Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings and Births
Local clubs held meetings and social events at the Evan Hearth and other venues. Notables include a dinner bridge for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Michael and a picnic at Clinton Park. A birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pine, a daughter at Memorial hospital. College ties noted for Anita Lou Shurman and Frank Beeger Stahl's marriage in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Hearth
W. G. Beougher
Anita Lou Shurman
Fort Worth
Tex
Frank Beeger Stahl
Kansas City
Fo Worth
University of Kansas
Stahl
University of Oklahoma
Sigma Phi -Epsilo
Birth of Daughter to Spokane Couple Noted in Local Homes
At o clock in Laswrence home Miss Winnie Lawrance hosts news of the McManus birth. C H Simpson reports the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs P L McManus of Spokane Washington. Mrs McManus is remembered as Mona Simpson, daughter of Mr Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Holladay
Grover Husted
Edna Stewart
B Cooke
Ines Kurcher
Waldo Agle
Ida Goodman
Tom Holladay
Ma Beard
Mary Gaines
Ru Ward
Luella Petrie
Miss Gaines
Ira Ward
Winnie Lawrance
C. H. Simpson
P. L. McManus
Spokane
Wash
McManus
Laswrence Friends
Mona Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Daily Personal Notes Mention Various Visits and Travel
Mrs W O Brownlee and sons Jerry and Alden journeyed to Burlington to visit relatives. Gladys Gurtler Tarpley and her son Jimmy from Denver joined as guests and will visit Tarpley’s father. Dr and Mrs Charles Goldthwaite arrival from Worcester to visit Mr and Mrs John R Miller. Numerous trips and visits throughout Kansas and neighboring states are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Brownlee
Jerry and
Alden
Burlington
Gladys Gurtler Tarpley
Jimmy
Denver
Colo
Tarpley
Charles Goldthwaite
Worcester
Mass
John R. Miller
Alabama Street
Goldthwaite
Miller
Max Wilhelmi
Wyoming
Arvid Erickson
Mildred Greene
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado
Roy R. Moore
Topeka
George W. Moore
William James
George Moore
Riley E. Moore
Riley Roy
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Delores Marshall
Kansas City
C. J. Alexander
Rice Phelps
Hubert
Minn
Steeleville
Ill
Edwin Phelps
L. K. Zimmer
John
Cecil Perkins
Nelson
Yellowstone Park
Emma Adair
Ruth Adair
Walter M. Cox
Augusta
California
Helen Treville Gibson
Barbara
Queen’s Village
Long Island
Gibson
Helen Harshberger
Theresa Quackenbush
Hastings
Neb
B. D. Quackenbush
Lawrenceville
D. M. Harkmans
Concordia
Theresa ‘Quakenbush
Horkmars
Lea.Drebing
Los Angeles
Calif
Billy Brownlee
Sylvia
Otto Hunzicker
Oliver Peterson
Robert Peterson
Bobby
Phil Peterson
Ophir
J . Mesa Verde National’ Park
H. L. Snyder
Winfield
John Brand
Beverly Bird
Merle McKinney
Memorial Hospital
Gertie K. Johnston
Eva Elliott
Lyons
John Grounes
Rose Wineinger
Ottawa
Ineinger
Lioyd Durr
Parsons Sun
A. Gifford
JC. Searles
Ted Shepard
Grace
Lauraine Endacott
Phelps Cunningham
Billy
Cleveland
Cunningham
War material orders spur Cleveland business growth
Cunningham noted rising orders for war materials expanding Cleveland's business life and creating a strong demand for skilled labor. The surge reflects wartime production driving employment and economic activity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Cleveland
Kansas Leaders Appoint Reps for Willkie Nominations
Dallas W. Knapp of Coffeyville is named the official representative at the notification ceremonies for Wendell Willkie the Republican presidential nominee. State Senator Walter F. Jones of Hutchinson will represent Kansas Republicans at the vice presidential notification for Sen. Charles McNary. Harry Darby national committeeman announced the appointments and said he and Mrs. Ralph Harris probably would attend both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Wendell Willkie
Dallas W. Knapp
Coffeyville
Walter F. Jones
Hutchinson
Charles McNary
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Ralph Harris
Ottawa
House shelves resolution on U S Soviet pact inquiry
The House, by unanimous consent, shelved a resolution from Representative Fish calling on President Roosevelt to disclose any secret pact with Soviet Russia. Earlier, the House Foreign Affairs Committee had rejected the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Representative Fish
R-N.y
Roosevelt
United States
Soviet Russia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pleasant Grove Community Notes on Visits and Births
Pleasant Grove notes record visits and family events in the area. Birth announcements include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Beaman at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Numerous relatives from Salina Topeka and Lawrence are mentioned visiting or hosting at homes across Pleasant Grove and nearby farms.
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Sands
Centropolia
HaNehter
Fred Turher
Floyd Eberhart
Salina
Jesse Weingert
Sandy Williams
Topeka
John Paniels
Mary, Peterson
High Prairie
J. B. Moore
Lloyd Puckett
C. A. Puckett
Samuel Churchbaugh
Virginia
Dick Dillon
Washington Creek
Jack Dillon
George Beebe
Salind
Eberhart
Patsy Dillon
Ronnie
Barbara Ann Flory
Leslie
Harry Batchlor
Helen
Pasadena
Calif
Dillon
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Margaret Jehle
Barbara
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
John Daniels
Irene
Veatch Farm
Lone Star
Recreational climax marks University summer schedule
A dance tomorrow night in the Union ballroom by Dick Tippin and his Trumps of Tempo will close the summer session play program activities. The event moves to a newly sanded floor with air conditioning and fan-assisted cooling. Thursday features the Tenderized Steakfry at Fowler grove with chefs F C Russell and Guy W Smith, plus a menu including steaks and corn. A variety show, and a viola recital by Vladimir Bakaleinikoff follow, with 150 expected attendees from advance tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
Dick Tippin
Trumps of Tempo
Union Ballroom
Fowler Grove
F. C. Russell
Guy W. Smith
Fowler Shops
Catasitm
Ernest Davis
Goshen College
Ind
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff
Lawrence
K. U
K.U
E. L. Wellhausen
Dave Shirk
Concert crowds flock to camp concerts under Krueger Har ding
Directors and students at the Midwestern Music camp drew large audiences for concerts conducted by Karl Krueger and Dr A Austin Harding. Topeka and Kansas City visitors joined local fans at H ch auditorium and Fowler grove for a two hour program featuring Tschaikowsky Marche Slav Mozart Minuet and Carmen Suite plus Ave Maria and a Ravel piece. The band concert led by Dr Harding drew further acclaim with Sousa marches and Williams Revolutionary Fantasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Krueger
A. Austin Harding
Topeka
Kansas City
Krueger
H Ch Auditorium
David T. Lawson
Lawson
Louisiana Street
Fowler Grove
Harding
Russell L. ‘Wiley
Famp
Tschaikowsky
Claude Hall
Sheveport
Dean Swarthout
Miss Keeler
Wiley
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Kruerer
Dr. Harding
Chal Romano
Ketelby
Russell L Wiley
Ruest
Flying Dutchman
Williams
Sousa
Sunday Socials Across Bethel and Nearby Towns
Bethel residents hosted and visited neighbors from Michigan Valley Topeka Overbrook Worden Sibleyville and Osage City during Sunday meals. Mr Swanson sought rest and health improvement while Maradonna Hoffman returned home from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after two weeks of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Owens
Jake Wright
Michigan Valley
Alvin, Swanson
Kansas City
Clarence Albright
Swanson
Irene Lutz
Sibleyville
Moe Vance
John
Velma
Raymond Oehrle
Vergil Schwartz
Pauline
Worden
Herbert Murphy
Osage City
Charley Simmons
Dorothy
Ernest Albright
Martha Louise
Topeka
Carl Coffman
Overbrook
Maradonna Hoffman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. Z. Elliott
Mary Elizabeth
Kansas
Local Social Notes From Sunday's Visits
Lawrence and Mrs. Ana Urs Ybert hosted a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs Cecil Brecie and Mr and Mrs Charley Rappard visiting Ben Hoffman and family. Leonard Vance and Miss Myrtle Hoffman of Kansas City Mo attended with Claud Fisher of Overbrook staying with his mother Sant Owens and Mr Owens. Blaine Oehrig visited from Sunday to Thursday with grandmother Mrs Mae Vance as Ithresher helpers cooked.
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Mao V
John
Cecil Brecie
Charley Rappard
Will Happard
Worden
Leonard
Vance
Ale
Charley
Blaine Oehrig
Mae Vance
Dinner guest visit and sick list noted in local notices
Corliss Harry Corliss of Kenneth Kansas was a dinner guest at the John Turner home Thursday. Mrs Maude Luther is reported on the sick list. Misses Mary Kitty and Nora Sueur of Olatha called at the home their brother Jasper and Mrs le Sueur Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Corliss
Kenneth
Kan
John Turner
Maude Luther
Mary
Kitty
Nora
Sueur
Olatha
Jasper
le Sueur
Last Minute Reminder for Journal World Subscription
A brief note urges readers to order the Journal-World ahead of an upcoming vacation. It emphasizes securing the newspaper delivery to avoid missing local news during travel.
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The
Journal-World
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Elm Street
Howard Pine
E. J. Coy
James I. Perry
Country Club
Warren Waters
Gage Park
Duane
Haverty
J. J. Street
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Chi-Caro
Oliver Deay
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Diane
Eudora
J. H. Michael
Junius Underwood
Co Tonial
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Adah
Eastern Star
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Masonic Temple
C. V. Young
B.H.W
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David Draper
Colonial
Louise Wiedemann
John Ehrlich
Raymond Stuhl
Valley Falls
Roy McLeod
G. Aee
G._E. Moon
Sire “R. West
Harry DeWolf
Willard Larkin
Vic Miller
Marjorie Crume
R. C. Crume
Fort Scott
Frank*Bynum
Emporia
Frank Bynum
Philadelphia
Fort Leo
Tthe Univer
Kappa Kappa Gamma
New Orleans
Galveston
E.E. Morris
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Col
Dallas Knapp
Walter Jones
Darby
Krueger and Harding
Orcestra
Thrift
Independent Laundry
Vermont St
NEA Service, Inc
M. Reg
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Bethel
Vermont
Datee
Owie
I Y
Cooper
David Niven Andrea
Ureen O ° Hara AI Oes Menjou
AY Bainter
Herbert Marshall
John Garfield
Priscilla Lane
And
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Bela Lugosi
Ana. Urs. Ybert
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Corliss
Mm Oe D Morison
Tamiroff
Honor and
Dickinson
Darryl F
Zanuck
Walter Brennan
Fay Bainter
Brenda Joyce
Jake Payne
Cue Ruggles
Marjorie Weaver
Tehnicolor
Nancy Kelly
Robert Cummings
Hugh Herbert
Roland Young
Coffeyville, Kansas
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