Lawrence social calendar and club events listed
The column lists upcoming meetings and gatherings including the Lawrence Flower club Monday, Victory Hill Country and Lawrence ladies Tuesday match changes, Mothers' club luncheon, Luther Leaguers camp news with returning youths, a birth announcement, library work gathering honoring Rae Ford Clarke, Baptist service music Calvary Road, Clinton Presbyterian show honoring Mrs. Glenn Jackson, and a small Rebekah meeting due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Flower Club
Lawrence Country
Local club names August entertainment committee changes
Mrs Grace Goodwin remains in critical condition after a painful accident. Mrs Goldie Shepherd, noble grand, appoints Mrs Blanche Dodds as chairman of the August entertainment committee and asks all Alabama street residents in the 900 block to assist. After the meeting, 25 members were served punch and wafers. Mrs Bertha White and Mrs Claudie Jenkins oversaw July serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Goodwin
Goldie Shepherd
Blanche Dodds
Dodds
Alabama Street
Bertha White
Claudie Jenkins
Lawrence personals show wide visiting among local families
Local residents report multiple visits and welcomes, including Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Coffey and Mrs. Alberta Rex returning from Leavenworth, Mrs. Harry Green visiting Topeka hosts, and Miss Marie Hallenbeck in Ottawa. Others travel to Columbia, Mo., Denver, Colo., and Massachusetts. Several plan moves or trips, with Oakley, Emporia, and Lawrence connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Coffey
Alberta Rex
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Harry Green
F. A. Derby
Topeka
Robert Vaught
Ottawa
Carl Fabian
Marie Hallenbeck
Lucille van Swearingen
Columbia
Ed Abels
Richard J. Hopkins
Will G. West
D. A. Yost
Huntington
W. A
Harold Herriott
Garden City
Herriott
Business College
Mell Buckus
Winfield
Melba Buckus
C. Richardson
George Francis
Leota Thayer
Russell
Denver
Colo
Fred Whaley
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Clarence Steffin
Burdett
Minnie Whaley
Art Neal
Skelly
R. Paddock
Dodge City
Clarence Houk
Emporia
Houk
Palace Clothing Company
Kansas City
Nell Asher
Bill
Charles
Quincy
Mass
Massachusetts
Maine
Canada
Cross Word Puzzle Clue List From Turbulent Page
Puzzle clues mix across and down items with numerous misspellings and garbled text. It appears as a scanned crossword page fragment listing many familiar and obscure clues across varied topics.
Topeka Night Dance With Casa Loma Orchestra
Lawrence youths plan a trip to Topeka for a dance at the Old Mill with Glen Gray and Casa Loma Orchestra on tour. Pee Wee Hunt and Kenny Sargent will join the broadcast stars for the radio program. D C O Neal leaves for Hutchinson to visit relatives for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helzberg
Topeka
Kelly Cowan
Minneapolis
Kan
Mrs. Claypool
Albert
Burlington
A. A. Marshall
Henry Schlegel
Paul Woodard
Colorado
New Mexico
Lawrence
Old Mill
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Society reelects officers and names 1937 convention city
The First Grand Independent Benevolent Society closed its session by acclamation reelecting all officers and hearing the grand custodian's report. Lawrence list includes Rev. W. S. Sims grand lecturer John Taylor Ethel Johnson and Anna Winston. Leavenworth won the silver cup for best membership and will host next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Independent Benevolent Society
Lawrence
W. S. Sims
John Taylor
Ethel Johnson
Anna Winston
Leavenworth
Hopewell Independence Local Social Updates and Fire Report
Lawrence visitors and rural neighbors figure in a string of social notes from Hopewell Independence. Families welcome relatives in town and at farms while others visit Harrisburg Archi Oklahoma. A trio of grass fires near the slab prompt quick community action and local response.
Fires Spread Along Highway Endangering Property
The blaze crossed into Howard’s pasture burning about an acre and torching grass along the highway before being controlled. A second fire burned in Mrs. Bessie Thompson’s timber by the highway. A third fire threatened Henry Bailey’s property as well. Investigators believe tossed cigarette stubs or matches started the fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howard
Bessie Thompson
Henry Bailey
Conrad Altenbrendt J
Lawrence
Earnest Schulmeyer
Welcome
Henry Seeles
Husted
Illinois
Minnie Seele
Henry Seele
H. R. Husted
St. Francis
W. R. Nichols
George Reynolds
Julia
Letha Mae Taul
Margaret Counts
Jamie Taul
Smithville
Julie
Letha Mae
Liberty
Sophia Schwartz
Hattie
Oscar
Anna McCain
Nellie
Edith McCain
Gilbert Gander
Baldwin
Farmers Union
Hopewell School
W. RB. Nichols
Memorial Hospital
Stewart- Barnett Funeral Home
C. F. Holcombe
Ives Chapel
Preston Nichols
Washington, Neb
Silvernail
Kansas City
W. C. McCune
Tulley Moore
Ray Murray
Wm. Seymour
Arthur Wiley
Community Notes From Kaw Valley Friendly Hour Gatherings
Mrs. Bert Mitchell attended the Friendly Hour at Opal Underwood’s West Lawrence home. Numerous local residents and visitors from Bartlesville Franklin Reading and Oklahoma spent time with families in Lawrence. Frequent social calls and family visits highlight a busy week in the Kaw Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mitchell
Opal Underwood
West Lawrence
William Hughes
Bartlesville
Okla
Nydia Hughes
Hughes
Park Hetzel
G. A. Stanwix
Franklin
Harold Altenbernd
Altenbernd
Grant Risley
Reading
J. C. Saunders
Seth Slaughter
Lawrence
Gustave Schaake
J. W. Bolton
William Saunders
Mr. Saunders
John
Kenneth Schutz
Dearfield
William Chaney
William Lemon
Caroline
Frank Steele
Owen
Oklahoma
Walter
Ida
North Lawrence
Ted Flory
James Corel
Eugene Corel
Barbara
Les McGee
F. G. Hughes
Mary G. Allen
Josephine Gilmore
Nydin Hughes
Don Westheffer
Don
Fred Laughlin
Louis Hadl
Marguerite
Robert
Carl Altenbernd
James Turner
Gracie Steele
Gordon Davis
Beulah Joy
Michael Schuts
Marion Hughes
Blossom Ewing
Hugh Randall
Christian Church
Charlotte Aldrich
Corerena
Kansas City
Rhoda Perkins
Delbert
Jeanette
Jim Saunders
Eudora social week features ice cream and visitors
Residents attended a doubleheader bail and ice cream social at All Park in Eudora hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church. A parade of visitors arrived from Kansas City, Tulsa, Lawrence, and India with many relatives gathering for meals and conversations before weekend travels.
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Dren
All Park
Eudora
Ach
Corriene
Robert Aldrich
Kansas City
Jim H. Saunders
Kenneth Schutz
Number Six
Bert Mitchell
John Strong
Wayne
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Walters
Oakridge
Stanley Cox
Leeds
Elmer Cox
Stanley
Roy Cox
Eugene Corel
Barbara
Floyd White
Tonganoxie
A. G. Copeland, Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Ed Perkins
Copeland
John Patterson
Vikarabad
India
Don Westheffer
Josephine Gilmore
Weaver Bottoms
Carl Ness
William Lemon
Caroline
Theodore Flory
Beulah Joy
J. C. Saunders
Ralph Standing
Mallevelyn
George Eberhart
Grace-House
Clarence Davis
John
Glen
Lawrence
Heyward Risley
Reading
Correne
Jim Saunders
Frank Steele
Oklahoma
Gordon Davis
James Turner
W. L. Kiefer
Ed Worswick
Oskaloosa
Leslie Wagoner
Kiefer
Worswick
Harold Altenbernd
Franklin
G. A. Stanwix
William Hughes
Bartlesville
Marion Hughes
Chicago
Marion
Garnett Hughes
Wesley Hospital
Ida Puckett
North Lawrence
Bellah
Local residents visit families across Lawrence area
Olds and Mitch ell families host callers with visits from Morgan Johnson and Schaake groups. Lawrence and nearby towns are represented by Gilmore, Saunders, Martin and Mitch ell relatives. Marjorie Kiefer and Ted Flory ties noted with wedding attendees and church events.
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Old
Conrad ‘Altenbernd
Lawrence
Arthur Schutz and Sons
Bert Mitchell
E. D. Morgan
DeSoto
E. D. Johnson
Long Island
N. Y
Milton Schaake
Johnson
Schaake
William Gilmore
Chicago
James Gowan
Hutchinson
Jerome Gilmore
Charles, Gilmore
Gilmore Sisters
J. (. Saunders
Mildred
Harold Saunders
Loraine Martin
J. D. Martin
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Hiawatha
Arnold Mitchell
North of
Charles Mitchell
Eudora
Bert *Mitchell
Ivan Meyers
Alva
Okla
Meyers
Marjorie Kiefer
Mr. Meyers
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Sadie Hutt
Mothers’ Club
A. D. Carroll
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J. P. Jensen
Vern Swallow
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Terrace
Rae Ford Clarke
Alfred
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Lillenas
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Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Glenn Jackson
Jackson
Irene Gibler
Harold Hirshell
Marianne
Joyce
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Maorpfaret
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Paul
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Sarah Gitler
Eudine Johnson
Kestvice
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Gene Giller
Athernie
Fred Baldwin
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Charles Bellas
Louise
Opal
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Raseed Jones
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Tete Maness
Chilace Hatcher
Don Tom Hout
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Roy Harrell
Rebekahs
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Kingdom
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Odachusetts
Request
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Nisky Triplets
Troy
N.Y
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Jacqueline
Jean
Anna Marie
Associated Press
Convention
Hopewell Independence
Leslie Hardtaker
Lawrence, J
Will Vaughn
Walter New
Archie, Mo
W. R. Jeffries
L. Lucas
Tuesay
Lois Tucker
Arthur Rockhold
Edd Houghton
Salina
Ada Williams
Junior
Richard
Walter Kennedy
W.H. Lucas
Herbert Williams
Raymond Williams
Ralph Ice
Stull
Mrs. Ice
Nels Taft
Mrs. Draper
Dick Brown
Geo. Newland
Leonard Newland
Rantoul
Tom Curtis
Roy Merchant
Nels Toft
Graham
Earl White
Ses City
Frank Marshal
Ryen
John Klinkenberg
Wiley
Mathe Rupp
Eads
Cole
Cochrane
Clara
Dorothy Cocherane
Lyndon
Clarence Faulkner
May Nichols
Merlie Davidson
S. R. Brower
Frank Freaman
Louis Wyatt
John Stalter
L. M. Troup
Eleanor Troup
Kenneth Troup
H. R. McCune
Alethea McCune
Kaw Valley
Mount Ralnier
Washington
Delmar Fadden
Marion Marts
Granville Jesten
Charles Cox
Jerome
Idaho
Leland Cox
William Cox
Ivan Turner
John Turner
Belleview
Carol Martin
Carol
Mabel LaCroix
Nela
Shannon
Joe Shannon
Martin
Johnnie
Oliver Schutz
Lake View
Betty Sue
Bobby
McLouth
Oakland
B Mirs
Henry Desque, Jr
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Peggy Anne Landon
Alf M. Landon
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