Christmas Socials and Club Meetings Parade Through City
A flurry of bridge dinners luncheons and supper gatherings marks a Christmas season roundup. Pendleton and Haggart host dinner bridge clubs while Marjorie Simmonds entertains at a Colonial luncheon for Frances Funk. Various clubs meet at homes aboard the Terrace Country Club and Episcopal church with verse, concert, and gift exchanges amid decorations and a packed schedule of December social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
II Hy. Pendleton
Te Air
Robert Hageart
Marjorie Simmonds
P. F
L. H. Frink
J. W. Greenleaf
Totus Club
C. E. Decker
Ivan Howe
Clu
G. Kelso
Pelican
Christmas Visits Across Cities Yield Holiday Cheer
Mrs Harold Hilkey of Oak Park arrived to spend the holidays with her mother Mrs Julia E Moore. Mr Hilkey will come for Christmas. Mrs H M Stucker and sons Harry and Gordon spend the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs R C Reynolds, visiting Mrs E Hy land, depart for Meadville Penn. Richard Scott spends the weekend with friends in Kansas City. Mrs William Kopp visits friends in Topeka. Miss Marion Tucker and Miss Margaret Lohmann accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hilkey
Oak Park
Julia E. Moore
Hilkey
H. M. Stucker
Harry and
Gordon
Kansas City
R. C. Reynolds
E. Hyland
Meadville
Penn
Richard Scott
William Kopp
Topeka
Marion Tucker
Margaret Lohmann
The Iron Queen Captures Santa in Toyland
Santa awakens in his workshop to a colossal clock outside and the Iron Queen at his door. She taunts him, claims iron mastery, and insists time will run differently, endangering Christmas. Santa debates fast tricks while his bee helper hints at uncovering the queen’s backer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Iron Queen
The
Iron
Kansans, Nebraskans Visit Lawrence in Holiday Trails
Mrs. Alpharus Brown of Topeka spends the day in Kansas City. Mrs. P. P. Lester plans to leave Tuesday for Kalamazoo Michigan to visit her daughter Mrs. Thomas Wylie for Christmas. J Marion Harrell of Ravenna Nebraska arrived in Lawrence to see his ailing father J M Harrell. Arch Naramore and family, visiting from Wichita, attended the Lawrence High versus Wichita High game where son John Naramore played. Both Naramores are KU graduates. Mary and John Naramore joined their parents on the trip back to Wichita. Miss Lila Grayson also spending time in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpharus Brown
Topeka
Kansas City
P. P. Lester
Kalamazoo
Mich
Thomas Wylie
J. Marion Harrell
Ravenna
Neb
Lawrence
J. M. Harrell
Arch Naramore
Mary
John
Glenn and Vicinity School Notes Highlight Attendance and Studies
In November sixteen pupils were neither absent nor tardy including Ruth French and Beverly Bahnmaier. First graders near primers completion, second graders study Foods in the Home, older grades cover minerals and island possessions. Seventh and eighth graders finish cotton industry and Civil War, prepare for December exams. staff and families noted in local visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth French
Beverly Bahnmaier
Charles Svobods
Marion Morris
Marjorie Sanford
Raymond Frenc
Lester Stauffer
Lorene Matney
Norma Jean Svoboda
Mae Jean Damm
Betty Jo Svoboda
Maxine Glenn
Ruby Glenn
Phyllis Sanford
Joseph Stauffer
Thomas Bahn- Maier
U. S
Harold Summers
Glenn School
Lecompton
Local notes from Ottawa area include weddings and visitors
Kuschel of Rice Minn visiting relatives in Ottawa becomes ill and enters hospital. Mrs. Pryor returns to Salina after visiting daughter. Mrs. Glenn hosts a bridal shower for Arlette Fulton in Topeka with pink and white decor and a three tier cake. Attendees and gifts noted. Walter Brown and son Henry conduct business in Topeka. Dinners with Damm family guests. Glenn school pupils and Harold Summers plan a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuschel
Rice
Minn
Bahnmaier
Slavens
Land
Frank Slavens
Stillwater
Okla
Ottawa
Charles Brown
Brown
William F. Glenn
Arlette Fulton
Leola Eyth
Topeka
Wilma Glenn
Freda Randlitz
Frances Riceson
Clara Bartlett
Mabel Snillner
Verda Frisbie
Marguerite Priters
Harvey Koehler
Betty
Johnnie Damm
Henry Brown
H. F. Fulton
Mike Zech
John Mathey
Ernest Damm
Glenn School
Harold Summers
Local social notes from Lecompton and Topeka visits
Miss Louise Clarke, a Greenwood Valley school teacher, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Clarke in Lecompton. Miss Eileen Glenn attended a Penny Carnival at the United Brethren church in Lecompton and stayed with Mr and Mrs M C Cole. Shirley Bell Summers returned from several days with her grandmother Mrs Elva Bell in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Clarke
Greenwood Valley
Frank Clarke
Lecompton
Eileen Glenn
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
M. C. Cole
Shirley Bell Summers
Elva Bell
Topeka
Fall Leaf Robbed. town records multiple break-ins
Mrs. Otto Vitt returned home from Topeka hospital after three weeks under doctor care. Village social notes include visits by Mrs. Lewis French and Mrs. Nelson Freeman to Villa Eden school and gatherings at Mrs. Joe Eder’s home for a birthday. Kenneth Coffman of Wellsville saw his sister Mrs. Schellack. The Fall Leaf store suffered a large theft of groceries and overalls, the fourth robbery in five years. Henry and Martha Giertz hosted dinner in Eudora. Gusta Ziesenis arrives from Lawrence to stay with Hanna Pfleger. Harold Simon and Mrs. C. E. Hill of Lawrence visited William Reetz. Schellack and Vitt repaired the Fall Leaf line. Hanna Pfleger spent Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Vitt
Topeka
Lewis French
Nelson Freeman
Villa Eden
Charles Vitt
Joe Eder
Kenneth Coffman
Wellsville
Robert Schellack
Fall Leaf
Henry
Martha Giertz
Eudora
William Reetz
Gusta Ziesenis
Lawrence
Hanna Pfleger
Harold Simon
C. E. Hill
Evening with Miss Gusta Ziesenis in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs George Warmker with family dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Griener in Eudora last Thursday. The item notes social greetings and community ties surrounding a Lawrence event and a dinner in Eudora context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusta Ziesenis
Lawrence
George Warmker
Frank Griener
Eudora
Knowledge Hill Club Dinner and Holiday Exchange
The Knowledge Hill club met Wednesday with Mrs. Janeway and enjoyed a noon dinner. Biis Grant led a Holy Land program after the roll call which featured candy recipes. Helen Rice spoke on King Tut's tomb and won the grocery list contest. Next meeting with Mrs. LaDuke will include a Christmas exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowledge Hill Club
Janeway
Holy Land
Biis. Grant
Helen Rice
King Tut's Tomb
LaDuke
Jack
Local social notes from Oskaloosa and Kansas City visits
Miss Erhart dined with Mr and Mrs Otto Grant Wednesday and attended a Friday teachers banquet in Oskaloosa. Weekend guests at William Rice's included Bobby Jahns John King and Ruth Jahns. Sunday visitors included Ruth Jahns Kate eat Clyde John Harland and Annetta Wiebel of Kansas City. Mr and Mrs G H Bernard Jay Bernard and family guests of Clifford Thiry and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Erhart
Otto Grant
Oskaloosa
William Rice
Bobby Jahns
John King
Ruth Jahns
Kate Eat
Clyde
John
Harland
Annetta Wiebel
Kansas City
G. H. Bernard
Jay Bernard
Clifford Thiry
Thanksgiving Dinner With Cloughs and Hayden Family
Mr and Mrs Joe Clough shared Thanksgiving with the Allison family of Number Six for the fifteenth year. The Hayden family joined the gathering at Will Hayden's home for the holiday meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Clough
Allison
Number Six
Clifford Thiry
Haydena
Will Hayden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Woman's Club
Colonial
Fred Zoellner
Yonganoxie
Ingleside Club
Juncheon
Careak
W. H. Pendleton
Robert Haggart
Frances Funk
Miss Funk
William Carter
Marion Everley
George G. Kirchhoff
Margery Dalton
Margaret Kirchhoff
Eleanor Klein
Corinne High
Catherine Dunkel
Country Club
John Riling
Harry Nevin
Stanley Schwahin
Episcopal Church
H. G. S. Club
Albert Pine
Alta Dewitt
Guy Moon
Paul Hartenstine
C. W. Hemphill
Carl Phillips
J. J. Bleakley
L. W. Berry
O Divine Redeemer
Gounod
First Baptist Church
Paul C. Rankin
Dolph Simons
Ednah Hopkins
Andrews
Lord Jesus
Paul Ambrose
John Regier
Women’s Missionary Society of the Worden
Will Hepner
Guy Deskins
Dudley Gilges
Elmer Wintermantel
Harry Flory
Charles Gilliland
George Shuler
Ivan Schwartz
Roy Schwalm
Walter Harbour
Arizona
Kenry Lippert
Theo Elm
John Stahel
Mission Band
Little Herald
Andrew Elm
Friday Bridge
A. F. McClanahan
H. C. Griffin
Peoria
Lawrence Art Club
W. A. Brown
Edward Green Malbone
Charles Fraser
Arthur Huddleston
Catherine Crew Doty
J. P. Jensen
Jota Nu
Rebekahs
Cora Perkins
Magdalena Lowman
Katherine Pine
R.S.N.G
Emma Ziesenis
Ls.n.g
Lydia Meuirs
Grace Noble
Annabelle Scntt
Leila Penner
Bertha White
Pearl Jones
Frank Penner
Fay Emick
Sam Runkle
Leona Eberwein
Goldie Shepard
Richt
Ruth Kenney
Bess Dank
Punch
C. K. Russell
Kelvin Hoover
Carl Drake
Vermont Street
Watkins Hall
K. A
Santa Claus
C. E. Esterly
Chanter AZ
C. A. Coe
C. W. Sparr
Nellie Palmer
Iva Belle Sharper
W. C. Simons
Bertha Boyce
N. C. Johnson
Simons
H. W. Keene
W. R. Stiner
R. V. Suringham
Alpha Chi Omega
Crystal Room
Eldridge
P. H. Klinkenberg
Edward Charles
Eva Oakes
Persis Cook
R. H. Butler
Ann West
Mary Lou Quiett
Mary O’brien
Dorothy Arald
Annette Lawrence
Mildred Trott
Junction City
Mary Josiennette Turrel
Williamsburg
Emily Waste
Hiawatha
Mrs. R. R. Jackman
Bridge Club
Frank Lescher
Clarence Stewart
Otto Elston
Emmett Smith
Tom Stratton
Osage City
Lois Jean
Stratton
University of
Entre News Club
E. L. Haynes
Ethel Faie
Howard Creel
Luther Gustafson
Hally
Glenn Moody
George Wetzel
KK. U
E. H. Lindle
Dean D. M. Swarthout
William Kollender
Bill Kandt
Het
Robert
Publishers Syndicate
Nta Ante
Ron Quest
Sigrid Apne
Tayland
the Bewitched
Glenn and Vicinity
Jake Brubaker
Oliver Headley
Lois Mae
Oliver Dean
J. H. Dean
Henry Damm
Mae Jean
Oneta Glenn
Will Moore
G. M. Bahnmaier
Nanette
Nook
Hemical Products Grp
Winter
Janice Lee Cosmetics
Rankin's
Cee’s
Weaver's Band ‘Box Beauty Shop
Round Corner Drug Store
Caighey
Home Service
Knowledge Hill
Nance
Pershing Road
Union Station
Ean
Kayser
Weaver
Journal - World
Bullock'’S Dickinson Theatre
DE Luxe Cafe
Norge
Laurence Steam Laundry
Granada Theatre Awards
Granada
Mo. St
R. C. Miller
N. H. St
C. N. Stallard
Conn. St
Iit Shoes
Hampshire
Aii
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