Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Share At Local Homes
A number of households hosted Thanksgiving dinners Thursday inviting relatives and friends from Liberal Kansas City Hardiner and Opa ka including Frank Nibarger Grace French Merritt Dick Laughter Mable Bivens Tommie McCall Ava Ruth birthday Ava etc. Several clubs and hostesses announced upcoming gatherings and meetings at 615 Ohio street 1205 Pennsylvania street 1220 Tennessee street and 701 Rhode Island street with plans for luncheons parties and a white elephant exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Nibarger
Frank Nibarger
Mies Grace-French
Co_operator club hosts party closing attendance contest
The Lawrence Co operative club hosted a hotel party with about fifty couples marking the close of the attendance and membership drive. Walter Schaal presided. Mrs H W Craig led singing and solos. twenty four new members were inducted, seventeen during the contest, including Arthur Olson and Harley Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles Engevall
Er.f. Abels
W. J. Jordan
C, Carl
Albert Green
Schaal
Arthur Olson
Wilbur Beougher
Harley Rose
Homer Allison
Frank Davis
Arnold Ransdall
Clyde. Franks
Harold Vischer
Roly Skinner
Reuben Fox
Ray Holmes
A. Wood
Emil Heck
Myron Metz
Harvey Schehrer
Robert Burgert
Personal Notices From River City Society Circles
Mrs G D Cowgill returns tonight from Cedar Falls and Des Moines Iowa. Mr and Mrs W C Hamilton and George Hamilton travel to Liberty Missouri for a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Y S Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Albert E Fincham and daughter Lida Beth return tomorrow to Pratt after Thanksgiving with Mrs C C LeSuer. Mrs A Hinsch of Dallas Texas visits her parents Dr and Mrs R A Hunt. Dave Stirling and Charles Mace of Estes Park Colorado stay several days at Hotel Eldrid. Stirling is a noted artist. Mrs Stella Golman travels to Wamego to visit daughter Mrs R K Ince. Mrs Nees Olsen and Miss Mary spend the day in Kansas City. Doris Griffin of Washington DC, KU student, goes to Kansas City for the day with J D Crank and Frank Tobler. Dr W W Russ improves after illness and hopes to be downtown next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Lawrence
Tas
Hannah Brown
Atchizon
Moraine
Presbyterianit
E. J. Harbour
H.jl. Johnson
Avin
Clyte Hosford
Amos Leech
Bosineer Henry
Wichita
Mia. G. L
Windle
Falls City
Neb
Edwiniams
Lois
Helen May
Lawrence Business College
Grace May
Presbyterian Aid
Delos Stevens
Waldo Shultz
George Bogers
Susan
Sands
Ruth Fish
Ida. McCreight
Atlee Henry
Inter Boyers
Ida McCreight
Wed
NODA
MecCreight
Henry
Fish
Gladys Campbell
Amon
Ja? Campbell
Oscar T. May
Tam Muxeay
Atchison, W
E. B. Shade
Charles
Wisconsin
Slade
Elizabeth Blevins
Sparr
New England
Naomi Johnson
Wiawatha
Harry Johnson
Naomi
Brown County
Frank Nyfeler
Sam Bowen
G. D. Cowgill
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Des. Moines
W. C. Hamilton
George Hamilton
Liberty
Mac
Y.S. Hamilton
Albert E. Fincham
Lida Beth
Pratt
A. Hinsch
Dallas
Tex
Dre
R. A. Hunt
Dave Stirling
Charles Mace
Estes Park
Colo
Eldrid
Stirling
Artis
Stella Golman
Wamego
Dau Hter
R. K. Ince
Nees ‘Olsen
Mary
Kansas City
Doris Griffin
Washington, D. C
University of Kansas
J. D. Crank
Frank Tobler
Kansa
W. W. Russ
Mrs Rebecca O'Brien Returns from Caldwell Visit
OsKaloosa notes Mrs Rebecca O'Brien has returned from a several days visit in Caldwell with sister and husband Mr and Mrs James Nickum. Heavy rain similar to that here. Nickum and partner run a specialty sausage business in Caldwell. George Nickum excels in sign painting and designed 75 banners for the Trades parade in Caldwell. On an evening, November 30 the Grayson Community club will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca O'Brien
Caldwell
James Nickum
Nickum
George’ Nickum
Grayson
Chub
Radio program by Big Springs teacher and pupils
Mrs Mildred Brown of Itha Bic Springs and students presented a Friday evening radio style program with Lawrence Cree as announcer. The lineup included a Prelude by Alice Smith Topeka welcome songs from KIDS readings dialogues and songs by students and Mrs Brown’s class as a community showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brown
Itha Bic Springs
Laawrence Cree
Alice Smith
Topeka
Plation
Junior Emery
George Ward
Shallow
Virginia Jo Wymer
The End of Kings and Captains in History
An editorial essay reflects on Kipling and Kipling's lines about the fall of rulers and captains, arguing that monarchies fade as democracies and peaceful orders grow. It asserts inevitability in political change and urges readiness to embrace progress rather than resist it. The piece cites Prince Olaf, Magna Charta, and the Pact of Paris as historical anchors for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Olaf
Norway
Kip Hng
Kipling
John
Runnymede
Olaf
Sizera
Deborah
Sisera
Crossword Puzzle Fragments From a Turbulent Page
The fragment reads a jumbled crossword with across clues and stray phrases. Mentions Harbor, Mother of Helen of Troy, electric, nickel, and references to places and numbers, all in a scrambled historical newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilmber
Ram
Chy
Michigan
Flelen
Troy
Moule
Heather Peculiar
Netherlands
Promiaa
Solanniy
Party Guests and Weekend News From Local Family Circles
Mrs Nelson hosted companions including William Lancaster Gertrude Henry and many friends. The evening featured cards and refreshments. Ernest Wallkuhle returned Monday from a business trip while KO Webber family spent Sunday with Ruby Mac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lancaster
Gertrude Henry
Raymond Leonard
Larre
Lee
Tony Bumphrey
Bud Brooks
Helen Wyner
Willis Horton
Helen Cannole
Ernest Wallkuhle
Ae “Eno
KO. Webber
Tonekas
Feny Warne Webber
Welbrand
Ruby Mac
Rival Speakers and School Program Pages
Miss Leah Childers readings Jer ry Corres of Lawrence conduct the program with recitations and a fifth to eighth grade vocal solo. The boys glee club from Lecompton directed by Miss Oma Bishop closes with first and second graders performing. A basement plate supper followed. Weekend visitors include Miss Hazel Glenn from Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Woodard from Elmont. Mary Glenn of Pennsylvania plans to winter with sister Mrs Buck. Svoboda recovering after serious operation. Arthur Holloway and Fred Plateman visit Melvern. Big Springs Farm unit meets with Sophia Damm and Bahnmaier family hosting. December meeting to be at Emma Glenn. Christmas exchange highlighted. Birthday surprise for Raymond Rabe with friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Childers
Jerry Corres
Lawrence
Alfred Ice
Dorotheaafter
Betty Jean
Winey
Virginia Hemm
Toneka
Boys
Mer
J.P. West
Nettie Mae Duncan
Tulsa
Okla
Will
Geelan
Mary Glenn
Pennnsylvania
R. F. Buck
Muck
Cry
J-Svoboda
St. Francis Hospital
Sophia
Ata ‘Bahnmaier
Rose Wynne
Edna Bahnmaier
Matt
Reney
Vesta Bahnmaier
Sophia Damm
Esther
Eliza
Beth
Bahnmaier
Emma Holloway
Louise Damm
Thanksgiving gatherings in Fairfax Belmont area
Mr and Mrs We KE Koehring entertained Thanksgiving day with a family dinner. Guests included Dorothy Koehring Cedar Falls Ia Earnestine Miller Amos Ia Princes Miller Kline Colorado Mr and Mrs C C McGee and daughters Mary Rose Margaret Virginia Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Albert Hering and daughter Sarah Ann Merrism Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones and family and Mr Wigley Beverly Marie spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Jones and Mrs Wigley Parents Mr and Mrs J W Hughes Vellaville Mr and Mrs C E B Mercer and family Rantouls Gene Woodard and Gen Tee were Sunday dinner guests in the La Vera Ice home Raybert Thornton entertained his pinochle club at his home Friday night There were ten guests D L Wiggins is giving Bible readings in his home on Almira Ave Friday and Sunday nights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We KE. Koehringe
Dorothy” Koehringe
Cedar Y Falls
Earnestine Miller
Amos, Ia
Princes Miller
Kline
Coro
C.C. McGee
Mary Rose
Margaret
Virginia
Kansas City
Albert Hering
Sarah -Ann
Merrism
Herbert Jones
Raybert Thornton
Ten
D. L. Wiggins
Almira Ave
Community notices list gatherings and visits across Lotts Creek area
Attendees at a Lone Star club luncheon and a Double Thimbleclut gathering are named, with many local families visiting for Thanksgiving. Multiple calls and visits are recorded in Pleasant Grove, Worden, Vinland and Wellsvilla, mentioning guests from Wichita and St Joseph. A Pinochle club, Christmas sale, bazaar and church dinner plans are noted.
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N. A. LC
Ernest ‘Bigsby
Margaret Sharp
F.,d. "Miller
Kingid Keith Baugh
Ralph Root
Hardiner
Ethan Sims
Miller
Hazel Thornton
Ruth Burgers
Helen Ingle
Marian Hodes
Terence Fox
Avanth Ae
S. BE. Perkins
C. L. Harding
George Allert Harding
Denver
D. J. Richardson
Rose Marie
Jimmy
Mable Ann
Carl Harding
Mercedes
Mary Thomas
Tennessee Street
Juckside
J._G. McElhinny
Abs
Sarah
Anni
Joe Ulm
Jerle Ulm
Myst
Rainh Ulm
Ulm
Elma
June
Geraldine
G. G. Coe
Wayne
Lester Scott
Teenie’ Severslon
Felicsimo Soldarios
Happy Eight Club
Edwin Stansbury
Butler
John Fincher
Roy Hoosier
H. C. Gauck
Jessie Regal
Fairmont
Mkt
Gil Gauck
Jackson
Minh
Emil Gauck
G. R. Ratliff
Luther. Gustafson
Barker
R. L.H. Club
F. Brock
Pennsylvania Street
OW. 'S. 'Price
CG. W. Ogle
oMr
Ray Shuler
Pleasant Grove
John Dillon
Ben Mohler
Maxine
Nellie
Fay
Edna May
Helen
Howard Dillon
Jackie June
Alf
Clayton Scott
Peggy Ann
George Dillon
Junior
Bobby
Ammon Aluie
Ruby
Orin
Letha
Lavern
Emma
May Dillon
Alvin
Elvin Dillon
Lawrence Pursinger
Eleanor
Harold
Billy
Roland
John Metsker
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Rand
Eldon Smith
Nancy Carol
Ora. Smith
Marie
Nolan Robbison
Sherman Dillon
Frances ‘Krobil
Alpha Altic
Het
Robert Alias
Sonselha
Syndieace i
Alta Dillon
Gladys Allie
Westinu Hatcher
Katherine Zickefuss
Ora Williams
Ernest Mohler
Willard Mohler
Mrs. Shuler
George Dockhorn
Chipman
Kansas
Dockhorn Brothers
D. S
Zelpha Casehier
Freda Lobb
Marjorie Cashatt
Lovellen Hoskingen
Carolyn Hannah
Mary Wagxoner
Mary Waggoner
Millie Neel
Dorothy Jo Ottinger
John Sutton
Jadze Oscar Raines
C. E.patrick
Hollywood
T. A. Shipman
Max Baer
Mae West
Shipman
Kitty Carlisle
Buster Crabbe
Jack Oakie
Associated Press
Oskaloosa
Paris
Anen
Smidt Foundation
Collen
Sage
Madgachusetts
Heuin
Wade
Dee
Ventilinte
Drattle
Ratare Flower
Maite Aver
Aisi
ICIO
TIAIG
Aina Juli
Mrs. Nelson
Barrington
Ill
Uts
Starth
George
Nelgon
Atlas
Helen Girlis
Associated “Press
Fairfax
Belmont
Harry Stalkfleet
C.G. C
Lone Star
J. W. Darton
A. Noever
Cook
Stavros
Duane Cook
Geo. Forrester
Zeb’ van Neste
Earl Wieninger
Dorton
Nell Wintermantle
Elmer Wintermantle
Worden
Roy Waldron
Clarence Bartz
Laura Belle Cvans
Wellsvilla
Bartz
Anna Stanley
Albert Otto
Otto Nean Balding
Emma Leaf
Emily Ball
Reading
Spe
Brady Bail
LaVern-Ice
Geo
George Higerman
Ed Deny
Marion Strong
Saturda Ee
First. Baptist
Mitchell
Cherokee
Rley Coal CO
Ward
Phone
Independent Laundry
Virgina
Tay
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