Eberhart family holds twenty sixth annual reunion in Clinton Park
Yesterday the Eberhart family gathered for the twenty sixth annual reunion in Clinton Park. Dinner at noon followed a business meeting with Mrs. Anna Hastie re elected secretary J F Eberhart of Lawrence presiding and James A Gill of Ottawa serving as treasurer. The 1932 reunion will be on the last Friday in August. Oldest attendee was 91 year old Mrs A Eberhart of Sunnyside and two month old Charles Craig was the youngest. Attendees hailed from Kansas City Vinland Ottawa Severy Burlington Emporia and Lawrence. Other events included club dinners and golf at the Country Club and a WCTU meeting planned for September 1 with speakers from the Federation of Clubs and the PT A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhart
Clinton Park
Anna Hastie
Family Association
J. F. Eberhart
Lawrence
James A. Gill
Ottawa
A. Eberhart
Sunnyside
Charles Craig
Arthur Craig
Kansas City
Vinland
Severy
Burlington
Emporia
Tea Social for Mrs Aston and Mrs Dynes in Columbus
Mrs C Eriksen hosted a Saturday tea at her home in Columbus, for guest Florence D. Aston of Scarborough England and Mrs John Dynes of Madison Wisconsin. The gathering included Mrs Lester and former member Mrs Dynes, with conversational games and scrapbooks created for the visitors. Keeler home decorated with garden flowers, about twenty guests received refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Eriksen
Mies Florence D
Aston
Scarborough
England
Columbus
Ohio
John Dynes
Madison
Wis
Lester
Dynes
Keeler
Personal notes highlight travels and weddings across states
Hutchinson visitors include Mr and Mrs A W Miller and son Richard with Keeler family. P A Diehl returns from east. many guests at Eberhart reunion in Kansas. Helen Harper to Washington for Secretarial School. Bayles family to Ohio State for PhD work. Strongs back from Estes Park. Weeks visit Wisconson and Appleton. Elizabeth Tucker in Kansas City. numerous trips to Minnesota Canada and Topeka. Luella Freeman weds Theodore Million in Woodland Park. Nu club hosts for Mrs Lester before a six month visit to daughter in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Miller
Richard
Hutchinson
Kan
A. J. Keeler
P. A. Diehl
Indiana Street
Leighton
Diehl
Niagra Falls
Niagra
Hheme
Claris
Eberhart
Flelen Harper
Washington, D .C
E. B. Bayles and
Columbus
Ohio
Bayles
University of Kansas
Ohio State University
K. U
Frank Strong
Frank R. Strong
New Haven
Conn
Estes Park
Cola
Strong
M.R. Weeks
Elvira Weeks
Fremont
Oshkosh
Appleton
Wis
Elizabeth Tucker
Kansas City
H. D. Johnson
Minnesota
Canada
Dakotas
Nebraska
Jerry Schoenlein
Isas City
Arthur Hart
William Gordon
Topeka
Ira Stockebrand
Independence
Mary Eberhart
I. F. Eberhart
John Baker
Sedan
Albert Harper
Marion Harper
Harper
Lawrence
Sea of Names and Visits Across Kansas Towns
A stream of local travelers and visitors spans Alt Colorado to Colorado Springs and Topeka. Families including Johanning, Wacker, Gilliland, Pohl, Koehler, and Haas attend picnics, ball games, and church events from Ottawa to Lawrence, with multiple sightseeing and visiting jaunts noted through Tuesday.
Douglas county Sunday school picnic and local gatherings
Harry Flory and daughter and Miss Hazel Gilliland attended the Douglas county Sunday school picnic at Brown's Grove on Thursday. Miss Faye Montgomery spent Saturday with Miss Marie Flory. Saturday Earl Saffer and district pupils enjoyed a picnic at Twealls Grove. Ruth Johanning returned home from Wichita Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gilliland and children hosted Sunday dinner. Cyres Barnhart and children of Pomona, Roy Shuler and daughters attended the Deay reunion at Brown's Store. Sunday guests included Ollie Shutz of Lakeview at Walter Pohl's home. Ben Gibson and children visited John Gibson and Homer Gibson. Will Lynch and daughter Irene visited L. W. Haas. Skoog and children of Kansas City, Henry Pohl and children, Herman Pohl, and Ernest Pohl and daughter spent Sunday at Forest Park in Ottawa. Will Peffly of Ottawa and Charley (surname truncated) also listed among Sunday visits.
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Kring
Elmer Lutz
Lawrence
Charley Disque
Igaceen
Ottawa Monay
Andrew’ Elm
Charley Gilliland
Ben Gibson
Henry Pohl
Skoog
Worden Mission Band
Forest Park
Ottawa
Conrad Gastrock
Elsmere
Ernest Pohl
Laurine
Albert Schwarz
Arthur Elm
Topeka
George Unger
L. W
Paul Koehler
Edna
Fairview
Clara, Burghart
Colorado Springs
Colo
Walter Pohl
Frank Steen
Homewood. Jr
Clara Burchart
Earl
Andrew Elm
Charley Jalms
L. W. Haas
Harry Flory
Hazel Gilliland
Douglas County
Brown's Grove
Faye-Montgomery
Marie Flory
Earl Saffer
Twealls Grove
Ruth Johanning
Wichita
Cyres Barnhart
Pomona
Roy
Kansas City
Herman Pohl
Ben Nelson
Will Peffly
Charley
Sunday Visits Spread Across Local Families
Browning and son spent Sunday visiting at the George Jenuween Apens home. Evening gatherings continued at the Harry Flora residence with Mr and Mrs Charley Gill and Mr and Mrs Roy Shuler and Mr and Mrs Glen Flora, sharing time with their children.
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Browning and Son
George Jenuween Apens
Harry Flora
Shuler
Charley Gilli
Roy Shuler
Glen Flora
Land and
Kindergarten Admission Tests Begin Monday in Public Schools
Children aged four and a half to five will take tests for kindergarten entry starting Monday and ending Wednesday next week. The tests occur in the old high school building at Ninth and Kentucky, administered by a teachers committee. Parents may call 258 to set an appointment with the superintendent's secretary.
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Ninth
Kentucky
Excelsior trip with Miss Brooker from Paola
Miss Brooker of Paola travels with Hattie and Dorothy Schwarz and Arnold Stoebener to accompany Al. The fragment notes a group itinerary or social outing, naming the individuals and locale Paola, suggesting a local society column item.
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Miss Brooker
Paola
Hattie
Dorothy Schwarz
Arnold Stoebener
Oceanic immigrant struggles described in AP photo caption
A brief AP caption notes an immigrant now known as England, described by officials as a man scarred by U.S. immigration processes. He endured two months of perilous sea travel and depicts the broader challenges faced by migrants crossing the ocean to reach the United States.
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Associated Press
U. S
England
Pater
Teth
Ocean
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Country Club
During Marks
John W. Hrand
H. L._ Snyder
Cecil Snyder
Winfield, Kan
R. G. Rankin
Robert A. Haggart
J. W. Miller
Wilma Miller
Irving Hill
Charles Esterly
Justini Will
Hugo Rumsey
James Moore
Jeanoverseck
Moore
William Hutson, Jr
Lucretia Bigsby
Flor
Will_ Johns
Roland Boynton
Robert O. Mason
Mr. Mason
Boynton
Andrew Hughes
Hastings, Neb
Highes
Margaret Warner
Walter Keeler
Hutchinson, Kan
Isabelle Keeler
J. A. Keeler
Ethel Russell
and Airs Keeler
Annaelle
Ross Brodhead
Woodland Park
Cal
Luella Freeman
Theodore Million
Graham Frank
Dallas
Tex
Green Mountain Falls
Harriett Aynerson
Tota Nu Club
P. P. Lester
Thomas Wylie
Via Johanning
Colorado
Carl Wacker
Alt. Colo
Clara Sehwaner
Esther Johanning
Pearl Martin
Dorothy Martin
Vane
Associated Presa
Mildred Harris
Harles Chaplin
Hisashi Fujimura
S. S. Aelgenland
New York
Ward's Flower Shop Flowerfone
Lawrence, Kansas
School of Commerce and Secretarial Training
E. S. Weatherby
Emma
Wren
Lawrence Building & Loan
N. H
Wate
Aunt Het
Bobert Guile x
Filis
Excelsior
The
His
T. J. Sweeney
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
S. A. Wood
FR. M. Fitzpatrick
George Dunkley
CG. &. Friend
Jacob Badsky
Robert A. Steele
Peoples State Bank
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