Social and club notices fill Topeka pages
A flurry of social activity includes A E Woestemeyer hosting a bridge luncheon for eight with sweet peas as decorations. Beardslees moving to Downs for a river project. Kreech and Jones visiting in Topeka. Katherine Brueck guest of Mrs Bullene. a Metro clubs joint dinner in Topeka with talks on dollar devaluation and naval expansion. Mary Louise Beltz performing with George Treville. a Kansas City trip to see Richelieu. Midland Grange meeting for officer installations. several club gatherings at the Colonial Tea room and G A R hall. Lincoln program notes in Women’s groups. NBC club luncheon prize to Mrs R R Jackman. and varied card parties and birthday events at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence’ Beardslee
Downs
Beardslee
Solomon River
Aldrich “Beardslee
J. Frank ‘Dones
Neal Hardy
University
Kansas
Walterden
The
Shubert
Kansasity
Katherine Brueck
Paola
George Bullene
Metro Clubs
Topeka
Eldridge
Hay Wright
Lawrence
Floyd Shields
Robert O’connell
al Drake
Kansas” City
Maj W. C. Koentz
United States
Mary Louise ‘Beltz
George Treville
Social calendar notes and bridge clubs for Thursday
Universality Women's and several bridge clubs meet Thursday at venues including Myers Hall and the Manor. Events feature dinner bridge, contract club, team whist, and a bridge luncheon at Eldridge Hotel. Mr Ramsey plans stops in Kansas City and Washington, D.C., with KU alumni ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universality Women's
Myers ‘Hall
Bridgetter
O. W. Maloney
John Stutz
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Clbu
the Manor
Fred Bremer
O. W
F. W. Cutter
Wiedemann's
E Hylo
Harold Beems
W. A. Young
Eldridze Otel
A. E. Woestemeyer
Fifth Anniversary of Home Missionary Magazine Observed
George Harper hosts a celebration at 2101 Massachusetts Street marking the fiftieth anniversary of Home Missionary magazine. The event features a playlet MRA by a group of women and a refreshment reception with tea and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harper
Massachusetts Street
Home Missionary Magazine
Minnie B. Walker
E. C. Maxwell
Flora Muratta
Fred Troutman
Ben Bonebrake
Local Personal Notes Highlight Holiday Travel and Visits
Mrs. Howard E Miller and daughter Mary Ellen departed for St Louis to spend the week with Mr Miller and friends. Miss Helen Fisher returns home to Topeka for holiday break. Edwin Nelson travels to Rule Nebraska for vacation with his sister. Miss Maurine Downing goes to Kansas City to visit Miss Margret Plummer and Miss Susan Hudson through Saturday. Mrs. Erna Corey returns from Olathe after a business trip. The Seeles host an oyster supper with Mr and Mrs Lester Deay and family visiting Godfrey Reetz household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen
St. Louis
Mr. Miller
Nees Olson
Kansas City
Helen Fisher
Topeka
Edwin Nelson
Rule
Neb
Maurine Downing
Margaret Plummer
Susan Hudson
Robert Rowlands
Max Wilhelmi
George Kreeck
Clay Cennter
Erna Corey
Olathe
Virginia Hosford
Frances Fussman
Himboldt
Matheus Smith
August Zuleka
McFarland
Alfred Seele
Lester Deay
Eudora
Seele
Godfrey Reetz
Family and neighbors gather for Sunday dinner in Sibley area
Mr. and Mrs. J T Howard and family hosted relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and Donald Anderson in Lone Star, with many locals visiting Lawrence and Vinland. A birth announced. numerous calls and visits noted among Howard, McGee, Johnson, McClintock and related households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Howard
Gerald
Tommy ‘McGee
Robert Johnson
Lone Star
Wm. Johnson
Donald Anderson
Lucille Hill
Lawrence
Lois McGee
Lovia Deay
Vinand
Esther Johnson
George Hoskinson
Vinland Move
Mary .McClintock
Charlies Howard
Ruth
Herbert
McClintock
Gene
Billy
Clarence Lilly
Ora
Paul
Belle Kennedy
Carl Kennedy
Will Walker
Leonard
Estella
Davis
August Clark
Edith Davis
Harold Stevens
Will McClintock
Mary McClintock
Cecil’.Johnson
Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Lawrence residents Mrs G W Cooper and children visited Mrs De W Marshall and Patricia Ann for her birthday. Miss Ina Cowles of Manhattan stayed with Miss Ethel Cowles and siblings. H W Marshall and Patricia Ann joined Miss Elsie and Ted Brown for Sunday dinner at Fairview. Blue Mound set next literary meeting led by Miss Lois McGee Ernest Cowles and Virgil Horrell after schoolhouse practice. Mrs Ella Bowman visiting Charles Rumsey family in Lawrence. B C Day spent Sunday with Philip Commons family in Lawrence. Community men shucked corn for Fred McNish, who has been ill all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
G. W. Cooper
de W. Marshall
Patricia Ann
Marshall
Ina Cowles
Manhattan
Ethel
Earl
Hallie Cowles
H. W. Marshall
Elsie
Ted Brown
Fairview
Blue Mound
Lois McGee
Ernest Cowles
Virgil Horrell
Ella Bowman
Local Social Notes From WellsVille and Nearby
Prospect Miss Béula Rohe visits Mrs William Chanay who is ill at her Wellsville home. Geo Rohe hosts and Ruth Randall returns from extended stay at Chanay home. Several locals travel to Topeka and Tonganoxie for horse purchases and a basketball game. Mrs Henry Rohe visits Memorial Hospital in Lawrence to see cousin Mrs Frank Weeks after major surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Béula Rohe
William Chanay
Wellsville
Geo
Rohe
Belle
Philip
Garden City
Henry Rohe
Geo. Meeder
Henry Roche Jr
John Bill Deay
John
Wilfred Selzer
Ro ¥ Vandeventer
Lorenz Speicher Jr
Tonganoxie
Ruth Randall
John Chanay
Ruth Breithaupt
Eileen Breithaupt
Clarence Hausman
Geo. Schehrer
Vinland and vicinity social and church notes era
Dr and Mrs Gregg of Lawrence attended Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs John Laughlin and family. Dr Gregg led Sunday morning service at the Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs Fred Griffis announce birth of a daughter January 25. Kermit Laughlin returned to Oskaloosa after a visit home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Mangelsen entertained first team basketball players at dinner. Mr and Mrs Husted and Grace of Baldwin visited John Rockhold. Rockhold improving. Esther Eckman and sisters hosted about 25 friends for mother’s birthday. Vinland Farm Bureau unit met at Mrs B A Stevens home. Unit president Mrs Hubbard plans to serve lunch at the North Lawrence community sale in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Lawrence
John Laughlin
Dr. Gregg
Presbyterian Church
Fred Griffis
Kermit Laughlin
Oskaloosa
Ralph Mangels
Husted
Grace
Baldwin
John
Rockhold
Kansas Day events and school activities at Vinland high
Mrs Janzen and the foods class served river to basketball players before the Vinland Edgerton game. Domestic Science class began hot lunches this week. Freshman voc agriculture pruned apple trees for Weeks and Hemingway. Freshman class gave Kansas Day program with readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weeks
Charles Hemingway
Ralph
Kansas
Gerald Crai
Florence Hammond
Helen Hubbard
Francis
York
Margaret Hill McCarter
Arthur Capper
Amelia Earhart Putman
Bernice Hagerman
Raymond Randel
Lucille Robertson
Rhuel_ Trimble
Topeka
Knowledge Hill Farm Bureau meeting and local events
Knowledge Hill notes a Douglas County Farm Bureau meeting with about 18 members including two visitors. Prizes were won by Mrs Van Neste and Mrs Toma. A school play Those Husbands of Ours was planned for Friday. Local gatherings included chili supper at the Clough home and birthday dinners at the Hayden and Rice households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau
William Rice
Murphy
Francis Thiry
van Neste
Toma
Kansas
Weeks
W. H. Weeks
Clough
John Thiry
Earl Janeway
Grant
Grant Home
Helen Rice
May Jacka
la Duke
Grandparents Collins to meet with Mire Clouzh midweek
Roy Thurber, a farmer southwest of Clinton, reported to Sheriff Dunkley that seven bushels of alfalfa seed were stolen from his barn last night. The seed had been cleaned and sacked. A separate note cites a Secretarial Course at the business college as a path to a business world position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Thurber
Clinton
Jack Dunkley
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Walter Hampden
Richelieu
Robert Hagegart
Wayne McCoy
Penfield Jones
John Brand
R. B. Stevens
Corlett Cotton
Robert Davis
Midland Grange
Amorrow
Clarence Pire
E. C. Bussing
John Nottingham, Sr
Clara Husted
Charles Spray
Frank Fox
John ‘Nottingham
Albert Schaake
Kate Toms
Clarence Pine
E. C. Lupton
N.B.C. Club
Colonial Tea Room
Bridge
E. H. Lupton, Jr
R. R. Jackman
Fred Williams
Charles Rumsey
Lincoln
Valentines
Women’s Relief Corps
G.A.R. Hall
Albert Noever
S. A. Bridge Club
Earl” Winegar and Nichols
Imperial Lunction Club
M. J. Hudson
Fredo Barteldes
Otto Barteldes
M. T. Coolidge
Barbara Barteldes
Anne Kent
William Carter
Harold J Fuber
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Het
Quillen
Ben
Viday Wendredi
Emery
P._E
Nina Hester
Frances Carter
Mothers’ League
Eila Doer
Bridsey Eldridge Hotel
F. H GiaSter
P.E. O
L. D. Sug Hesing
Agnes
Irene Peabody
Blue Triangle
Naomi Ligh
India
Gwendolyn Hunt
Alice Ann Jones
Esther Eckman
Y. Eckman
Louis Seele
C. W. James
August Zusieka
Ross Stone
Carl Henrick
Henry. Miskimen
Arthur Hammond
Eunice
Florence
Roberta Hammond
Harold Ingles
Norman Jones
Kenneth Meshinghimer
Olaf
Edward
Albert Eckman
Vinland
Walter Wiechman
Mississippi Street
Memorial Hospital
John Fraser Ramsey
Long Beach
Cal
New York
Paris
Ramsey
George Esterly
Phi Kappa Psi
University of California At Berkeley
Clarence Hall
Esterly
Miss Bar
Sibley
Vanity Beauty Shop
J.C. Penney Co
Otore
Awrence
Vinland and Vicinity
Fredrick ‘Hemphill
Knowledge Hill
Clifford Thiry
Donald
Thiry
Mark Ray
County Lerks
John Canary
Midland Rural Club
Lula
May Murphy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Patee
Trader Horn
Arctic
Wicksose & Throat i Ovete Tata
Adie
Fred Shimmons
China
Glass and Lampe
Masa. St
Willem Collins
Lan eClub
Mire
Clouzh
Business College
Stark
W. Parsons
Mane, St. Jeweler
Marylo Mills
Tripp Barker
Butterfield
Peter Pan
Flugelman
Marshall Field
Dumari
Stehli
Marillyn
Schwarzenbach
Belding
Corticelli
Goldstein, Wilkins, and Wulschleger
Jamestown Mills
Schlang and CO
Marshall Field, and
Belding CO
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Brown
Otto Fischer
Suedes
Savana
Sport Oxfords
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