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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1932

Page

6

Social Calendar and Club Meetings Summary

The column lists numerous social clubs and activities in a community, including Reading and Needlecraft clubs, bridge and whist evenings, and lunch dates. Notable gatherings feature Mrs. Ro Jackman, Mrs. Howard Webtch, and Mrs. Glenn Moody hosting events. The Women’s Missionary Society meets at 3 PM tomorrow with Devotional readings by Mrs. Charlotte Walker. Officer elections and library program notes are included for local clubs.

Taeelay Pingesant Club Ro Jackman Salon Ware Progressive Reading Club Menger Air Howard Webtch Prlands Club G. Wellman EL Club Clarence Stew Cil Club T. H. Hac Plamor Club Wood Serene W. O. Hamil E. Friend Mercredi Richard L Ww. R Gorrill Baptist Missionary Society Otto Elston Imperial Club H. B. Hungerford Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church John Fritzel Vermont Street Charlotte Walker D. H. Spencer E. B., Stouffer Harriet Tanner

Rural Kansas garden club notices and social events

Reports from Kansas rural schools mention Elm planting in River Side park to mark Washington biography bicentennial. Garden show planned in Kansas City Convention Hall. Socials include bridge luncheons for two tables hosted by Mrs. G W Bradshaw and Mrs M A Goldtran for Miss Amy Irene Radcliffe, along with a buffet supper for the same honoree hosted by Mrs Donald Lovett. Postponed meetings and upholstery lessons noted for Farm Bureau Women units in Big Springs Vinland Hesper. Helianthus bridge club to host dinner for members and husbands at 315 Mississippi Street hosted by several members.

Susie Glyde Feter Amy Irene Radcliffe Merle ‘McKinney Dorothy White Miss Radcliffe Kansas Kansas State Garden Association Wichita Washington Convention Hall Kansas City M. A. Goldtran Donald Lovett Big Springs Farm Bureau W. P. Henry Vinland Hesper

Personal notices of travels and social visits

Will Hutt departs for Fort Worth after visiting his sisters Anna and Lydia Hutt. Mrs Otto Barteldes had surgery at St Luke's in Kansas City. Dr Frank Schaeffer reports her progress. Anna Wilder leaves for California to spend winter. Irene Feabody heads to Springfield Missouri to visit her parents. Raymond Ramage of Chicago and his wife visit relatives F. W. Hosford. Harold Constant attends Southwestern Lumbermen's Association board meeting in Kansas City. Elizabeth Slede of Oskaloosa visits C. W. Sparre. Mrs T A Kennedy and Mrs George Lothholz of Eudora plan Topeka trip for Kansas festivities. J B Henry travels to Kansas City for dinner bridge hosted by John J. Henry.

Will Hutt Fort Worth Tex Anna Lydia Hutt Otto Barteldes St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Frank Schaeffer Oskaloosa Anna Wilder California Irene Feabody Springfield Mo Raymond Ramage Chicago F. W. Hosford Harold Constant Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association Elizabeth Slede Oskal John J. Henry

Escalloped Lima Beans and Raisin Nut Cake Menu

A kitchen notes style recipe set lists Escalloped Lima Beans with butter, corn and vegetables, plus a Raisin Nut Cake. It includes ingredients like dried beans, cheese, onions, paprika, spices, and molasses, with baking directions and optional fish substitutions.

Farm Bureau Members Meet to Plan Large Meeting

About fifty to sixty Douglas County Farm Bureau members are set to gather at Woodlawn Hotel at Eighth and New Hampshire streets at 7 15 pm Wednesday. They will finalize plans for the membership drive scheduled for Thursday and Friday with township directors leading in each area. The annual fee drops from 5 to 2 50, a temporary reduction. The agenda includes Farm Bureau program details and speaker F O Blecha from Kansas State College Manhattan.

Douglas County Farm Bureau Wood Eighth New Hampshire Farm Bureau F. O. Blecha Kansas State College Manhattan

Oskaloosa Social Roundup and Club News

Oskaloosa reports a steady flow of visitors and local events. Roy Johnston returns home after an appendicitis operation. Miss Margaret Stevens assists her father, Dr Deiss Stevens, who broke his ankle. Various visits to and from Lawrence Topeka and Ottawa are noted along with club meetings and programs.

Master Farmer Award Honors First Woman in Iowa

Mrs. J. E. Hoopes of Muscatine county Iowa, 70, named one of Iowa ten master farmers and first woman to win the honor. She runs a 125 acre truck farm. The farm bureau meeting in the high school agriculture room drew local poultrymen and vocational agriculture boys with O B Glover and K S GC specialists speaking. A profitable session followed. Bells marked the twelfth anniversary of national constitutional prohibition on January 16. W T U offered an inspirational evening program with talks on Benefits of Prohibition the sermon on World Peace Or Prohibition of War and a fund appeal by Lillian Stevens.

Associated Press J. E. Hoopes Muscatine County Iowa O.B. Glover County Lillian Stevens Lydia Kimmel Robert Roos Charles Anna Steeper McLouth Charles Roos California J.B. Edmonds Laverence Earl Edmonds N. C

Community notes and club events in Holton

Holton residents hosted family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gabel. Tri Mu Presbyterians hosted a Thursday evening gathering with several assisting hostesses and a luncheon. Over 100 teachers and school board members attended a county meeting at the high school last Saturday. The Methodist Aid served a dinner in the church dining room with good trade. The third and fourth grades led Friday’s assembly under Miss Theona Ratliff. Emma Buck is now able to move about in a wheelchair at her daughter’s home. January Presbyterian Ladies Aid luncheon took place Tuesday afternoon with a devotional, music, recitations, and a contest. Mrs. Free Thompson plans to attend Kansas Day events in Topeka next week. B. P. Davis made a business trip to Valley Falls. The Methodist Aid will host an old-time oyster supper Thursday at six in the dining room, followed by a social.

Laura Stepanek Cuba Kan Lee Johnson Oskaloosa Study Club George Beyer Joseph Hannah Roy Johnston Nmbers S. A. Case August Simon Chester. Small Emmet Morrow E. P. Davis Davis Alway Hawley Morrow Johnson Leslie Waggoner Glenn Heary Chester Small Emmet Merrow Study ‘Club Ames Leech Martha Washington Clu Chester Sterling Topekai Bert Gay American Legion Auxiliary Frank Allen Frank Wendel Allen Sophie Robohn Bess Clark Louellen Hoskinson Barbara Hoskinson Sagie Dewey J L. Fancher Jeanette Jacquemin B. P. Davis Epha McIntosh Kansas City John Hamilton Marlin McCreight Presbyterian-Missionary Society Methodist 8. Case Otis Glover John Sutton Paul Cashatt Lloyd. Morris Lawrence Gabel Joseph Hannan Wyatt Grage Dora’ Austin M.L. Gabel Methodist Aid Methodist ‘Church Albert Gramse Theona Ratliff Emma Buck Sam Crawford Simon Amos Leech Nell) Pennington Lois Gay

McLouth Musicals And Basketball In Late January

McLouth community activities include a Filipino Varsity Four event and a third lyceum course in the auditorium Monday. A county teachers meeting drew teachers like Mrs Frances Schaeffer and Mrs Arthur Chapman attending. A musical program is planned for Thursday morning at 10 in the auditorium with grades and high school performers. Men's Day activities were noted at United Brethren and North churches. Basketball teams traveled to Meriden, with Meriden girls beating McLouth girls while McLouth boys defeated Meriden boys.

Ihe Mildred Petre Trene Thomason Cecil Fowler Mildred Baer Mildred Duree Ellis Harding Esther Waugh Horton McLouth Methodist Church United Brethren North Meriden Meriden Girls McLouth Girls Meriden Boys McLouth Boys

Warsop brothers threshed for Peter and all Wednesday

Miss Ruth Caldwell of Butler Missouri visited her brothers Bill and Howard Caldwell and their families last week. Theo Bird Jr employed in Kansas City visited parents Thursday. Mr and Mrs W H Dent hosted Sunday dinner for daughter Mrs L R Penner. Corlisses visited Robison home in Monticello neighborhood last Wednesday. Mrs Sonntag made a business trip to Kansas City. J O Huff and Homer Hughs went to Ola Saturday. Huff improving from illness. Baker sick with appendicitis at Trinity Lutheran hospital in Kansas City. typhoid symptoms noted. surgery not advised. Ruth Bird nursed Baker at home before hospital admission. Mrs Baker staying with sister in Kansas City. Erle Hunter couple visited Will Savage family. evening at Bondti.

Wright DeSoto Jones Olathe Baker Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City Ruth_Bird Mr. Baker

Mer ry time shower at Champion home in Valley Grove

Guests gathered Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Champion’s Valley Grove home for a merry bridal shower. Attendees included Donald Bower, Winifred Moses, Buena Petrie and a Lawrence friend, Charles Stewart of O’Neal, Leo Jousdahl, Sunnyside, Willis and Leland Smith of Wellman, Wm. Puckett and family, Dan Smith and family, Albert Ford, Lettie Ward, Vetrip, Richard Petrie, Lawrence Ward, Gordon, James and Emery Wilbur, Ruby, Hazel and Elvin Garner, and Luela Herschell of Lone Star, plus Charles Petrie Jr. and family. The group arrived with noise makers, gave a charivari, and the couple welcomed guests indoors. Refreshments included brick ice cream and wafers, with later entertainment involving finding a ring, button, and coin in the cake. The revelers enjoyed music and singing by the young folks.

F. H. Champion Donald Bower Winifred Moses Buena Petrie Lawrence Charles Stewart O'Neal Leo Jousdahl Sunnyside Willis Leland Smith Wellman Wm. Pucketts Dan Smith Albert Ford Uettie Ward Vetrip Richard Petrie Lawrence Ward Gordon James Emery Wilbur Ruby Hazel Elvin Garner Luella Herschell Lone Star Charles Petrie, Jr

Dolly Gann Tours Five States Public Speaking Campaign

Dolly Gann, sister of Vice President Curtis, proved a capable public speaker on a speaking tour sponsored by the Republican National Committee. The jaunt covered five states as part of the party outreach effort.

Dolly Gann. Bister Curtis Republican National Committee

Community gossip and upcoming events in Jefferson county

The snippet lists local social visits such as Mr and Mrs Bower hosting guests, Clifton Dodds assisting with farming, Luella Herschell visiting the Petvie family, and several dinners and rides shared among residents. It notes Oscar Emery improving, Ostex at Memorial hospital, a musical program at McLouth High School on January 28, and Jefferson county’s new jail ready for inspection with a sheriff residence, a three story concrete and brick building costing just under 23000 dollars.

A. Ward Faye Stewart Mc South Qcave Ford Francis Wesley Gene Robinson Topeka McLouth H. 8 Jefferson County Sharif

Vinland Defeats Endora In Regional Basketball Tilt

Vinland played Endora in a Tuesday night basketball game at Eudora, the score favoring Vinland 38 to 28. Local residents Bertha Speicher, Theresa Speicher, Frank Speicher, Lorenz Speicher, Cyril Leppard, and Russell Robe attended the match with visitors from Lawrence and nearby towns.

Vinland Bertha Theresa Speicher Frank Lorenz Speisher Clarence Leppard Cyril Russell Robe Endora

Rohe Family Social Guests and Local Visits

Prospect Mx and Mrs George Rohe Bell and Russell were guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe Sr Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Rohe and Edith spent Friday at Reuben Weeks home. Mrs Cecil Jordan and Stephen Speicher were guests of Lorenz Speicher Sunday. Cyril Rohe visited Se vier Tadlock Baldwin Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Henry Rohe and Edith Jo and Clarence Soward spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe. Miss Theresa Speicher spent Sunday afternoon with Mary Rohe. Henry Smith of Oklahoma City is visiting the William Selzer home. Ben Kramer and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Chaney. Beulah Roche and Mrs Louie Schelack assisted Mrs William Chaney with her quitting the pasty week. Mr and Mrs Willie Chaney and Delbert were guests for her parents, Mr and Mrs Bert Mitchell, Sunday.

George Rohe Bell and Russell Martin “Rohe Henry Rohe Edith Jospent Reuben Weeks Cecil Jordan Stephen Speicher Lorenz Speicher Cyril Rohe Sevier Tadlock Baldwin Henry_Rohe Edith Jo Clarence Soward Willie Chaney Delbert Bert Mitchell

Winter Visits and Family Gatherings Across Topeka and Lawrence

Mr and Mrs Herman Banks and family with Mrs Miller and Mrs Effie Banks traveled to Topeka last Sunday visiting Banks relatives including Mrs Don Clair and Mr Clair and children. Mrs Miller stayed with her sister Mr and Mrs Spene ler. Billie Richards went to Lawrence for dental work. Mrs Robert Schroyer visited with grandson Douglas Schroyer in Lawrence. Athan Sims hosted several families Saturday evening. Mr Reed and children with Billie Richards and daughter Virginia and Mr and Mrs Colman and son Clare J and daughter Wanita attended and Sims served lunch.

Herman Banks Robert Schroyer Douglas Schroyer Lawrence Athan Sims A. R. Reed Billie Richards Virginia

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