Newcomers Club Enjoys Winter Social and Plans February Event
About thirty members and guests gathered at Mrs. Havenhill’s home for a social afternoon with a brief business meeting and an intelligence contest directed by Mrs. Beale. Tea and desserts followed in the dining room, hosted by Mrs. Horr and a list of attendees included several named members. The February meeting will be at the University Club on February 11 featuring a bridge and dancing party for faculty husbands and single men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Havenhill
George DM. Beale
W. J. Horr
S. A. Queen
Thimble Tea Room
Dread Training School
K. U
Helen Alter
Phoebe Pyla
Dean Evans
Lou Lae Brant
Roberta Green
Linton Melvin
F. A. Riedel
Douhinvar
Wallace Lane
William McNown
Noble Sherwood
Donal Holmes
Vernon Street
Richard Green
Delmar Heckart i
Robert Dill
Sigel Farm Bureau
Chas
Xomec
Harry Unger
Prsident
Russell Sutton
Charles Neee
George Jensen
Allison
Unger
Ian
Kansas and Iowa basketball game attended by Kansas visitor
Many residents are noted in Kansas and Missouri on various errands and social visits. John Outland of Kansas City attended the Kansas Iowa state basketball game. Rev. F. McAferty was on business in Kansas City. Mrs. M. O. Longfellow and Mrs. S. F. Perkins spent the day in Kansas City. Senator I. N. Johnson left on a business trip to an Erie region. Henderson during graduate study in Ki Us was in Topeka for business. Mildred Greenfield visited her brother in McGune. Mrs. Brounson left for Topeka. Mrs. Grant Glenn and T. J. Davidson went to Topeka to see their ill brother J. A. Davidson. Frances Robinson spent the day in Ravens City. E. B. Day was in Kansas City. B. Schultz plans to consult with alumnae in Chicago and visit the University of Illinois for a week. Ackerman went to Chicago for spring millinery and to visit her daughter Ber niece Ackerman at the Olympic theater. Mrs. M. T. Sadler left for St. Petersburg and other points. Holmes left for Chicago on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Longfellow
Kansas City
F. Perkins
I. XN. Johnson
Egris
Q. Brounson
J. J Stephenson
Topeka
Grant Glenn
T. J Davidson
J. A. Davidorn
Frances Robinson
Ravens City
EB. Uay
Kansas
Olympic Theater
Jas
M.T. Sadler
St. Petersburg
CL Holmes
Chicagos
Marion Center Social Roundup Lists Local Visits
A string of short visits and calls across Marion Center is noted. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Baldwichland Enna Marie Marcus Kraus Mrs Wry Fawl and others visiting friends and relatives such as George Raible Harry Prim John Desque and Knichland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Baldwichland
Enna Marie
Marcus Kraus
Wry Fawl
George Raible
Chas
Aenes
Hiram Jenkins
John Desque
Marriage remarks spark talk between Aunt Het and Rob
A syndicated piece notes Aunt Het and Pa discussing marriage at noon with insinuating remarks about the groom. The text presents as a fragment from a syndicated column.
Local residents share news from Jefferson county area
A slice of community life across Jefferson county is recapped with visits and gatherings. Lena Reilly and family visit, neighbors move to Pancake district, and several calls occur at Desque and Desaue households. Examinations, a poultry show, and family birthdays anchor the week.
Local visitors stop by residents amid quiet day
Prospe ct Wiliam Pistis and Efs lie on Durr and som b udora with Mr and Mrs Dan Selzer visiting Mrs Louis ack and Mrs Albert Edler yis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Pistis
Efs. Lie
Durr
Som
Udora
Dan Selzer
Louis Ack
Albert
Edler Yis
Valley Grove News Highlights Care, Poultry Wins, and Local Visitors
Valley Grove reports from McLouth noting A A Haltom visitation to see Richard Petrié Rolin Smith and Lawrence Ward. Cecile Eagle ill but improving. The Sanders children from MecLouth suffer spinal meningitis with Virginia passing away and Howard ill. Poultry show prizes won by Petrie for Leghorn stock and eggs. Neighbors from Lawrence visit for Sunday school and church. Local farming activity includes lumber sawing and barn construction with shipments of hogs to Lawrence market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Haltom
McLouth High School
Richard Petrié
Rolin Smith
Lawrence Ward
Anfred
Louis
Syood
Messrs
Eggert
MecLouth
Mcppet
Virginia Sanders
Howard
Johnson
Ruth
Nancy Jean
MacManness
Lawrence
Valley Grove
Dan Smith
William Keller
Eleanor Champion
Shwith
Clara “Champion
Wielfiypay
Valles Grove
McLouth
Wes Haas
Charles Patrie, Jr
Berst
Ae- Petrie
Irizes
Petrie
Schickeny
Colorado
Kansas
Ford
Russell ‘Stewart
Walter Dunbar
jLawrence
Ray
Marvin Stewart
W. C. Stewart
A. Wand
Ralph Stewart
Dorothy
Ira Ward
Charles Stewart
Russell Stewart
Local residents share Sundays and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Doe Witt and Mr and Mrs Artie Chanay spent Sunday at the Ben Bramer home. Reuben Weeks and Eva Weeks visited Wednesday. H Roche and Mrs. Rohe were with Reuben Weeks Friday. Osgood Armstrong visited Lorenz Speicher Sunday. Charlotte Had, uncle and aunt Joe Had, were nearby. William Chanay and Quenton shopped in Lawrence Friday. Henry Rohe and Henry Jr helped Reuben Weeks Friday and Saturday. Beulah Rohe spent Friday afternoon with Marion Mad. Wilbur Dinieteads and family attended a basketball game in Eudora Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Witt
Artie Chanay
Ben. ‘Bramer
Reuben Weeks
Daup ‘Hiter Eva
Henry Roche
Lester Eavy Rotie Deay
Rolla
Kansas City
Osgood Armstrong
Lorenz Speicher
Charlotte
Joe- Had
William Chanay
Quenton
Lawrence
Henry Rohe
Henry Jr
Reuben
Lester Deay
Glen Srai “Krahier
Childen
Glara ‘Todd
Beulah Rohe
Marion
Wilbur Dinieteads Russell, Gyrill
Henry Rohe Jr
Eudora
Mabel
Too Edler
Lucille
Aryelda Chanax
Wilfred “Selder
Dan Strum
Frank
Virgil Gabiert
Williant
Angi Robert Gunther
Ruby Rohe
Family News From Local Households This Week
Mrs Le Breitharpt and Mrs Honey Rohe hosted guests Monday. Mr and Mrs Sol Werts visited Lawrence Friday. Geo Rohe and family welcomed relatives, and Mr and Mrs William Fucs hosted Friday guests. Luis Schellak left Saturday night for Sulphur Oklahoma for several days. Mrs Albert Edler and Joe called at the Roy Breithaupt home Tuesday. Reuben Weeks also visited neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breitharpt
Henry
Alber Recheiser
Aage Elke
Honey ‘Rohe
Mary Afi Fern
Lester Tieay Imotat
Lawrence
Sol Werts
William ‘Fucs
Luis Schellak
Sulphur
Okla
Rohe
Albert Edler
Joe
Roy Breithaupt
Reuben “Weeks
Rohe Home Event Reported Incomplete OCR Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text references a woman and children at the Henry Rohe home with a Monday afternoon event. Missing details obscure names, actions, or outcomes. unable to determine precise incident type or participants from available words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
Aor
Rohe
Alert “Wadler
Henry, Rohe
Huesiay
Romie Deay Sisil- T
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John ¥. Griffiths
Kentucky
M. Mes Magry
Bae W. Hadley
Henry ‘Werner
Harry Frazer
Walter J. Keeler
Rasinyton
H. G. Allphin
Heath O. Steeles
Georges Bradshaw
John Blocker
KC. Buehler
Walter Fandelius
Edna Young
Chapters
Kansan
Walter Weeler
L. A. Th
Tony
Fredo Barickles
Mng
Koc. Weed
Garee J. Fhoff
Stra
Harry Reding
Ket
Harriet
Ryn
Chanter AZ
Pl.o
Une
J. W. Greenleaf
Tl. J. Meade
OQ. Vaniston
V.A Young
Frances Greenleaf
Charles Chub
Washington, D. Cau
H. B. Chubb
FE. WH. Lindley
Gamwa Phi Beta
Harrict Gilbert
Massachusetts Street
Mildred
Gilmore
Marian West
jMiss FW
Gaunt
Wehdreds
Bridge Club
Jumcheon
Quincy
Child
Elfare
Electa Kindelsperrer
Frederick Guild
Bors. Jast
Onn Manehes
Brien
Fr. Guild
Hesira
Shabgut
John Outland
Kansasus
FB. McAferty
Flay
Marion Center
Einery Bailey
Ohd Miller
Maxine
Knichland
Ross Jeffries
Claude
Frank Simon
Chas. Simon
Ernest
Prin
Chambers
Son
Harry
Jim
Nery Bailey
John
Miller
Chauncey Fishburn
Louis Marcnett
Enterprise
Rex
Donald Morley
Weimer Place
Homer Wright
Chris Straub
Aunt Hetry
Robert Qut
Reimark
Publishers Syndicate
Pat Sheok
Lena Reilly
Trene
Dorothy Desque
Desque
Butterfield
Betty
Vincent Place
Louise Reilly
Chas. Desque
John Desaue
Hones
Iva Ward
Lami
Redfern
Vicks Vapocorub
Milian
Jesse James
Collier's
University Book Store
Hare A. Bronson
Mandachusetts Bt
Oxfords For Children
Mass
Sethereh
Metzler
Texas
Jersey
Whout
West
Avery
Heer
Tenn. St
Whitcomb
Store News
Tion
Asell
Bink
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