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Society
Journal- World Office
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Bridge clubs and social gatherings listed for the week
Social groups schedule includes Monday contract and sewing clubs, bridge tournaments with Mrs. Ivan Rowe, Lotus and Finesse clubs, Old Friends group, Tesora group, plus a Wednesday interdenominational meeting at Lawrence church women group and Thursday University Women's club tea at Memorial Union.
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L. H. Axe
F.C. Jackman
J R. Traylor
Ju. M. Metzler
Huncheon
Ivan Rowe
W. H. Lowe
Lotus Club
J.C. Skinner
Harold Constant
Lauren Hunter
Thimble
J. R. Ulrich
Old Friends Club
Ernest May
Martha Kennenberg
Tesora Club
George Kapfer
Helen Skiton
Lawrence Church
Episcopal
Regle Club
Charles Fox
University Women's Club
Memorial Union
Rick Williams
Bridgettes
Social bridge gatherings and club meetings fill town
Mrs. J. C. Skinner hosted a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs. Harold Constant at her mother Mrs. H. B. Peakrs home with red carnation centerpieces. Other events include Gamma Phi Beta patrons’ bridge tea at Mrs. Docking s home and various clubs meeting tomorrow afternoon across streets and addresses in Pleasant Valley with prizes awarded and program talks scheduled.
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J. C. Skinner
H. B. Peakrs
Harold Constant
George Docking
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Lillian
Black
Gamma Phi Beta
Docking
Fred Ellsworth
Weeber Hutton
The
No Name Club
F. W. Cutter
Tennessee Street
I. C. Bushong
Sir
Henry Irving
George /J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Roundtable Club
Missouri Street
Scorze Melvin
Community groups and talks fill February schedule
Multiple church and civic clubs announce events across Douglas County. Talks on religion and youth will feature Rev C W Comstock and others, with social hours, piano solos, and holiday parties. Meetings include Christian Endeavor rallies, Roundtable gatherings, Ladies Aid, Victoria club, and Women Voters study sessions.
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North Lawrence
Christian Endeavor
C.W. Comstock
C. W. Comstock
Roy Matherly
Herbert Nehrbass
Comstock Oni
Joyce ‘Nehrbass
Jesus
Rowena Nehrbass
Lucile Traynor
Douglas County Christian Endeavor
West Side
Presbyterian Church
Local Personal News and Travel Mentions
Mrs R A Cox of Topeka weekended with her bedbound parents Mr and Mrs P W Ewing. Kenneth Ewing of Kansas City visited his parents yesterday. Robe Green William Green Jr Egert Rothchild and Glen Hoard depart for Waterloo Iowa for a John Deere tractor school. Fred Broker on three months U S vacation visiting friends in this area. May Williams Ward Wellington new Kansas Authors Club president visited Creta Hill and family.
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R. A. Cox
Topeka
P. W.ewing
Kenneth Ewing
Kansas City
Robe Green
William Green, Jr
Egert Rothchild
Glen Hoard
Waterloo
John Deere Plow Company
Fred Broeker
Rancagua
Chile
Harry Hill
Creta Hill
Dodge City
Broeker
Louise Young
Herman Brooker
Fred Broker
K. A
United States
May Williams Ward
Wellington
The
Kansas Authors’ Club
Swedish Student Not Bothered by Finals at Kansas
Ingrid Kestadius, Swedish Kappa pledge from Stockholm, earned an A in Spanish and eyed two more top grades in American government and literature, inspiring her sorority sisters. A snowball fight in the KU Daily Kansan newsroom amused editors before finals resume, while Patricia Gunn reported a fur coat theft and John Urich suffered a burned hand delaying exams.
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Ingrid Kestadius
Kappa
Stockholm
KKG
Daily
Kansan
Patricia Gunn
Great Bend
Frank Strong
Alpha Delta” Pi
Miss Gunn
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge
Marriage licenses have been issued at the office of the probate judge to Floyd F Harmon Lawrence and Margaret Lucille Hall. Lawrence Clarence E Maichel Overbrook and Mary E Firestone Ottawa Ross Neaves and Ellen Neaves Leavenworth and Albert B Haid Topeka for Ida Mae Schilling Onaga.
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Floyd F. Harmon
Lawrence
Margaret Lucille Hall
Russian war reports mixed amid Finnish conquest rumors
Moscow reports little on front activity while accusing Finland's Mannerheim of a mission to conquer Leningrad and restore the Romanoffs. Tass denied German troops in Polish territories and Russia speeds wood gas automobiles to save fuel, with claims of Finnish oppression of minorities and dreams of annexing northern Norway and Sweden.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Leninrad
Trud
Norway
Sweden
Tass
Poland
Reich
Russia
Bucharest
Berlin
Romania
Germany
City leaders plan Topeka talks to seal community building costs
Architect J. W. Stone city clerk Prof. PF A. Russell and Prof Lawrence Spencer met in Topeka to obtain figures on omitted building features for the community building under construction. A bond issue of about 12 000 to 15 000 may appear on the April 2 election to complete the project as planned with 75 000 in bonds.
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J. W. Stone
PF. A. Russell
Comitees
Topeka
Lawrence Spencer
Junior High Five: Lions Down Leavenworth 25 to 9
The Lawrence Junior Lions defeated Leavenworth Junior High 25 to 9 in a Friday game. Harry Stucker led with 10 points as Lawrence built a 10 to 3 halftime edge. all 10 players saw at least one quarter. The Lions travel to Kansas City Friday to face Northeast Junior High.
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Leavenworth
Pneumonia Claims Kansas Man in University Hospital
Clarence Scovill aged 72 a farmer from near Lane Kansas died today in the University of Kansas hospital from pneumonia. His wife and their son Fred 36 are also ill with pneumonia in the same hospital. Al Scovill another son drove them Friday to the hospital. Fred lives on a farm about six miles from the parental home. The ill family members were not told of the elder Scovill's death.
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Kansas City
Kan
Clarence Scovill
Lane
University of Kansas Hospital
Fred
al Scovill
Scovill
Fashions to Be Strictly Feminine Despite War
Paris fashion survey shows strictly feminine trends prevailing amid war, with new summer collections reviving ankle length frocks and eyelet muslins. Descriptions note rose trim, lace hats, pastel chiffons, black crepe flashes, long skirts, fitted jackets, and decolleté styles. Silhouettes feature towered waists, flared day lines, and varied coat treatments.
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Paris
CPI
Labor union pressure over telephone service in Wichita
Nine laundries in Wichita ask the telephone company to guarantee regular uninterrupted service or face removal of their phones after a labor union blockade. The demand arises from a labor dispute reported January 29.
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Wichita
Kan
Fire halted by snowballs at church roof
York South Carolina January 29 UP The roof of the Shiloh Presbyterian church five miles from town caught fire but fire fighting apparatus responded quickly. Citizens aided with snowballs to help extinguish the flames.
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York
S. C
Shiloh Presbyterian Church
Congregation Douses Blaze with Snowballs During Fire
Firefighters were impeded when a church blaze forced the congregation to fight the flames with snowballs, using improvised methods as the only option available at the moment.
Clarence Crane Suffered Stroke Near Eau dora
Clarence Crane seventy living four miles south and a mile west of Eau dora suffered a stroke Saturday afternoon. He lost the use of his right arm and leg as well as his speech and was reported to be improving today.
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Clarence Crane
Eaudora
Olivier divorce shakes British acting circle
London report states Laurence Olivier divorced Jill Esmond with Vivien Leigh named as co respondent. Esmond testified marital happiness ended in 1937 when Olivier declared love for Leigh. Leigh and Olivier, both prominent in films, were later linked as spouses in Hollywood.
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London
Laurence Olivier
Jill Esmond
Vivien Leigh
Herbert Leigh Holman
Miss Leigh
Olivier
Hollywood
Scarlett O’hara
Notable Film Figure Attracts Attention At Colony
A prominent film figure, long a frequent companion at film colony affairs, is best known in the United States for Wuthering Heights.
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Wuthering Heights
French Espionage Sentences Reported in Paris
Paris dispatch reports the national defense ministry announcing a man sentenced to death and seven others given heavy penalties for wartime espionage.
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Paris
National Defense Ministry
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