Social notices highlight teas, birthdays, and club events
A society page lists invitations for a February 4 tea honoring Miss Mertice Stucker engagement, a 11th birthday for Phyllis, and numerous gatherings. It describes bridge club visits, Kansas Day club luncheons, Methodist Ladies Aid sewing, mock trial at Oak Ridge, and a Baptist society meeting, plus a wedding anniversary dinner for the Deays and a community program with a minstrel show.
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Oak Ridge Community Club
Social calendar brims with clubs and Kansas Day notes
The column lists weekly gatherings and hostess clubs including Helianthus, Needlecraft, Happy Bidders, and Idyllour for Wednesday through Friday. It mentions dinners, dances, and bridge events, plus a Kansas Day program by the R. L. H. club with Topeka-inauguration news, and notes on guests from Lawrence and Topeka visiting Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednra
B.C. Rankin
Wednesday
Alente
BO. W
Helianthus Club
H. Ww
Baeshonda
George
Fatzel
Frenk Clarke
la Corte Club
Mca
Needlecraft ‘Club
Mra. T. B
Hanks
War Ralph
Linville
Atslias Pas
Ledrue’ Carter
Arthur Fritzel
Pie Their
Bridge Lab
Bidridee
Boodell
Ana Sirs Uiaias Isa “Ea
Fitapatrick
Tmpertal Fab
Niatas “Club
T. Dicker
Lillian _ Ferguson
Colonial Tea Room
Local residents attend inter-semester activities and Kansas Day events
Excelsior Springs residents plan to spend the inter-semester break with Otto McMahon. J Frank Jones travels to Kansas City to join a meeting of the Western Association of Armaturemen. Mrs. R C Elliott and Nina shop in Lawrence. Ida M Rider returns to City after a week. David McCreath visits Salina for a witness event. Wyatt's parent visit Kansas for interment preparations. H A Dedderidge attends wine reception in Topeka for Kansas Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Seite
Excelsior Prings
Spen
Bas Otto McMahon
Itz
Frank Jones
Kan- Basel
Western Association of Arserymen
R.C. Elliott
Nina
Lawrence
Ida M. Rider
City
David ‘McCreath
Salina
Kansas
Wyatt
H. A. Dedderidge
Topeka
Transfer of Mexicana and Half Breed Indians to Leavenworth
About two dozen federal prisoners from El Paso Texas, mostly Mexicans and half breed Indians, were moved from an eastbound Union Pacific train to a bus for Leavenworth Prison. They were handcuffed in pairs and escorted by an interpreter, federal officers, a Texas Ranger, and state police. Chief of Police W J Cummings and city officers assisted in the transfer.
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el Paso
Tex
Union Pacific
Leavenworth
Gin
Unece
Texas Rangers
State Police
W. J. Cummings
Red hat presented to Ellis county woman in Kansas house
Members of the bachelor club in Topeka presented a red hat to Miss Kathryn O Loughlin of Ellis county the sole female member of the Kansas house. The gesture followed by a separate event where the Women's Relief Corps offered an American flag to Speaker Harlan. A Kansas City injury and a bill extending the Kansas soldiers bonus claim deadline to 1992 are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kathryn O'Loughlin
Ellis County
O'Loughlin
Miller
Cherokee County
Harlan
House of Representatives
Women’s Relief Corps
Topeks
House
Irene
Perry visitor and farm sale near Kansas City noted
A. McKone visited Mrs. McNerney’s family at Perry on Thursday while John Papenhausen sold his farm for 96 per acre to a Kansas City buyer. Langleys from St. Louis visited ill father C. V. Ley. Mrs. McKernan traveled to Topeka. Reno funeral services for Mrs. Otto Luckan held with local attendance. interment Reno Cemetery. Kansas Day program planned by Reno fifth graders. Pony Creek School skating party. Pony Creek community club meets with large attendance. A 500-room pueblo added to Aztec ruins monument in New Mexico.
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A. McKone
D. L. McNerney
Perry
John Papenhausen
Kansas City
J. C. Langley
St. Louis
C. V. Ley
E. J. McKernan
Topeka
Otto Luckan
Reno
Mr. Barker
Linwood
Will Torneden
Davenport
Carson
Erade
Kansas
Engish
C. W. Hemphill
Lawrence
Kelgall
Charles Strong
Kaw Valley
Henry Eisele
W.E. Young
Pony Creek
Ruth Pettingill
O'Dea
Shelsall
Charlie Strong
T. C. Hemphill
Esther Sowers
Emma Kahn
Junction City
Will Kahn
Emporia
Clarence
Earl Langley
Easton
C. V
Langley
C. D. Miller
Larry Dean
Vinland to Hold Wolf Hunt Saturday
The Vinland community will stage a wolf hunt on Saturday January 31 starting at 9 30 a m to cover the area from Thorburn She comer west to the Ben Hammond corner then north to the E Wie Home east to the anoy expensee fee transpar ons will be furnished over nuts or to parked cars Vinland ladies will serve Swede Eckerman and east line R Deay Shotguns are allowed but no rifles will be used.
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Vinland
Biseivis
Thorburn
Ben Hammond
E. Wie
Anoy
Eckerman
East Line
R. Deay
Social Notes from Reno and Regional Notices
Mrs S Kelsall returned Saturday after a winter in St Louis with her daughter Mrs March and family. Word reached here Tuesday of the death of Mrs Otto Luckan of Fall Leaf by friends and relatives. Mrs Henry Kahn of Junction City Kansas arrived Wednesday to discuss renting her farm the Anderson place. Mrs Eleanor McKone and Mrs
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S. Kelsall
St. Louis
March
Otto Luckan
Fall Leaf
Henry Kahn
Junction
City
Kan
Anderson Place
Eleanor McKone
Personal notes on Dean Keaton visit in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Dean Keaton of Kansas City Missouri were guests yesterday of C J Dodds and family and Mrs W H Evans and son. The item notes social visiting records and household connections.
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Dean Keaton
Kansas City
C. J. Dodds
W. H. ‘Evans and Son
Dress girdle styles from a catalog fragment
Catalog item notes a brocade girdle style 0971 with a 12 inch elastic hip section and back panel showing bone detailing. It mentions a price around five dollars and a second style 7145 A described as a good average model in brocade with cream toned detailing and down the back.
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Swami Brassiere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ats. H.T. Melton
Mertice Stucker
George Wise
Phyllis
Wren Daben
Theo
Jeanne Lee Aigman
Helen Gordon Dodds
Camilla Scott
Janet Smalley
Evelyn Logan
Dorothy Dean Viets
Helen June Wise
Joe Drake
Maurice Jackson
Robert, Haynes
Billy Blanchard
Bobby Allen
Andy Mitchell
Bobby Houk
Troyd Purcell
Bridge Club
Ell Ferrell
Dorsey
The
American Legion
Lawrence Harris
Variety Bridge Club
W. W. Hutton, Jr
Indiana Street
Arch West
Louis Graves
Maurice Craner
Jeannette Bowersock
H. H. Asher
Woman's Kansas Day Club
H. B. Asher
M. M. . Campbell
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
C. L. DeWatteville
C. E. Cline
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Lee McCain
Mississipi_street
Eliza McGuire
McGuire
Florence L. Snow
Oua Snow
Sarah Quick
RK. L. Grider
Eleanor Grider
and Firs
Koewe
Carl Deay
Anna Deay
Nicholas Weil
Overbrook
Emma Williams
Willard Johnson
Baldwin
Rome Deay
Rollie and
Lester
Eudora
Velma
Gertie
Ethel
Eugene Deay
E. B. Raber
Kansas Council of Women
F. P. O Brien
Catherine Campbell
Ottawa
Agnes
la Verne Ice
Florence de Merritt
Jim Kennedy
Mildred Maloney
Leslie DeMerritt
Hugh Axe
J. S. Tobler
Donald
Lloyd Hegeman
Jack Maloney
Mildred
Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Thoreday
Jane
Bridgettes
P. Slason
W. Hutton, Jr
Petere
Home Aid Society
J. Wemannrenes Art Club
Bpeoner-Thayer Eeubethadiat Guild
Co Tonfal
Nantireth Club
F. H. Smithmeyrs
Jullus Marks
R. L. H. Club
W. J. Carter
R. C. Nance
Woodring
A. A. Green, Jr
Valetta Belle Carter
Vilda Summers
Fred ‘Olmstead
D. D. Hornaday
Mary S
Thomas and
Waich Peck
Jayhotel
Christian Woman's Council
Linwood County
Seth W. Slaughter
Karlider
W. L. Courtney
Claude Scott
E. H. Lindley
Woman's
Kansas Day Club
Executive Mansion
Bachelor Club
W. W. Russ
Mre
R. O. McGee
Mra. McGee
F. A. Dickinson
Meader
Marion ‘Eisele
Wilma Dehott and
Dais
Daisy Pree
Robert Dickinson
William Young
A. Messenheimer
Glenn Messenheimer
C. W. Sowers
New Mexico
Robin
de Valee
Vanity Fair
Massachusetts’St
Chas. H. Fletcher
Kayser Hosiery Sale
Carmel Mysrs
Raglan
Dickinson Theatre
Valentines
Virginia Ae Flower Shop
Hotel
Eldridge
Swami
Vo Tang A Oe Nee
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