Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings and Births
A bustling social calendar lists Beta Phi Sigma dinner at Colonial, numerous bridge and luncheon gatherings, and upcoming meetings for Kiappa Alpha Theta Alumnae, Chi Omega alumnae, and other groups. Notable events include a birth announced at Memorial hospital and several Christmas gift exchanges, readings, and teas hosted by local households and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Beta Phi Sigma
Colonial
Chee Marston
McCluggage
B. H
S. Bridge Club
Arthur Wettig
NA LC
Wilfred McClain
Lawrence Camera Club
Afr
A. G. Ulrich
Walter Keeler
Bridge Uh
J. B. Henry
Laurence Wood
Tvgoteria
Emma Wagner
Terrace
R.L. Club
F. A. Kelsey
Kappa Alpha ‘Theta
Frank Preyer
R. Ey Kimber
Fightin for your country is like Savin the drownin
Fragmentary quotation appears to critique patriotic duty with a metaphor about saving and rocking the boat, attributed to a 1988 Publioners Syndicate copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publioners Syndicate
Ames and Iowa figures highlighted in early 20th century notes
Mrs. H. J. Hansen of Ames ties the knot with Warren Benefield Boast in Ames on November 26. The groom, KU graduate with masters and Iowa State College doctorates, teaches electrical engineering. A December 30 party at Mrs. Lamb’s home remains noted among many community events, clubs, and meetings across Ames detailing socials, luncheons, lectures, and forthcoming Christmas plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lamb
Ruth Jeanette Hansen
H. J. Hansen
Ames, Jr
Warren Benefield Boast
Ames
C. W. Boast
Topeka
University of Kansas
Iowa State College
Local clubs schedule meetings and events this week
The Ladies Literary League meets tomorrow at Mrs. P. H. Woodard 1742 Louisiana Street. Cosmos Club gathers tomorrow with Mrs. C. C. Bowman 1221 Tennessee Street to discuss Education and Religion in Mexico. A men’s committee plans a Country Club dinner bridge Thursday at 7 PM with members Fitzpatrick, Marks, Glahn, Barteldes and Miller. Brackett Farm Bureau women host Thursday. sewing lesson by Mrs. McClung and officer elections to follow. Newcomers Club to hold December meeting Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. Marshall 2127 Barker Avenue with a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Farm Bureau
Cecil Smith
Massachusetts Street
Elmer Husted
Owen Mitchell
Mary Springer
Plummer
Lake View Club
Farm Bureau
David Perkins
Harold Baker
Springer
Mary Farley
John Edmonds
Ladies’ Literary League
P. H. Woodard
Louisiana ' Street
Cosmos Club
C. C. Bowman
Tennessee Street
Mexico
W. C. McConnell
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Julius Marks
Gene Glahn
Otto Barteldes
R. C. Miller
Brackett
Mina P. Dias
Home Library
C. L. McClung
Jack Kelsey
Sale Committee
T. H. Marshall
Barker Avenue
Under Direction of Mrs C H Wilkins
A brief note indicates the activity will be conducted under the direction of Mrs. C. H. Wilkins, with no further details available in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wilkins
Local Personal Notes From Kansas City Area Arrivals and Visits
Mrs. Henry Landes of Seattle visits her son Prof. K. K. Landes for several weeks. Mrs. W. R. Force of Hutchinson visits over Christmas at Mrs. Verner Smith’s home. Henry Asher leaves for a business trip to St Louis for several days. Chris Miller at Memorial hospital after emergency operation. condition satisfactory. Mrs. Myron Keys spends the day in Kansas City. Dr. W. C. Buhler of Kansas City weekends with aunt Mrs. E. M. Paxton. Mrs. W. W. Rohrer and Miss Gladys Clark of Topeka visit Mrs. Clyde Teter at 2020 New Hampshire Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Landes
Seattle
Wash
K. K. Landes
W. R. Force
Hutchinson
Verner Smith
Henry Asher
St. Louis
Chris Miller
Missouri Street
Memorial Hospital
Myron
Two Kansas cows top state dairy record with huge yields
At Colby Kansas December 7 two cows in the state experiment station dairy herd known as Old Twenty Nine and Number Thirty have produced together nearly 105 tons of milk. Old Twenty Nine has yielded 107,236 pounds of milk and 4,095 pounds of butterfat, passing the 100,000 pound mark in 1935. Number Thirty, about the same age, reached the 100,000 pound milestone this year with 102,400 pounds of milk and 3,944 pounds of fat.
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Colby
Kan
State Experiment Station
Old Twenty Nine
University of Kansas Band Winter Concert Program Notes
K U concert features a symphonic band program Tuesday night at 8 15 in the KU auditorium with a variety of works and twirling exhibitions by drum majors Jack Dalby and Bob Hampel. Brothers Earl and Harry Stuckenbruck play on musical fans. Russell L. Wiley directs a diverse lineup including Alenal Overture Carnival of Venice Rocking Horse Parade and more. Reports jewelry robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U
Jack Dalby
Bob Hampel
Earl
New York Woman Reports $40,000 Jewelry Theft
New York December 7 UP A 4 AM burglary at 988 Park Avenue saw Mrs Jeanne E Kerbs lose jewelry valued at 40 000. She described three bandits in a black sedan who followed a Gypsy Roscoe Ziegfeld Follies dancer home from a night club, similar to a prior November 28 theft of 25 000 in jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeanne E. Kerbs
Park Avenue
Gypsy Roscoe
East 38Th Street
Villa Eden Social Notes Include Parents and Parade Visit
Mr and Mrs William Torneden and son William spent Sunday evening with Mrs Anna Torneden and family. Mr and Mrs John Hughey and son Orville attended T David son funeral. Several from here attended the Christmas parade in Lawrence. Guests at Arch Meineke's Thursday included many with ties to Beatrice Beatrice Lane Linwood Topeka and Osa watomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Torneden
William
Anna Torneden
John Hughey
Orville
T. Davidson
Lawrence
Arch Meineke
John Gear
George Willis
Beatrice
Ned
Charles Willis
Lane
James Smith
Howard Hammer
Osawatomie
S. Bowen and Sons
Linwood
Berry
Topeka
Roy Bowen
Meineke Couple Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arch Meineke hosted a twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home on Tuesday evening. Eighty seven friends attended the event and many nice presents were given to the couple. Mrs Leonard Trapp and a son visited their daughter Mrs Henry Frye and son Jack Henry of Lawrence on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Meineke
Meineke
Leonard Trapp
Henry Frye
Jack Henry
Lawrence
Baldwin News Highlights A World Traveler Lectures On Japan
Pat Smith, famed world traveler and lecturer, spoke at Centenary Hall in Baldwin on December 1 before a good sized audience, discussing the topic Japan. Numerous local families and visitors from nearby towns spent Thanksgiving with relatives and friends, including Mrs. J. H. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sowers, and Mr. and Mrs. George Newland. W. P. Burrows and Mr. and Mrs. Muenzenmayer shared updates, while residents like Katherine Kelley and families in Harveyville and Ottawa were mentioned in various visits and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Smith
Baldwin
Centenary Hall
Japan
Katherine Kelley
Amelia
Myrtus Hetts
Harveyville
C. E. Morris
Clyde
Ottawa
Richard Cochran
Arlene
Newton
J. A. van Landingham
Mamie van Landingham
Harry M. van Landingham
Pauline
Frank Elliott
Harold Elliott
Buddy
Mary
Drexell
J. H. Hill
Corlett Cotton
Lawrence
Arthur Bly
Misa Inez Johnson
Bobby Delinger
Arkansas City
Clara B. Johnson
W. P. Burrows
Perry Burrowa
George Newland
Thanksgiving guests in Nagoya visit family in Japan
The Muenzenmay family spent time as Thanksgiving guests at the home of their son in law Rev Floyd Roberts and Mrs Roberts at Nagoya. The Muenzenmay era will spend several months in Magaoya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kampschroeder
Double Six Club
Harry Murphy
Dee Maness
Carter Anderson
George Donaldson
Harvey Houk
Harold Herschel
Harold Ho
Walter Kampschroeder
Charles Lamb
George Steele
Clifford Coffman
Ican School
Tokyo
Floyd Roberts
Roberts
Nagoya
Muenzenmayera
Magaoya
Baby Show at We Present Bazaar and Pie Dinner
A church event at the Baptist church on 8th and Ky features a bazaar and chicken pie dinner. The program includes a baby show and is scheduled for Wednesday with a session that may be postponed if needed.
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T. U
Wed
Baptist Church
8Th and Ky
Ady
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Mia
Ralph Randall
Chi Omega
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
J.D
D. K. Rise
Chapter AZ
P.E.O
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Paul Rankin
Robert Brooks
Franklin Barrow
L. L. Palmer
L. H. Vieux
C. W. Sparr
L. L. Boughton
Bridge
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Mrs. Penfield Jones
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A. J. Mix
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E. ©. Buehler
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J. W. Murray
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
G. E. Moon
C. L. DeWatteville
Ohio Street
B. H. Dale
Nannie Garvin
W. L. Anderson
So Sew Quilting Club
Louis Unfred
Delaware Street
Zodiac Club
George March
Kentucky Street
F. E. Pringle
Mississippi Street
W. C. Summers
George O. Foster
Maine Street
O. C. LeSner
Quivira Club
George Warner
India Homemakers Club
A. T. Hodges
Carl B. Althaus
Round Table
the Manor
F. P. O Brien
Alexis Carrell
W. C. Simons
Kansas
Fort Hays
Fort Dodge
Earnest, Boyce
Raymond Nichols
John Ise
Plymouth Congregational Church
John V. Lees
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
John Mee
Frank Davis
C.D. Maier
Walter J. Keeler
Sanford Johns
Dick Topping
Homer Skinner
West Side Study Club
Elizabeth Tu
Rose Kirk
E. H. Bereiter
Frank Bereiter
Route Five
Cassville
Friends In Council
Mabel Haskell
Review Club
Roy Houser
Kansas City
Mothers’ Club
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau
James Corel
Brackett P.T. A
Frank G. Owen
K. A. Dames
Pleasant Hour Club
Mozart
Mra. L. E. Anderson
Music Club
Wiedemann’s
Henry Asher V. Ik
Hoover
John Brand
A.C. Mitchell
Robert McNair
Robert Hageart
Davis
W. H. Hutton, Jr
Fred Ellsworth
Gamma Phi Beta
Hutton
West Drive
D. K. Rice
Illinois Street
J. D. Club
Portis Club
H. W. Howsman
Mark Twain
Herm Stee Ride
Mobo Busttench
Senu Cfteen
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Mrs. R. E. Kimber
William Carter
Hugo Rumsey
F. C. Jackman
Independent Laundry
Vermont St
Villa Eden
Baldwin News
Aby
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Maas
Kansas Cleaners
Chatham
Weaver’s
Weaver
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