Minervian Club Meeting and Society Notes
Minervian Club met with Mrs P J Peterson on a Wednesday afternoon. Twenty members answered roll call with quaint sayings of children. The program featured Edison music readings by Jeanette Frowe Josephine Gentry Helen Melba Springer and Marguerite Langenderfer. A baby picture party amused members. refreshments followed. July 12 meeting planned with Mrs Paul Winter. Guests included several named members and Misses Ethel Shearer Helen Haishberger Jennie Springer Josephine Gentry Jeanette Frowe Helen Springer Marguerite Langenderfer. Pringle Lewis wedding announced Opal Pringle to Chester Lewis occurred at the bride’s home with Rev Thomas H Popplewell officiating. Opal Pringle wore a white net gown over yellow messaline. The couple will reside at 1141 Kentucky Street. Oscar Miles engagement announced for Margaret Miles to John Cannon of Minneapolis Kansas. Alpha Chi Omega held a Friday grub and dance at the chapter house. Mrs M Wilhelmi and daughter sail for Europe after visiting Washington Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minervian Club
Minervan ‘Club
P. J. Peterson
Edison
Jeanette Frowe
Josephine Gentry
Helen Melba Springer
Marguerite Langenderfer
Paul Winter
Davis
J. Hi Mitchell
M. Gentr
Bailey
Button
Ethel Shearer
Helen Haishberger
Jennie Springer
Helen Springer
Pringle-Lewis
Opal Pringle
Henry Pringle
Chester Lewis
Bonithan
Thomas H. Popplewell
North Lawrence Christian Church
Lewis
Lawrence
Mr. Lewis
Lawrence Ice and Storage Company
Kentucky Street
Local residents travel for state and regional trips
Chancellor E H Lindley attended a Topeka education board meeting. Mrs Elmer Weibel and others planned a Kansas City 4th of July visit at Mrs E V Jackson's home. Several residents, including Lena Miller J H Bohner George Melvin W E Kennard L H Shaw and Mr Mrs Brock and Miss Fritz Hartwig, were in or moving between Topeka Kansas City Lawrence Wellsville Ottawa Humboldt and surrounding areas for various brief trips and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
Topeka
State Board’ of Education
Elmer “Weibel
Goo, Maddux
Cora Boggs
Kansas City
E. V._ Jackson
Lena Miller
J. H. Bohner
George Melvin
Fritz Hartwig
Humboldt
Iva Bella Harper
Js C. .Anplebét
S Wellsville
Lawrence
Summer travel and visits fill holiday plans across the state
Visiting old friends he had not seen for 14 years, residents plan trips to Iola Chanute Ottawa and Denver along with Colorado Springs Woodland Park and Topeka. Numerous families depart for summer activities visiting relatives and attending events while probate duties shift with Judge Menger on vacation. Take 10 for Training: ten Cowley county youths join the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Des Moines beginning August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
Iola
Chanute
Marie Duffy Harding
Mary Jane Bowler
Ottawa
Harriett Gilbert
Denver
Colo
J. E. Frye
Mae
Marvin
California
Hollis Nelson
Boulder
Geo. Kirchhoff Jr
Green Mountain Falls
Myrtle McConnell
St. Joseph
C. R. Dicker
Hittle
Claudie
Kansas City
Carl Phillips
Florence
Kans
Stella
Jane Button
Odessa
M. C.hume
Hume
al Green
Claudé Cochrane
Lawrence
Michal
Hiawatha
L. H. Menger
C. E. Lindley
West Coast
Yellowstone Park
Nathan McGee
Leavenworth
Winfield
Cowley County
Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Des Moines
John O'Connor
Omaha
Local Briefs and Social Notes Highlight Summer Happenings
Frank Brown on sick list this week. Many residents visit relatives in Newton, attend institute in nearby towns, and plan for Fourth of July events. News covers schooling, music teaching appointments, band concert details, travel plans through Kansas City to New York, and a July 13 patriotic drill. George Bliss burial, election prospect meetings, and regional notices wrap the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Wim. Ingvin
Newton
Manazey
Nortonville
Oskaloosa
Frank Simmons
Topeka
Gage Park
Katherine Dockhorn
Kansas City
Loffer
Fred Nettelbeeck
Annie Goddard
Bean Lake
Bertha McClure
Apprehension, conviction in Arthur Banta murder and reward
The state announced a $300 reward for the apprehension of the murderer of Arthur C. Banta. Dr W A Nixon has been sent to Lansing to serve a life sentence for the same murder. Wooster informs that only holders of state teachers certificates may teach in summer vacation Bible schools conducted under supervision by volunteer teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
E. Ks
Fitzpatrick
Wichita
Coun
Arthur C. Banta
W. A. Nixon
Lansing
Wooster
M Loreiine KE. Wooster
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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A. B. At
J. R. Wilson
West Lawrence
John Morgan
Esther Morgan
Charles Morgan
Margaret Armstrong
Donlald Young
Helen Campbell
Gertrude LaCoss
Mayme Wilson
Betty Tenney
Lucille ‘Evans
Persis ‘Cook
Marie Hoffman
Tonganoxie
Meyer
Oscar Miles
Delaware Street
Margaret Miles
John Cannon
Minneapolis
Kansas
Alpha Chi Omega
Europe
M. Wilhelmi
Missise Wilhelmi
Washington
Mecall Pongea
Ef Masa
Ward
Adv
Ed Worswick
Chan Hargreaves
Council Grove
Gott
Rhoda Robinson
Sabetha
Bert Fairchild
Burnett
Jind
Ard
John’ Sutton
Wm. Sutton
Jennie Sutton
Park
Keers
Charles Decker
Virginia Davis
Don Huddleston
Fonsdale
Chas
Jacquemin
Jeanette
Genevieve Nowlin
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Montreal
White Mountains
Boston
Nowlin
New York City
Eva Smith
Stanford
Florence Turner Maley
Coleman
John Engel
McCreight
John Roberts
P. Davis
San Francisco
Hlt. Phinney
Phinney
Tacoma
Helen Anderson
Camp Washita
Kansas City, Mo., Y. W. Cc. A
McGee St
Glearance Sale
Sheer Batiste
Tal
The
Round Corner Drug Co
Lawrence, Kans
Wiedemann’s
Bell’s Flower Shop
Mass
Malden
Ib A Myzeery
Drescther
Mr. Manning
Miracle Mfg. Co
Jackson St
Topeka, Kansas
Journal-World Office
Ata Yan A
Varsity Theatre
Suto
Amier
Fens
Williams’ Grocery
Ryzon
Ordera
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