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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1934

Page

5

Lawrence Women Host Guests and Meetings

Roy A. Dillon of Kansas City and Xan state president of the American Association of University Women attended a greeting at Miss Lalia Walling’s home. Supt. Henry Roe Cloud spoke on education of the Indian, highlighting modern methods for adapting to life today. Hostess duties were shared by Viola Anderson Edna Dart Cassandra Ritter and Walling. Various other social events followed including teas, luncheons, and bridge parties with guests from University of Alabama Northwestern University and local colleges.

Als Roy A. Dillon Kansas City Xan American Association of University Women Lawrence Lalia Walling Henry Roe Cloud Rinskell Institute Viola Anderson Edna Dart Cassandra Ritter Walling

Social calendar reflects many club commitments and weddings

Tuesday through Friday social items list numerous club meetings dinners and bridge events at University and private homes with names including Mrs H H Harris Dr and Mrs C A Puls. Marriage of Betty Gilchrist to Ira McCarty noted along with party for Barbara Ann including Barbara Gifts and guest list. Fragments mention Mierceles Entre Nous and University sororities initiations with many names and locales.

E. B. Sisson Bridgettes Amigos Club Karl Bratton Dickie University Club Vendredi Club H. E. Don Carlos Tielianthus Club A. ML Ockerblad Vi “Ey Juego Don Haines Entre Nous Club C. F. Louk W. A. Dunmire

Community clubs host varied gatherings at local homes

A crowded social schedule unfolds with multiple groups meeting at private residences. Events include dinner bridge at the Colonial for Bernice Nash's circle, Fi Beta Phi Alumnae planning with Mrs Adrian Lindsey, and birthdays honored for Sgt Kollender and Erna Corey. Regular club activities feature Mercedi and Delta Sigma Pi gatherings, and programs at Trinity Lutheran and First Christian churches.

Fi Beta Phi Adrian Lindsey C. E. Friend William Kollender Sgt.Kollender Erna Corey W. 3. Metcalf Corey Bob Corey R. C. Laessig Eileen Underwood Kollender

Edwards Olive Tablets Olive Tablets Offer Remedy for Liver Bowel Ailments

Dr Edwards for twenty years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. He prescribed a vegetable ingredient substitute calcenet known as Edwards Olive Tablets. They are sold under the olive color and marketed as a mild, corrective tonic.

Ve Mn Edwards Edwards

Birth announced for Paul Ernest Denton at KU family ties

Mr and Mrs Denton announce the birth of a son named Paul Ernest. Mr Denton and Mrs Denton are KU graduates and he is a law student. Mrs Denton before marriage was Miss Ida Tonsing.

Nounce Paul Ernest Denton University of Kansas Law School Ida Tonsing

Personal notices trail of Lawrence visitors and travelers

Mrs H A Stanford of Kansas City will visit tomorrow at her niece Mrs Winfield Scott’s home. Mrs F M Benedict of Kansas City spends the day in Lawrence and will stay with Mrs R C Manley. Mrs J A Cruzan returns home in Bethany Mo after visiting sister Mrs Fannie Webb. J H Lemon on business in Kansas City. Mrs Sadie M Stroud leaves for Farratt Va after weekend with relatives. Mrs E H Lupton spends the day in Topeka. Miss Myrtle McConnell spends the day in Kansas City. Dick Jacob leaves Sunday for Chicago to join his parents Prof and Mrs F I Jacob. Mrs Georgia W Ober and Dr and Mrs T L Collier and son Fred of Topeka attend morning service at the Unitarian church and later visit Dr and Mrs Raymond Wheeler and daughter Lois. Mr and Mrs Fay Seetin of Manhattan spend hours in Lawrence en route to Kansas City. Seetin publishes the Manhattan Mercury and Chronicle.

H. A Stanford Kansas City Winfield Scott F. M Benedict Lawrence R. Ci. Manley J. A.|cruzan Bethany Fannie Webb J. H. Lemon Fred Topeka Unitarian Church Raymond Wheeler Lois Fay Seetin Manhattan Seetin Manhattan Mercury and Chronicle

Obituary of George Meeher 79 in Clearfield Kansas

George Meeher aged 79 died February 1 at his home in Clearfield. Funeral services were held at the Evangelical church in Clearfield at 2 PM with Rev. George Trabant and E.G. Breteinger in charge, burial in Clearfield cemetery. He moved from Butler Missouri to Clearfield in 1862, married Lena Roche in 1882, then Hanna Brecheisen in 1898. He leaves a wife, nine grandchildren, one brother, two sisters, and many children across Kansas City, Chicago, Welds Kansas, Garden City Kansas, and Winner Kansas. He was a longtime Evangelical member, class leader, trustee, and Sunday school teacher.

George Meeher Evangelical Clearfiel George Trabant E.G. Breteinger Clearfield Butler Lena Roche Avere Meeder Hanna Brecheisen Charles Winner, N. Philip Garden City Kan Nanna Clark Eudora Mxe Garrett Cornelia Alexander Kansas City Bernice Kipp Chicago Albert Meeder Welds Archie Floria David C. Medan Rodewald Minnie Hausman

Local notices and obituaries from Pleasant Oak area

A church message honors a life spent in service and faith after a January 6 1983 paralytic stroke. The Breithaupt and Kretsinger families share condolences and news of births, visits, and community events. A Beaker daughter birth is reported, and teachers and residents attend meetings in Lawrence and Kansas City. A family of eight plans to move into the Ben Brecheisen house and Pleasant Oak school adds pupils as local life continues.

G. M.breithaupt Gail Eugene Norwich M. Breithaupt E. G. Kretsinger Orta Kretsinger Bartle Breithaupt Daunt Thoma Paola Chester Beaker Lula Votan Pleasant Oak Peer Ted Phillip Brecheisen Lawrence Nora Witt Roscoe Easter Echman Clearfield Pleasant Oak Community Club Phillip Brecheisen Hanna Meeder David Meeder Ben Brecheisen Pleasant Oak School Charley Meeder Winner N. D Homer Clark Syedheasay Kansas City Mr.Meeder Leta Mitchell Fairview

Crowder program and supper entertain Miss Helen Norwood pupils

Miss Helen Norwood and pupils were entertained with a program and free supper on Thursday evening February 15. The event featured dialogues recitations and songs followed by contests. A. B. Cole of Lecompton won for setting the far-off sweet pickles in the Worst hen necked husband contest. Sidney Emmett of Kanwaka won the men with the largest feet contest and Amos Hodson of Lake View won two bars of soap in the Laziest man contest.

Helen Norwood A. B. Cole Lecompton Sidney Emmett Kanwaka Amos Hodson Lake View

Local program honors Houk prize and community guests

Frank Houk of Barber wins the large white prize cake after close judging at the event. Helen Norwood earns a chocolate box for being the most popular girl. Proceeds from the evening total about 18 dollars. Several Kansas City and Lawrence residents attended as guests, and farm bureau activities with Kanwaka are noted.

Frank. Houk Barber We Houk Helen Norwood Ray. Norwood Kansas City Harlie Armstrong Kanwaka Farm ‘Bureau M. C. Elliott Jack Grimes Hughie Holder Yates Center Rose Edwards Lecompton Lonnie Strong Richard Kaw Valley Marion Strong Lawrence W. J.collins Sammie Grimes Jack Colins J.S. Emmett Opal Shaw

Big Springs Farm Bureau Holds Regular Meeting Theme

Big Springs Farm Bureau club met at Mrs Jan Rabe s home on Thursday with members Emma Glenn Rose Wymer James Rabe Nora Bertschinger Ester Bahnmaier Emma Holloway Vesta Bahnmaier Mattie Matney Myrtle Henry Mae Henry and Elizabeth Bahnmaier attending Guests included Frances Wulfkuble Jas Studebaker Cecil Woodard Mary Shanhart Edna Slaughter and Anna Swecker The meeting appointed Rose Wymer Ester Bahnmaier Mattie Matney and das Babe to organize the North Lawrence Community Sale dinner on March 7 The program featured Elizabeth Bahnmaier reporting on Farm and Home Week and a talk by Edna Slaughter Members wore colonial wedding era costumes and street outfits with beaded hoods top shoes and skirts.

Big Springs Farm Bureau Club Jan; Rabe Mra Emma Glenn Rose Wymer James Rabe Nora Bertschinger Ester Bahnmaier Emma. Holloway Vesta Bahnmaier Mattie Matney Myrtle Henry Mae Henry Elizabeth Bahnmaier Frances Wulfkuble Jas. Studebaker Cecil Woodard Mary Shanhart Oakland Calif Edna. Slaughter Anna Swecker North Lawrence Babe Elizabeth _Bahnmaier Edna Slaighter

County cow house visit at school house meeting

Mrs Mary Rose Wymer presided at a community gathering in California with her family. More than 20 children enrolled in line for enrollment cards as the president and thrifty readers encourage participation at the Saturday evening event.

Mra Rose Wymer Mary Shanhart Gatas Calif Mater Dwight

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Robert. McNair Davis University Law School John Volney | Masters University of Alabama Tuscaloosa M. A. Kallis Northwestern University Masters E. H. Lindley Allen Crafton Methodist Ladies’ Aid Emma_ Welch M. M. Campbell Kentucky Street John Akers John Crum Lo-Hi-La Bridge Club H. L. Dunkerly Guild Trinity Episcopal Church Corlett Cotton Howard C. Taylor Richard B. Stevens Harriet H. MacDonald Kagawa Harmony Circle First Methodist Church Louise Gordon Tennessee Street R. C. Laessiv E. J. Logsdon Glen Michael Sam. Morris Glenn Moody Doulas County Rachel McKittrick Vermont Street Vivian White Jack Forbes Thelma Haverty Mabel Shaw Harold Fisher Jack Hughes Mildred Maloney Everett Figes Marguerite Nunemaker Mary Miller Viva Keystone Korner Klub Levi Woodard Robert Walker C. H. Larcom D. Denman Pleasant Hours Club Minervian Clib George Husted Fiity Elmer Husted Grover Husted Lillie Dillon Rachel Husted Brundacé- of -Boise Ida Glen Oatman Roy Oatman Sane K. U. Engineers Sirs John Be Pune Fred Zoellner H. H. Harris P._D. Gimatead Wiedemann’s H. B. Chubb Young Matrons Club Leah Kercher M. J. Get Merry ‘Bratrons John Crain Home Aid Society W. P Gentry Celia Watt Betty Gilchrist Mae Gilchrist Joira McCarty Tok Plac Brocy Baptist Church Alb . J. Dahlby McCarty The Kansas City Star Sigma Delta Chi C. A. Puls Barbara Ann Marilee Dsubermen Shirley Nan Hargiss Mildred Hack Mildred Carpenter Patsy Creel Suzanna Logsdon Winifred Ayndt Jeannette Perkins Alice Brown Laverna Ice Helen Corcoran Rosemary Auchard Barbara Youn Florine Christensen Shirley Puls Donald Christensen Lloyd Holbeck Dorothy Jean Summers Marjorie Olson Mierceles Club Charles Louk Mary Jane Melton Colonial Tea Room Mrs H. T. Melton Delta Tau Delta George E. Burkett, Jr. Kineman Robert H. English Macksville Arnot R. Gilbert Edward K. Osen Bonner Springs Bernard B. Pipes Harry C. Lane Tulsa Richard Sellers James H. Munford Belleville Horace S. Hedres C. Grover Johnson Kantax City Charles W. Cooke Fred M. Harris, Jr Ottawa Charles Fahnestock Hutchinson Samabell Hodge Bor Fred B. Johnson Thomas A. Strickland Alpha Omicron Pi E. Imogene Beamer Elda Mae_Cievenger Billoween Macoubrie Alyce Irene Cunningham Rule Neb Velma Maurine Markham Lois Lippitt Meadville Margaret Frances Schwartz McPherson Rachels H Snae Ae Johnson Siema Phi Ensilon Joe W Rodger Moon Emporia Jack R. Miller Walter C. Everley Hesper P.T. A Hesper Helen Jean Shearer Colorado Springs George Melvin Russell C. Robinson Melvin West Drive Deiiaty Bi “Episcopal Aunt Henry Robert Quillen Emily Publishers Syndicate Bernice Nash Colonial Business and Professional Women’s ‘Club Ano Arjorie Dietrich Theodore Wiley Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church F. L. Haynes Indiana Street F. O. Russell 3. C. Cannon F. A. Russell Mercredi Club Helianthus Club A. M. Ockerblad Lisle Eby C. E. Louk Franz Wiedemann Lauren Hunter Glenn Michael Eby Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity W. P. Olmstead Vermont Stret George Washington Trinity Lutheran Church J. Eriksen New Hampshire Street E. D. Kinney M.P.M. Bridise Club J. Wheeler Lloyd Boughton Ray Lawrence Mirs Dicker M. and P. Dinner Bridge Club West Side Presbyterian Church F. B. Dodds Alabama Street U.S.M. Bridge Club H. S. Dickie Charles Engvall Council of the First Christian Church A. A. Green Missouri Street Green L. W. Berry Paul Rankin Swadley J. W. Downam Laura Alice- Cunningham Theta Epsilon Baptist el Juego Club Adah W. W. Russ Addie Buckminster David Passon Frank M. Holliday William Zweifel Roy Bushey Lynn Courtney Clarence Topping Reunine Holliday W. H. Howsman Carl Phillips Sackett J. A. Keeler J. F. Lutz Paul Denton Connecticut Street Russell’s Shoe Store Big Springs Vicks Mose Bao VICKS Menrerer Lydia E. Pinkham Caroline Leona Etro ‘Vous Lydia. E. Pinkham B.P. O. Elks Stanley Shook R. B. Stevens Journal-World Jereries
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