Society notes and upcoming events from local calendar
Friday and Saturday social gatherings at homes and clubs include luncheons and entertainments by Mothers League Olga and Erna Carl and Miss Madge Bullene. A marriage will take place in Lawrence with Ruth McNeal and Lawrence McClure. Various teas, bridge club sessions, and dinners are listed with participating families and venues including Union entities, Terrace tea room, and local churches. Community groups meet weekly at Chamber of Commerce rooms and homes. confirmations of future meetings and club activities are noted along with attendees and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Roelle
Ame
Mothers! League
W. OH. Rice
Olga Carl
Erna Carl
SM. J. Getto
Madge Bullene
Roy Allen
New London
Ruth K. McNeal
St. Joseph
Lawrence
McClure
New Year Trenches of Guests In Many Cities
Local personals list a wide array of visitors and hosts across Kansas and nearby states. Miss Lorraine Lawrence spends New Year’s in Oklahoma City while families from Denver, Topeka, Kansas City, and Salina join relatives for holidays and parties.
Christmas carols and church social notes from local press
The article recalls a Christmas carols presentation and hopes for expanding holiday observances next year. It also notes the Wimodausis class of First Presbyterian church meeting at Mrs. Glenn’s home and mentions safety tips about cold weather and health, urging warmth for children and the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
G. C. Glenn
Ohio Street
J. L. Howe
New Year Resolutions Debate Among Crow Friends
In a playful scene at St Pauls church, Christopher Crow and Willy Nilly discuss New Year resolutions before a New Year dinner for fifty one family members and guests. Willy reveals serious thoughts on personal backbone and self improvement as the Pud dle Muddlers listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Willy Nitty
Christopher
Willy Nilly
Tye
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
Dr Lago Galdston explains how scarves and rubbers protect health by preventing cold feet and neck chill, noting the body's temperature stays nearly constant through sweating, breathing, shivering, and circulation control. The heat regulating center in the nervous system maintains balance during temperature changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Lago Galdston
Christmas Dinner Guests and Local Visitation in Eudora
Christmas gatherings filled Eudora as residents hosted relatives from Kansas City Lawrence Gardner Baldwin and Topeka. Notable visits included Mr and Mrs Raymond Stroud in Cordon and return home Sunday, plus a late Ernest Gerstenberger family reunion with members meeting at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
H. Reifschneider
Emil Schmidt
Harry Schmidt
Phyllis
Erwin Schmidt
Beverly Gene
Kansas City
Ernest Schmidt
Topeka
Edna
Ralph Schmidt
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Donald
Jack Fields
Hollis Hood
Tena Miskemens
Ernest Gerstenberger
Thelma Joy
Byers
Cole
Louie Gerstenberger
Eldon Wotan
Marlon
Velda
Charles Gerstenberger
Raymond Stroud
Cordon
Lou Stroud
Charles Brown
Lawrence
Delbert
Marvin Gale
Gardner
Bell Daugherty
Pearle Daugherty
Bert Daugherty
Marie Moll
Joplin
Fred Moll
Viola Sheldon
Minnie Jones
Homer Abbott
Dorothy Grimes
Eldon Jones
J. J. Adams
Tracy Mitchell
Joe Fompson
Eva Montgomery
Baldwin
Ernest Anderson
Kansas
Elaine
University of Nnn At
Hampton
Thomas Harvey
John Sommer
Clement Zillner
Virginia Lee
George Jennings
Paul Sommo
Edward Keyes
Christmas Gatherings Across Kansas City and Springfield
Mr and Mrs Sherman Rosch and children from Kansas City visited their mother Mrs Francis Greiner. Mrs Omer Watson spent Christmas in Springfield with her parents after which Rev Watson joined them. Margaret Zillner returned from Kansas City for Christmas with her parents the Zillners hosting. Tresea Zillner of Lawrences visited relatives here since Christmas day and left Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Clifton
L. P. Galbraith
Denver
Colo
Martin Jost
J. M. Sanderson
Lorraine Lawrence
Oklahoma City
P. W. Ewing
Kenneth Ewing
Ewing
Kansas City
Topeka
R. A. Cox
Mr. Cox
Clark Court
W. W. Hicks
Quivira Lakes
Clifton
Hicks
Oscar Sanford
Gertrude Sawtell
C. R. Greentrees
Jean Riddle
West Palm Beach
Fla
H. B. Ober
Glenn Charlton
Philip Edwards
Mary Elizabeth
Fort Worth
Tex
Susan Maloney
Delores Green
Inez Green
Hazel Roberts
Marie Frances Hill
Ronald Ashburn
Ernest Hass
Lester Dinsmore
Lewis Raber
Robert Mason
George March
Marceline
Salina
Dorothy Jewell
Ohio Street
Memorial Hospital
L. A. McNalley
Mary Beth
Michael Collins
Minneapolis
W. C. Simons
C. B. Russell
Springfield
Wright
C. A. Arnold
Miriam Arnold
St.Paul
Minn
A. C. Roberts
Omaha
Los Angeles
Arnold
St. Paul
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Beryl Buckley
Varnum and Son
Lawrence
Varnum
Pete Lishiex
el Marie McCormick
Washington D. C
Roy L. Roberts
Otto Fischer
Sherman Rosch
Francis Greiner
Omer Watson
Watson
Margaret Zillner
Joe Zillner
Tresea Zillner
Lawrends
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. D. Scanlan
St. Louis
Kate Caldwell
B Natural
Helen Titsworth
Terrace Tea Room
Friendly Hour Club
Roy Waldron
Roy Parsons
Maynard Harris
Charles Corel
Alberta Wiltz
Welch Montgomery
Joe Davis
Bert Mitchell
Lester McGee
Albert Dsrs
Gordons
Arnold Mitchell
Kutz
Benton Hows
Clarence Davis
Jim Turner
Susie Rogers
Waldron
Kennard W.C. T. U
Chamber of Commerce
Everett Stith
Plamor Club
Prescott Underwood
Award McQonnell
Alva Carter
Russell Kelley
Karl Kreider
Nadine Weber
Osawatomie
Lawrence Schwartz
T. E. Schwartz
Paola
Miss Weber
University of Kansas
Chi Omega
Schwartz
University of St. Louis
Joseph F. King
Plymouth
C. B. Cunningham
H. M. Corder
Midland Rural Club
Bert Jones
Charles Hunsinger
National Guaceistoe of
W. Reynolds
Indiana Street
First Baptist Church
Ministerial Alliance
Merchants’ Bureau
Girl Scout
Aun NE Het ET Quillen
Sallie
Fublishers Syndicate
Iple
Sion
Eudora
Vicks VapoRub
RED Cross
Fischer
Peacock’s
Ober’s Boys’ Department
Fool Outfitters
Mens Sulta
Hamilton
Bealli
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