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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1934

Page

5

Marriage of Edith Hill and Jack Quinlin in Lovell

Society notes report the marriage of Miss Edith Hill of Denver to Jack Quinlin of Lovell on a Tuesday in Lovell. Edith, a University of Michigan graduate and Kappa Kappa Gamma member, will reside in Lowell with Quinlin, a former Kansas State student and Sigma Alpha Epsilon member, now with Continental Oil.

Edith Hill Denver Colo Jack Quinlin Lovell Wyo University of Michigan At Ann Arbor Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Quinlin W. T. Quinlin University of Kansas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lowell

Ella’s shift in mood before clarification

The line reflects a pattern where Ella feigns offense or relief, then quickens to explain she did not mean harm, showing a habitual cautious attempt to soften remarks. The quote highlights social timing in conversational apologies.

A Reference Dilemma For Employers Hire Or Pass

A columnist argues employers should ask two questions about job applicants has he something to live down or something to live up to. He notes past misdeeds or indolence can haunt efficiency, while a proven standard of effort sustains performance and reputation, prompting the hiring choice. Which would you hire?

Local women join golf, clubs, and events in Mt St Scholastica area

The article notes a woman has been elected to a teaching post in the arts and crafts department at Mt St Scholastica Atchison after serving part time. It also lists free women’s golf lessons at the Country Club, several golf pairings, luncheon reservations, upcoming social club meetings, a handkerchief shower for Mary Longenecker, and announcements of various social events and a Kansas Academy of Science activity in Topeka.

Mt. St. Scholastica Atchison Foote Hutchinson Lawrence Jean Foote Mt. Scholastica

Sigel LadiesAid meeting and social events report

Sigel Ladies Aid met Thursday with 13 members and one guest Miss Betty Christy. Devotionals led by Mrs. Bert Sanders. program on War Songs and War Poems. Readings included Paul Revere's Ride Barbara Fritchie and In Flanders Fields. Next meeting June 13 at Mrs O Connor home. Guests included Mrs Donald Muir and son W G Muir.

Sigel Ladies’ Aid BE. G. Steele Betty Christy Bert Sanders H. Phillips John Smith Paul Revere A. Petefish Barbara Fritchie Carrie Cox Flander Flander’s Fields J. O'Connor Kansas Steele William Bahnmaier

Personal Notices From Lawrence Area Arrivals and Visits

Mrs. Harry Reding of North Hampton Mass arrived in Lawrence Thursday to visit Mrs. F I Smithmeyer and Mrs I Griesa on her way to California. She will return to Lawrence early next week. Miss Maude Landis and Miss May Landis arrived to spend a month in Lawrence and stay at the Hotel Eldridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall McKeever of Los Angeles left for a northern trip before returning to the Pacific coast. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Day and children of St. Joseph Mo will visit Mr. and Mrs. W Atkinson on Monday. Miss Myrtle McConnell spent Memorial Day with her brother R M McConnell and family at St. Joseph. Mrs. C E Friend Mrs L N Lewis and Mrs Hugh Means went to Ottawa to attend the district Republican meeting for women. Mr and Mrs C G Hesse entertain as guests Mr and Mrs Clay B Nichols and daughter Virginia of Des Moines. Frederick S Ted Olmstead left for Long Beach after a two week visit with his family. The family spent days with Mr and Mrs C S De Roin in Kansas City for Riverside Park races on Decoration Day. Mr Olmstead worked with Long-Bell Lumber since Longview was founded. Mr and Mrs Glen Carter and family returned from a trip to Macomb via St Louis where they bought stock for their new store. Mrs M A Burns of Pomona Cal will arrive tomorrow afternoon to spend the summer with her sister Mrs A B Davis and niece Mrs Ralph is Clyde. FE Beck left Wednesday for Washington DC with her sister Mrs Charles P.

Harry Reding Northhampton Mass Lawrence F. 1. Smithmeyer I. Griesa California Reding Topeka Maude Landis Nashville Tenn May Landis Leavenworth Eldridge Wendall McKeever Los Angeles Cal Pacific Coast Vance Day St. Joseph W. Atkinson Myrtle McConnell R. M. McConnell C. G. Hesse Clay B. Nichols Virginia Des Moines Frederick S Ted) Olmstead Long Wash Fred R. Olmstead Marcella Olmstead A. B. Davis West Rth Street Ralph Is Clyde FE Beck Washington, D. C Charles P

Birth rate is down in the United States

A federal vital statistics bureau reports a sharp drop in births, predicting a new low for 1938. Dr Timothy Murphy notes an accelerated decrease. Margaret Sanger calls it a general trend and a contraceptive victory, citing factors like voluntary birth control, infant mortality improvements, and migration restrictions affecting family size.

Washington United States Bureau of Vital Statistics Timothy F. Murphy Bureau Margaret Sanger Murphy Social Workers Convention Kansas City

Stomach Clinic to be Held at New City Hall

A stomach clinic event led by Dr. G W Jones is set for next Tuesday at 3 80 AM in the new city hall. Patients should report without breakfast. The notice appears in the Journal World offering home delivery and a summer going away classified.

G. W. Jones Yeh New City Hall Journal-World Yau, Ars

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