Social gatherings and arrivals reflect Osage County summer scene
A string of tea and luncheon entertainments honors Mrs. J. E. Daniels of New York and Mrs. James Means of San Mateo Cal. Notables include Mrs. A. J. Boynton and Mrs. W. C. Simons hosting contract clubs, with other dinners, buffets, and an informal reception for Rev. Howard Koelb. Birth announcements include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reynolds of DeSoto. A Johns, Lescher, Krum, and Koenig presence mark club gatherings. Jayhawk 4-H and Home Aid Society events close the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Boynton
The
Colonial
James Means
San Mateo
Cal
W. C. Simons
the Cedars
Howard E. Koelb
Amesbury
Mass
Home Aid Society
Carl Graeler
Will Johns
Frank Lescher
J. R. Good
R. D. Krum
J. J. Krum
W. P. Olmsted
C. E. Birch
James Belshe
C. H. Bruchmiller
H. G. van Neste
Richard Anderson
Local Bridge Clubs Meet Amid Social Notes
Social calendar highlights include bridge events hosted by Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Rowe with luncheon plans led by Mrs. Friend. The Friendly House club convenes Wednesday, Topeka wedding news covers Miss Walker and Mr. Epps tying the knot at a Kaw river bluff summer home, and Mary Lucille McGuirk to wed Dr. Andrew Porter Brown of Osborne. Lawrence G A R circle hosted leaders from Topeka and Glendale, Cal., with prizes and refreshments. Sgt. Charles Engle announces the birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thayer Walker
George Epps
Topeka
Percy Walker
Kaw River Bluffs
State Highway Department
Epps
University of Kansas
Mr. Epps
Fred W. Epps
James E. McGuirk
Kansas City
Mary Lucille
Andrew Porter Brown
Osborne
A. P. Brown
Alton
Dr. Brown
Miss McGuirk
University of Missouri
Chi Omega
Kelsey
Woodward
S. J. Runkle
Rebecca Hemphill
Liberal
Eva Abraham
Families Extend Summer Visits Across Plains
Mrs Winfield Scott and her children Winfield David and Camilla with sister Miss Gertrude Quick of Kansas City Mo depart for Colorado to spend the rest of summer. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Durr join Mrs Durrs parents Judge and Mrs Johnson of Hiawatha and Prof and Mrs K K Landes with Walter Bobby and Katherine as they head to Boulder to join relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott
Winfield
David
Camilla
Gertrude Quick
Kansas City
Colorado
Lloyd Durr
R. Q. Brewster
Ottawa
C. C. Stewart
Brewste
Vance Day
S. W. Atkinson
Betty
Eloise
Central Avenue
Mary V. St. Clair
J. S. St. Clair
Wichita
Chicago
J. R. Penner
de Soto
F. H. Penner
Hire
Penner
J. W. Weinlein
Fred J. Harris
Marguerite
Florence
Lena Curry
Carl Curry, Jr
Edwin Miller
Galveston
Tex
O. W. Maloney
Columbus
Louisville
Maloney
Huntington
West Va
George March
Joanna
Grarrie
Neosho
Forter
Elizabeth
J. F. Ackerman
Avery Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence F. Walter
Kingman
Marvin F. Borgelt
Augusta
Nancy Nell Kramer
Des Moines
C. E. ‘Friend
Walter
Friend
Elizabeth Davis
Tropical Mats And Peasant Pottery Help Make Garden Dining Pleasant
An interior outdoor decor piece from 1935 details garden dining aids. It highlights waterproof striped mats, tropical isle mats, peach peasant pottery, low centerpieces in earthenware bowls, glass trays, and fruit motifs. Glassware, canisters, candlesticks, and a movable garden canopy improve alfresco meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor
MicCall's Magazine
Journal-World
McCalls Mag Formn
Landes family plans return to Lawrence in August
The article lists numerous local residents and visitors. Landes plan to return to Lawrence on August 5 and move into their new home at 1605 Vermont street. It notes travel plans and visits by Mrs. Vernon Smith and children, J. W. Priestly, Dr. and Mrs. Lindenberger, Miss McGuire, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Anderson, and many others, plus a note on Elm disease containment and elm-packed crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Gerald
Waukesha
Wis
Mildred McGuire
Emporia
Virginia May Johnston
Emery Apartments
Albin Anderson
Galesburg
Margaret Anderson
Doris Anderson
Lawrence
W. R. Banker
Muskogee
Okla
T. G. Fitch
Howard Fitch
Kansas City
Fitch
John Parker
George
Massachusetts Street
de Soto
Lorene McNeill
Gene Owens
Onaga
Kan
Frank Jennings
First Baptist Church
London
Royal Palace Hotel
American Express
Jennings
Scotland
A. S. van Sickel
Haskell Institute
Oklahoma
Western Baptists Young Peoples Assembly
Lawon
Hooray for Love at the Granada Wins Warm Reception
At the Granada last night a well rounded program featured short subjects and the film Hooray for Love with Ann Sothern and Gene Raymond. Bill Robinson, Fats Waller, Maria Gambarelli headline a lively showcase, while Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh supply tuneful songs including Youre An Angel and Im Livin in a Great Big Way. The production presents a Broadway show tale with strong performances and no flashy tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Ann Sothern
Gene Raymond
Bill Robinson
Fats” Waller
Harlem
Maria Gambarelli
America
Raymond
Miss Sothern
Mr. Raymond
Thurston Hall
Lionel ‘Stander
Georgia Caine
Pert Kelton
Etienne Girardot
Dorothy Fields
Jimmy McHugh
Walt Disney
the Cocoanut Grove
Hollywood
Ted Fio-Rito
Mary Jane's Pa at the Patee brings MacMahon Kibbee delight
Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee star in Mary Jane's Pa at the Patee theater. Kibbee shines as the wandering tramp printer whose return upends a changed home life. Betty Jean Haney and a strong supporting cast share the stage amid the film's steady blend of comedy and serious moments. Meanwhile a coastal storm two years ago left swamps along North Carolina’s shore flooded with salt water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Patee Theater
Kibbee
Aline McMahon
Betty Jean Haney
Tom Brown
Nan Gray
Minor Watson
Robert McWade
Johnny Arledge
Robert Light
Oscar Apfel
North Carolina
Largest steer sold at Chicago stockyards shipment
A 2 450 pound steer, the largest seen in years, sold today at the Union Stockyards as part of E B Daca of Parkman Wyoming’s shipment of 98 animals. Prices ranged from 9 65 per hundredweight to 11 per hundredweight for various lots, with 50 per hundredweight for 13 steers averaging 1185 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stockyards
E. B. Daca
Parkman
Wyo
Epsom Salts
Mrs Waley Found Guilty In Lindbergh Law Kidnaping Case
Mrs Margaret Waley, 19, found guilty of violating the Lindbergh law for her role in the $200,000 abduction of nine year old George Weyerhaeuser at Tacoma Washington. She said she was an unwilling participant as her husband pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Associated Press
Time ripe for a woman president, says federation official
Seattle, July 15. Miss Emily Kneubuhl of New York, secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, says women are ready to elect a president but must win nomination first. She thinks sex appeal can aid a female candidate and notes women are gaining in business while education levels slip. The federation includes some 30 professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
United States
White House
Emily R. Enenbuhl
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Federation
Spider Bite Is Fatal In Alva Circus Manager
Joe Ralis of Wichita, manager of a flying circus, died after a black widow bite. He fell ill Friday, worsened, and lost consciousness Saturday night. a nurse noted the bite during bathing. An investigation was ordered in Washington as ICC directs a hearing on Kansas surcharges for coal brick salt moving within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Okla
Joe Ralis
Wichita
Ralis
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas State Corporation Commission
Kansas
Topeka
Corporation Commission
No action on grid coach for Haskell Institute
Washington July 15 officials of the Indian bureau said no decision yet on hiring a football coach at Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas Gus Welch remains employed but it was not stated if a change would occur. The coach must be on the civil service eligible list. Raskob invests in Silverado mine California July 15 purchase of a half interest in the Silverado silver mine was reported unofficially. A copy of the 1773 Maryland Journal shows Georges Washington offering to lease lands in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Republican River Valley
Cochran
Wade Martin
Stratton
Claude Shaw
Superior
G. V. Caster
McCook
Kansas
Indian Bureau
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
Gus Welch
Haskell
Civil Service
Raskeb
Los Angeles
Silverado
Sweetwater Mountains
John J.raskob
New York
Bridegport
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Lonnie S. Jones
Richmond
Maryland Journal
Georges Washington
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivan Rowe
J. E. Daniels
A. B. Weaver
Adrian Lindsey
A. B. Mitchell
C. B. Carman
Harold Constant
Helmer Klock
Mary K. Wickerham
Oskaloosa
Edward Caulfield
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kelvin Hoover
Eudora
Country Club
Mas
Franklin
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Fred Heck
Ruby Leonhard
Kathren Schaake
Alford
Aunert Klemp
F. 8
Butcher
B.hs
Aire
J. Ae
Carental
C. E Friend
Ly Sage
Finesse Club
Fred Jaedicke
Carl Graeber
Bertha Strahl
Marjorie Burns
Marion Cook
Dorothy Netherton
Dorothy Zweifel
Stella Bruckmiller
Leta Bruckmiller
Charles Doane
Edward Kram
Friendly House Club
Ethel Towel
Rhode Island Street
D. K. Rice
J. D. Club
Charles Engle
Atlantic Beach
L. I
Swagger
Atyles
Agriculture Department
City
Charles Meyers
Walters
L. J. Starry
Meyers
Buford
Mrs. Waley
Wichita Flying Circus
Iioe
Aree
Brown
Dan
Round Corner Drag Co
Independent Laundry
Lillian Yeglin
Belle Mogoley
Ruth Caplan
Free
Norge
Haskell Stadium
Legion
Weaver
Goffe & Carkener Inc
Eldridge Hotel
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