Society Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Week
A busy social week in Lawrence features bridge and card clubs at Eldridge Terrace and Colonial venues, with Monday contract and whist clubs and a P E O founders day program recalling 1869 at Iowa Wesleyan. Attendees include Mrs. Hugh Means, Miss Alzora Cantwell, and Mrs. George Mills, plus diverse club events, birthdays, and a Rebekah lodge anniversary celebration. The day’s events span clubs, dinners, and a Topeka founders luncheon.
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Vernon Smith
Bridge Club
Eldridge
George Mills
Hugh Means
William Carter
Dfonday
Tota Nu
Florence Wwilton
J.B. Henry
Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Inc. M. Bridge Club
Colonial
Finesse Club
George Bullene
Pee Round Club
J. R. Lize
Alzora CantWell
Cotérie
Dinner Bridge
Terrace
P. Eb.c
Lawrence
Colonial Tea Room
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mount Pleasant
C. D. Cowgill
W. A. Young
Margaret Kane
Susan Friend
Corlett Cotton
Paul N. Kent
Kansas State
Shahter
P. E
George G. Kirchhoff
C. J. Dodds
Agnes Evans
The
Puzzle filled with scattered clues and garbled entries
A scrambled cross word puzzle and a list of clues with many misprints. It includes references to beads such as serpentine fish and weapon terms, plus garbled entries for various word lengths and positions. The puzzle appears damaged with uncertain phrases and stray characters.
Personal News Briefs from Local Socials
R. M. Fitzpatrick, once seriously ill, showed signs of improvement today. Mrs. Charles M. Thomas is spending the day in Kansas City. Miss Dorothy Burkholder and Miss Jean Frink have gone to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Charles M. Thomas
Kansas City
Dorothy Burkholder
Jean Frink
Kan
Weekend Visits And Local Illnesses Reported
A roundup of social visits and health notes. A. D. Weaver travels to St. Petersburg for the winter, Mrs. Neilie Lytell remains seriously ill at 1617 New Hampshire, and several others recover from ailments such as laryngitis bronchitis and influenza. Ministers head to Chicago for a conference, and local residents plan weekend gatherings amid ongoing probate and legislative routine.
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Aas City
Elizabeth Allderdice
A. D. Weaver
St. Petersburg
Fla
Neilie Lytell
New Hampshire Street
H. Lee Jones
Joseph F. King
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
Caroline Williamson
Pratt
Horner Institute
Kansas City
Vesta Kane
Bayles and Sons
John
Lewis
Hugh Means
Perry Barber
Raymond Nichola
E. H. Lindley
Topeka
George T. McDermott
Robert C. Rankin
Lawrence
Junior High Pupils In KFKU Broadcast Monday
A half hour program on KFKU Monday at 2 30 pm features 20 Lawrence Junior High School students. Supervising teachers are Mrs Edith Salvesen and Walter Russell. Students include Stanton Kreldar Betty Davison Kenneth Lindehbergeor Elizabeth Cratton Frantes Mee Jack McLean Dorothy Ta Wilson George Frazier June Crate Betty Kieffer Bob White Jerry Correa Buddy Frame Katherine Gar rill Roy Smoots Donald Metzer Wil Mamson Hough Dickie Keene George Learned Betty Matt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFKU
Lawrence
Edith Salvesen
Walter Russell
Stanton Kreldar
Betty Davison
Kenneth Lindehbergeor
Elizabeth Cratton
Frantes Mee
Kansas Players Present The Nineteenth Free State on KFKU
The Kansas Players of KU present The Nineteenth Free State Monday at 6 over station KFKU. The play, set in eastern Kansas, draws on Lawrence events of January 29 1861 including speeches and the Leavenworth Conservative. The cannon depicted is kept in the Watson Library Law Library.
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Kansas Players
K.U
Freetate
Kansas
KFKU
Altho
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Watson Library
Indian Out of Jail by Paying Alimony to Wife
Tulsa news reports federal government relented and released Osage Joe Bighorse from county jail after he settled a $2,000 alimony judgment to his second wife Ethel at 25 cents on the dollar. The Osage agency had blocked approval, and Bighorse had been jailed for contempt for nonpayment despite funds in the U S treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Joe Bighorse
Joe
Osage
Ethel
Birhorsey
U. S. Treasury
Population estimate for Failtantne Islands set at 13636
The latest census estimate places the Failtantne Islands population at 13 636 residents. Authorities note the figure reflects current housing and migration trends on the archipelago.
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Failtantne Islands
Studies To Replace Hills Weekend Fun At Kangag
University of Kangag students face final exams after a chaotic weekend. A KA coed’s talk of an outside paper for a grade triggers worries about different teaching methods under interim professor Maddox. Sigma Chi freshmen plan a party at the Colonial Tea Room as finals end, while a KA couple’s petty telegram feud adds campus turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kangag
Studeo
H. B. Chubb
Chubb
W. R. Maddox
Sigma Chi
Calonial Tea Room
Sig Chis
Red Blackburn
Kansas City
Puff y crew searches for necklace and more
The article describes Puffys crew planning searches for a missing necklace amid various local happenings. It notes visits, illnesses, and social events in the McLouth and Valley Grove areas, including health updates for Ernest Snader and travels to Oskaloosa for treatment. Neighborly gatherings and club meetings are listed along with weather damage to barns and porches from recent snow and sleet.
KU Note Weighs In On English Speech And Theater
A KU English professor quips that fat actors can merit tragedy and mocks foreign sounding English in class. The Kansas Sig depicts Sima Chi fraternity’s KU chapter winning a trophy, with Howard Gilpin as editor and John Chandler and Keith Swinehart as assistant editors. Also listed are Monday exam slots from 8:30 to 12:20 and 2:30 to 4:20 with class distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oakie
Lily Pons
Paris
K. U
Kansas Sig
Sima Chi
Cleveland
Howard Gilpin
Topeka
Kansas
John Chandler
Lawrence
Keith Swinehart
Wichita
Woodstock Wellman chapel to host preaching Sunday
Walter Riley left Friday for Maryland. Mrs. Riley and sons Orval Dean and Donald stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Werst in Chester. Mr. Riley's parents reside in Maryland. Miss Ethelyn Harding of Cornus Christi Texas visited relatives in McLouth and here recently. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Frank Parker home on Thursday afternoon January 28. A miscellaneous shower was held for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs Floyd Brune Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brune
McLouth
Ernest Snader
Simisid
Paul
Goldie Snider
Kansas City
Oskaloosa
Frank Champion
Mabel Moses
McLouth Hitch School
Frederick Channion
Clarence Spray
Valley Grove
Elizabeth Werst
Chester
Walter Riley
Ed Davison
Woodstock
Arnold Welliver
Charley Stewar
Frederick Champion
Fred Champion
Valley ‘Grove
Carl Moses
John Black
W. A. Hardstey
Williamstown
Oklahoma
Carl Wickersham
Sunnyside
Mnochk Wickersham
Wellman Chapel
Maryland
Frank Parker
Floyd Brune
House Fire Drives Wise Family to Hen House Shelter
Big Springs Mrs Henry Wise and their children escaped a freezing blaze that engulfed their home Wednesday night around dusk. The roof was fully alight when Mrs Wise woke to choking from smoke affecting their infant. Mr Wise tossed a few items to the ice outside as Glenn Wright, awakened by his ailing wife, alerted neighbors Ralph and one other man to the fire.
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Henry Wise
Ralph
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A brief humorous piece features Aunt Het reflecting on labor and pride, noting she does tasks for Pa without pay yet seeks occasional praise. The dated copyright attribution points to 1937 and Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Edna Wise Family Reaches Warmth After Fire
Claude Dowers recounts a blaze that left the Wise family with only time to seek warmth. Mr and Mrs Wise and their children are currently staying with Sam and Mrs Wise. Mrs Charles Durow of Topeka visited Thursday at the Wise home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Dowers
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F. T. Stockton
Vendredi Club
Junction
Nell McClain
Warren Reding
Pittsburgh
Emma B. Topham
Rhode Island Street
Ollie Turner
Eudora
Green
Phi Alpha Delta
Law
Edgar I
King
Logan
Casey A. Jones
Hill City
Edwin Holman
John J. Riling
Woodlawn P T.A
Mra
Billy Cain
Dorothy Bleakley
Irene Norstrom
Marian Wiley
Janice Burns
C. E. Lord
Conrad Marshall
Retahman
Rose Wineinger
Capitola Lodge
Edna Knapp
Aimee Piper
Emma Semale
Laverna Craig
Gual
Bertha White
Leah Pettibone
Maria Howard
Ruth McCone
R. G
Vera DeVoreek Ira
LeGulda DeWoelf
L. 8
Erna Corey
Chanain
Agnes Olsen
Kate Caldwell
Inside Guardians
Thelma Garbett
Bert Dale
Outside
Guardian
Pearl Albright
Noble Grand
Dora van Neste
Noble Grand Club
Johnston
Lodge
Edith Benson
Ruth Kenney
Fred Knapp
J. B. Wilson
Grand Lodge
Gertie K. Johnston
Rebekah
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
America
Rebekah Lodge No.4
Elwell
P.E.O
Jayhawk
V.A. Young
C.D. Cowgill
J. W. Greenleaf
Coterie Club
Terrace Tea Room
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Hall
R. C. Laessig
Glenn Allen
George Dunkley
Madge Bullene
William Kollender
Carl Schubert
M. P. M. Bridge Club
Colonia
Memorial Union Building
I. W. Hartley
Arthur Jung
Arkansas Street
Ingleside Club
First Baptist Church
John Hawkins
Friends In Council
Missouri Street
Lorena Bentz
Finance Department of
WPA
Norman
Grand Theater
Miss Bentz
Stormont Hospital
Katherine Holt
Gertrude Beebe
Hilda Peterson
Laura Weil
Lucille Fees
Virginia
George Craig
East Nineteenth Street
Memorial Hospital
Barbara Ruth
Eagles Lodge
Eagles
J. M. Johnson
Kansas Electric Power Company
New York
Navy
al Aidair
Ldi
Free State
Hill
Oakie Hoom
Hamlet
K.A
A K
de Luxe Cafe
Puffy
Puff
de Oif Gioanens
Big Springs
Hobo Harry
Advanc Chaney
Pneen
Angas
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