Ohio State Day celebration highlights and social notices
Friday evening alumni of Ohio State University gathered in Kansas City for the annual Ohio State Day celebration featuring a Columbus radio program with university musical selections and addresses by Dr. W. O. Thompson and Dr. T. C. Mendenhall. Also noted are engagements, a birth at Research Hospital, sorority open house, teas, clubs, and a theater announcement for Mirandy's Minstrel at Pleasant Valley school.
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Ohio State
WR. J
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John W. Wilee
W._ 0. Thompson
General Electric Company
Schenectady
T. C. Mendenhall
Ohio State Stymating
Delta Tau Delta
Mirandy
Pleasant Valley School
Local Club Meetings Schedule For Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs C H Hoyt hosts a Review club at 1002 Missouri Street. The Round Table club meets at 3 00 PM with Mrs F T O'Brien at 1231 Kentucky Street. Lawrence Camera Club gathers this evening with Mrs Weatherby at 1017 Indiana Street. Twentieth Century club to meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs L N Piint at 1603 Louisiana Street. Mrs B B Vicker hosts Needlecraft club at 1715 Elm Street on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmory
C. E. Merwin
Charles Hoyt
No. 6 Recreation Club
F. 5
Butchert
West. Side Study Club
Progressive
Reading
Janette Lyons
Ohio Street
C.H. Hoyt
Missouri Street
Round Table Club
F. T. O'Brien
Kentucky Street
Lawrence: Camera Club
S. Weatherby
Indiana Street
Twentieth’ Century Club
Stoner
Louisiana
B. B. Vicker
Elm” Street
Needlecraft Club
Personal notices from Kansas City trips across town
Miss Marie Coker visited Kansas City to see friends. Several others including Mrs. George L. Kreeck Mrs. F W Kahn and Mrs A McKone Mrs 8 F Patterson and Mrs Prescott Underwood Rev and Mrs Edward Hislop and others were in Kansas City today. The Rev J Haber returned to Worden after duties at Evangelical church. Mrs Will West of Ottawa visited between trains with Mrs M S Staueart. B Hill of Topeka returned home after weekend with J Frank Jones H B Doering spent the day in Garnett. Mrs F Stutsman and Mrs J E MalloryWellsville visited Lawrence. Mrs W R Stubbs went to Topeka and Mrs Er G Gill to Kansas City. Roger Williams went to Topeka on business. G Smith and E Birchar went to Hummel. Sam Kelsall spent the day in Quenemo. Lucy Riggs visited relatives in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Coker
Kansas City
George L. Kreeck
F. W. Kahn
A. McKone
F. Patterson
Prescott Underwood
Edward’ Hislop
Mary Clark
Foley
Kansas’ City
Ottawa
J. E. Mallory
Wellsville
Lawrence
W. R. Stubbs
Topeka
Er. G. Gill
Roger Williams
G. Smith
E. Birchar
Hummel
Sam Kelsall
Quenemo
Lucy Riggs
Lawrence Westeraes
Weekend travel and visits across Kansas and Missouri towns
Local residents spent weekends visiting relatives in Kansas City Lawrence and Baldwin. Travelers included Mra Brikman Hutson and Lizzie Francis, with several returning home this morning. The page notes social calls, arrivals, and a holiday show announced for December 11 13 with prices.
Kansas University delegates head to Indianapolis meet
Twenty five KU students will attend the Student Volunteer convention in Indianapolis from December 28 to January 1. Thirteen women and twelve men will go, with a special train organized. About 150 Kansas delegates join roughly 5 000 students nationwide and 200 foreign delegates. Walter Morrison chairs the KU delegation. listed KU women include Dorothy Maciver and Esther Weik among others. KU men include Crancil Kanehl and Richard Hanson. Rural schools show only 35 percent with physical education supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Indianapolis
K.U
Kansas
United States
Walter Morrison
K. U. Déle- CE Charg
Dorothy Maciver
Mary Jamy Hand
Vesta Morton
Alice McGuffey
Esther Weik
Nadine Morrison
Rose Gréen
Margaret Butcher
Margery’ Day
Anne
Dorothy Lester
Eleanor Hanson
Irene Koeneke
Ruth Terry
K. U
Crancil
Kanehl
Richard Hanson
Albert H. Nearing
Ralph E. Smith
Wallace James
E. Ted
Olson
William’ B. Sommerville
Walter L. Morrison
William Wade ‘Pierce
Arthur Weber
LaVerne Pratt
Paul Stugard
The Food Shop Delivers Evening Dinners and Tea Room Service
A historical notice promotes 50 cent dinners from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday dinners from 1 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tea room service runs daily from 5 to 8 p.m. at 1126 Tenn. Phone 1467. Includes toiletries such as manicure and shaving sets at the barber and drug store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marjorie
Guy W. Smith
Lucy Asbury
The
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Herbert Rankin
Washington, D.C
Olin Templin
Wiedemann Tea Room
Kathryde
Wilson
Bowersock
Cosmos’ Club
P. H. Pierce
Mark Twain
Music Club
J. H. Mitchell
Holloway
J Hall
Society of the Second Presbyterian Church
W. D. Pontius
Iinois Street
Esco
New England Society
H. “Pendleton
Wiedemann
Beal
Oss Ety Ser
Martin
Broad View Inn
Jess ‘Willard
A. L. Ferris
Tenn. Street
City
E.L
Lewis
C. E. Lewis
Isabel Gilmore
Hutson
Elmer ‘Hunter
DaBete
Co F. Grabske
Endora
Ted Braiffard
Hig
Paul Thornley
Baldwin
Sigma. ‘Phi Epsilon
H. Shelley
Oklay
W. L
Peark Nipps
Rochester
Minn
C.F Royston
D. Granger
East
New York
Marshall Granger
Mildred “Green
Stella ‘Button
Ed Buerman
Perry
Robert
Meer Mle
Kana
Vance Day
Nancy
Pontiac, Mich
Bowersock ‘Theatre
Jworld
Onsale
S) W. Atkinson
Harry Smith
Ft. Leavenworth
Chamber of Commerce
Iola
Carter’s
Rene Chemet
Kreisler
N. Y
Round Corner Drug Store
Fraser
School of Fine Arts
Omar
Bie
Dewatteville-Fischer
School of Dancing
H.W. Emick
Fox Tea & Coffee Store
Court
Perrin
Baamo
Kayser
Gotham
Phoenix
Shimmons
Bowersock Theatre
Bldg
Varsity Theatre
Plase
Green Goddess
Distinctive Pictures. Corporation
Pownds
Cree Conee
Harry
Forrest Halsey
Wikbian
Reg
Sidney Ey Olcott
Goldugjrps
Douglas Fairbanks
Robin Hood
Allan Dwan
Maid Marian
Bowersock Orchestra
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