Lawrence clubs report diverse meetings in Kansas city area
Lawrence groups held varied gatherings at Spooner Thayer museum and other venues. meetings covered Colonial furniture history with Duncan Phyfe, flower club tea plans, and social events including card games, dances, and a vegetarian dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Spooner-Thay
Werk Wen
Howard
Duncan Phyfe
America
Scotland
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Frank E. Jones
L.H. Menger
City Federation of Clubs
Aunt Het by Rope and Quillen
A brief feature titled Aunt Het by Rope and Quillen appears in the 1928 Publishers Syndicate page segment. The item suggests a serialized or syndicated piece likely humor or domestic notes authored by Rope and Quillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Ropere Quillen
Community events and notices around Kanwaka area
The item lists a February intermission party with a six piece orchestra and chaperones, a Good Frolic at the high school gym with prizes for best dressed and dancers, plus a runcheon for Vendredi bridge club. Also notes PTA and University Women’s Club activities, a Karwaka Farm Bureau meeting, and a Kansas City trip for a Merry Wives of Windsor matinee with several faculty women attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Jacqmain
Kansas City
Merry Wives _of Windsor
Beulah Morrison
Cassandra Ritter
Mary Grant
Selma Gritlich
Misa
Dorothy
Personal greetings and weekend visits to Kansas City
Mrs. C. E. Ingle and several friends plan weekend stays in Kansas City. Miss Jennie Mitchell Miss Bernice Palenski travel to spend time with Miss Marie Culp while Miss Frances Robinson and others visit Kansas City for the day. Many residents, including Mrs. G. C. Reeves Mrs. Be. K. Crim and Mrs. Lilian Mitchner, move between Lawrence Kansas City Topeka and Leavenworth for social visits and Kansas Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ingle
Kansas City
Jennie Mitchell
Mich Bernice Palenski
Marie -Culp
Frances Robinson
Garnet Henry
Kansasity
G. C. Reeves
Leavenworth
Friends
BE. K. Crim
Merry Wives of “Windsor
Lilian Mitchner
Hutchinson
Lawrence
W.C.T. Institute
Topeka
Gene Cartlidge
Harry Ingallsset
Kansas ‘City
Kathe Dockhorn
Mary Alice Drennon
Evelyn Babb
Hiawatha
Katherine Bellmere
E. Decker
Weaver
Rita
Dilley
Olathe
John Wells
W.T. Courtney
Toneka
F. W
Shaw
J. B. Garter
Dr. Carter
Wilson
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Esther /Erhardt
Vivian Daemler
Anes. Taylor
Alice Todd
Chester, Robinson
Emily Pelchman
Franklin social notes report local visits and funerals
Franklin residents and surrounding towns share church, dining, and family visit news. Cites funerals at Lawrence Washington Greek church, farm moves to Everett, and multiple gatherings with Schutz, Schut, Trowbridge, White, and Dillon families. Several Lawrence trips and daily routines include Garret Chaver and other travelers from Grenola and Blue Mound.
Sunday Visits and Local Socials Noted
Sunday greetings circulated among families as Mr and Mrs Samuel Pimdley and George Poronto of Clay Center visited N K Nelson and family in Topeka last week Mrs George Tuttle dined and spent the afternoon with Mrs Tuttle’s husband Mrs Hattie Childs and Lone Henry Welsh helped George White with his truck Marguerite Davis called at the Ralph Standing home Monday morning and Mr and Mrs Perry Thayer attended after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Arthur Schut
Kenneth
Bertha Puckett
Walter
Ida
North Lawrence
Michael Schutz
Ralph
Standing
Raymond
Mary Evelyn Standing
Miainder
Garret
Weaver
Kindred
Wi Nene
Eisele
Arthur Schutz
Michael ‘Schutz
Charles Lemon
Frank Topping
Poupirt
Piper
Albert
Don Jey
Baby
Jim Duncan
Bob Hunter
Kansas City
Elmo Garret
John Gar
Lawrence
Sys. Fletcher
Amos Shepard
Leavenworth
Gus Wolfe
Capitola Fletcher
Lawres
Samuel Pimdley
George. Poronto
Clay Center
G. D. Lewis
N. K. Nelson
Amy
Topeka
George Tuttle
Marguerite Davis
Ralph Standing
Perry Thayer
Oskaloosa residents visit parents amid historical note
Soh, Pat of Oskaloosa spent last Wednesday at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs William Thayer Sr. The text also notes that George II was the last English king to lead an army into battle at the Battle of Dettingen in 1743.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Guild
Electa Kindelsperg Root
Vermat
Kindelspertie
Mary Kinney
Cora Sams
Man Sam
Edith Benson
Edward Hislop
Pat
Oskaloosa
Weather Whipsawed as Old Man March Hints Change
Fragmentary line hints at unsettled weather with talk of March’s mood shifting or staying identical. Ambiguous OCR leaves the forecast unclear yet notes a repeated pattern of abrupt wind and temperature changes. The prose evokes unsettled spring conditions against a dreary backdrop.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. OW
Old Friends Club
P. W. Ewing
Pennsylvania Street
Theodore Huck
Reserve Officers Association
the Thimble Tea Room
Julia Hill
Bernice Jones
Gertrude Jensen
Lucille van Swearingen
Glenn Moody
John Koehler
Henry Koehler
Tomlice
Mildred
Will Swadley
Henry Engeleke
Johnnie
Josephe Brooks
California
Henryoehler
Fred . Kennedy
Richard Kennedy
Wallace Kennedy
Francis
Edgar
Don Connole
Minnie
Irene
Elmer
Clyde
Viet Kampschroeder
Agnes White
Lacy
Society of Forty
Hight
Thimble
Chef de la
Lawrence- Lake View-Wakaguga
Holloway'’s Hall
Publishers Syndicate
Jane
W. H. Quakenbush
Ruth’ Parker
Dolly Atchison
H.W. Avant
Runcheon
Vendredi Bridge Club
Edwin Hadley l
Philip Mechem
Kanwaka
James Taylor
P T. A. Institute
Memorial High
University Women's Club
Myers Hall
D. M. Smarthout
Charles M. Sterling
Robert Calderwood
Karwaka
C. C. Makepeace
A. J. Strobel
A. Marks Jewelry Store
Arthur Marks
A Marks
Massachusetts St
Jean
Metzler
Kentucky
Nis Smiths
Brown
Am Used Land Exchange Departent
Mikk
Chang
KNIT
Whitcomb
VVC
Hope
Maslin
Borden’s. Charlies
Elfe
Jersty Bloomers
Percale
RAS Ara A
Edal
Ete
Tae
Round Corner Drug. Co
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