Founders Day All-Chapter Dinner At Colonial Tea Room
Lawrence P E O three chapters plan a January 21 founders day dinner at 6 30 pm in the Colonial tea room with unaffiliated Lawrence members invited. Arrangements chair is Mrs L G Abele and a Topeka Co oper ative board luncheon follows on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
P.E.O
Colonial Tea Room
LG. Abele
R. C. Miller
Harold Constant
A. B. Mitchell
Edna Teeter
Agnes Evans
Elizabeth Davis
L. H. Frink
Helen Harman
L. G. Abele
Topeka Co-Operative Board
Jayawk
Local women host luncheon and charity events in Topeka
The Topeka scene lists luncheon tickets at seventy five cents for two historical plays, available before January 27 via Wolf's Jewelers. Mrs. David Page leads the Woman's Club as national groups plan a bridge for scholarships at 2 pm in CF hall, with reservations through Mrs. Mitchell Zimmer or Miss Cameron. A Trinity vestry meeting, Leisure Hour and K U Dames events, and social club gatherings fill the week along with church activities and a bankers dinner at Colonial tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Wolf's Jewelers
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
David Page
American’ Association of University
C.F. Hall
A. B. Mitchell
L. K. Zimmer
Martha Cameron
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A vintage ad urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease functional disorders. It promotes a peppy persona and claims the product helps the body, noting widespread use and reader testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Women’s church notices and club gatherings listed
The notice lists several church and club events. The Women’s League of the First Methodist Episcopal church hosts a program at Mrs. Robert Hunt’s home on Friday at 3 PM. Trinity Episcopal Guild holds an all day meeting tomorrow with a luncheon at 12 30 and members bring sandwiches. The K A Dames bridge group meets at Mrs. James Shipley’s home. A Lawrence Country club dinner and a Lawrence Flower club dues tea are reported with attendees, hostesses, and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
H. W. Howsman
E. ‘Si Weatherby
Indiana Street
B. F. Douglas
American Association of University Women
Carter Harrison
China
Kanwaka Farm Bureau
Beatty Collins
Ruby Fairbairn
Leisure Hour Club
David Watson
Rhode Island Street
Annie Dunlap
Trinity Episcopal Church
Women’s League of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Hunt
Masachusetts Street
M. EB. Charles
Trinity Episcopal Guild
K. A. Dames’ Bridge Group
James Shipley
Vermont Street
J. Howard Rusco
Lawrence
Local Residents Attend Meetings and Travel Between Cities
A stream of visits and travel is noted with residents and relatives moving between Cheyenne Kansas City and Topeka. Dr and Mrs M G Berry now reside in Kansas City following a visit to the Marshalls of Cheyenne. Mrs Marion A Pile returns to Pueblo after two weeks with her parents in Ottawa and friends in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Berry
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Marshall
Kansas City
C. J. Dodds
Liberty
Anne Love
Dodds
Marion A. Pile
Pueblo
Colo
Cc. V. Leigh
Ottawa
Lillian Constant
Corey
Clarence Gorrill
Kan
History Club
Council of Clubs Club
Seba Eldridge
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Cora Sams
F. H. Hodder
Kansas
L. N. Lewis
Lydia Spencer
Tacoma
Wash
Clarence ‘Gorrill
May Robertson
Gallatin
Topeka
I. J. Meade
Althea Hills
Phoenix
Ariz
Lawrence
Lane
Governor Blanton Winship Injured in Bath Accident
Puerto Rico Governor Blanton Winship suffered a broken rib after a fall in his bath aboard the Grace liner Santa Rosa. He was carried from the ship on a stretcher to a military hospital for X rays confirming a single broken rib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto, Rico
Blanton Winship
Puerto
Rico
Grace
Santa Rosa
Governor Winship
Military Hospital
Community Socials Highlight Tuckel Family Event
In Columbia Mr and Mrs Felix Tuckel hosted a rock party Wednesday honoring daughter Mrs Dallis Jellison of Albuquerque New Mexico. Guests included Lucille Love Dora Hunsinger Helen Dreher Robert Ernest and Russell Tuckel and many local families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Tuckel
Dallis Jellison
Aubuquerque
N. M
Lucille Love
Dora Hunsinger
Helen Dreher
Robert
Ernest
Russell Tuckel
Charles Shuck
A. J
Wes Flory
Cecil Duver
Laurie Postma
Maurice Vaughn
Richard Postma
Will Postma
Felix Tucker
John Daggett
Community Notes From Friday Gatherings and Fire Loss
Local residents attended New Year’s events at Mrs John Dunn and Oscar Shuck homes. A house fire destroyed the Roser residence with partial contents saved and neighbors aiding. Various neighbors helped with silo filling and wood cutting. several homes burned in three years. Mrs Dallas Jellison visits from Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Baila ‘Brohammer
Lillian Robbins
Mary Katherine Markley
John Dunn
Frank Deay
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Charles _Brohammer
Oscar Shuck
Virgil Shoemaker
Maurice Vaughn
Will Postma
A. J. Flory
Wes Flory
Laurie Postma
Marshall Churchbaugh
Donald Churchbaugh
Ben Brohammer
del Deay
Charles Shuck
Harold Brohammer
Grandma Flory
Philip’ Roser
Dallas Jellison
Albuquerque
N. M
Felix Tucker
Janny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finesse Club
Urence Wood
Elmer Broat
Gamma Phi Beta
Louise Nelson
Coterie Club
Colonial
Hugh Means
W. H. Varnum
E. E. Penne
League of Women Voters
Episcopal Parish House
Wiedemann’'s
Ottoher
Solon Emery
Bridgettes
Evans
Neediecraft
Terry Gaskill
Betty Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Robert Rowlands
Ivan Crawford
W. S. Griesa
R-M. Fitzpatrick
Julius Marks
J. M. Sanderson
H. E. Don Carlos
Needlecraft Club
Massachusetts Street
Glen Scott
Wellsville
Valera June
Russell Henderson
Olathe
Mrs. Henderson
Lena Altenbernd
Bertha Boyce
Carolyn Ulrich
Lucien Hollingsworth
Lorene Michael
Geneva Alte
Dorothy Schwarts
Bertha Loyce
Major Swan
Elma Michael
Audrey Davison
Helen Davison
Mildred Hutchinson
Annabelle Scott
AlLenberna
Adrian Lindsey
F. M. Brown
Illinois Street
Woman’s Kansas Day Club
Governor’s Mansion
Maude Landis
Evangeline Clark
Elizabeth Meguiar
Marie Miller
Kate Riggs
Helen Wagstaff
May Riggs
Juanita Colling
Margaret Kane
Ruth Messenger
Mesdames
E. H. Lindley
J. W, Murray
W. S. Johnson
T. D. Funk
George O. Foster
Carter,Harrison
C.F. Nelson Ivan Crawford
Miss Wealthy Babcock
Robert Haggart
K. U. Dames
Lloyd Vieux
Jesse Gamber
Allen Fultz
Jean Larson
Harry Forney
Keith Foster
Friendly Hour Club
Edith McGee
Route Three
H. B. Peairs
Consumers Cooperatives
E. M. Owen
Lawrence Camera Club
Social Circle Club
Douglas County Bankers Association
Colonial’ Tea Room
Laird Dean
Merchants National Bank of
W. R. Essick
H. W. Keene
N. C. Lindstrom
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
May Rohlfs
Lady America
VENUS
Lass
Lawrence Country Club
John Andrews
H. R. Lin
Art Andersondenberger
John Brand
Wayne McCoy
Clarence Bilesner
Harry Nevin
George Casebier
G. H. Penney
C. Carl
E. W. Penchard, Sr
Earl Chapman
L. R. Perry
Frank Davis
H. W. Stowlts
John Stutz
A. Galloway
George Wetzel
Penfield Jones
Roger Williams
George, Kahne
A. B. Weaver
N.C. Lindstrom
Dick Barber
Wilfred McClain
Dik
EL Tain
Troners
Puerto Rico
Columbia
Charles
Ollie Eudaly
Charles Brohammer
Chester Wible
Merritt Woodward
Messer
Arthur Flory
Evelyn Shuck
Betty
Thelma Woodward
Vicks VacoRus
Vanity Beauty Shop
Wilth
Patricia Pats
Mass
St. Haynes & Keene
Pandora
Ae In Wirth
Chatham
Cannon
Floor
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