Society notes feature charity bridge and upcoming nuptials
Mrs Vic Johnson Miss Esther Johnson and Miss Nell Pontius hosted a bridge luncheon and shower for Miss Dorothy Smith of Oskaloosa who will wed Friday. Guests from Oskaloosa joined sixteen for luncheon at the Colonial tea room. Prizes went to Mrs Wesley Roberts and Mrs Marjorie Coleman. A kitchen gifts shower followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Johnson
Esther Johnson
Nell Pontius
Dorothy Smith
Oskaloosa
Colonial Tea Room
Wesley Roberts
Marjorie Coleman
Pontius
Miss Smith
Mrs. Johnson
Miss Pontius
Miss Johnson
Holton
Ruth Sacher
Personal notices from Swarthout Kiwanis trip and Sellards reunion
Dean D. M. Swarthout has returned from Atlantic City New Jersey where he attended the Kiwanis International convention. A family reunion is being held at the home of Mrs. A B Sellards. Mr and Mrs Frank B Sellards of Syracuse New York are visiting Lawrence while Mrs L E Young and daughter Barbara of Clarkdale Arizona and Misses Myrtle and Elizabeth Sellards of Los Angeles California are here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean D. M
Swarthout
Atlantic City
N. J
A. B. Sellards
Frank B. Sellards
Syracuse
N Y
Lawrence
L. E. Young
Barbara
Clarkdale, Ariz
Myrtle
Elizabeth Sellards
Los Angeles
Cal
Social Calendar Tweeda Highlights Local Club Events
Tweeda lists numerous social gatherings including American Youth and University Women visiting events, a 4 o'clock meeting at Broad View, and dinners at Baker. The schedule features four bridge clubs, men’s golf matches at Country Loney, luncheons, auctions, picnics, lawn parties and a School of Education banquet at Memorial Union building at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweeda
Harry Reding
Broad Viewie Baker
Loney Alanu
J. H. Holke
Cone Tea Room
Mperial
Clinton
Harold Jr. B
P. W
Mra
Venroyser
Aie
Minnie Bearman
Sra
H.C. Allphin
Mmurdday Ee Club
J. H. Lehman
School of Education
Memorial Union Building
Visits and departures fill busy Caldwell area travel notes
A long list of residents and visitors spreads across Caldwell with plans to travel to Seattle, Des Moines, Marshall and beyond. Mrs E F Caldwell leaves tonight for Seattle to visit daughter Mrs John Power and family until September 1. Other relatives and friends journey to Caney, Duluth, Des Moines, Marshall and Los Angeles while several plan extended motor trips to the east and Pacific coast regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Caldwell
Seattle
Wash
John Power
Edgar M. Wilson
Longview
Mr. Wilson
Caney
Mack
Wilson
W. H. Woodbury
Duluth
Minn
B. F. Woodbury
Trenton
Des Moines
Dean Dabis
Marshall
W. H. Stowpert
Margaret
Atchison
Ray Martin
Vermont Street
Scott Kolloway
J. D. Mitchell
Washington
Holloway
Alexander Wetmore
Harter
Dorothy Lee
Marilyn Joyce
Caldwell
I. M. Harper
Elizabeth Boyer
Welda
Alice
Gladys Boyer
University of Kansas
W. D. Lyons
Hannah Champion
Lara Warnick
Ida Miller
Women's Relief Corps No.9
Fongka
W. We Ods
Elizabeth Brickley
Josephine Brickley
Los Angeles
Cal
W. L. Douglass
Olive
Elva
Ken
Girard
Ruth Kenney
Ozarks
Walter Keeler
Annabel
Hollister
Eureka Springs
J. W. Pickard
Hutchinson
Mr. Pickard
Mary Nadelhoffer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Andrew Christensen
Ralph Tait Andi
Family to Travel to Colorado for Summer Visit
Small son Eugene will leave tomorrow morning on a motor trip to Colorado for a month to six weeks. They will visit Grace Davis at Boulder Lodge near Hartsel. Mr and Mrs Geo Chambers and daughter Cordelia left for Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs Roy Lawrence who will spend the summer with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Colorado
Geo Chambers
Cordelia
Los Angeles
Cal
Roy Lawrence
Daugher
Heavy Storm Hits Manitoba and Alberta Farmlands
A powerful electrical storm with hail and high winds swept Manitoba and Alberta, damaging crops, farm buildings, and communications. Winnipeg was isolated briefly as thousands of acres of standing grain were flattened from Amiski Alberta to Brandon Manitoba, causing extensive losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alberta
Winniper
Amiski
Brandon
Prison physician Dr Russell Settle installed at Kanags penitentiary
Lansing Kansas July 8 AP Warden Amrine announced the installation of Dr Russell O Settle as institutional physician of the Kanags penitentiary filling a vacancy from the death of Dr Sherman Axford and succeeding Dr Charles McGree who has served temporarily. Dr Settle a Kansas University medical school graduate last year interned at Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City Kan and at General Hospital Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kan
M. F. Amrine
Russell
O. Settle
Kanags Penitentiary
Sherman
Axford
Charles McGree
Settle
Kansas University Medical School
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
General Hospital
Man flees to Oklahoma over child support case
In a non support dispute, Western Association team one to bat with a white Wyandotte county officer in an attempt to settle the case. Marr’s initial offer was over long distance telephone yesterday. White told Marr’s attorney he would have to return to settle the suit brought by Marr’s wife in the name of their 15 year old son Donald. If the charge could not be made, then escape charges would follow. Marr fled last Thursday from Clyde and was arrested by Morgan, deputy marshal, on the desertion charge. Marr outplayed the officer at Independence, Kansas, and fled to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Assocition
Wyandotte
Marr
Clyde
Morgan
Independence
Kan
Oklahoma
Lipton’s America’s Cup bid receives royal farewell
London July 8 AP Britain bids farewell to Sir Thomas Lipton, famed yachtsman, before his fifth attempt to reclaim the America’s Cup. The Prince of Wales hosted a luncheon at Neers Hall near Billinggate fish market, sending Lipton off to sail for New York and Newport with hopes for good luck.
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London
Britain
Thomas Lipton
Prince of Wales
Godspeed
Sir Thomas
Neers Hall
Billingagate
London Bridge
Thomas
New York
Newport
America
Emporia to Host Legion Convention in September
The Kansas department announces its annual Legion convention will be held in Emporia on Labor Day weekend September 1. About 5,000 Legionnaires are expected with drum corps and bands from across the state. The Homer J. Ball Post No.5 of Emporia hosts the event with Jack Stites leading arrangements. The parade will occur on Labor Day and the convention committee expects substantial attendance from delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormande
Calnety
Jack Stites
Emporia
Homer J. Ball
Colmery
Women's Farm Bureau
Elks Elect New Grand Exalted Ruler at Atlantic City
Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown Pa. was elected grand exalted ruler to succeed Col. Walter Andrews. J Edward Masters of Charleroi Pa. reelected grand secretary with Lloyd Maxwell of Chicago as grand treasurer and James D Richardson of Cincinnati as grand trustee. A divorce suit was filed in district court by Ruth Lew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Lawrence H. Rupp
Allentown
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Col
Walter Andrews
J. Edward Masters
Charleroi
Lloyd Maxwell
Chicago
James D. Richardson
Cincinnati
D. F. Smith
District Court
Ruth Lew- Reee Ag
Desertion Claim Ties to 1928 Married Couple
The plaintiff sues Clay William Lewis for desertion, alleging he has been missing since December 1928. She seeks restoration to her maiden name Ruth Fenstemaker. The couple married in September 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay William Lewis
Ruth Fenstemaker
Noted Cellist to Play at KU Auditorium Thursday Evening
Stephen Deak Hungarian cellist will present a program Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Administration auditorium at the University of Kansas. Admission is fifty cents. students with activity tickets admitted free. Deak, pronounced Day-ak, is a faculty member at Curtin Institute Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Deak
Unbraraity
Kansas
Deak
Curtin Institute
Philadelphia
Agriculture Program To Be Discussed At Chamber Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce will hold a joint meeting to discuss the agricultural program. The agricultural committee will present recommendations from the social committee, with plans for attention to farming issues and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Committee
Tom Ee
Charker of Commerce
Socical
Ed Wo
The Horrell Families Market Basket Draw
Market basket entries to be submitted to the Journal-World office by Thursday evening. The Horrell families are noted in this community notice and the selection details are forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Journal-World
Horrell
Maine
Caurants
Thareday Evening
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J. J. Bleakley
Sarah Spencer
W. T. Bleakley
O. H. Correa
S$. R. Mainwaring
Georgina Bleakley
University School of Education
Edwin F. Belles
Marion E. Huscher
Supt
R. V. Phinney
Larned
Minnie Weickert
Jayy Albright
Two Ridges
Aes Albright
Merle Evans
Skelly Oil Company
Eldorado
Gale Evans
Frank Knotts
Mary Elder
Peggy Knotts
Hazel Fritz
Guy Albright
East Side Bible Study
George Stabler
Memrs
S. J Runkle
H. C. Allphin
Lucretia Bigsby
Kennard W. C. T. U
City Hall
Harlan Thomas
Harriet Leone
West Africa
Arkansas Street
Arkansas Street, While Mr. Thomas
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Fes
Jim
Publishers Syndicare
Raiment
Mary Pickford
Dolores de Rio
Mae Murray
June Cellier
Ruth Joland
Canada
NEW Prison PI
Russell O. ), Settle Is
Kansas University
Clifford
Runt” Marr
Fort Smith, Ark
Lipton
the New Books
Ings
Pe Emporia
Legion Convention
Organizations of
Farm Bureau Women
Misa Elizabeth Randle
Indiana Street
Randle
Douglas County
Farm ‘Bureau
Clinton Park
West Lawrence
Speedley
Miss Randle Bai
OF Elks
Massachusetts Street
Eldridge
K. U
Taye Ae
Corret
Lydie E. Pinkham
Euge Froderick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Larndon Beauty Shop
Montgomery
Waro & Co
Elése
Vesfiss
Seer
Sorel
Moth
Rales
Sparton
Ward
Flowertone
Ain Pongee Eis
Coolie
Coats
Colgate
New Biarritz
Stevens
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