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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

5

Open house and club events listed for Tuesday to Thursday

Tuesday events include Mr and Mrs J M Boyd open house eight to six and seven to nine at the country club ladies day. Finesse club features Mrs Fred Zoellner. Wednesday Scotch foursomes at the country club tea at five. Mizs Ada Kay Kirchhoff and Miss Betty Lou Green attend tea at Evans Hearth. Thursday class at ten with Miss Margery Datton Dr Thomas Hurst at Plymouth Congregational church progressive contract club Mrs Juni us Underwood and B and P W club dinner at Evans Hearth.

J. M. Boyd Country Club Fred Zoellner Mizs Ada Kay Kirchhoff Betty-Lou Green Evans Hearth Margery Datton Thomas Hurst Iymouth Congregational Church Junius Underwood P. W Evans ‘Hearth

Lawrence couples host fiftieth wedding anniversary open house

Mr and Mrs J M Boyd celebrate fifty years since their 1888 New Berlin marriage with open houses in Lawrence at 1643 Rhode Island Street. The event blends university ties and guests from multiple states, with local clubs and family gatherings mentioned throughout.

J. M. Boyd Rhode Island Street Louie E. Douglas New Berlin Ill Kansas Courtland Republic County DeSoto Lawrence Fort Lauderdale Fla

Langdon and Stutzman noted in Topeka community items

The Kanwaka Literary club held a picnic at Gage Park in Topeka with about sixty attendees including Roy Platt, Channes Miller, Billy Baugh, Lorraine Clark, Pauline Richardson, Jane Topping, Eugene Jameson, Robert Richardson and Ross Wulfkuhle. The Past Noble Grands club met at I C O F hall with Mrs Lydia Tidrow ill, officers elected for the year, and luncheon served. Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers met with Mrs Grant Eichhorn. The Monday contract club gathered at M J Getto’s home. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a 2:30 PM meeting with Mrs Sophia Agile chairing the June group.

Kanwaka Literary Club Gage Park Topeka Roy Platt Lake City Channes D. Miller Tonganoxie Billy Baugh Pleasanton Lorraine Clark Pauline Richardson Jane Topping Eugene Jameson Robert Richardson Ross Wulfkuhle Noble Grands Club I. C. O. F. Hall Oscar Olson Lydia Tidrow Gertie K. Johnston Bertha White Dora van Neste Stella Burkert Edna Lawrence Emma Johns Vera DeVore Lula Randal Flora Penn National Association of Letter Carriers Grant Eichhorn Rex Kendall Ladies’ Aid Trinity Lutheran Church Sophia Agile

Commencement Guests Honor Multiple Graduates and Events

Mrs. E Jacqmain hosted weekend reception for graduates including Georgia Sue Reuter Topeka Rex Conner McPherson and Herbert Sizemore Limar Mo plus guests from Emporia Marysville Topeka and Lawrence. Separate notes cover golf results club meetings weddings and society events with local figures and institutions.

E. Jacqmain Georgia Sue Reuter Topeka Rex Conner McPherson Herbert Sizemore Limar Law Mary Ruth Thomas Emporia John Lintner Marysville Wilma Stewart Phil Harris Lawrence Rose Stach Topeka G. A. Sizemore Lamar Lewis Roberts Alta Vista Claude Freese Henry H. Kubik Coffeyville Lawson Brown Mary

Missouri couple wed in Trinity Lutheran ceremony

Miss Gwen dolyn Oyer and James Stokely Dukelow were married at Trinity Lutheran church in a morning service officiated by Rev. Charles A. Puls. The bride wore navy and pink and carnations, with maid of honor Miss Theda Ray. The couple plans a honeymoon in the Ozarks and will reside at 3205 Broadway Kansas City Mo after June 15.

Gwendolyn Oyer E. W. Oyer Hutchinson James Stokely Dukelow Elmer Dukelow Trinity Lutheran Church Charles A. Puls Theda Ray John Dukelow Dukelow University of Kansas Kansas State College Manhattan Ozarks Broadway Kansas City Crane Company Novella Morton

Notable Guests at Lawrence Commencement Week

Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra and Mrs. Dykstra visited Lawrence with Prof and Mrs C J Posey then traveled to Madison Wisconsin where Dykstra heads the University of Wisconsin. Prof E N Dean left Lawrence for Columbus Ohio to teach at Ohio State University next year. Florence Harch and her son Bob returned to Atchison after the graduation of Frank Harwi from law school. Victor Wiegel, who earned his A B, planned a brief Kansas City visit before returning to Hutchinson. Mrs Curtis Atkinson of Wichita Falls was a guest of Chancellor Lindley. Mr and Mrs Robert Rankin hosted guests from Kansas City and Rankin received a gold medal for fifty years since graduation. R H Stewart attended the Kansas barber state convention in Topeka.

Helena Mont Adair A. R. Adair Topeka Laura A. Olson Ellis Montana Theda Ray Novella Morton Gwendolyn Dyer Hutchinson Nadine Burke Kansas City June Ulm Don Carver Salt Lake City Utah H. W. Keene Blaine Phillips Phillips Ottawa Keene Gwinn Henry Trinity Lutheran Hospital Alice Mueldener Lyons Kan Gladys Campbell W. H. Evans Wilbur Lawrence University of Kansas Medical School Eureka Evans Portland Ore Earl N. Pierce ElDorado University of Kansas Wade Pierce V. A. Wadhams Milwaukee Wis W. A. Wadhams Black Hills Scott Brown Rushville Neb Brown Lorna Christine Clarence A. Dykstra Dykstra C.J. Posey Madison Dyktra University of Wisconsin E. N. Dean Columbus Ohio State University E. H. Lindley Atkinson Lindley Robert Rankin Ernest Rankin Rankin R. H. Stewart Hugh R. Adair

Camp staff and guests visit Decker home in Bowlus area

Mrs Bailey and Mrs Bowlus attended a visit at Mr A I Decker’s home. Miss Florence Dill departs tomorrow for Williams Bay Wisconsin to join Conference Point camp as a camp family. Francis Dil and Robert Lomasson from yesterday’s graduates begin summer life guard duty at the same camp. Francis has worked there for nine seasons.

University of Kansas Launches Thirty-Sixth Summer Session

Registration opened for eight week summer term with over 200 courses across eight schools. New students register in Frank Strong Hall while all students enroll at Robinson Gymnasium. Classes start Thursday at 7 30 a m with library service available daily from 7 20 a m to 10 p m except Sundays.

University of Kansas School of Law Frank Strong Robinson Gymnasium

Varnum Leaves for Los Angeles After Son's Degree

Walter Varnum, Potentate of Abdal lah Shrine, travels from Kansas City by air to attend Shrine Imperial Council meeting in Los Angeles after his son's university commencement. Mrs. Varnum accompanies him. Walter Jr. departs Kansas City for a two week vacation nearby Los Angeles.

Walter Varnum Kansas City Los Angeles Shrine Imperial Council

Reward Offered for Body of Mull in Kaw River

County commissioners approve a $25 reward for the recovery of John Mull a 23 year old Lawrence man believed drowned in the Kaw river Mull fell into the river May 20 while fishing at the dam spillway Sheriff Fred Vogler requested the reward during the meeting 한다.

John Mull Lawrence Kaw Board of County Commissioners Mull Fred Vogler

Gale in Kansas City Blows Down Hundreds of Trees

A night storm toppled hundreds of trees and branches in Kansas City as winds reached 67 miles per hour and an inch of rain fell in thirty minutes. A KMBC radio tower collapsed and many power and telephone lines were damaged or torn down.

Kansas City KMBC

Pueblo dog catcher limited by children noise ruling

Pueblo city commission decides the dog catcher may not be tasked with removing noisy children. The ruling follows a complaint about dogs cats and kids disturbing a night watchman, prompting neighbors to seek relief by city action.

Pueblo Colo

Early American mills and animal control mention

A fragment notes moving from general urban reform to focusing on catching dogs and cats. It recalls that the first American cotton mill was built in Massachusetts in 1803.

Massachusetts

Local Graduations and Social News Across Clearfield Area

Freshman James Deay wins Time contest and will get a book. Douglas county rural schools honor roll lists Jean Clark Aileen Johnson Nadine Chaney with 90 percent. Clearfield participants perform piano duet at Lawrence exercises. Numerous social visits, showers, reunions, and a weekend auto accident report fill the community notes.

James Deay Eudora High School Time Magazine Jean Clark Pleasant Oak Aileen Johnson Nadine Chaney Clearfield Douglas County Helen Schendel Lawrence W. J. Selzer Otto Imogene Paul Sommers Eudora John Sturm Nelson Worden Alvin Scheller Kansas City G. Trabant C. F. Weidensenl Emma Zipp John Ehler Blanch Goodman C. C. Breithaupt Raleigh N.C Emma Breithaupt George Wesley Deckwa Clarence Hausman Baby Gabriel Topeka Ted Brecheisen J. W. Deay Tonganoxie Sarah Hausman George, Jr Minnie Hausman Paul Argentine Ben Shore August Lawrenz Minnie Emma C. Lawrenz Baldwin Henry Oklahoma City Henry Breithaupt Edgerton W. L. Selzer Fred Lawrenz Clearfield W.M.S Addie Brecheisen P. Patrick St. Joe E. G. Kretsinger Orta

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University Clarence A. Dyk James H. Lawson Madura India William Allen White Mportr Kurtin Atkinson Wichita Falls Tex J. T. Constant Misa Lillian Constant Colonial Kenneth Constant New York City Charles Rankin C. H. Constant Paul Rankin Pauline Rankin Harold Constant Mary Helen J. L. Constant M. J. Getto Michael Ludy Cotton Mary Maiden Sue Wright Johnny Zimmer Heresa Osma Jackie Moore Ynthla Carter Sammy Moore Ann Rumsey Ethan Smith Patay Allison Sammy Anderson Everly Brand Dicky Rumsey Joan Jones Dicky Coolidge Jane Coolidge Charles Jackman Shirley Smith Clarke Jackman Kirley Casey Robert Haggart Tin Clifton Gad Smith Case Clifton Jack Brand Anice Monteith David Hill Pilen Jane Lupton Freddy van Bebber Ty Klooz Douglas Just Donna Maiden Mikey Conger Nancy Jane Lindsey Michael Getto Mie Verona Women’s Club Independence Charles Radcliffe Social Circle Club Francis Christianson Hattie Bardwell Hetty Elvina Ralph H. Stutzman A. J. Stuteman Crystal Springs Mrs. Stutzman Missouri Street Mr. Stutzman Robert Quillen Jane Publishers Syndicate Langdon Stutzman Charles ‘Radcliffe William Carter Hunter Monteith Wallace Agey Tennessee Street John Bowser The University Medical School Betty Day S. W. Atkinson Bradford College Haverhill Mass Vance Davy Miss Day Boston Ruth Hoover C. E. Decker Glenn Chariton Brackett Farm Bureau B. A. Green Congregational Church E. B. Dicker Elm Street Robert Markley Vivian Norma Frank L. Johnson Tesora Club Jack Campbell Ohio Street G.A.R Veterans’ Hall Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church E.G.L. Harbour C. E. Ingle Friends of the Society Phi Delta Theta Mrs John Jenkins III Jenkins Mabel E. Campbell Lois Williamson Eleanor Bartz Margaret Ogden Harry Neis Virginia Shirck Minnie Abel Alvin Johnson Ralph Schmidt Magdalene Grosdidier Everett Wotan Hilda Gerstenberger Lois Riederer Belpre E. L. Durbin Russell Blake Calif Edwin F. Price Methodist Episcopal Church Blake Ozark Smile Girl Boonetta Walker Noel, Mo Joplin Lady America Venus K. U. Summer School Walt Varnum Borhood On Strong Harry Strong Henry Broken Roy van Devanter Carlsbad N. M Texas Fred Deay Evertt Deay Anna Mae Neustifter Alberta Deckwa Harold Eberhart Herman Wichman Paul Hausman Fréd Lawrenz Dan Selzer Henry Roche H. A. Edler M. Breithaupt Henry Deckwa Harry Wertz John Selzer J. Chaney Frank Williams H. D. Brecheisen Emma Johnson Lena Briethaupt Mary Brecheisen Lena Gabriel Mable Edler Ellen Melvile Ward Fowerfone 820 Lindley’s Kansas Cleaners Phone China Col Theodore Roosevelt, Jr U. S Marilyn Chu New York York, In Electrolux Kansas Public Service Company Central Plumbing Co. — Co-Dealer
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