Social Calendar Dining and Bridge Events at Clubs
Thursday events include the W. O. club Mrs. George Hed rick and Mrs. William Dietz, N. B. C. bridge club, contract club Mrs. Harry Nevin, Country club Pi Lambda Theta tea, Faculty Women’s club. Friday lists Miss Helen Hungerford dinner at the Country club and bridge, Mr and Mrs James Moore dinner bridge at EiBridge, Mra Karl Klooz and Mra Herbert Hunter bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hedrick
William Dietz
N. B.C
Harry Nevin
Pi Lambda Theta
Helen Hungerford
James Moore
Karl Klooz
Herbert Hunter
Marriage of Velma Haverty to Merle Stover
Velma Haverty and Merle Stover wed Tuesday at 8 pm at the Haverty home with Rev. Huffman officiating. Clara Cox sang, Thressa Husted bridesmaid, Wayne Stover best man. The couple will reside on Kentucky street. Stover employed at Bullene-Skinner Motor. Numerous local guests attended fish fry hosted by Fritz Meyn. community events follow at local clubs and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Haverty
Merle Stover
J. E. Haverty
Herbert L. Huffman
The
Friends Church
Clara Cox
Paul Woodard
Lohencar
Kentucky Street
Mr. Stover
and Airs
Harry Stover
Kanwaka
Bullene-Skinner Motor Company
Dinner bridge club hosts holiday gathering at Lake View
A young married couples dinner bridge party celebrated the holiday with a dinner at the Lake View club house. Miss Helen Hungerford will host tonight at the Country club in honor of Miss Evelyn Swarthout. Centerpiece features peach gladioli and yellow roses. Guests include Kuhne and Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Simons and families, Dr. and Mrs H T Jones, W E Jones of Kansas City, and other local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Helen Hungerford
Country Club
Evelyn Swarthout
Miss Swarthout
Dorothea Simons
Barbara Kester
Vivian Skilton
Martha Cameron
Justin Hill
George Allred
R. B. Stevens
Elspeth Hill
Barbara Barteldes
Maurine Downing
Miss Hungerford
Personal notices of local residents and travel
Robert M. Carey returns home to Camden after visiting his parents in Lawrence. Mrs. Carey visits Sterling to see her mother Mrs. N R Fair who will winter in Camden. Mrs Ralph Brown leaves for Wichita. E H Farr and wife depart for Rochester NY to visit daughter Mrs Henry Hood, with time in the Allegheny mountains. Casburn to occupy home. he attends university summer session. Mrs Edward Cahill returns to Beaumont TX after visiting in Lawrence. Judge and Mrs Hugh Means and Mrs L N Lewis report a five week Pacific coast trip from Steamboat Springs CO. Armin Woestemeyer and daughter Jane visit Maitland MO with Rev G H Woestemeyer. P F McLamb of Brooklyn arrives to vacation with Mrs McLamb visiting her parents Vic Johnson and family in Kansas City. John H. Tucker travels to Topeka on business. C B Taylor and son Charles return to Allen after Fourth of July. Henry Albach and wife go to Los Angeles for a month, stopping in Denver. Mrs Fred Olmstead spends the day in Kansas City. Mrs Thomas C Holmes and son Thomas C Holmes Jr of New Orleans visit Mrs A W Cunningham, Holmes being a Lawrence native. Tom Burtch and Betsy Jackson spend the day in Kansas City visiting the Nelson gallery of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Carey
A. L. Carey
Camden
N. J
Carey
Laurence
Sterling
N. R. Fair
Ralph Brown
Doris Dixon
Wichita
E. H. Farr
Rochester
N. Y
Henry Hood
Hood
Allegheny Mountains
Cecil E. Casburn
Winfield
Casburn
Edward Cahill
Beaumont
Tex
R. C Manley
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
Pacific Coast
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Armin Woestemeyer
Jane
G. H. Woestemeyer
Maitland
P. F. McLamb
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Mrs. Holmes
A. W. Cunningham
Holmes
Lawrence
Miriam Brown
Thompsonville
Tom Burtch
Betsy Jackson
Kansas City
Burtch
Miss Jackson
Nelson Gallery of Art
Heat Lingers in Kansas After July 4 Record
Temperatures across Kansas soared with Emporia hitting 112 degrees and Topeka 108 on Independence Day. A slight moderation was forecast for tomorrow with highs near 100, while western Kansas saw some relief from showers. Eastern counties endured oppressive heat as corn and pastures suffer. meteorologist Flora cautioned crop risk if heat and drought persist.
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Toneka
Kansas
Emporia
Topeka
Flora
Isw
Goodland
Tribune
Dresden
Roosevelt Fishes Off Bahamas Aboard U S Gilmer Cruise
President Roosevelt sails with President Stella Vincent of Haiti aboard the U S Gilmer Houston during a July Fourth fishing voyage. He, with sons Franklin D. Jr. and John Roosevelt, hauled multiple groupers and a 35 pound barracuda, as reporters and security aboard noted the expedition and planned noon reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Gilmer
Roosevelt
Haiti
Stella Vincent
Island Republic
Bahamas
President Vincent
Houston
Franklin D., Jr
John Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Newton Postmaster Appointed After Death
W F Decker, Harvey County Democratic chairman and Midland National bank assistant cashier, becomes acting postmaster of Newton Kansas following Postmaster J Foltz death on June 26. Eighteen months remain of the term. John Lander had led the office previously. The piece also covers community notices and local visits across Newton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kan
W. F. Decker
Harvey County
Democratic Committee
Midland National Bank
Washin
J. Foltz
John Lander
Local Folks Move Between Towns on Weekend Visits
Mrs. Kate Anderson and Melvin Hicks from near Tonganoxie visited Melvin's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks on Sunday. Melvin is spending the summer with his aunt on her farm. Frances Roser, visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Vench, returned home to Clyde, Kansas, Wednesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Veach driving as far as Manhattan before she continued by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Anderson
Melvin Hicks
Tonganoxie
Melvin
Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach Ad
A soothing remedy marketed by Round Corner and other druggists. The product promises quick relief from acid indigestion with a pleasant taste and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner
Man Hurt Loading Hog Attacked by Dog Hospitalized
Clarence Gleed of 515 West Twenty third street was injured Monday when a dog attacked him as he tried to load a hog into a truck at Gleed brothers produce house on Twenty third and Louisiana. A slight infection developed, prompting Memorial hospital to observe him. He lost part of the middle finger on his right hand and had a five stitch gash on his left hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gleed
West Twenty-third Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Gleed
Gleed Brothers Produce
Twenty-third
Louisiana Streets
Local Social News Notes from Area Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs A B Ewing and ehilares are driving a new automobile. Mrs Steve Rhodes of Albany Mo and Mrs Irene Salisbury of King City Mo spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Popplewell. Mr and Mrs George Stanwix and Grace visited R D Stanwiz and children. Lyle Colburn and Harold Walton spent the Fourth of July in Sedalia. Carl Bushey plans to spend summer in Okoboji Iowa with Bill Phipps orchestra. Arthur Hamm of Topeka called on Erven Henderson. Ralph Pine and children Junior and Wayne visited Ottawa. Wayne Dicker spent a week with aunt and uncle Linton Usher at Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Silvers
de- Queen
J Ark
Thomas Popplerell
Honday
Mes
Omas
Popplewell
Charles Fincher
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Gildehouse
Vinland
Presbyterian Church
Edith Carr
Lecompton
R. Stanwix
Leonard Hicks
Kansas City
Kate Anderson
Melvin Hicks
Tonganoxie
Charles Hicks
A. B. Ewing
Ehilares
Steve Rhodes
Albany
Irene Salisbury
King City
Thomas Popplewell
Rhodes
Salisbury
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Stanwix
Grace
Mackey
R. D Stanwiz
Lyle Colburn
Harold Walton
Sedalia
Carl Bushey
Okoboji
Iowa
Bill Phipps
Arthur Hamm
Topeka
Erven Henderson
Ralph Pine
Junior
Wayne
Ottawa
Wayne Dicker
Mrs. Linton
Pomons
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Sogty
Fritz Meyn
Lee Schwinley
Minnesota
Paul Whittal
R. Reed
George Gregg
J. T. Hervey
Agnes Luff
Lou Williams
Helen Long
Herb Cook
George Meyn
Homer
Springs
Marie Moll
P. G. Schreiber
Charles Guffin
Jake Richards
John Riling
Schwinley
Meyn
United Brethren Church
R. R. McCleery
Ohio Street
Midland Grange
Erwin Altmeyer
Sill
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
G.A.R. Hall
Frank Brown
Illinois Street
H. C. Gauck
Julius Marks
Harry Green
T. H. Altman
W. E. Kennard
N. Johnson
Arthur Marks
Lorena Mack
Guy M. Pennock
Gene Glahn
West
W. C. Simons
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Hamilton
C. W. Sparr
Otto Barteldes
W. H. Ruese
J. R. Payne
B. Gustafson
George March
J. Frank Jones
J. B. Henry
W. R. Smith
A. L. Carl
G.carl
Owen Carl
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Sally
Howard Veatch
C. W. Maloney
E. H. Lindley
Simon Hurwitz
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Sue
Publishers Syndicate
Dorothy Parker
Alan Gampell
Denver
Gampell
Associated Press
President Roosevelt
Clark Howell, Sr
Atlanta Constitution
United States
Riley Rogers
Walter Biggs
Gene
Will Biggs
Mona Vollmer
Dorothy Lynn
Lawrence Rice
Lewis Biggs
Elene Moden
Wakeeney
Ponca City
Perry
Oklahoma City
Binger
Joe Eck
Wary Muzzey
Elizabeth Bartz
Bartz
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H. L. Kennard
Lake Street
Huse
North Lawrence
J.C. Penney Co
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