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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1930

Page

5

Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Events

The society column records the July 12 wedding of Lorene Virkus to Edwin Lane at the bride’s home with close relatives present. The couple will reside near Berwyn Illinois after a visit to Lawrence and Colorado Springs, with Mr Lane employed by Western Electric. Other items cover birthday party plans in Lecompton, WCTU picnic details, Home Aid Society picnic, an engagement announcement for Louise Masavell and Albert Gordon, and golf match pairings at the Country Club as summer attendance wanes.

Lorene Elizabeth Virkus Frederick A.virkus la Grange Edwin Harper Lane H. H Lane Lane Colorado Springs Lawrence Berwyn Chicago Western Electric Company Chicago Art Institute University of Kansas Julia Martin Helen Gordon Dodds Lecompton Phyllis Martin Bernice Bell Louise Nelson Leila Stevens Esther Athey Julia Hill E. C. MasAvell Louise Albert Gordon Topeka Wayne Wella Marianna Smith Miss Maxwell Mary McGuire Elizabeth Shawnee Dorothy Cox C. C. Gordon Margaret Hays Marjorie Gosper Evelyn Wallace Wayne Wells Jocephine Maxwell Ruthahn

Crossword clues and local society notes appear in mixed text

Worn OCR shows crossword entries intermingled with social news. Names such as Mrs. R. G. Ach, Mrs. W. B. Essick, and others are listed along with Farm Bureau happenings and travel notes. Local residents visit Kansas City and Tulsa while Perry Barber improves from rheumatism.

Personal notices of travel and visits across states

Local notices detail C E Pontius and Lucille Pontius heading to Chicago for a vacation with J R Pontius. Vic Johnson leaves for Oklahoma City on business. Families including Clines, McKes sor, Gerharts, Prentices, Rasher, Lynch, Stanford, and others are visiting or returning from trips to Minneapolis Kan Wichita Hutchinson Chicago Detroit St Louis St Louis Boston Kansas City and Yellowstone with mentions of illnesses and hospital visits.

C. E.pontius Lucille Pontius Chicago Pontius J. R. Pontius Hays Wichita Hutchinson Gerhart Edna Emma Prentice Detroit St. Louis Rachel’ Ruth Amy Rasher Solomon Clara Lynch A. A. Stanford Eunice Margaret, Hults E. A. Sanford Helen Pray Lenora Cummings J. A.'Bales Boston E. D., Kieffer Kiefer George Ditmars Lawrence Titterington Kansas City William A. Smith Lawrence Topeka Chanute Otto Hunzicker Verimont Street Security Benefit Hospital T. B. Wood New York Pacific Coast Evelyn Jordan Yellowstone National Park Salt Lake City Stanley S. Jones Glendale Manhattan G. W. Jones A. Gifford Se C. Searles Thelma Hemphill State Teachers’ College Emporia Newman Hospital Earl Farris Mary

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Hosts All Day Meeting

An all day Farm Bureau gathering planned for Friday July 18 at Mrs Mildred Morgans home with 1928 29 members invited Mrs Sarah Toms hosted her club Thursday afternoon despite heat attendees enjoyed a pleasant time Emmett Russel and daughter Betty Jean of Kenosha Wis visited Willard Morgan family Horses overheated in fields and some casualties reported Weakley place business work progresses with tanks filled Mrs Harold Altenbernd visited George Stanwix home Oakridge Birthday club met at Clinton Park with a program including reading by Mrs Frank McGrade a monica piece by Wilma Hartman and accordion by Lorene Fairbairn

Farm Bureau Mildred Morgan Sarah Toms Emmett Russel Betty Jean Kenosha, Wis Willard Morgan Weakley Harold Altenbernd George Stanwix I. Er Irs Harry Vaneste Walter Petrick H. G. Van_Neste Oakridge Clinton Park Frank McGrade Wilma Hartman Lorene_ Fairbairn Altho Elizabeth Randle Randle A. R. Reed F. H. Leonhard J. M. Leonhard Orankite Deasinger Thomas. van Nice Kansas City Ed Schalke Ladies Aid Trinity Lutheran C. .C. Miller Oakridge Birthday Club F. L. Hartman Joe Hemme Mary Newman Frank Toms Chester Toms East Rock New Haven Conn East Rock Park

Death of Clair M Pattee Leaves Few for Children in Town

A local obituary notes the passing of Clair M Pattee, moving picture theater owner and pioneer in town entertainment. He was beloved by children who visited daily and his absence leaves a lasting vacancy in the community.

East Rock Clair M. ‘Pattee Moving Picture Theater Milford Miller Kansas City

Rattles and Dalton Family Reunion Near Kansas City

Mr and Mrs Blaine Rattles and family and Bernard Gardner hosted dinner. Relatives from Topeka joined Mr and Mrs Sol Rond and daughter. David Jewett and Mrs Jewetts grandparents attended a Jackson Park reunion for the descendants of Henry Milton Dalton. Twelve children, seven present, three dead, two absent by distance. Mrs Henry Price aged 75 was the eldest attendee.

Blaine Rattles Bernard Gardner Jesse Rattles Sol -Rond Topeka David Jewett Henry Price

Local Family Notes Visit and Illness Report

Margaret Jewett and family are mentioned with visits to J B Hymer and Lloyd Chambers. Ed Morgan and daughter Mize Earth Mae stopped by. Early in the week Lloyd Chambers’ daughter was ill for a few days. J B Hymer visited Kansas City on Monday.

Margaret Jewett Mesania Jewett Harry King Zarah J. B Hymer Lloyd Chambers Ed Morgan Mize Earth Mae Ahd Ae . H. Jewett Arly J.B. Hymer Kansas City

Welcome and vicinity society notes brief

Henry Myers of Holden Missouri and his mother of Tonganoxie visited the Elmer Myers family Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Gibler spent the Fourth of July at Lone Star. The windstorm last Sunday tore the roof off Reuben Weeks cow barn causing about one hundred dollars damage. Visitors called on Mrs Alvie Rockhold during illness including Earnest Richards Pauline Lawrence and Carl Hird family.

Henry Myers Holden Tonganoxie Elmer Myers John Gibler Lone Star James Tliff Perry Stevens Reuben Weeks Alvie Rockhold Mel Earnest Richards Pauline Lawrence Carl Hird Jessie Deay Leonard Newman

Local Readers Note Garden Tomatoes and Table Talk

Baldwin and nearby neighbors called in during the week with updates on Mrs. Rockhold who is now up and about after a week in bed. Evie Williams sent tomatoes grown in Tulsa to help her recovery, and Jesse Deay’s threshing with Byron Holmes’ machine is mentioned. An advertisement touts Renton’s Tablets by Alice M Beebe of Kansas City with diet tips and free consultations at The Colonial.

Baldwin Virgil Hird Thomas Hirds Near Lawrence Arthur Rockhold High Prairie Alice M. Beebe Kansas City Renton Colonial Kentucky Street Adv

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