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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1940
Page
3
Social Calendar Highlights Bridge and Golf Events
Tuesday features women's golf matches at the club while a bridge tournament proceeds. Wednesday hosts Colonial events as Omega alumnae luncheon and a bridge session. The home of Mrs Pat Bayles hosts a bridge and thimbles gathering with Mrs George Casebier Miss Marilyn ebier and Mrs Don Miller. Country club venue hosts bridge and bowling along with Elks club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glu
W. Club
George Casebier
Marilyn Casebier
Don Miller
Fort Scott
Lawrence Country Club
Louise Bradford
McLouth
Casebier
Stratford Road
Engagement of Mary Lou Kanaga to Frank Warren
Mrs Clinton W Kanaga of Kansas City announces the engagement of daughter Mary Lou Kanaga to Frank Newman Warren of Hutchinson son of Mr and Mrs F P Warren of Emporia. The wedding is set for Saturday July 27 at Miss Kanagas aunts home in Kansas City. Warren a University of Kansas and Babson Institute graduate and member of Phi Delta Theta works with Skelly Oil in Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton W. Kanaga
Kansas City
Mary Louise
Frank Newman Warren
Hutchinson
F. P. Warren
Emporia
Miss Kanaga
J. W. Jenkins
Kanaga
University of Kansas
Kappa Kappa Gamma
C. W. Kanaga
Lawrence
Warren
Babson Institute
Boston
Mass
Phi Delta Theta
Skelly Oil Company
First Presbyterian Picnic at Holcom's Grove Tomorrow
The First Presbyterian church schedules an all church picnic at Holcom's grove under joint boards and the Women's Guild with Dr H E Eustace as general chairman. Members of the church and Sunday school and their families are invited. buses will depart at 3 and 4 30 pm for those needing rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Holcom’s Grove
Women’s Guild
H. E. Eustace
Miss Dorothy Lillian Wilson Delights At Colonial Tea Room
A pleasing recital by Miss Dorothy Lillian Wilson at the Colonial tea room drew about 80 listeners. Her decided musical talent and versatility in interpretation impressed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lillian’ Wilson
Colonial Tea Room
Miss Wilson
Music and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Scene
Contrasting numbers on a concert program pleased listeners. Bach-Bauer chorale and Danse Americaine by Mowrey featured, Rimsky-Korsakov Flight of the Bumblebee also noted, with violoncello solos by David Draper and accompaniment by Miss June Draper adding enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach-Bauer Chorale
Mowrey
Rimsky-Korsakov
Lack
David Draper
June Draper
Wilson
Louise Wiedemann
Manhattan
Community Notes From Local Clubs And Visits
Hospitality and Mrs Jacamain invited guests to tour the grounds and house. The next meeting is July 22 at Mrs E L Falkenstein’s home. Flower committee asked to notify ill members. Presbyterian Sunday school junior class led by Raymond L Crow will have a picnic supper Friday at 6 30 at Potter lake. Past Presidents club of the Social Order of the Beauceant met with families at Clinton park. about 25 people present. Mr and Mrs Norris Lange and three children of Mobile Ala were out of town guests. a short business meeting followed. Ladies Aid of Trinity Lutheran church meets tomorrow at 2 30 in church social rooms. all women invited. Mrs E T Gardner is chairman of the July group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Thompson
Obed, Jr
New Hampshire Street
Madison
Wis
Glenwood
Minn
Art‘e. Stoner
Chillicothe
Storer
Norris Lange
Mobile
Ala
Los Angeles
Calif
Pauli Lange
Carolyn Stevens
Virginia Brizendine
Kansas
City
Ed Haberkorn
Almeda A. Park
Horace Frame
Springfield
Ira Elledge
Mound Valley
Elledge
H. B. Kibler
Kibler
Colorado
R. A. Brown
Harriet Aynerson
Florence Koehler
Detroit
J.J. Kistler
Presbyterian Sunday School
Raymond L. Crow
Potter Lake
Presidents Club
Social Order of the Beauceant
Clinton Park
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. T. Gardner
Personal notices of extended travels and visits
Mrs. Raymond Schwegler and son visit Duluth Minnesota to see her parents. Mrs. Fritz Meyn and others plan a week at the Golden Bell ranch near Woodland Park Colorado joining Mr. Meyn and others. Couples travel to Topeka and Kansas City for family and camp duties. A New York artist’s wife visits Lawrence, with travel plans including a cruise. People leave for Annapolis and Anchorage to visit relatives and attend events. Mendenhall travels to Mankato Minnesota for summer with his uncle. The Messenheimer family plans a Cleveland visit and the Navy engineer oversees marine diesel equipment inspections with a 12-person staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond. Schwegler
Raymond, III
Duluth
Minn
Fritz Meyn
Paul Smart
William Kandt
Meyn
Golden’ Bell
Woodland Park
Colo
Fritzi Meyn
Harry Dick
Anita Boughton
Don Gleckler
Topeka
Delta Upsilon House
Gleckler
K.U
Robert. Black
Kansas City
Black
J. C. Rumsey
H. C. Rumsey
W. A. Dunmira
Kan
Rumsey
Emery Clarke
New York
Grace Hartman
Clarke
Saturday Evening Post
Lawrence
F. H. Briggs
N.M
Eleanor Allen
Annapolis
Earl’ Thomson
Mary
Elizabeth
Barbara Anne
United States Naval Academy
Thomas ©. Marshall
Atlanta
Allen
Anchorage
Rs. L. P. Hamilton
J. R. Bechtel
Nathan Mendenhall
Alfred Jones
Mankato
Minn Oe
Orland Messenheimer
Lee
Rose
Cleveland
Clara Messenheimer
Howard Lindley
George Dews
William Weimer
Messenheimer
U.S. Navy
Clevelan General Motors
Manufacturing Plant Costs and Location Noted
Manufactured in Cleveland. Plant sites in 1940 are expected to total about 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
War Dance by Skilton Featured by Boston Symphony
Composer Charles Sanford Skilton’s War Dance, a piece for orchestra from the K U school of fine arts, was played July 2 by the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Arthur Fiedler. The work debuted at the Esplanade music shell dedication to a 25 000 crowd with Deer Dance as its companion and has been a staple in American Indian music programs for 15 years under several conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanford Skilton
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Fieder
Esplanade
Jacchi
Burgin
Casella
Fiedler
Walter Damrosch
Cleveland
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
WPA
Dallas
Tex
Riverside
Calif
New Air Cooling System Installed at Rankin's Drug
Rankin's Drug store at 1101 Massachusetts Street has completed a total Essick air cooling installation. Two washed air units promise to refresh the store air every minute and maintain temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below outside. The L T Harris company of 802 Massachusetts Street installed the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin’s Drug Store
Massachusetts Street
L. T. Harris Company
Marriage Licenses Issued in Topeka and Lawrence
The probate office reports licenses issued to Ira S. Wilcox and Martha Challacombe both of Topeka and to Armand Dick of Topeka and Evelyn Dick of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira S. Wilcox
Martha Challacombe
Topeka
Armand Dick
Evelyn Dick
Lawrence
Annual county churches music festival on courthouse lawn
Williamstown reports the annual music festival for all county churches will be held on the courthouse lawn in Oskaloosa Sunday evening July 7. All churches will participate. Also notes on local visits and weekend guests among residents including Miss Alice Jean Stallard, Miss Ruth White and Patricia Hunt, Miss Dorothy Lorain May, and families of Ozawkie and Thompsonville.
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Oskaloosa
Alice Jean Stallard
Josephine Schafer
Thompsonville
Ruth White
Patricia ‘Hunt
Los Angeles
Calif
Archne White
George May
Dorothy Loraine
Gene Granstaff
Fort Morgan
Colo
Ralph Baker
John Baker
Oklahoma City
Okla
Baker
Chloe Baker
Frieda Baker
Guy Baker
Jennie Baker
C. F. Marker
Ozawkie
Charles Billup
Marjorie Leeman
Elmer. Bates
Arthur White
Bates
Local social notes from De Soto area include visits and travels
Ada Kluss Corliss spent Tuesday with Clarence Tripkoes west of De Soto. The Tripkoes daughter is ill. Kansas City visitors Pearl Bracken and family called on the Dent home. Emmett Culp has moved to a farm west of Corliss and plans a new hen house after a prior loss by fire. DeSoto residents J Will Baker and Chauncy Bird were guests, a birthday supper was held, and Alfreda Turner visited Eudora with Mrs. Cecil Estelle. Several trips and gatherings across Lenape, Shawnee, Olathe, and Bonner Springs are noted, with extended family stays in Kansas City and San Antonio attendance planned.
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Ada Kluss
Clarence Tripkoes
DeSoto
Tripkoes
Pearl Bracken
Verna
Clarenda
Miss Stent
Kansas City
Dent
Emmett Culp
Culp
Corliss
J. Will Baker
LeSueur
Chauncy Bird
Mitchell
Shawnee
San Antonio
Tex
F. D. Scoville
Jessie Wiedlien
Frances
Rennice
Mary
Nora ‘LeSueur
Olathe
Kate
Adams
Gardner
John Gibner
J. Willy Baker
William Tripkoes
Bonner Springs
Kate-Penner
W. H. Dent
Farmers sell livestock and farm products through Journal-World ads
Farmers routinely use Journal-World classified ads each month to move thousands of dollars worth of livestock and farm products. The notices reflect ongoing agricultural commerce and local market activity.
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Journal-World
Community Notes From Lawrence Area Gatherings
Lawrence area residents shared visits and celebrations across many households. Families from Ottawa Topeka Kansas City and Missouri joined birthdays Fourth of July events and shopping trips while Rainbow 4-H prepared a play and planned an ice cream supper at Willow Springs township on Friday night July 12.
Merry Makers Club Meeting At Metcalfe Home
The Merry Makers club gathered at Frances Metcalfe’s home Wednesday for an afternoon of needlework and a roll call prompt meaning. Mrs. W H Mohler assisted as hostess with refreshments served and Miss Helen Mohler attended as a guest. Absent due to harvest busy season were several members and the next meeting is scheduled for the North home August 7 followed by a picnic on August 18. Visitors in recent days at the Roy Allison home included Mrs. Joe McMullin and daughter Patty Sue and Mrs. Dorothy Mae Biard.
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Merry Makers Club
Frances Metcalfe
W. H. Mohler
Helen Mohler
Roy. Allison
Joe McMullin
Patty Sue
Dorothy Mae Biard
Birthday Celebration Highlights Local Guests
Linwood and neighboring families gathered Friday night for John Jewett Jr.’s seventh birthday. Wheat harvests near complete. A A Green and Mrs Green report arrival in California. Helen Mohler visits from Washington DC. relatives plan weekend trips to Franklin county.
Vacation Mailman Watch Spur Subscription Reminder
A note urges readers to keep an eye on mail delivery during summer travels and to order a Journal-World subscription before leaving town. The reminder emphasizes staying informed while away.
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Journal- World
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