Quiet home wedding in Hesper district and club notices
Clara, daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Wotan, married Cheater P. Baecker in a quiet Hesper home ceremony read by Rev Oren D Dunlap. The page also details No Names club 54th anniversary luncheon at the Colonial tea room, and various social gatherings across local organizations, clubs, and university visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Wotan
Hespec
Clara
Hesper
No Names Club
Colonial Tea Room
Paul ‘Rankin
J. R. Edmonds
L. H. Emmett
J. H. Parker
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Numerous bridge, pinochle, and auction clubs meet weekly in Lawrence. Events include Imperial, Trinity and Beausant gatherings, Episcopal and Methodist society dinners, Farm Bureau planning, and Girl Scout troop meetings. Notable items feature Haskell student parties, art exhibition talks, and Alaska trip slides by Mrs. Light.
Personal Notices Travelers Visit Friends and Relatives
Mrs T H Marsh of Chicago visits her mother Mrs J N Gordon this week. Mrs J G Thomas of Keokuk formerly Lawrence arrives to spend days enroute home from St Louis. Mrs H P Sherwood visits Kansas City today. Mrs Ralph Van Bebber and daughter Nancy visit Mr and Mrs F W Cutter in town. Teddy Crane to Kansas City for sixth birthday party for cousin Scott Griesa. George Thurston of Kansas City and Elwyn Cowgill with son Thurston of Des Moines join Mr and Mrs C D Cowgill for dinner at the Colonial tea room this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Marsh
Chicago
J. G. Thomas
Keokuk
Lawrence
St. Louis
H. P. Sherwood
Kansas City
Ralph van Bebber
Nancy
Troy
F. W. Cutter
Maurice Crane
Teddy
Scott Griesa
Kier
George Thurston
Elwyn Cowgill
Thurston
Des Moines
Red Cross Demonstration Planned in Lawrence
Ned Campbell of the American National Red Cross will visit Lawrence and KU for three days to teach first aid and water safety. Schedule covers Thursday through Saturday with sessions at Junior High, KU pools, and a training school for examiners. Participants must be qualified in senior Red Cross and plan to teach others to earn examiner certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Campbell
American’ National Red Cross
Lawrence
Kk. U
Herbert Allphin
Campbell
K. U
Lawrence Fire Department
Scouts of Lawrence
Red Cross
K U Student Recital Planned for Tomorrow
Four University of Kansas fine arts students perform in the Administration building auditorium at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon. Frances Keeney and Evelyn Swarthout play piano while Rowena Partridge and Robert Pitner sing in a mixed program including Rhapsody No 6 Eye Hath Not Seen and Duna and MOGI plus Chopin First Movement. Evelyn Swarthout accompanies on second piano. Delta Taus to meet here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Frances Keeney
Evelyn Swarthout
Rowena Partridge
Robert Pitner
Plano
The
Holy City
Rowena
Partridge
Duna
Ane Mogi
Chopin
M. Swarthout
Delta Tau Delta Delegates Headed for Kansas Conference
Delegates from twenty chapters of Delta Tau Delta are expected at the forty fourth division conference to be held at the University of Kansas Friday and Saturday. National officers and about 125 alumni from Kansas Nebraska and Missouri will attend. Chancellor E H Lindley will welcome attendees at the opening session Friday morning. A closing event will be a party in Eckes hall Saturday night. Detroit KU Alumni Meet plans noted with potential speakers from the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Delta
University of Kansas
National
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
E. H. Lindley
Aparty
Ecke's Hall
Dancing Recital Delights Audience at Fraser Theater
The first Tau Sigma honorary dancing sorority recital at the University of Kansas drew a large Fraser theater audience. A varied program featured interpretive and divertissement pieces with the two shows to follow at 8 15 this evening. Miss Elizabeth Dunkel directed the preparations with Ted Evans stage manager and Ellis Richard designing scenery. Members Louise Allen Dorothy Bradshaw and Caroline Rob House performed in key roles with Esther Mullin directing Pierrot and Pierrette. The program included The Storm Valse Lucille In the Fields L Orentale and a Boston Fancy number. Joe Dunkel Jr a Topeka native also performed Ain t Misbehavin with Marie Van Deusen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Sigma
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Elizabeth Dunkel
Physical Education Department
Ted Evans
Ellis Richard
Bob Haig
Boticelli
Louise Allen
Dorothy Bradshaw
Mercury
Harlan Cardwell
Dorothy Frederick
Boston
Joe Dunkel, Jr
Topeka
Miss Dunkel
Marie van Deusen
Legume School Sessions Planned in Eudora and Lone Star
Prof. C Willoughby of the Agricultural College leads legume crop talks Friday at Eudora High School at 1 PM and P A Hall Lone Star at 7 30 PM. A I Gilkison says topics include alfalfa sweet clover soybeans soil erosion and terracing with emphasis on production and full treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Willoughby
The
Agricultural College
Eudora High School
Gilkison
Willoughby
Change in secretaries at Douglas County building and loan
At the 1930 meeting of the Douglas County Building and Loan Association the officers were elected: Wilder S. Metcalf president, Paul A. Dinsmoor vice president, Charles F. E. Louk secretary, Ross B. Brodhead treasurer, Walter G. Thiele attorney. Louk will take effect April 1 and is currently with South Lawrence Lumber. John C. Emick, present secretary, will retire from active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Building and Loan Association
Wilder S. Metcalf
Paul, A Dinsmoor
Charles FE. Louk
Ross
Brodhead
Walter G. Thiele
Louk
South Lawrence Lumbert Company
John C. Emick
Management reorganization and court fines reported
The article notes a management change for the association with Mr Emick dedicating his time to his abstract and insurance work while remaining at 720 Massachusetts Street. Police court cases include Jessie Cole fined five dollars for speeding and Raymond Grace John McCoy and Oliver Kessler forfeiting bonds for failing to appear or for driving intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihg
Emick
Cane and Loan Association
Massachusetts Street
Building and Loan Association
Wilder
Metcalf
Jessie Cole
Charles Calhoun
Out the Bridge
C. H. Daigherty
Raymond Grace
John McCoy
George Atkeson
Richard Hughes
Oliver Kessler
Joseph Conrad Dies at 72 in Kidder Missouri
Joseph Conrad, formerly of Reno Kansas and Bureau County Illinois, died at his Kidder home on February 7 at age 72. He was born in 1857 in Bureau County and lived in Reno before moving to Chicago then Kidder where he spent his remaining years. Survivors include his wife Amelia, one daughter, one sister, one brother and two grandchildren. He belonged to the Methodist church for 35 years and funeral services were held at Kidder’s Methodist church. Two days after his burial, his brother Paree Sr Cammnachi a Oe es body was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Conrad
Reno
Kidder
Bureau Couty
Kan
Chicago
Kidder, Mo
Amelia Conrad
Conrad Hhrpster
Frances, Giffing
Pair Lee Sr Cammnachi A Oe Es
Conrad laid to rest in Kidder cemetery at 83
The obituary notes Jasper N. Conrad aged 83 dying in St Louis and being buried in Kidder cemetery. The Market Basket prize invites submissions for best Ham Loaf recipe, with entries due by Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Conrad
St.Louis
Kidder Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prescott Underswood
Plamer Dinner Bridge Club
Werr
G. Stitt
A. B. Carter
John Kinney
Aberdeen S. D
L. G Carter
Elizabeth Tucker
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Mary Gilbert
J. E. Harwood
M Cc. H.landes
Aliss Carolyn Barnes
Old Friends Club
P. W. Ewing
Mayer
R. A. Cox
Albert Knop
Kanwakal
Farm Bureau Club
Kanwaka Church
Ralph Colman
Trink Jt
Auxilliary and Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dailey
A. T. Walker
Iss Telen Rhoda Hoopes
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Writers’ Guild
Miss Hoopes
Women’s Civic Club
Madeline Aaron
Wichita Eagle
Portia Club
J.J. Simmonds
KE. M. Owens
W. T. Courtney
E. W. Laxman
Karl Matttern
University Department of Draw
Jack LO
Y. M. L. Bridge Club
R. T. Green
Carl Graeber
Pinochlo Club
Miereoles Club
W. C. Hamilton
Amigas Club
S. Jeglanthus Club
la Corte Club
J. M. Roper
Thureday
Gragg Stub
W,milton
Bridge Club
Julius Marks
Bridge
Ela
Vendredi Club
B. Ober
Bridgetier
B. Mitchell
Floyd Rankin
Kappa ‘Alpha Theta
Trinity Episcopes Church
Parish Achase
T. G. Fitch
Slema Kappa
Chapter
Lawrence Art Club
College Art Association of New York University
Missionary Society of the Friends Church
J. N. Gordon
Kentucky Street
Max Wilhelmi
Imperial Auction Club
W. B. Dalton
C. B. Russell
Robert Rowlands
Marion Coolidge
Topexas
Contract Bridge Club
Methodist Guild
Ruby Hosford
South America
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Irene Tomlinson
Fwain
Emma Howe
Virgalene Davis
M. L. Schaake
Elizabeth Randie
Guy Bigsby
Happy Hour Club
George Forrester
Vermont Street
Unitarian Church
Christian
Jfurch
Cordley
Woodlawn
Finckney
New York
McAllaster—Baptist Church
Brackett 4-H
Arnold Fralick
N. H. Bailey
Quivira Club
C. Li. de Watteville
M. Light
Alaska
United States
Canada
Gene
Mrs. Titch
Mary Engel
Variety Bridge Club
Dorothy Dunmire
Weeber Hutton
Ernestine Yates
Aunt Het
Robert
Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Detroit
Fred Ellsworth
K U
Paul Endacott
John Patt
KFKU
Creamery
Beatrice Creamery” Company
Arctic Ice Cream Company
Danville
Big Horn Creamery Company
Basin, Wye
Helena, Creamery Company
Helena, Mont
C. ‘A. Novak
Ottawa
Haseen
Ste
K. A. Grad
J. Kent Kinnburgh
Longmont
Colo
Hays Chamber of Commerce
Kinnburgh
Legume
Charles E. Look
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ft. Meyers
Hotel Eldridge
American Service CO
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont St
Everwear
Beslth
Pew
Nerve Force
Banish
Recs
Vanity Beauty Shop
Thone
Flowerfone
Ena
Pensive Cleaning Service
Advance Cleaners
Mount Hope
Mick
Myers and Son Greenhouse
Eugene Frederick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Croquignole
Naivette
Frederick
Larndon
Beaus
Ma Lee
Gotham
Paris
Brown
Pawnee
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