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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1937
Page
5
Lawrence social calendar lists numerous meetings and gatherings. Women from Ylub contract clubs, Ladies Literary League, Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae, and multiple bridge and tea events fill the week. Notable happenings include a wedding reception, church groups, and a large Adah chapter No. 7 event with Kansas dignitaries as guests.
Mrs Howard E Koelb and daughter Mary Elizabeth depart tomorrow with Mrs R T L Hsley of Washington D C and Morrill sisters from Waterville Me for a visit of several weeks with brother Dr Morrill L Mosley in Claremont Cal Others plan to stay the rest of winter Mr and Mrs Evert Welch returned to Salina after visiting Mrs Welch's mother Mrs Emma Welch Mr and Mrs George Docking left for a week in Texas Miss Katherine Fullerton has returned from Hot Springs Ark Mrs T B Stover of Topeka visits with Mrs N K Thompson former Sigma Chi house mother George D Peck made a business trip to Kansas City today Mrs Jack Grema left for Kasson Minn due to her father S B Newman's illness
The monthly meeting at the schoolhouse was held Friday evening. Miss Frederick and pupils are planning a Kansas day program. January 29, Miss Maurine Quinlan of Linwood is spending some time at the
A health brief urges readers to combat constipation with Kellogg All-Bran. It explains low bulk meals cause discomfort and promotes two tablespoons daily as a cereal with milk or in meals. The ad claims All-Bran absorbs water, cleanses the intestines, and offers a refund if unsatisfied. Kellogg guarantees the product.
Residents and visitors are listed with calls at homes in the area. Highlights include Mrs. Charles Riley and Helen Rice in bureau leadership, illnesses of Lawrence Leonhard and Mrs. F. H. Leonhard, and community events such as a farm bureau play “The Grass Grows Greener.” Also noted are travels to Kansas City, two months in Cleveland, and visits from W. H. Hayden and A. R. Reed plus various caller groups from Lawrence, Linwood, Independence, Reno, and nearby communities.
Mrs Skeet remains ill and visitors spent the day with her while Mr and Mrs Allen hosted family. Miss Cecile Ewing of Lone Star stayed with the Richard Petrie household. Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart in O Nea l for an evening of skating sleighing and sociability. Attendees included Frank Champion Alvin Smith Loren Lyons Richard Petrie Bob Blevins Junior Hollingsworth Clifton Dodd Cecile Ewing and others from the area. Additional guests were EH Van Scoyoc Ava Higley and Raymond Farmer. Refreshments were served. Valley Grove pupils took exams Thursday and Friday. Clarence Spry of McLouth visited Mrs Eleanor Champion. Mrs I M Smith of West Fork Ark has been visiting her children and George Smith. John Fowler of McLouth called on Valley friends and dined with Richard Petrie. Despite cold weather So and So club members met at Mrs Charles Petrie’s home and planned an oyster supper at Arthur Ousdahl’s January 23 for members and families. The next meeting will be at Mrs Arnold Welliver’s Chester home January 28 with limited guests and the roll call Hints on Home Remedies. Mrs Petrie with Mrs Ousdahl and Mrs Richard Petrie provided refreshments. One guest was Cecile Ewing. Lizzie Petrie visited daughter Mrs Walter Dunbar in Lawrence Tuesday.
Eight members and one guest attended a covered dish luncheon of the Tibbett-Wellman All Sen club with Mrs. Verona McDonald. next meeting planned with Mrs. Sophia Goroke on January 20. A reader notes attendance at the ONeill community meeting Friday evening. Walter Wilbur elected Sunday school superintendent at Chester. Mrs. H T Phimney in Manhattan caring for ill daughter Lucille Clark. Mr and Mrs William Nowak announce birth of son Van Franklin on New Year’s Day. Mrs James Holladay and Mr and Mrs Tom Holladay visited with Ida Osborn in McLouth. Mr and Mrs Richard Petrie and Gerald visited Lone Star home of Charles Herachell. Clifford Kincaid in Kansas City delivering new cars. Mrs Frederick Champion returned from visit to McLouth with her parents. Ava Higley and Ruth Van Scoyce drove to Lawrence after school Friday evening with local youths.
Town residents returned with attendees Lawrence WKard and Richard to the community meeting, describing a continued local discussion and participation in the event.
Petrie were business visitors at Oskaloosa Thursday and also called at the McGhehe home.
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