Social Calendar Highlighting Local Alumnae and Club Events
Saturday Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae gather for a social at Miss Maude Landis. Mr and Mrs H T Craig host a dinner bridge club at Evans Hearth. Monday features Mrs H J Penney and several bridge and contract games with Lawrence Flower Club and Chamber of Commerce Willits hosting a bridge luncheon. Founders day dinner at Ter rites room. Tuesday events include Mrs E Ralkenstein at the ea club Colonial and Mrs Wade Pierce hosting bridge at Colonial. A A U W and KU members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Gamma
Maude Landis
H. T. Craig
Evans Hearth
H. J. Penney
Ivan Rowe
Max Wilhelmi
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Erce Po Willits
Ag ‘Colonial
Terites
Ralkenstein
Colonial
Wade Pierce
A.A.U.W
K.U. Sbaer Taeany
Harry T. Craig
Evans
Community post lists bridge events and society notices
Country club to host Wednesday dinner bridge with W K Bruner as chairman and members Harry Green and George Wetzel. Several couples host dinners and bridge at homes and clubs. P E O chapters mark founders day in Lawrence with 80 in attendance at Colonial tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Bruner
Harry Green
George Wetzel
Aunt Het Sees Humor In Radio Not Sharing Collection
Aunt Het notes Brother Henry’s love of radios without collection plates, joking that his best joy is the radio being free of offerings. Published 1937 by Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Publishers Syndicate
Community clubs hold meetings and events across town
Wednesday afternoon program follows Miss Kindles perger study class. Octet bridge club met at Mrs. Robert Warner home with prizes for Mrs. Hamlin and Mrs. Werner Smith. Ingleside club to host Tuesday at 2. Minervian club luncheon at Lake View club house. Sigel Farm Bureau elected new member, program directed by Mrs Johnson, to meet February 18 with roll call by newspaper clippings. Ventura club to meet at Mrs. A. B. Mitchell home with education talk by Mrs. Rowe. Birth of Judith Allen in St. Mary’s hospital with KU alumni connections noted. Round Table Kansas day luncheon planned at Mrs. Melvin’s home. Pleasant Hour club hosted by Mrs. Hack and Mrs. Winslet. 22 members, 3 guests. Jack Payne birthday party planned with dinner and trip to the movies. Valley Chapel Farm Bureau to meet at Mrs. Banning’s. fruit fancies topic. Lester Scott announce daughter Joan Alene born January 17 at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigel Farm Bureau
Nemic
Harry Unger
Johnson
Recreation Leader
Ray Harrell
Milton P. Allen
Russell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hays
Judith
F.C. Allen
Allen
University of Kansas
Isabelle Perry
Merriam
Pi Beta Phi
K. U
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
Charles Banning
Kansas City
Albert
Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Dave Heffner
Irving
Fase
Dorothy ‘Dean
Richard
Lucy. Krause
Overbrook
George Finch
Les
Ray Barnhart
Ire
Cora Jane
Eldred Fisher
William Clark
Ike Dearfoss
John Clark
Edd Jones
Charles Elm
Marcelene Gibson
Tod Clark
Young Peoples Missionary Circle
Worden Evangelical Church
Glen Flora
Lou Flora
K. Shipps
Ray Simmons
Elmer Warner
Holmer Gibson
John Hanes
Hanes
George Hepner
Baldwin
Ivan Schwartz
Walter Fleer
Charles Gamble
Ottawa
Orlyn Vaughn
John Gibson
Centropolis
Range Line
Floyd
Lucy Finch
Lucy
Lawrence
Appanoose
Michigan
Worden Women’s Missionary Society
Harry Flory
Reep
H. Pohl
Ernest Pohl
Chester Gibson
Geraldine Crawford
Velma Vance
Appanoose High School
Thresa Hoffman
Jim Lavin
Howard Clark
Washington
Roy D. Crawford
Clark Allen
Glen Watts
Floyd Finch
Leonard
Wellman Nusbaum
Russel Reabeau
Theodore Clark
Clark Enslow
Osage City Veteran Albert Young Dies at 98
Osage City Kansas January 22 UP Albert G Young 98 Civil war veteran and oldest resident of Osage City died today at the home of his foster son Ted Young He was born in Bedford Indiana where he knew Abraham Lincoln Several Lawrence women will attend the winter meeting of the League of Women Voters in Wichita with a tea hosted by Mrs C H Brooks honorary state president and participants including Mrs C D Clark Winnie Lawrance and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage City
Kan
Albert G. Young
Ted Young
Young
Bedford
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Lawrence
Wichita
League of Women Voters
C. H. Brooks
League
C. D. Clark
State League
Winnie Lawrance
J. J. Kistler
Lawrence League delegates plan Topeka meeting and civic visit
Topeka women travel to Wichita for a conference with state leaders including Mrs. Leo Gisell state president and Mrs. C. O. Wright Topeka League president Miss Helen Horr of Minneapolis will advise and direct league classes in Lawrence before joining the Topeka delegation also announced are a Madison Wisconsin wedding for Gladys Lucile Swadley and Arnold J. Schmitz and card parties hosted by local clubs with plans for the Midland Rural dinner February 3.
Local ladies attend P. E. O. founders day luncheons
Mrs. C J Dodds Mrs W A Young Mrs A I Decker and Mrs Ralph Harman motored to Topeka for a P E Q O founders day luncheon at the Hotel Jayhawk. Other members visitants travel to St Joseph Kansas City and Lawrence for related events while several plan trips to New Orleans and New York for shopping and family weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Dodds
W. A. Young
A. I. Decker
Ralph Harman
Topeka
P. E. QO
Jayhawk
H. E. Ragle
Washington,d. C
George S. Smith
Harold G. Barr
St. Joseph
P.E.O
Mildred D. Watson
William O. Whipple
Rhode Island Street
Security Benefit Association
C. H. Ashton
Kansas City
Anna H. Tregemba
Robert Warner
B. D. Smiley
Butler
B. F. Payne
W. K. Hoover
Lawrence
Kenneth Hoover
Eudora
New Orleans
E. G. Lacey
E. G. Harter
Harrisonville
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Isabel Gilmore
Paul N. Kent
Malcolm MacLaren
Hotel
Robidoux
Range Line community notes and church activities
Range Line residents held a January 3 church meeting at Worden Evangelical with new members Geneva Reynolds Gladys Brandon and Lloyd Brandon. Appanoose basketball beat Princeton. several families visited Kansas City. various social and missionary events filled the week across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schwartz
Otto Hack
Lester Schwartz
Elmer Lutz
E.L.C.E
Worden Evangelical Church
Donald Breithaupt
Geneva Reynolds
Gladys Brandon
Lloyd Brandon
Ree
Vic
Dean Wrightsman
Ralph Pohl
Roy Schwalm
E. E. Reep
Elmer Rappard
Lawrence
Appanoose
Princeton
Maxine Finch
Naomi Watts
George Jesse
St. Louis
Holmer -Gibson
Kansas City
Marcelene
Baldwin Announces Marriage of Iane Miller and Carl Stutzman
Notices from Baldwin report the October 15 marriage at the groom’s parents’ home in Winfield. The bride, a Baldwin High School graduate (1935), has studied at Southwestern College for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Iane Miller
Carl Stutzman
Winfield
Baldwin High School
Southwestern College
Bernard H. Schultze
Charles Kalb
J. H. Gander
Laura Preston
Grace Preston
Frank Lane
Iola
C. A. Lane
William C. Clark
Kansas City
James Shelton
C. W. Prater
Stanley Flickinger
Harry Barnett
Oklahoma City
W. O. Brownlee
Lawrence
Richard Marsh
Russell Sanders
J. W. Sanders
Merriam
Town Has No Policemen Rocklin California
Rocklin a 742 population incorporated city lacks a city attorney police chief police judge and jail. For years the council has refused to establish a jail or appoint a police chief with arrests handled by county deputy sheriffs when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocklin
Calif
Local Names Visit and Safety Talk at Number Six School
Kenneth Richardson of Kaw Valley stayed several days this week at the G G Richardson home. Mr and Mrs Bert Bishop of Lawrence visited the George Stauffer home Sunday. Two highway patrolmen called at the Number Six school Tuesday afternoon and delivered an interesting safety talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Paschel
Mary Teresa
Rose Warmer
Kansas City
Vinland
Bert Bishop
Lawrence
George. Stauffer
Kenneth Richardson
Kaw Valley
G. G. Richardson
George Stauffer
State Highway Patrol
Number Six
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John V. Lees
Eldridge
Col
Karl Baldwin
Lyle Powell
Harry Frazee
Francis Baty
Lees
Thc Colonial Tea Room
V. A. Young
Maurice Clarkson
Carl Bohm
Oley Speaks
J. B. Edmondson
Ralph Ward
Jean Frink
Helen Harman
C. D. Cowgill
A. G. Mitchell
O. O. Stoland
A. B. Mitchell
Edna Teeter
L. H. Prink
L. G. Abele
Anakins
Constant
Elizabeth Program
R. C. Miller
Agnes Evans
Mrs
A. J. Mix
Delphines
Grace
Doris Hiatt
Lillian Campbell
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Mercedes Cole
Dread Avenue
L. E B. Sisson Avill
Carter Harrison
America
Frank Walters
Route Five
Memorial Hospital
Oscar Miles
Fannie Platts
McAllaster P.T.A
Community Health
Electar Kindlesperger
Kindlesperger
Cub
Mahlon Ball
Elmer Dougan
William Saip
Clarence Bliesner
Robert Quillen
Octet Bridge Club
KE. W. Hamlin
Hamlin
Werner Smith
C. C. Stewart
Missouri Street
Ingleside Club
Minervian Club
Lake View Club
Chris Springer
Paul Winter
M. G. Robertson
Plummer
Ventura Club
Italy
Howard Marraro
Round Table
R. E. Melvin
E. M. Cameron
Ed Klein
Hack
C. C. Winslet
William Kirby
C. J. Eriksen
S.S. Kelsall
Jack Payne
Lester Scott
Joan Alene
Emery W. Swadley
Madison
Wis
Dauhter
Gladys Lucile
Arnold J. Schmitz
Charles E. Fox
W. G. Beougher
W. A. McClain
Twentieth Century Club
W. S. Griesa
Perry Barber
Henry Corder
Midland Rural Club
Carl Bruchmiller
A. A. Hicks
Bert Jones
Esther Jones
Fred Lewis
Miami
Fla
Gloria ‘Bristol
Miss Bristol
Princess
Juliana of
Holand
San Diego
Cal
William Henry West Betty
Graham Charles
Lord Kinnaird
Nadia Fortington
Dutchess County
New York
Kinnaird
Perthshire
Scotland
Baldwin. News
Ori
Robert Black
Kansas
Public Service Company
Cavan Clonee
Lawrence Steam Laundry
and Dry Cleaners
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