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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1935

Page

6

Kansas area clubs host varied social events

The Kanwaka Discussion club opened with songs and a flag drill. Kanwaka residents heard Prof. Raymond linking early Kansas history to today. W.C.T.U. and bridge groups planned meetings while others hosted Valentine parties and dinners at homes and churches. About 115 attended a Business and Professional Women’s club dinner at Sacajawea Hall with international table decorations.

Business and Professional Women's Club Sacajawea Niall Haskell Cath

International Club hosts varied guests at Haskell event

Readable notes describe a State university Women’s club meeting with out of town guests, tables and a play by Haskell students. Names include Mrs Leila Black Miss Mary Jamison Mrs Carrie Ericson and Miss Leona Eberwein. A district luncheon proposal, Lincoln Birthday program and multiple club notices follow.

R.L.H. Club Ellen Phenicie Ellen Miller Walter Bleakley Walter Bleakley, Jr George L. Phenicie Reno Howard Miller Ellen Valentine Leila K Edna Carrie Ericson Ada Lindell W. L. Burdick Marjorie Dietrich H. L. Dunkerly Mildred Stringham Ruth Morse Mayme Corcoran Leona Nessie Berg Kansas City Kan Olans Lawrence Henry Roe Cloud Haskell Fred Beaver Corinne Bemis Land of the Blue Water Aline Langdon Lillian Addis Sons Maude Sharp Erna Powers Mabel Murray Elva Zimmerman Mabel Ad Rms Clathe Bessie Tlerg Reynalds Pauline Wood Wilson Henry Noe Cloud R. M.kelly W. L. Newman Earl Tumellen Ruby Long Marguerite Cosgrove A. L. Tubbs Bettie Shaw Lisle Eby Anna Lindell Agnes White Anne Williams Sibyl Maum Berthamimes Leila K. Black Mary Jamison Leona Eberwein Lora Mendenhall

Miss Mae Edmondson and Ida Edmondson to visit Kan ne dy

Miss Mae Edmondson and Ming Ida Edmondson depart for a three week visit in Kan ne dy. A Kansas City trip to see Lenora Ulric in The Pagan Lady drew a group including Mrs Hugh Means and others. Mrs A M Davis of Chanute hosts Miss Arlene Roberts.

Miss Mae Edmondson Ming Ida Edmondson Kannedy Kansas City Lenora Ulric Pagan Lady Hugh Means A.N. Lewis C. Manney George Easterly A. d. Andereson Frank Banks A. B. Mitchell A.M. Davis Chanute Arlene Roberts Welborn George R. Byrne Harold

Dress Rehearsal For Raf ferty Racket At Lawrence High

Lawrence high school junior class presents Raf ferty Racket with a dress rehearsal tonight at 8 16 in the school auditorium. The first performance is tomorrow at 2 30 for junior high students and the Lawrence high basketball squad out of town Friday night. Admission for juniors is 10 cents. The play follows secret service men exposing corrupt individuals. Miss Luella Foreman praises the cast for sticking to the road show spirit despite absences from sickness.

Rafferty Lawrence High School Lawrence High Secret Service Luella Foreman

Granada Screen Review Praises David Copperfield Cast

A packed Granada audience hailed the film David Copperfield for faithful Dickensian mastery. Star turns include W C Fields as Micawber and Freddie Bartholomew as David, with Lionel Barrymore and Maureen O Sullivan among the cast. the adaptation, costumes, and photography receive high praise.

Granada David Copperfield Charles Dickens Dickens Mr. Micawber Little David Uriah Heep Barkis Freddie Bartholomew David

Pearl Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Allen

Vivid Hues for Evening Wear marked their thirtieth wedding anniversary at home on Friday February 1. Harold Allen sang and Mrs Coffman, Mrs Acky Oyeson and others performed as the couple recalled their original ceremony and thirty years together. The couple, three children and two grandchildren were honored with gifts, refreshments, and a lace table centerpiece as friends visited Overbrook and nearby areas.

Harold Allen Kanana City Mr. Allen Pritchett Ross Coffman Leslie Long Clyde Coffman Rs. Allen Gilmore Nichols Allens Topeka Lydia Woodring Overbrook Roosevelt Heberling Memorial Hall Keith Karnes Jack Mes Tyner

University alumnus to introduce labor speaker at local church

A University of Kansas alumnus will introduce Powers Hapgood, Harvard graduate and labor leader, at a 8 p.m. lecture in the Unitarian church. The event is the third in a Lease for Industrial Democracy series. Dowd of Kansas Labor Weekly will join Topeka union members. Rev. Carter Harrison presides. An open forum will follow with questions. Nicolas Gerren, a Negro violinist and former student, will perform. Tickets are available at the door.

Neworn Jeff University of Kansas Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union Powers Hapigood Harvard Sih P.m Unitarian Church Hapgood Topeka Dowd Kansas Labor Weekly Toneka Union Carter Harrison Nicolas Gerren Lalo

Alumne Weld Meeting Highlights Farm Marketing Topics

The Wor Agricultural Alumni association of the Lawrence senior high school held its February meeting at the Centenary Methodist church with 34 members present. O M Williamson from Ube Ton ganoxie high school attended with three alumni. H L Emmott from Lawrence high faculty was a guest. The program covered marketing and live stock topics presented by Charles Pugh and Lyle Weeks, Cyrus Anderson spoke on farmer prospects for 1933. The next meeting will be led by Harold Brune, Max Laptal and Lyle Weeks.

Lawrence Senior Hissh School Cenonary Methodist Church O. M. Williamson Ube 'Tonganoxie High School H. L. Emmott Lawrence High Charles Pugh Lyle Weeks Cyrus Anderson Harold Brune Max Laptal

Birthday Luncheon Honors At Mrs Sullivan Home

Overbrook Mrs James Sullivan hosted a Saturday noon Birthday Luncheon with prizes awarded to Mrs He S Smith for high club and Mrs Q A Barnes for second. High guest prize went to Mrs Marie Deziua and floating prize to Mrs Claude Radcliffe. Guests included Topeka visitors and local residents, followed by a Sunday supper hosted at the James Sullivan home with Mr and Mrs Hugh Allen cole.

Chester Elliott Dun Workin’ Club John Randall Sai “Morris Ellis T. Johnston Elizabeth Home Howard Harris Homer Allison Mike Borst E. G. Harter Harold von Gunten Raymond Gardner Sydney Emmett von Gunten Veda Shupe Mittie “Rogers Leah Kircher Winifred Benander Kate Jewett Hilda Borg James Sullivan He S. Smith Q. A. Barnes Marie Deziua Claude Radcliffe Albert Neese Topeka Lauren Plumner George Maichel G. M. Hart A. M. Hart G. P. Hart

Bethel L D Crawford and John N Baker Die Within Hours

Bethel L D Crawford and John Newton Baker, longtime Brubaker residents, died within one hour of each other Saturday morning. Crawford was 83, Baker 90. A double funeral was held at the Christian church in Centropolis with both men remembered as valued neighbors and friends. Burial followed in Union Cemetery. About 600 attended. Crawford’s grave service was by the Overbrook Masonic lodge. Baker’s graveside rites were led by Rev. James McLean. Baker was born near Gosport Indiana on August 11 1844 and died January 1.

L. D. Crawford John N. Baker Pionicer Brubaker Mr. Crawford Mr. Baker Cdeer Baker Crawford Christian Church Centropolis James McLean A. J. Clark Centropolis Baptist Church Union Jemetery Masonic Lodge of Overbrook McLean

Early Kansas settler and Civil War veteran obituary

Lanty D Crawford, born 1851 in Tennessee, died January 26 1935 after a life in Kansas. He came with his parents to Nanaia in 1858 via the Old Santa Fe trail, served in the state militia and wagon trains to Santa Fe, fought at Westport, and helped establish Centropolis Christian Church. He married Martha Sowers in 1877 and had seven children. His wife died earlier, and he survived by his wife, sons Emery, Charign, and Sromor, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a brother Thomas of Colorado Springs, and three sisters. He lived sixty three years at his home place, celebrated fifty seventh wedding anniversary four years prior, and was a charter member of Centropolis Christian Church. Mrs Nancy Clark visited Centropolis this week. Continuous notes mention Quinter quartette tours and local social visits involving Overbrook, Topeka, and surrounding towns.

Nanaia Santa Fa What Overbrook Kana Plains Fort Leavenworth Santa Fe Ft. Gibson Westport Sarah Dane Farrix King Harlan Tra Orval Russell Edgar Roy Benjamin Thomas Colorado ‘Springs Colo Hema Christian Church Aing Centropolis Lanty.d. Crawford Greenville Greene County Tenn Tennessee Indiana Martha Hilen Sowers Wallace Fontain County Ind Kansas George Emery Stella Willie Charlie Norberts Homer Fmery Baldwin Charign Sromor Cranedchildren Rhoda Merger Texas Lew West Margaret Crawford Christian Church of Nancy Clark Clarence Coursen Coursen Robert Gverbrunk Johnnie Brecheisen Durene Topeka Cecil Brecheisen Altho Everett Turner Warsaw Otto Garber Lone Star Quinter Kansas City National Farmer's Union Methodist Church

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