence Kansas City Rock Rapids and Des Moines among others. It mentions Miss Ann Lucille Hill leaving for Rock Rapids to be a music supervisor in public schools and reports farms crops and farming yields from nearby Monument. It also records professors and families returning from University of Iowa summer school Manhattan trips and various residents moving or visiting across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Watts
First Baptist Church
George Bullene
Wilma Miller
Laura Rankin
Barbara Olinger
Kansas City
Frank Dornon
Margie
Howard
Doris
Monument
Kan
W. O. Slusser
Dornon
Raymond H. Wheeler
Lois
Iowa City
Wheeler
University of Iowa
F. E. Anderson
Manhattan
Billy Berkley
A. Higham
Ray Hickey
San Juan
Porte
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised
An old newspaper fragment promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy or tonic. The note emphasizes its reputed health benefits for women as advertised consumer medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fis
Lawrence residents on brief travels and returns
Lawrence and area residents are mentioned in a roundup of short notes. Rico leaves for Topeka on business, Arlie Simmonds orchestra members return from the east with plans for school near Lawrence, nursing travel and visits across Kansas City Olathe Ottawa and Excelsior Springs. Regular army instructor Captain Zapicek settles at 1616 New Hampshire as KU engineering sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rico
Lawrence
Topeka
Carroll Thompson
Schechheap Grove
Arlie Simmonds
Fore
Chicago
Bill Holloway
J. F. Zapicek
Fort Humphries
New Hampshire Street
Zapicek
Engineering
Serpe
University of Kansas
G.G. Royston
Excelsior Springs
H. Engle
Hedwig Walke
George Hutson
Oklahoma
Texas
John Griffin
Leadville
Eugene
Green
Patricia
Bernadine
Eugénia
Concordia
Kan
Catherine Campbell
Ottawa
Lawrence Business College Ad Promises Steady Start
An advertisement promotes the Lawrence Business College offering a new class starting September 2. It touts thorough training for a business world career and guarantees a strong footing for graduates, implying high demand for its services.
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Lawrence Business College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Journal-World
Floyd King
Miltonvale
Patricia Lois
Methodist Ladies Aid
A. B. Lewis
Connecticut Street
Raymond Laessig
Friendly Hour Club
Hazel Fritz
Mississippi Street
Howard Howsman
H. W. Firner
Sarah Spencer
W.h.robinson
J. W. Marks
Tom Sweeney, Jr
Jack Walton
Paul Moran
Mary Agnes Walter
Montgomery Ward & Co
J. C. Walter
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
C. H. Stickley
J.D. Frost
Paul A Lange
Norris A. Ige
Washington, Mo
Louis
Otto Rost
Lange
Ruth Taylor
Forrest Lake
R. H. Ruge
Dale Dick
Billy Lee
A. J. Carpenter
Helen
Lansing
James H. Buell
W. C. Blanchard
Kansas Electric Power Company
Will Johns
American Legion
Emporia
Mary Jane Melton
Katherine Simon
Weaver’s
Otto Fischer
Courtland Christianiti
Ivan Rowe
L. A. Wight
G. W. Shorthose
C. E. Wilson
Jack Bolin
Keith
Missouri Street
Estes Park
Colorado Springs
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Oxford
Dack
Penney Co
National Board of Fire Underwriters
John Street
New York
San Francesco
Lanndon Beauty Shop
Ade
Eugene Frederick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Croquignole
Naivette
Frederick
Waving
J. C. Penney ,Co., Inc
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