Grub for Young Ladies at Miss Burke’s Home
A group of young ladies invited for an evening meal at Miss Lois Burke’s home includes Irene Cutter Kathryn Lane Dorothea Engle Charlotte Cutter Ruth Strong Alberta Mack Catherine Oder Jeanette Wagstaff Dorothy Blackmar Marion West Dorothea Roberts Helen Fried Alice Docking Virginia Pendleton Katherine Jackman Katie Strong Jessie Wyatt and Lois Burke Farewell party honors Arthur Belt who leaves for Camp Funston Attendees include Arch Meinke John Snow Edna Fetty Ethel Carey Myrtle Belt Effie Belt Ruth Grems Ethel Wright Eddie Fetty George Adams Bernard Hill Edgar Dolan J S Wright and Dick Bowman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Burke
Irene Cutter
Kathryn Lane
Dorothea Engle
Charlotte Cutter
Ruth Strong
Alberta Mack
Catherine Oder
Jeanette Wagstaff
Dorothy Blackmar
Marion West
Dorothea Roberts
Helen Fried
Alice Docking
Virginia’ Pendleton
Katherine Jackman
Katie Strong
Jessie Wyatt
Chas
Belt
Arthur
Camp Funston
Arch Meinke
John Snow
Edna Fetty
Ethel Carey
Myrtle Belt
Effie Belt
Ruth Grems
Ethel Wright
Eddie Fetty
George Adams
Bernard Hill
Edgar Dolan
J. S. Wright
Dick Bowman
Week End Plans and Local Notices at Lake View
Miss Matilda Smithmeyer Miss Margaret Fitch Miss Genevieve Searle and Miss Eleanor Atkinson will travel to Lake View Saturday afternoon and stay over Sunday. Overseas arrival Thomas H. Hout from the 3d3rd Inf., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hout, and Corp Hugh Strong noted. The Schoolmen's Forum held a picnic dinner on the north campus for superintendents and principals attending the summer session with talks. Mr L G Shlanefelt of Manhattan organized to pursue plans and ideals during the coming Pennington year while visiting Lawrence.
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Lake View
Matilda Smithmeyer
Margaret Fitch
Genevieve Searle
Eleanor Atkinson
Thomas H. Hout
The
3D3rd Inf
John Hout
Hugh Strong
School Mens Forum
L.G. Shlanefelt
Manhattan
Lawrence
William
Pennington
Lawrence Social Diary Notes From Local Dances and Visits
Mrs Earl Emick and family and others attended a dance at the Sigma Chi pavilion. The Second Presbyterian Sunday School plans a Woodland Park picnic tomorrow night, with the Baptist Sunday School also holding a Woodland Park picnic last night. A variety of local residents and visitors report travels and visits in Lawrence, Ottawa, Topeka, Kansas City, and other nearby places, including arrivals in France and motor trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chi
Earline_ Allen
Eleanor Clark
Katherine Fogarty
Irma: Yates
Eleanor Atkinson
Margaret Fitch
Betty Lamb
Louise and
Trene Imus
Messrs
Howard Blum
Pete Jones
Louis Duff
Stemn Foster
Jim Knowles
Ed. Montgomery
Ernest Knowles
Ed.Montgomery
Ernest Kuegler
Swede Hershey
Second ‘Presbyterian Sunday School
Woodland Park
the Baptist
Valle y Social Roundup of Visits and New Cars
Local residents and visitors fill a week with calls and gatherings across Kaw Valley. John Faith buys a Maxwell car while Carl Copp takes a Dodge Sedan. Many families from Kansas City to Lawrence visit, dine, and travel to De Soto Emporia and Topeka area towns.
Community Notices From Local Valley Gatherings
Mrs. Mike Schofer and Mrs. Scid ier visited Mrs. Grosdidier Monday evening. Several families called on relatives Sunday, threshing in the valley proceeds with Ketels Cox and Bowen among workers. Theodore Hoelzel visits his uncle Wm Altenbernd for the week. Calls to Mr. Strachan and Mrs. Chalmers occurred Sunday. Peranto and Davison plan to leave for France soon. Grosdidier buys a new Chevrolet. Miss Henrietta Schubert and Miss Rachel Bell visited F G Hughes and traveled to Kansas City. Mr. Wm Smith dined with Alvin Bond. Mrs. Carl Copp visited Grosdidier. Faith family visited Allen of Blue Mound Friday. Carl Altenbernd and Wm Altenbernd began digging potatoes first in the valley. Albert Hamlin and Mrs. Walter Richards stayed with Ed Seetin’s family. A threshers meeting was held at Bleakley school house. Red Cross ice cream social postponed due to threshing. S. E. Seetin and family visited Chas Hoyt and his cousin Mrs. Tracy Learnard in Gilroy. Joshua Clevenger operates his own threshing machine. threshing began last Friday. At Bleakley school house meeting, men voted not to stay for supper.
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John Faith
Solon Gilmore
Kansas City
S. C. Gilmore
Merle Buck
Earl Faith
Charles
Hazel
Oscar Powell
Annie Gilmore
Chalmers
Madia Lawrence
Alva
Bell and Boyd
Louise Altenburnd
S.jc. Gilmore
Susan Gilmore
de Soto
Carl Copp
North Lawrence
Letty
Hughes
Ellen
Allen
Josephine Gilmore
Emporia
Gladys Charles
Overbrook
Cornhest
Eudora
Levette
Nicoles
William Wichman
Samuel Faith
William Hughes
Herbert Charles
Altenbernd
Lawrence
Mike Schofer
Scidier
Grosdidier
Faith
Landen
Ketels
Cox
Bowen
Theodore Hoelzel
Wm.Altenbernd
Charles Davison
Myrtle
Mary Davison
Browning
Wm- Smith
Alvin Bond
Albert Hamlin
Kanwaka
Walter Richards
Topeka
Ed Seetin
Bleakley
Red Cross of
Mackey
S. E. Seetin
Ray
Sam
Josephine
Chas. Hoyt
Tracy Learnard
Gilroy
Calif
George’ Seetin
Chas
Law and Sons
Perry
S. FE. Seetin
Joshua Clevenger
Sunday Guests and Fourth Picnic At Brown's Grove
Mr George Sullivan of Lawrence and grandson Hugh Sullivan of Kansas City with Mr Jess Mitchell and Mrs Seetin and children visited Mr and Mrs Wake Neibarger Sunday afternoon. Herriott family joined Maude Gephart and kin for dinner and spent the week. Edna Mitchell went to town and joined sisters at Onaga Kansas Wednesday. Maude Gephart and children came by train Thursday for the Fourth with cousin J C Herriott. George Stenwix and family attended the Brown's Grove picnic on the Fourth.
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George Sullivan
Lawrence
Hugh Sullivan
Kansas City
Jess Mitchell
Onaga
Kansas
Maude Gephart
J.C. Herriott
George Stenwix
Zella
Bella
Grace
Rollie
Ross
Brown’s Grove
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Alice Busino
Goldwyn Presents
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Margaret Butcher
Maud Waismith
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Mildred Cutter
First Christian Church
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H.B. Ober
C. P. Radcliffe
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Imperial Auction
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
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New Hampshire Street
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Rose Manning
Lorena Hamer
Maud Hunter
Mae Watson
Maud Phillips
Robert Price
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Junction City
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