Thanksgiving Dinner Brings Kan sas City Guests
The McIntire home in Clinton hosted Thanksgiving guests from Kansas City including Mr and Mrs George Bellas Mr and Mrs LeRoy Ball and son Raymond Mr and Mrs Albert Fasig Mr Tad Grindol Theo and Bennie Grindol Mr and Mrs Edd Allen of Perry Mr and Mrs Ralph Goff and son Everett of Richland and many Bellas and Steele relatives. The day included afternoon visits and an evening bridge club with prizes won by Mrs Emmett Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McIntire
Clinton
George Bellas
LeRoy Ball
Raymond
Albert Fasig
Kansas City
Tad
Grindol
Theo
Bennie Grindol
Edd Allen
Perry
Ralph Goff
Everett
Richland
Woodrow Reed
Shirley
Charley Bellas
Linnie
Earl
Opal
Howard Bellas
George Steele
Glenn Steele
Bobby
Olin
Kenneth Bellas
Louise Bellas
Delbert Steele
McIntire
Tom Hout
Nadine
Vivian
Allen
Jimmie Steele
Ray Harrell
Co-Operative Club
Eldridge
M Knowles
Gloria Goff
Arthur Schneider
Alice Ann Schneider
Billie Lonnecker
Forrest Jackson
H. W. Craig
Bruce McKee
Lisle Eby
Lyle Powell
China
Manchuria
Market Basket Prize to Miss Smith for Apple Sauce Cake
Market: Prize awarded to Miss Marjorie Smith of 1524 Rhode Island street for a recipe titled Apple Sauce Fruit Cake. Ingredients include applesauce raisins dates citron nut meats spices and butter. Instructions: cream butter and sugar, mix in applesauce, fold in fruit and flour, add nuts and spices, bake slowly. Next week prize for best suet or plum pudding recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Rhode Island Street
University women's dinner set for December ninth
The Women's Athletic association of the University will hold its annual dinner Wednesday evening December 9 at the Country club with awards to be presented. Thanksgiving gatherings fill many local homes as numerous families host relatives from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats Club
Jane Fitzpatrick
Women's Athletic Association of the University
Country Club
Tme
Local Social Roundup Ties Together Farm Visits and Dinners
Numerous weekend calls and dinners mark the social scene. Ernest and Carl Butell drove to Oliver Sunday. Cecil and Cecil Vining with children visited Harold and twin daughters. Rosa May Miller from Clear Lake visited the W R I Sutor home. Charles Wineinger hosted many guests from Nyssa Oregon Cedar City Utah Wellsville and Ottawa for dinner. Mary Meyer joined the Sutor home. Julia Miller spoke on Prairie City at the schoolhouse. Irene Hoyt travels to Texas. Mildred Munn cares for Mrs. Oshel. Leo Hadley and Ruth Suffin from Denver visited Hadleys. Glenn Howard of Lawrence with Hadleys weekend guest. Thanksgiving guests included Barkleys Williams Blue Mound Topeka and Kansas City residents. Knights and other relatives enjoyed meals at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Butler
Chester Eichman
Missouri
Mr. Eichman
Lewis Eichman
Willie Mathes
Laclede
Hire
J. S. Watson
Brookield
George Frye
Herman Peasley
Lawrence
Major Angerfield
Topeka
Frye
Philip Fleshman
Arlene
L. M. Willams
Burgess
Baldwin
Herman Brown
Charlie Brown
Kenneth
Ted Brown
Bobby
Goldie Enyart
Bud Hull
Ward King
Betty
Robinson
Ross King
Ernest Bute
Wincel Dean
Ernest, Jr
Butell
Alice Hemming
Charles McConnell
Leonard McConnell
G. E. Henson
George Summer
Claude Johnson
Charlie Jordon
John Dean
Manhattan
John
Ernest Butell
Carl Butell
Oliver
Cecil Vining
Aileen
Gene
Harold Smith
Rosa May Miller
Clear Lake
Iowa
W. R.I Sutor
Charles Wineinger
Charlie Shirk
Gray
Nyssa
Ore
Harry Shirk
Cedar City
Utah
Frank Craven
Wayne
Doris Jane
Donald Richard
Mamie Price
Charlie Steen
Mary Jane
Wellsville
Homer Price
Ottawa
Mary Meyer
W. R. Sutor
Julia Miller
Old Prairie City
Praiie City School House
Irene Hoyt
James Oshel
Texas
Mildred Munn
Oshel
Hoyt
Leo Hadley
Ruth Suffin
Denver
Colo
L. L. Hadley
Glenn Howard
Hadley
Fred Ellis
Kansas City
Rosa M. Barkley
Mildred Barkley
Raymond Barkley
Ronald
Beverly
W. R. Sator
Margaret
Revere
Keith
Dewey Mc
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Eevenin Bridge Club
C. R. Stewart
Emmett. Smith
Gay Hunsinger
Otto Els
Rex Kendall
R. M. Sutters
Tiny Webster
Bowlin
Glen Allen
Ralph Achning
Arthur Lawrence
George Eeke
Kerman W.C.T.U
Chamber of Commerce
Hhik
Cota
Mortreat
Dan Dutcher
Town City
Ila
Dutcher
Jane Pontius
C. E. Pontius
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
Lola Craig
Ednah Hopkins
Howard McConnell
Plamor Dinner Bridge Club
Ledrue Carter
Karl Kreider
Co. W. Pollom
B. A. Nash
W. ©. Nystrom
J. G. Blocker
Lawrence Woodruff
Gertrude Gilmore
Ystrom
Cardling
Herry Nevin
R. C. Miller
George Wetzel
Franklin Barrow
L. E. Bice
G. E. Decker
Max Wilhelmi
Kanweka 4-H’ Club
Jane Topping
Everett O’connor
Betty Christy
Willard Shaw
Everett O’conner
Mary Topping
Mildred Johanning
Glenn O'Connor
Cha
Carl J. Hird
Harold Johanning
Everett O'Conner
Iola Johnson
Howard Hird
Keith Davis
University of Kansas
Topeka Woman's Club
Topeka Woman’s Club
Annie M. P. Bundy
Mina P. Dias
Grace Perky
E. E. Larson
T. H. Popplewell
B, H, and
Bridge Club
Arthur S. Wertiz
Louisiana Street
Arch Meinke
Russell Sutton
H. E. van Noy
A Everett
Birs
Rey Pierce
Luawrence
Theoore Meinke
Linwood
JL. Meinke
Roy Serviss
Carl Meinke
Willam.Anderson
Omar Browning
James Smith
Shanton
Dorothy
Reed
Flora Burnett
P. Conrad
Kiester
Eldon Smarr
E. Hampton
William Frowe
Robert Reese
Reese
Charles of
the Ritz
Miss Smith
Leonard Whitted
Kyle
Ivan
W. W Whitted
Herman Butell
George Butell
Herman Butell, Jr
More Jordon
Marvin
Steve Speicher
Frank Johnson
Charles
Emma Emery
C. B. Merry
Lada Flanders
Emime Barkley
Betty Lou Simpson
Bertha Hemming
Philip Aller
John, Jr
Ponca City
Okla
Mary Dean
Tulsa
Harold Heiser
Earl Hobson
J. L. Hobson
Harry Hobson
Dale
Dana Hobson
Sharon Lee
Jerold Hobson
Jimmie
Geraldine
Mae Hobson
Stephen
Tommy
Donelda
Gilbert Kappelle
Richard Butell
Jimmy
Joe Schehrer
Eudora
E. E. Butler
Omaha
Neb
R. E. Butler
Lora Mary
Chicago
Frank Lobingier
Funay
Weston McWilliams
Paola
Omahe
Lynn Taylor
Irene
J. B. Pardee
Milwaukee
Wis
Salina
Ed Pardee
Mr. Pardee
Philip Miller
Ross May
Donald
Vicks VapoRub
Noll Optical Co
Fred A. Noll
O. D
Maas
Mass
St. Call
Nelly Don
Santa
Nelly Dons
Weaver
Turkey
Kansas Public Service Co
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