Lone Star 4 H Club Plans Lemonade Stand and Crafts
The Lone Star 4 H girls met with Irene and Rova Belle Flory to judge completed garments sew and plan a lemonade stand. A July meeting with Maxine and Olive Flory was announced plus a list of attendees including several Flory family members and Ruby Lindell Vera Flory led by Flor y. A Flower club breakfast introduced floral arranging leaf naming and ongoing July August meetings at Mrs. Sterling’s garden. The Altar Society St John’s church invited Miss Nell Delahunty and Mrs Will Hill for hostesses. A Topeka luncheon honored daughters Clara and Lydia Smithmeyer ahead of Stephens College. An Accredited Music Teachers recital at First Methodist church featured students from several studios with a long program list.
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Lone Star 4-H Club
Irene
Rova Belle Flory
Maxine
Olive Flory
Flower Club
C. M. Sterling
Altar Society
St. John’s Church
Nell Delahunty
Will Hill
Helen Dodds
Virginia Walters
Topeka
Fred P. Smithmeyer
Misses Clara
Lydia Smithmeyer
Stephens College
Columbia
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kate Caldwell
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Wilma Stoner
Louise Wiedemann
Social Notes Travelers and Visitors From Kansas City to Chicago and Canada
Mr and Mrs E E Alexander depart tomorrow for a two week Toronto vacation to visit C A Jefferis and Nellie. Mrs Stanton Olinger returns from religious workers conference at Western College for Women Oxford. Dr Elliott Porter Cape Kansas graduate and ex Westminster hamie director hosts. Mrs Houk welcomes Walter Norlander Martha Webster in Wichita. Mrs DeVilbiss Kansas City guests of Jerry Penney. J W Lawson and Irving Hill on business to Chicago. Virginia Allison travels to Hueporis for a visit through Sunday. Mrs Katherine Warren Kansas City and sister Miss Charlotte Layne Sedalia appear in social notices.
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E. E. Alexander
Toronto
Canada
Elliott Porter
E. F. DeVilbiss
Kansas City
Jerry Penney
J. W.lawson
Tonganoxie
Irving Hill
Chicago
Virginia Allison
Hueporis
Sunny
Katherine Warren
Charlotte Layne
Sedalia
Aunt Het Quote on Husband as Santa Claus
A 1937 Aunt Het panel advises women to reward generosity in husbands by praising their generosity, suggesting a playful approach to marital finances and affection.
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Santa Claus
Publishers Syndicaia
Mrs Warren Visits Husband Then Moves to City Restaurant
Mrs Warren spent yesterday in Lawrence and returns home today. She visited Mr Warren who is studying at Lawrence Business College this summer. Formerly in the Eldridge coffee shop, Mrs Warren is now assistant manager of the Myron Green restaurant at the Plaza in Kansas City. Mrs Lee Schoengelst traveled to Burlingame to visit relatives. Miss Dorothy Pinkham of Abilene arrived Sunday for a few days visit with Miss Elizabeth Dunn.
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Lawrence
Warren
Mr. Warren
Lawrence Business College
Eldridge
the Plaza
Kansas City
Lee Schoengelst
Burlingame
Dorothy Pinkham
Abilene
Elizabeth Dunn
Communists mark 150th New York constitution ratification observance
In Poughkeepsie Dutchess county the communist party led the only organized observance of New York’s 150th anniversary of ratification. Circulars praised Melanthon Smith as a fighter against reactionaries and labeled Hamilton Fish as Fascism.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Communist Party
Roosevelt
New York
Dutchess County
Frank Brooks
Melancthon Smith
Dutchess
George Clinton
Hamilton Fish
NYA Allotment Sets Kansas Youth Aid Funds
Kansas National Youth Administration allocates 161 731 dollars for high school aid and 254 289 dollars for college and graduate aid for the year. Anne Laughlin notes increases from last year when about 7 000 high school and 3 000 college and graduate students participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas National Youth Administration
Anne Laughlin
Youth Administration
Capper Says Roosevelt Likely Paving Way for Third Term
Senator Arthur Capper told a civic club in Topeka that Franklin Roosevelt is undoubtedly paving the way for a campaign to a third term. Capper cited his long association with the President and said he had no inside information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Arthur Capper
Roosevelt
Capper
Corrigan Reconsiders Earnings Plans Upon Return
Corrigan signals a change of mind about money making on his return to the United States. The transatlantic flyer says he will take the best job offered, whether in movies, vaudeville, or newspapers, after he comes back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
London
Douglas G. Corrigan
United States
Couple Drown in Neosho River Tragedy at Oswego
A wading party ended in tragedy near Oswego Kansas when James Stice, 42, and his wife Ethyl Sneck, 16, drowned in the Neosho river while two youths rescued Ethyl Speck. Mrs. Stice, 20, survived by an 18 month old daughter.
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Oswego
Kan
Neosho River
James Stice
Ethyl Sneck
Stice
Miss Speck
Stices
Thieves Strip Car Again From Broeker Vehicle
For the second time in just over a month a spare tire and wheel were stolen from J. F. C. Broeker’s Model A Ford. The theft occurred after 11 30 last night and the car was parked at 341 Lincoln Street. The car was found stripped this morning.
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Theieves
J. F. C. Broeker
Broeker
Lincoln Street
Welfare boards to discuss budget in tomorrow conference
Representatives of the state welfare board will confer with the county welfare board here tomorrow to discuss the welfare budget. The county budget, rejected by the state, is being resubmitted for discussion. London is cited as the largest fish market in the world with Boston following.
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State Welfare Board
County Welfare Board
London
Boston
Tense Arab Jewish clashes in Haifa wager deadly July turmoil
In Haifa and Jerusalem a day of violence left 65 dead and 107 wounded after Arab Jewish clashes. A time bomb in an Arab market near old Jerusalem was defused moments before detonation. A Jewish father and son were killed near Mishmar Hayarden, and three attackers fell to special constables. British marines and police enforced curfews as armored patrols guarded buffer zones.
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Haifa
Palestine
Holy Land
Old Jerusalem
Mishmar Hayarden
Jordan River
Associated Press
Repulse
Hitch-Hiker Couple Held In Slaying Case
A young hitchhiking couple from Canton Ohio are held in El Dorado Kansas for transfer to New Mexico authorities in the Moriarity cattle buyer slaying. Robert Thompson alias Brown 18 and Pauline Aldinger 19 face homicide charges after authorities say Thompson shot Francis Welker at a Moriarity beer tavern following an alleged confrontation. A .32 caliber pistol and bloody sweater were found. Aldinger claims Welker attacked her.
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el Dorado
Kan
Canton
New Mexico
N. M
Charles Parton
Robert Thompson
Alias Brown
Pauline Aldinger
Frank Stevens
Mexico
Amarillo
Tex
Parton
Aldinger
Thompson
Francis Welker
Barton
K U Sonata Recital Impresses Idle Summer Audience
Olga Eitner and Frank Cunkle presented three sonatas by Handel Brahms and Sowerby at the University auditorium on a warm evening. The near full hall reflected strong local support for the two young artists and their careful program.
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Olga Eitner
Frank Cunkle
Ejstner
Mr. Cunkle
Iss Estner
Cunkle
Sowerby Sonata Captivates In Kansas City Recital
The program closed with Leo Sowerby’s Sonata in G minor, a rare modern work read with high musical sympathy. The two young artists delivered a powerful interpretation, recalled repeatedly as audiences from Topeka and Ottawa applauded along with Kansas City attendees.
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Leo Sowerby
Topeka
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kansas Cities
Linwood Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Birthdays
Linwood residents note several visitors and family events. Miss Mildred Blomberg returned home with her parents after a visit, and Mrs. James Smith hosted a July birthday gathering with numerous friends and relatives. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tacy, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Culp, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Collins returning from New York City.
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H. C. Blomberg
Manhattan
L. C. Brannock
Mildred Blomberg
Dorothy Brannock
Cecil Tacy
Omaha
Neb
E. E. Culp
James Smith
William Anderson
A. H. Engle
Nellie Wright
Fred Meinke
Charles Coleman
George Kirkman
Lulu Lewis
Homer Collins
New York City
S. P. Collins
Smith
Veterans’ Hospital
Leavenworth
Evan Travis
Social notes from area residents and visitors
Mrs. Reynolds' parents Mr and Mrs A H Engles hosted Wednesday evening. Miss Florence Allison of Lee's Summit Mo visits her sister Mrs George Kirkman. Bobby Culp received a broker wrist and fell from a boxcar Thursday evening. Miss Dorothy Lasher of Battle Creek Mich visits Dr and Mrs F E Johnson this week. Miss Eva Everetts spends the week with her mother Mrs Dick Saw ers. Mr and Mrs Ray Britton were Pee guests of Mrs T W Mar. Mr and Mrs Louie Snider of Kansas City were Sunday guests of Mrs Snider's parents Mr and Mrs Riley Barnett. The federated Sunday school held an ice cream social Thursday evening at the high school.
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Reynolds
A. H Engles
Florence Allison
Lee’s Summit
George Kirkman
Bobby Culp
Dorothy Lasher
Battle Creek
Mich
F. E. Johnson
Eva Everetts
Dick Sawers
Local social notes include gatherings in Pickens vicinity
Mrs Roy Allison Mrs Tom Ward Mrs Laura Fox and Miss Margaret Preston attended a club meeting at Mrs Richard Verhuge home in Cafer vicinity. Mr and Mrs Elmer Martin of Kansas City were Tuesday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs John Martin home. Mr and Mrs Marion Lang of Cincinnati vacationing in Yellowstone Park called at the Martins.
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Roy Allison
Tom Ward
Laura Fox
Margaret Preston
Richard Verhuge
Cafer
Elmer Martin
Kansas City
John Martin
Marion Lang
Cincinnati
Yellowstone Park
Weekend visitors and local gatherings fill the community
Local families including Mrs Laura Anderson and daughter Annt Jenn hosted guests from Kansas City Missouri Bonner Springs and Vinland over the weekend. Visitors included Mr and Mrs H L Bryan from Kansas City and Miss Florence Allison from Lees Summit. Henry Wilson helped with hay and more residents from Texas New Mexico and Mae City Kansas joined weekend meals or calls.
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Laura Anderson
Earnest Siscoe
Bonner
Springs
Frank Hiar
Iva
H. L. Bryan
Kansas City
Jenn
Harry Wilson
Leon Anderson
Helen Seymour
Huntley
Florence Allison
Lees Summit
Dorothy Mae Allison
Donald Siscoe
Elsie Hubbard
Phyliss Attebury
Mae City
Kan
C. Ward
Earnest
Kana
City
Charles Edward Ward
Near
Vinland
T. E. Hubbard
Louie Richlein
Texas
Vacationers Mail Rate Noted in Journal World Appeal
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The
Journal-World
Journal- World
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Ruby Lindell
Vera Flory
Maxine Flory
Tarantelle
John Thompson
Adair Ry
Daffy
Dillven
Ccc Williams
DeEtta Clark
Humming Birdes
Gest
Marilyn Rosenall
Polly
Willams Chapin Clark
Wees Thompson
Beverley Dodds
Delacourt
Patsy Davis
Lake Areta
Jean’ Hemphill
Betty Ann Schoens
Rebe Jo Anne Williams
Williams
Dick Chaffin
Tally
Dutton
Mary Jewett Atabonaise Oo
Massenet
Carolyn Martin Humoresque
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Kansas
Neosho
Man
Paul J. Kilday
San Antonio
Maury Maverick
Ardent
New Dealer
K. U
Vanity Beauty Shop
W. 11Th
Linwood
Lawrence Paint & Wallpaper Store
Mass
Pickens and Vicinity
Ober
Jantzen
Seersucker
Spring
Sumner
Jeffries
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