Local social note highlights club meetings and births
A dense social pages roundup lists Monday through Friday club gatherings at members homes including Menday Sewing, Wimodausis, University and Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae activities. Tea at the university school of education hosts faculty and wives for graduate students, with many names and addresses given. Births announced in Leavenworth include two sons to Elston and Larkin, nieces of E N Taylor. A Kanwaka club meeting and various maternal and social group updates are noted amid community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School of Education
J. W. Twente
School of Education
R. A. Schwegler
F. C. Russell
A. H. Turney
Carl Althaus
Twente
W. H. Johnson
Schwegler
Russell
Turney
Althaus
Jean Russell
Raymond Schwegler, Jr
Doris Twente
Darlene Alpais
Leavenworth
Ernie G. Elston
Tonganoxie
Cushing Hospital
Joe Larkin
St. John's Hospital
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Local Club Notices
A cluttered page presents a crossword clues list amid numerous social club notices. The piece names female societies, meetings at addresses on Tennessee and Indiana streets, Christmas programs, literary clubs, and missionary plans for First Methodist, Gamma Phi Beta, and others with dates in December and January.
Pa's Lip Cuts Mustache Stir South American Ant Eater Line
A humorous quotation from a 1935 Publishers Syndicate piece notes Pa’s apparent mustache removal prompting a joke about descendants of South American anteaters. The line reflects playful family banter typical of syndicated humor columns of the era.
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Publishers Syndicate
Thanksgiving Weekend Guests and Travel News
Social notes list guests visiting or visiting from across several towns including Nickerson Hutchinson Lawrence Wilson Paris Tex Fort Collins Topeka and Cincinnati. Families mentioning Hobbs O Neal Josselyn Swayze Hunzicker and McFarland along with others enjoy holidays attend luncheons and travel for Thanksgiving and weekend returns.
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Earl Hobbs
Carl Hobbs
Nickerson
Mildred Hobbs
Hutchinson
Mable Brooks
Kansas City
George A. O'Neal
D. C. O'Neal
H. W. Josselyn
B. C. Cissna
Volney
Charles
Lucille Harper
W. T. Courtney
Wayne F. Shaw
J. B. Carter
Wilson
Shaw
St. Luke's Hospital
Paul McFarland
Paula
W. G. McFarland
Alfred G. Hill
Mary Frances
Tom
Lawrence
Baltimore
Fort Collins
Colo
Jesse E. Swayze
M. B. Freshman
C. BE. Moss
Ambassador
Little Rock
Ark
John Cameron Swayze
Winfield Scott
Brodie Jones
Paris
Tex
Otto Hunzicker
Marguerite
Coffeyville
Hunzicker
Marjorie Kiefer
Topeka
A. C. Long
Reba Benaka
M. A. Gorrill
Netawaka
Sanford Purcell
Thanksgiving Week Visits Reported Around Canton
Francis Sterling of the Canton Pilot spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with his mother Mrs. C. M. Sterling and sister Miss Marcella Sterling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Simons. Mrs. Glenn Wrightsman left for San Diego after visiting her mother Mrs. George Cease and family. Mrs. J. E. Swayze is out of town this week accompanying her husband who travels for a wholesale drug company.
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W. C. Simons
Francis Sterling
Canton Pilot
Canton
Kan
C. M. Sterling
Marcella Sterling
Glenn Wrightsmans
San Diego
Calif
George Cease
J. E. Swayze
Swayze
Pi Beta Phi Collection at Gatlinburg Exhibit
The Pi Beta Phi Settlement School in Gatlinburg Tennessee displayed handmade articles today at the Royal Shoe store. Proceeds benefit the school founded in 1912 to aid remote mountain families, now with ten buildings, 15 teachers, 350 pupils, and programs in home economics farming stock raising crafts and art.
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Pi Beta Phi
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Royal Shoe
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
United States
George March
Economics Professor to Speak Before Kansas City Group
Dr. John Ise of the University of Kansas will deliver a lecture titled The Coming Dark Ages at the first meeting of the KU club in Kansas City. Assisted by Mrs. M J Getto and others, the event features local volunteers and aims to discuss economic trends and future challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quivira Club
Roland de Watteville
Ross Clayton
Pearl Buck
Good Earth
Kansas City
John Ise
University of Kansas
K. U. Club of
Dis
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Liquid Laxative
A New York mother explains that childhood constipation is best managed with a measured liquid laxative. Regular laxatives are risky. a properly dosed liquid can be adjusted as needed until bowel movement normalizes. Doctors and hospitals favor liquid preparations, and Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is widely available.
KU Alumni to hold 8 oclock meeting at Kansas City club
A new KU alumni group announces a series of activities starting with an 8 o’clock Tuesday evening meeting at the Kansas City club. Dr. Ise will address timely questions as part of the group’s first event.
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Cussion
Kansas City
K. U
Ise
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Charles E. Fox
E. F. Sullivan
T. H. Astman
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Otto Barteldes
P. W. Club
Colnniak
University Club
Misa Wilma Miller
Ruth Watermulder
Gam- Heta
Armin Woeslemeyer
M.N. Bridge Club
Able
George J. Kirch
Clit
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B. Kibler
P. He Kling
Hart
Kudeer
Alpha Chi Omega Alpia Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Julie Muaré
Wiedemann’s
Werner Smith
Dick Williams
D. M. Horkmans
Phi Omega Pi
J. B. Russell
Cal
Alexander Wetmore
Washington, D. C
W. E. Wineinger
Dighton
Ray Ogden
Elizabeth
Eudora
Anna Hutt
E. Dooley
Arkansas Street
Ladies’ Literary League
J. §. Stover
Review Club
Harriet Rynerson
Louisiana Street
Noble Grands Club
C.F. Hall
A. M. Hughes
A. B. Coker
Lortia Club
New Hampshire Street
Josephine Gilmore
Kanwaka Literary Club
Beattie Collins
George Stauffer
Route Six
Robert Elmer
Charles Banning
Jolly Stitchers Club
Carl D. Smith
Lincoln Street
Memoril Hospital
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
John Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
Ohio
Stendh
Towa
Germany
Tellurium
Colleq
Emma Wieder
Roy Flory
M. D. Flory
Fred McKinney
Gottlieb Nieder
Emma Nieder
Mary Katherine Markley
John David Nieder
No Name Club
W. H. Rice
Tennessee Street
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society of the
Fairview Church
Eugene Leary
Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
Tennola Club
Indiana Street
C. O. Bowman
Cosmos Club
Taylor Petefish
L. J. Mack
W. A. McAlearney
Hannah Champion
Rhode Island Street
A. W. Lamb
Wilbur Pine
The
Zodiac Club
Kentucky Street
Fred Jordan
Vermont Street
Emil J. Thomas
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Ellis Leritz
Thomas Bush
M. W. Dietz
Fred Kuehne
Progressive Reading Club
J. D. Lindsay
Friends In Council
Alias Margaret Kane
Crescent Toad
Mary Ruth Watermulder
Betty Jager
Wichita
Miss Jager
Lassen Hotel
Masonic Temple
University Drive
Garnett
Missionary Societies
First Methodist Church
C. H. Lanier
W.hlm
C. J. Lane
Jewry
Minnie J. Walker
E. A. White
York
Neb
W. T. Stout
K. C. Maxwell
W.F.M.S
F. O. Russell
G. A. Middleton
Nei
Gamma Phi Beta
Mary Ruch Waters
Sigel
Aidt
Rex Johnson
So Sew Quilting Club
Cecil Button
Perry Street
Pleasant Hour
John McClure
Alfred Johh
Federal Treasury
George J. Hood
R. H. Frazier
Edwin Hamlin
T. H. Marshall
I. C. Bushong
Lawrence Woman's Club
Mary Thomas
G. C. Wolf
George C. Shaad
University Heights
Shaad
Passamaquoddy Bay
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Pi Phi Settlement School
M. J Getto
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Raymond Wheeler
Charles Radcliffe
Charles Greenlees
C. B. Carman
Beautifu
Mass
Nanette
Pana
Helen Hughes Dulany
Ducie
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