Pi Beta Phi hosts rushee luncheon at Country Club
Alumnae and active members of Pi Beta Phi hosted a bridge luncheon for rushees yesterday at 10:30 at the Country Club. Out of town guests included Nancy Faxon Frances Cox Adrian Zimmerman Martha Jane Peakrs Jane Ferguson Dorothy Breidenthal Margaret Shade Kate Dinsmoor etc. Guests from cities like Kansas City Topeka and Indianapolis attended.
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Pi Beta Phi
Country Club
Nancy Faxon
Frances Cox
Adrian Zimmerman
Martha Jane Peakrs
Kansas City
Jane Ferguson
Dorothy Breidenthal
Margaret Shade
Kan
Thomas Woodward
Catherine Catlin
Marcia Mohler
Topeka
Peg Ballweg
Emporia
Kate Dinsmoor
Indianapolis
Ind
Social Calendar Fray Agit Charlea Radcliffe Events
Fray Agit Charlea Radcliffe and bridge club events plus picnics and visits fill the social calendar. Miss Esther Johnson hosts a shower and bridge. Miss Nancy Longenecker heads to Ripley Wisconsin to teach drama. Miss Harriet Bleakley is ill at 1402 New York Street. Mrs W R Coulson and Miss Janet Coulson plan a Kansas City visit. Marian Morris guests of Vivian Lavery. L N Hart of Ottawa visits daughter Mrs R C Miller. Adrian Zimmerman returns from Kansas City. Ted Burnett heads to Los Angeles. Prof Seba Eldridge returns from the East trip. Mrs Eva Boswick and daughter Margaret visit from Topeka.
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Fray
Agit Charlea Radcliffe
N. B. CG Ct
Gene Glahn
Corte Club
Philip Olmstead
Clinton Park
Ea Klein
Esther Johnson
Colorado
New Mexico
Landes
Nancy Longenecker
Ripley
Wis
Harriet Bleakley
New York Street
Ellen Johnson
Kansas City
W. R. Coulson
Janet Coulson
Coulson
Marian Morris
Liberal, Mo
Vivian Lavery
Adrian Zimmerman
Josephine Marshall
Ted Burnett
Los Angeles
Calif
Seba Eldridge
University
Eva Boswick
Margaret
Topeka
Family visit to J J Kistler in Kansas City
Mrs Ella Longenecker and Mrs Emma Welch join Mr and Mrs J S Kistler of Alta Vista visiting their son J J Kistler and family in Kansas City. They plan to stay several days at the son’s home starting Monday.
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Mary Higham
Aileen
Edda Higham
Kansas City
Alabama Street
Alfred Lawrence
Ella. Longenecker
Emma Welch
J. S. Kistler
Alta Vista
J.J. Kistler
Vinland Grange Picnic Draws Big Attendance
A large crowd attended the Vinland Grange picnic held yesterday at Vinland. Walter Thiele Lawrence attorney and C. C. Cogswell master of the state grange spoke. The Lawrence Boys Band performed and candidates from both parties attended. A tug of war between Republican and Democratic teams, captained by R. R. Rutherford and Fritz Meyn, was the noon afternoon highlight. A basket dinner was served at noon.
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Vinland Grange
Vinland
Lawrence
Walter Thiele
C. C. Cogswell
Pretty Prairie
State Grange
Lawrence Boys Band
R. R. Rutherford
Fritz Meyn
Two day Kaw boat trip ends near Topeka
Saxe of Washburn and spouses completed a two day boat trip from Topeka as they docked at the foot of Ohio street. They camped along river banks Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Wear notes the Kaw needs a six foot channel for future vacations. The 16 foot scow must be returned to Topeka. McGill visits Lawrence meets Dr Harbour during campaign swing through Kansas. Cal Ward recovering in Salina after July 29 report.
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Saxe of
Washburn
Topeka
Ohio Street
Wear
Kansas Farmers Union Leader Recovers From Tonsil Operation
The union states that he is recovering nicely from a tonsil operation he underwent at Excelsior Springs on Wednesday.
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Kansas Farmers
Union
Excelsior Springs
Baldwin News Clyde Hall Heads North for Harvest Work
Clyde Hall left Tuesday for the Minnesota wheat fields to work during the harvest season, continuing a pattern of seasonal labor among rural residents.
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Clyde Hall
Minnesota Wheat Fields
Local visitors and visits across towns listed
Mrs C E Friend and daughter Helen Lindsey of Lawrence spent a few hours in Baldwin Tuesday. Mr and Mrs S Hougland and Mr and Mrs E D Hougland of Pomona were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Hougland. Mr and Mrs Roy McGhee spent Sunday at Eldorado visiting Mrs McGhee's parents, Mr and Mrs G L Bolte. A Journal Worth classified ad will rent that vacant room.
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C. E. Friend
Helen Lindsey
Lawrence
Baldwin
S. Hougland
Pomona
Harry Hougland
Roy McGhee
Eldorado
McGhee
G. L. Bolte
Miss Kate Dinsmoor Arrives From Indianapolis for Vacation
Miss Kate Dinsmoor head librarian in the Teachers library at Indianapolis arrived in town early this week to spend a month with her mother Mrs. George J. Barker. Miss Lela Hackney of Wellington arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. J. J. Kistler for several days. Prof. and Mrs. K. K. Landes and sons Walter and Bob returned from their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Dinsmoor
Indianapolis
George J. Barker
Lela ‘Hackney
Wellington
J. J. Kistler
K. K.landes
Fons
Walter
Bob
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Colonial Tea Room
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John Brand
Barker Avenue
Corlett Cotton
Cotton
Brand
Robert Davis
R. B. Stevens
Clifton Ramsey
Robert Haggart
Stevens
Ramsey
Haggart
Davis
Methodist Guild
Central Park
Margaret Jewell
Virgalene Davis
Kanwaka
Good Will Club
William Richards
Steinmetz
Lecompton
Ida May Richards
E. G. L. Harbour
Lake-of the-Woods
Guy Bigsby
Thurman
B. H.and
S. Bridge Club
W. H. McKone
Kennard W. C. T. U
G. A. R. Hall
Lake View
Flavia Hay
Virginia Hosford
Jack Miller
Bob Newman
John McNown
Ben Barteldes
Mackey Community Club
J. R. Payne
R. H. Edmiston
J. Wheeler
Hamilton
Bownbilt Shoe Store
Maes
Tug
Ted Wear
Topeka Apurial
Prof
Singer Sewing ‘Machine Co., Inc
South 5Th
Leavenworth
McGill
George McGill
Wichita
Osage City
E. L. Harbour
Benecratic
Wyandotte County
Harpur
Cal Ward
Salina
Fischer’s
Otto Fischer
Baldwin News
H. W. Keene
John Scott
Agnes Laptad
Kansas University
Kansas State Teachers College
Owl Lunch
Haskell
Billy Phillips
Southwestern Bell Tele
Vanity Beauty Shop
Lit
Crawford-Weatchokenny
Douglas County
Dougas County
Stiss
Prentice
Building and Loan Board
American Legion
Het
Robert Quille
Geo. K. Melvin
Robbin
Rankin’s
Rankin's
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