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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

6

Lawrence wedding links Tombaugh to Pluto studies

Miss Patricia Irene Edson married Clyde W. Tombaugh at the bride’s mother’s home in Lawrence. Rev Charles A Pals officiated. Guests included university members and Tombaugh fellows, who will study at Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff this summer before returning to KU as a junior and fine arts student. Tombaugh is famed for detecting Pluto in 1930, earning the Slosson scholarship in science next year.

Patricia Irene Edson Clyde W. Tomhaugh Burdett Mississippi Street Charles A. Pals Trinity Luthersn Church Mary Lou Earlenbaugh

Social calendar highlights at the Country Club

Thursday social events include Mr and Mrs Julius Marks hosting a dinner bridge at the Country Club. West Lawrence contract club meets at the Country Club. Dean and Mrs D M Swarthout host a reception. Mrs A A Grean attends E O W club at the Country Club. Bridgettes also meet at the Country Club.

4. B. Weaver Country Club Dean H. W Julius Marks West Lawrence D. M. Swarthout A A. Grean E. O. W. Club Bridgettes

Social and club events fill Kanwaka area calendar

Avant of Columbus and guests of Mrs. Gaunt attend a premie supper hosted by the Friday duplicate contract club at Russell and Baty homes. Home Service Laundry managers host employees and families at Holcom's Grove picnic with music and games for about 35. Scotch foursomes attract 40 at the Country Club. prizes awarded. A miscellaneous shower honors Miss Virginia Colman with gifts, games, a treasure hunt, and light refreshments. Mothers discuss kindergarten topics at a meeting. Children’s Day program planned for Plymouth Congregational Church. Wimodausis class hosts a picnic supper at Clinton Park for husbands and children.

H. W Avant Columbus Ohio Vendreds Club Manor F. W. Gaunt F.T. Stockton H. E. Don Carlos C. E. Friend A. J. Anderson Gaunt Stockton W. E. Tenney Avant C. B. Russell Harold Baty Home Service Laundry Holcom’s Grove Edward Shaw Mabel Opal Loretta Shaw Virginia Colman Kanwaka Miss Colman M Beattie Collins Willis Colman Homer Hird L. H. Petefish Gaillard al Blaes Patricia Evanston Wio First Presbyterian Church Clinton Park

Personal note on Skiltons heads home from city

Alice Skilton, identified as a PERSONALS figure, has reportedly been chasing her brother Prof. C. S. Skilton. She left Tuesday night for her Brookline Massachusetts home. Enroute details suggest continued travel toward home.

Alice Skilton C. S. Skilton Brookline Mass Enroute

World’s Fair attendance and travel plans noted

Mrs F A Kelsey departs for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress with her son Bruce of Independence Missouri and Miss Jane Kirby and Mrs Ray Bannon of Kansas City Missouri. Several local residents plan trips or attend commencements and events around Chicago Kansas City and Cape Cod with short mentions of Denver Washington Gulfport and Springfield.

Chicago Pittsburgh Penn Cape Cod F. A. Kelsey Century of Progress Bruce Kelsey Independence Jane Kirby Ray Bannon Kansas City T. H. Draper Denver Draper Zeanna Toews Valere Davey Hiawatha Betty Ann Stauffer Charlotte Gelwix Loyce Hopp Leland Barrows Wren East Washington, DC Sanford Skilton M.A. Gleason Tommie Lou Dodge City Gulfport Miss Gulf Park College Gordon Cameron Harvard Springfield Mass Bruce Cameron Cameron

Clinton Belvoir School Meeting Names Unger Director

Nineteen attendees gathered for Clinton Belvoir's annual school meeting where Harry Unger was re elected as director and a budget of 1100 dollars was approved. Opal Shaw was hired to teach her third term at the school.

Clinton Harry Unger Opal Shaw

Belvoir Royal Neighbors Meet at Mrs Houk’s

Belvoir Royal Neighbors gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Houk to transact routine business and rehearse a short playlet for a soon to be held Overbrook convention. Members in attendance included Mrs O A Bidinger Mrs William Murphy Mrs George Houk Mrs Fred Kampschroeder Mrs Charles Houk Mrs M J Murphy Mrs Leslie Demeritt Mrs Ewing Mrs Roy Harrell Lois Harrell and Mrs Lon Lawson. The girls baseball team sponsored ice cream social last Tuesday evening drew a large crowd. Mrs Bachelor returned home Saturday after a week near Overbrook with her daughter managing the switchboard. Mr and Mrs Ebon Anderson Faye Edith Jack and Doris attended Children’s Day at Big Springs.

Belvoir Royal George Houk Overbrook O. A. Bidinger William Murphy Fred Kampschroeder Charles Houk M. J. Murphy Leslie Demeritt Ewing Roy Harrell Lois Harrell

Sunday Guests and Memorial Day Services

Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Bert Schinger and family Mrs Howard Petesiah of Iowa was visiting relatives. Miss Frances Boerkircher aided Miss Roberta Steele. Mrs Anna Morris and grandson John Morris of Leavenworth dined with M J Murphy. Frank Buchheim of Watson and Cletus Lehmann and Von Junior visited. William Nieder and children of New York and Charles Boerkircher of Washington Creek called at Murphy and Baldwin homes. Memorial Day services at Clinton cemetery drew a large crowd with Rev Meek giving the invocation.

Wright Bertschinger Howard Petesiah Iowa Frances Boerkircher Washington Creek Roberta Steele Anna Morris John Morris Leavenworth M. J. Murphy Frank Buchheim Watson Cletus Lehmann von Junior William Nieder New York Charles Boerkircher Fred Baldwin Clinton Cemetery Meek

Double Quartet Leads Memorial Day Services

Reading by Rev. Ratman of Lawrence and remarks by Major Koenig framed a program featuring songs by a double quartet and taps by soldiers from Lawrence. Dorothy Woodward and Mrs Arthur Losh led hosting duties with Mr and Mrs Kamp Schroeder of Richmond visiting. Mary Louise Pruitt visited relatives, Laverne Kampschoeder recovers from hand infection, birth announced for a Lamar Colorado couple.

Ratman Lawrence Reading Dorothy Woodward Major Koenig Arthur Losh William Kampschroeder Richmond Mary Louise Pruitt Topeka Ebon Anderson Laverne Kampschoeder Clarence Bickle Lamar Colo Bickle Madge Woodward Carl Woodward Chester Baldwin Kansas City State Lake

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