Notinghams Name Infant Sara Ellen in Ithaca
Mrs John O Nottingham of Ithaca New York has named their infant daughter Sara Ellen born July 10 at Memorial hospital Mr Nottingham a University graduate studies on a Princeton fellowship A D H club met at Mrs A T Hatfields home with prize winners Mrs William Frowe Mrs J S Tobler and Mrs Eldon Smarr refreshments served next meeting July 30 at Mrs Robert Reese home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Nottingham
Ithaca
N. Y
Sara Ellen
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Nottingham
Princeton University
A. T. Hatfield
David Jacobson
William Frowe
J. S. Tobler
Eldon Smarr
Robert Reese
Teepee
Walter Johns
Orville Stone
Ray Gordon
Harry Held
A. Noever
Ray Holmes
Walter Jones
del Heinenger
Country Club
Unnamed speaker questions funeral duty in column remark
A quoted reflection from 1936 notes a speaker questioning the obligation to attend funerals unless the deceased is deemed important and their presence would crowd and compel respect. The line reflects social norms and personal duty in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubiishera Syndicate
Community notices include church music and new births
Special music furnished by the Christian church will accompany devotions led by Howard Wray, with Betha Boyce representing, and refreshments organized by the Congregational church. An infant son named Robert Evans was born July 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Allen. A Young People Union party with games and dancing is set for 8:15 p.m. at the Congregational parish house, and Elaine Sue was born July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Detler
Union Young People’s Meeting
Christian Church
Friends
Howard Wray
Bertha Church
Betha Boyce
Congregational Church
Homer C. Allen
Robert Evans
The
Young People’s Union
W. W. Pierce
Elaine Sue. Senn
Personal News Roundup of Delighted Travelers and Visits
Local notes place Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holcomb visiting Mrs. Jessie Rice before returning to Washington. Others head to Ottawa, Connecticut, California, and Kansas. several plan visits to Dodge City, Hutchinson, Topeka, and Arkansas City. Detours include family visits in Iowa, Charute, Mammoth Springs, and Creede, with academic figures and a funeral in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Holcomb
Washington
D. C
Jessie Rice
Oakland
Cal
G. H. Welch
Ottawa
James S. Welch
W. L. Burdick
Connecticut
W. P. Kerley
Honolulu
Hawaii
Helen Harshberger
Mrs. Near
Iowa
Ernest Geiler
Gene Kennedy
Creede
Calo
Robert T. Crowder
Manhattan
Donald Holmes
Salina
Henry Alden
Hugh Samson
Alden
Grinnell College
Grinnell
George F. Warner
Winifred Stallard
New York City
Canada
Lawrence
Arkansas City
Ark
Delbert Ward
Ard
Warner
Donald Machin
Kathryn Black
Council Grove
Roger Williams
Onaga
Wanda Jo Reade
Valley Falls
Bessie Lescherere
Four Law Students Complete First Summer Session Work
Four students at the University School of Law completed the first session work and were recommended for the degree. Paul R. Koerber Hoisington Robert L. Boyce Charles F. McCamish and Nathan Cooksey of Kansas City are the names. Boyce Koerber and McCamish passed Kansas bar exams and Cooksey will take Missouri bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Law
Paul R. Koerber
Hoisington
Robert L. Boyce
Charles F. McCamish
Nathanee Cooksey
Kansas City
Boyce
Koerber
McCamish
Kansas
Cooksey
Missouri
De Soto Amateur Hour Program Held at High School
De Soto held an amateur hour at the high school auditorium directed by Mrs. L F Taylor and Mrs W C Watson. Participants included John Taylor cornet solo Barbara Cramer readings Rosemary Sullivan Nell Brothers Gwendolyn Jewett Eleanor Harbaugh George Brooks Beverly Harbaugh Lucile Gaynor Grace Boone Dot Longstreth Marie Earnheart Orville Cradford Leona Fears. George Brooks won first place Marie Earnheart second Leona Fears third. Guests included Rev W C Watson and Frank Richardson who visited Bolivar Missouri. Mrs W D Van Bergen of Coronado California hosted granddaughter Margaret Gillies of Annapolis with Mrs Van Bergen’s former neighbor Mrs Lillie Coffin who planned two months of travel to Newton Iowa Chicago Milwaukee.
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DeSoto
High School
L. F. Taylor
W. C. Watson
John Taylor
Reading
Barbara Cramer
Rosemary Sullivan
Springfield
Nell Brothers
Gwendolyn Jewett
Eleanor Harbaugh
Linwood
George Brooks
Beverly Harbaugh
Both
Lucile Gaynor
Grace Boone
Dot Longstreth
Marie Earnheart
Orville _Cradford
Leona Fears
Frank Richardson
Bolivar
W. D. van Bergen
Coronado
Calif
Margaret Gillies
Annapolis
van Bergen
Lillie Coffin
Local Residents Share News From Ola Area
A panorama of visits and movements features Elmer and wife in Ola, G G Harbison of Lawrence staying with Sigman and Osborne households, and C G Chambers taking a position with Douglas Aircraft in Los Angeles amid a firm with 2500 employees and $2.5 million in orders. Other items note Mrs. Chambers improving health, June Broveak returning to St. Marys hospital, and various KC trips. The Ladies clubs, IOOF and Rebekahs installs, and a Young Women’s breakfast are reported along with repairs, travel, and farm water needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Elmer Jewett
Ola
G. G. Harbison
Lawrence
Ernest Sigman
W. D. Osborne
J. D. Chambers
C. G. Chambers
Los Angeles
Douglas Airplane Company
Chambers
A. T. Broveak
Kansas City
June
St. Mary’s Hospital
East St. Louis
Lovie Stratton
Willoughby
Perry Nease
C. G. Mickel
Mr. Mickel
Ben L. Mickel
Soldier
New York City
Blanchard Mickel
Mary Murphy
Thelma Murphy
Corliss
Warren Corlis
Prairie Center
Cora Corlis
Rose Osborne
Myrtle Watson
Faye Harbison
R. W. Boone
Olathe
Dorothy
Amy
Rachel Lewis
Painful Back Injury After Collision With Dirt Pile On Highway
A woman sustained a painful back injury when a car struck a large dirt pile on the highway causing a sharp jolt. She is being cared for at her son F. H. Penner and Mrs. Penner in Lawrence as friends express hope for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Penner
Ofirginiaia
Chambers Funeral Home
W. C. Watson
Linwood Cemetery
Cecil Straub
Chicago
Anna Koeller
Leo Barr
Ottawa
Mle.s.s
G. V. Longstreth
Gage Park
Topeka
Watson
Margaret Timmerman
Kenneth Middleton
G. W. Longstreth
Paul Earnheart
A. J. Nelson
Louise Jewett
Kansas City
Social visit notes and funeral for James Penner
Landon and Son visited the Ashlock Longstreth home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Rhodes with guests Mr and Mrs Tom Warsop of Kansas City joined Mr and Mrs G B Castle of Lawrence on Sunday. They attended the funeral of James Penner on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Segrist
Manhattan
Ashlock- Longstreth
Frank Rhodes
Tom Warsop
Kansas City
G. B. Castle
Lawrence
James Penner
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Sociek
Soc
Nndar
Congregational Parish House
Double Dozen
Irwin Hulce
Mothers
Lloyd Kinnett
Mothers’ Discussion Club
W. H. Hargiss
Rhode Island Street
Verne
Eldon Sawer
Maxine Lindle
Eldon Sawyer
Marian Osmond
Bi LaVerny Sawyer
Bobby Joe Austil
Lowe Park Hetzel
Enn Thompson
Hugh Bayles
Jesset Winifred Hagburg
the Bluebells
Clarke Hargiss
Shirley
Waterlity Déntumn MacDowell MacDowell
Hartley Clarke
Hargiss
Godard
Betty
Lee
Bremer
Merry
Lake View
Frank eCleilland
Sunflower 4-H Club
Lake View School House
Ruth Mitchell
Helen Beth Bigsby
Chester Spray
Carl Spray
Jimmie Plummer
Clinton Park
University Y. W. C. A
Jayhawk
Elmer Brown
B. H. and
S. Bridge Club
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Berlin
Chet Phillip
Marie Kibler
Philadelphia
United States
Associated Press
Screen Star
Thomas Meighan
Great Neck
Long Island
Peck
DE Soto
Hamilton’s Shoe Store
W. T. Moore
Moore
Miss Segrist
Wellsville
Ruth Averill
Athenaeum Club
Bertha Whitelaw
Corlis
America
Grace Fortney
Jean Taylor
Alberta Martinson
Roxa Osborne
W. O. Watson
Wilfred Phillips
Ocean Station
Mary Ballance
Billy Marley
No. 10
Kate Penner
Eleanor
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Art Jarrett
Jarrett
Mass
Landon
Alt M. Landon
John Cobb
Davenport
Weatch Furniture Co
Walter
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