Lawrence men and Kansas graduates seen at local events
Gladys Gritz and others graduate from the University of Kansas with ties to Washburn. Spear, a New York-bound executive, finishes grad work and Sigma Epsilon. weddings, receptions, and reunions fill the social calendar with Lawrence, Topeka, and Wichita connections and notable alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gritz
H Clamperl
Foy William
Brown
Arthu
Lawrei
Spear
University of Kansas
Washburn
Eta
Tau ‘Alpha
Diety
Beil ! Teléphone Cohannt
New York
Local residents travel and gatherings across states
Mrs John Heim and Mrs Anna plan a Western trip from Tacoma to Wenatchee while Elizabeth Meguiar heads to San Antonio for a six week teaching stint. Others attend graduations, reunions, and showers across Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and nearby cities, with trips to Topeka, Kansas City, and Washington, DC noted among many social movements and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heim
Anna
AL Gifford
James Searles
Oklahoma City
Okla
George Forney
Turon
O ‘Simmons
Ruby
Era Simmons
Aha
Gamma -Delta
Kansas City
C. Kaufman
Topeka
W. W. Adair
Wilson
Hutchinson
K. U
W. Lfot
J.B. Carter
W. F., Shaw
Kansas ‘City
Trave Gore
American Legion
Jacl Land
Order of the Gold Star
John Harris
Howard Harris
Fredris
Lawrence Harris
Washington, D. C
New York
Irs. T
Washington
Eer- Mo
Eliza J. Ordry
Mary
Lee
Manhattan
City Library
Eusebia Mudge Irish
Mary C. Lee
Pittsburg
Penn
Arenae
Old
al 5. Smith
Henderson
Smith
H.ja
Duty
Oklahoma
City
Oklaisj
Early
Huddleston
E.H. Sellards
Austin, Fox
Lawrence
Sellards
University
Hopewell
Independence
Winters and Georgia-Walma? jam part of program for children
In Winters and Georgia, Mrs. William Adriance took her son Keith to a Lawrence clinic. Miss Geneva Snyder joined her sister for a visit. William Adriance advances hay barn construction with a tenement house foundation planned soon. Mr and Mrs Sam Sutton and children, Mr Yakle and Christine, joined Mr and Mrs Earl Harris for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Adriance
Sher (Little
Keith
Lalwrence
Ji Wee
Geneva Snyder
James Gale
Lalage Emley
Baldswin
William Adriance
Sam, Sutton
Mr. Yakle
Christine
Earl
Harris Harris
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National
Association of Letter
Chamber of Commotrce
I Akers
P. Mf Springer
James
Milburn
Abrahaprs
M Penter
Hol‘s
Grove
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B. Gebraith
Hamipton
Ethel ‘Swenson
Ulrich
Felock
B.A. Edwards
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Daughene
Margua
Unioy i. Lof Kaneda
Sand
Herington - High
Reno' S Aid Society
Chirch
Itield Dai
Reno
Oscar Halsted
E. Hy Lindley
Heller
Stockton
Deer
Deanari
Prést Blue Rapids
Ralph Freese
Lawrence Freese
Goldie “Hartmarr
Louise. Freese
Elsie ‘Dalbes
Freese
Stemia-i iPhi_ Epsilon
Kappa Eta Kappa
Electrical Engineering
Kappa
Needlécraft-elgb
Kiwanis
Noir Day
Recreation Club
School House
Gertrude
D. M. Horkmans
John Durnkley
Anta Hutt
Nell, McFarland
John J. Kistler
Roberta Nottingham
Mildred Nelson
Medicine Lodge
Blanche Holloway
Mildred Batinger
B. Batinger
Betty Goldshrith
L. D. Havenhill
Helen Leibengood
Ella Longenecker
Nancy Longenneckers
Alpha’ Xi Delta-howse
E. ‘A. Bleckey
Mae Mary Lucille Smith
Te Earl- Aity Wasi
An Harrion
Becker
Topeke
Trene
Peabody
Helen
Marcell
Uohengrin
Bidle
Iss
Winfield
Alpha Xi Delta
Mortarboard
School of Medicine
Wichita
Nterneship Jin
Phi Chi
Bridge
Broadview Inn
Monterby Réakey
Robert’ Havenhill
Sears
Mig Breakey
Breakey
Marcella Morawetz
Ruth Wilson
Geneva McFarland
iElizabeth
McFarland
Helen i Leibengool
Gertrude Wilson
Irene Moore
Adna _ Schaake
Mildred ‘Nelson
Medicine
Locice
Armista
Williamson
Sabatha
Gladys Bowman
Erma Pattersonsand
Virginia Moore
Berenice
Dudley Buck
Ackerman
Neing
Maride Arnett
Colorado
Vice
A. M. Reser
Chloe Flory
Virgil
Willow Sianne
Irene Creel
Akes
Florence
Williams
High Prairie
Caticora
Pyergisy
Abe Af
Caticore Sree
Caticora Sap
Sale
Bobdlink
the Ice & Storage CO
Association
ICE. Industries
Chicago
The
Hess Drug Store
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kam
Puritan Cafe
Beal Nice
Nick Douvas
Furia
Nick
Douvas & Company
Journal- World
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