Social Calendar Highlights At Colonial and Nearby Homes
Society contributions request noon deadlines for the Journal-World. Descriptions cover Mrs. Hurd hosting a dessert bridge for K U wives and school supervisors, Mrs. Larrick’s move to Ohio, recital plans for JoAnne Williams and Jimmy Blocker, and a ship-themed centerpiece with a surprise handkerchief shower. Also notes Midland Rural Club gathering, Mars paper reading, a Caribbean cruise party of twelve, and musical performances at the Colonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Journal-World Office
Lyle D. Hurd
Thomas Larrick
Ohio
Homer Allison
Hurd
Oarest Jackson
Larrick
William Semple
Ed Elam
Midland Rural Club
Charles Husted
Efichnorn
Clyde Husted
Esther Jones
Laura Sterling
W. W. Ware
Mars
Barbara
Carolyn Husted
Reverend Puls attends Midland college trustees meeting
The Rev. C. A. Puls pastor of Trinity Lutheran church travels to Fremont Nebraska for a Midland College board session where he serves as president and is named acting president at the last meeting with a full-time president to be chosen Friday. Nearby families and individuals also depart or travel for visits and trips including Frank Hosford and others visiting relatives and heading to various destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fremont
Neb
Midland College
Puls
Frank Hosford
Belleville
Co. A. Munger
Nancy Jo Munger
G. M. Clem
Patty Lee
Green Forest
Ark
Hattie Fisher
Joe
Bill
Wallowa
Ore
Hominy
Okla
Fred Johnson
Bob Ruble
Frank Endacott
George Endacott
Bridgeport
Will Rogers’ Memorial
Oklahoma
William Semple
Jane
Nancy
Prairie Grove
Marion Decker
California
George Mills
Corpus Christi
Tex
Mills
Kansas Electric Power Company
J. R. Ulrich
Vacation notes from Woodland Park and area departures
A roundup of residents traveling and visiting in Colorado and other states. Several families, guests, and extended relatives are noted for vacations, with trips to New York, North Carolina, Washington, D. C., Pennsylvania, Boston, Chicago, Lake Geneva, and Alaska. Local births and medical updates are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Colo
H. J. Brownlee
H.H. Holloway
Sara Ann Mott
Tulsa
Okla
Frances Sturtridge
Kansas City
Kan
Joe Holloway
Bill Holloway
New Iberia
Bert Dale
Emma Iberhart
Wilda Dale
East
New York
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Boston
J. R. Standing
Northwest
Russell Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Henry F. Holtzclaw
Chicago
Holtzclaw
Hentry
Mary
Jane
Lake Geneva
Wis
Des Moines
Harold E. Wampler
Columbus
Lawrence
Colorado
Fred Firner
John Carmody, Jr
Camp Allen
Grand Rapids
Minn
Roy R. Moore
Alaska
E. M. Owen
Seattle
San Francisco
W. C. McConnell
Fred Wood
Mrs Sam A Cooper Hostess Note
Mrs Sam A Cooper hosted a gathering with her sisters and brothers as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam A. Cooper
Cooper
Government eyes appeal to U S Supreme Court in Madison oil case
The U S government considers appealing the Madison Wisconsin oil conspiracy verdict reversal. Thurman Arnold said an appeal is “certain.” The appeals court ordered retrials for 12 oil companies and five individuals, reducing the original 1987 conviction of 46 defendants from 72. Firms fined 5000 dollars each and individuals 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Supreme Court
Madison
Wis
Thurman Arnold
Washington
Circuit Court of Appeals
Patrick T. Stone
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc
Wadhams Oil Company
Empire Oil Refining Company
Continental Oil Company
Pure Oil Company
Shell Petroleum Company
Sinclair Refining Company
Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation
Phillips Petroleum Company
Shelly Oil Company
Globe Oil and Refining Company
Oklahoma
Globe Oil. and Refining Company
Illinois
Charles E. Arnott
Retail Trade Tapers Off In New York Week
Last week's retail trade slowed slightly while wholesalers and manufacturers maintained activity, the Dun & Bradstreet weekly review reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet Weekly Review
Chicago visitor Mae Ott visits Clearfield relatives
Mrs Mae Ott of Chicago Illinois visited her aunt Mrs Emma Deckwa several days last week. Mrs Deckwa visited at the Herman Wichman home and at the home of her son Mr and Mrs Edward Deckwa over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Ott
Chicago
Ill
Emma Deckwa
Deckwa
Herman Wichman
Edward Deckwa
Ralph Ingle
Forest Grove
Mr. Ingle
Robert Hall
D. B. White
St. Louis
George Serrigo
Charles Austin
New York
Threshers hosted by Hausman family at Tuesday gathering
The Grange met at the Clearfield schoolhouse Tuesday evening for a monthly business session followed by a short program. Guests Rev. and Mrs. George Trabant of Oklahoma visited the Deckwas on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Selzer
Lilly Chaney
John Selzer
The
Grange
Clearfield School House
All
Lawrence
Naomi Brecheisen
Mable Brecheisen
Lena Breithaupt
A. A. Brecheisen
Welda
Clarence Hausman
Henry Roche
Roy Breithaupt
Eileen
Edith Joe
Albert Otto
Donald
Willie
Dale Stanley
H. A. Edler
Mable
Joe
Eleanor Hillman
R. D. Molbeson
George Hoggett
Clyde Deay
Martin Grossman
W. J. Deay
Emory Witt
Roy Vandeventer
Harry Wertz
E. E. Beck, Jr
Roy
Walter Parsons
G. M. Breithaupt
Patricia Ann
Eureka
M. Breithaupt
Overbrook Picnic Honors 82nd Birthday of Mrs M B Ray
Meriden residents honored Mrs M B Ray of Meriden at a Gage park picnic on her eighty second birthday as children grandchildren and great grandchildren gathered. Separately Mrs Dorothy Ernst Karnes earned national recognition for her poem To My Son selected for the 1939 World’s Fair anthology by Exposition Press after winning a poetry prize contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Ray
Meriden
Gage Park
Ray
Ernest
James Sullivan
Overbrook
Margarett Sullivan
Kansas City
Elmer Ray
Billy
Topeka
Herbert Friend
John
Betty
Sam Allen
Wanda Mae
Harold
Fort Riley
Dorothy Ernst Karnes
Son
Exposition Press
New York City
Kansas State Federated Clubs
Karnes
Emporia Teachers College
Frank Karnes
Local Social News Highlights From Kansas Across Towns
Attendees report on visits and movements including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker and daughter Bernice moving into a new home. Earl Miller attended a Rotary gathering in Lawrence. Dodge City visitors Mrs. Foalson and sons see relatives in Quenemo and Topeka. A fire on Mrs. J. Finley’s property was extinguished. Charles Van Ordstrand hospitalized in Topeka with gall stones and hiccoughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Baker
Bernice
Earl Miller
Lawrence
Orville Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Friday Mare
Karl Euersteiner
Bridge
K. U
Dorothy Enlow Miller
JoAnne Williams
Jimmy Blocker
Colonial
JoAnne
Joe M. Williams
Jimmy
John Blocker
Louise Robyn
Jim
Anthony
Judge
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
EB. E. Bayles
Frank E. Banks
Mobile
Ala
C. B. Russell
Houston
New Orleans
Will Sayre
Florida
Nordanzen
Tampa
Kingston
Jamaica
Barbados
Trinidad
Hopkins
Robert Price
C. W. Straffon
Frances Ellen McNish
Odell Shaver
Oskaloosa
Ketelby
Glen Steele
Double Six Club
Steele Pond
Roosevelts Deed Library
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Clyde Lewis
NEA Service
Clarissa
Clearfield
Margaret
Carl Coffman
Carl Jo
Ernest Albright
E. B. Ingle
Roy Fishburn
Charles Ingle
Joe Ingle
Portland
NEI
TM. Reg
A. S. Pat. Off
Mrs. Hunter
Iva
Carbondale
Art Reed
W. E. Beard
Ross Coffman
Edgerton
Nellie Warren
Cinderella
Mass
Fritz Co
Veatch
Nelly Don
L’aiglon
Ann Sutton
America
Lipton
Ceylon Gardens
Lipton’s Tea
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Fountain Service
Try Rankin’s Curb Service
Writtel Ice Cream and Supply Service
Virginia Ln
Penney’s
Batista
Jimmies
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