Social Calendar Items From Imperial Auction and Clubs
Wednesday events include Imperial auction club with Mrs Will Pendleton and duplicate club with Miss Esther Wilson. Thursday features Mrs H C Allphin and West Lawrence contract club, Young Matrons with Mrs Harold Van Guten, Ladies of the G A R benefit dance and card parity, Easies ball, and Daffodil Club with Mrs Fred Hunsinger. Friday listings include WoO Hinnth PLEO and Chanter AZ.
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Imperial Auction Club
Will Pendleton
Esther Wilson
H.C. Allphin
West Lawrence
Young Matrons Club
Harold van Guten
Ladies of the
Easies
Daffodil Club
Fred Hunsinger
Woo
Light and Luther wed in double ceremony in Kansas
A long wedding pageant centers on Walter Light's daughter Ern ia Maxine marrying Marvin Terry son of Elizabeth Terry in Harrisonville Missouri October 31. Terry, KU alum, works at Journal World. Luther, son of F. F. Luther, marries at bride’s home with Rev. Richard officiating. Attendants include Gene Luther and Everett Figgs. couple plans to live in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Light
Marvin
Elizabeth Terry
Harrisonvillers
Terry
University of
Wd Luther
Demes F. Luther
Kanity
George C. Topeka
Charles A. Richard
Ernest Figgs
Kleen Arlent
Gene Luther
Everett Figgs
Luther
Tthe University of Kansas
Kans City
Katz Drug Company
Lawrence Junior High
Ed Beach
Nancy McClelland
Lawrence
Mayor’s ego shocks breakfast table in old county tale
A local reminiscence notes Bill’s swell-head after election as mayor and contrasts it with humble meals of cornbread and cold biscuits, suggesting a rough but affectionate view of small-town leadership in a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicaw
Lawrence club events and bridge prizes reported
Social items list bridge games and prizes won by Mrs. Arthur Reed and R. R. Smith after supper. Mentions of West Lawrence contract club hosting, Ladies' Aid at Friends church, Tesora club, and a G. A. R. benefit card party with dancing and a five piece orchestra. Also notes guests from San Diego and Palo Alto, a summer music recital, and university scholarships awarded by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Beal
Bernard Schaff
Herman Broeker
Arthur Reed
R. R. Smith
Beal
Eagles’ Hall
C. W. Schubert
Eva Abraham
Frank E. Marcy
San Diego
Cal
E. H. Lindley
Edward C. Franklin
Palo Alto
Lawrence
Chester Woodward
Topeka
Addis and Miss Abbie Atherton at club gathering
High prizes were won by Mrs. L. E. Rice and Miss Atherton. Miss Bernice Jones received the consolation favor. The party was the last this year. Mrs. Ella Longenecker will entertain guests tonight for her birthday. Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Janzen returned to Kansas City after a week of commencement activities in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Longenecker
Harold Longenecker
Louise
Mary
Topeka
H. F. Janzen
Kansas City
University
Lawrence
Janzen
D A. Miller
Mississippi Street
Emery King
David King
Miss King
Winfield
H. J. Work and Sons
Herman and
Arnold
State Medical Board
Janzens
Wichita
St. Francis Hospital
Personal Notices and Graduates Move About
H Ford Dickie, new industrial engineering graduate from the University of Kansas, heads to Schenectady, NY for General Electric training. Vera Unruh arrives to spend the summer with her sister in Roswell NM. Mrs H P Haessler and children return to Leslie Neb after two weeks with Mrs Dunigan. Dr and Mrs R H Edmiston and two daughters take a two week southern trip to Gulfport MS and other points. Minnie Walker spends the day in Kansas City. Julia Rader, KU graduate, returns to Manhattan with her mother Mrs Alice Rader and grandmothers Mrs A Dresser and Mrs C Rader. John H Clawson and daughters Jane and Margaret vacation at 941 Alabama St. Clawson, KU mechanical grad 1922, has worked at GE in Schenectady. Harriet Rynerson leaves on a northern trip for two months visiting relatives in IA MI and IL. Mrs J R Dodson and family depart for Indiana PA to attend the golden wedding anniversary of her parents. Virginia Smith enrolled with her grandmother after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ford Dickie
University of Kansas
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Vera Unruh
Roswell Military Academy Hospital
Roswell
N. M
Olga Thompson
Kentucky Street
H. P. Haessler
George William
Mary Lou
Manhattan
Alice ,Rader
A., Dresser
C. Rader
Topeka
John H. Clawson
Jane
Margaret
W. W
N.Y
Harriet Rynerson
Chicago
Kalamazoo, Mich
Thomas Wylie
Anna Dorothy Lester
Lawrence
Ludington Mich
Elden Rymerson
Jefferson City
H. Lovejoy
J. R. Dodson
Virginia Smith
Jack
Indiana
Penn
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments And Clues From A Page
A puzzle fragment filled with across and down clues including objects like overcoats toys and harpoons plus references to metals animals bread and highways. The legible portions show many numbered entries and scattered question marks indicating unresolved crossword hints.
Summer visits and travel of university folk in Pittsburgh area
A parade of academics and guests during summer break includes Miss Fray L. Goodrich heading to Columbus Kansas from the University student hospital, Prof. C Kent traveling to Pontiac Michigan, and Prof. and Mrs. F N Raymond plus Betts leaving for Hammondport New York. Also Mrs A Mezurisr and Miss Elizabeth Mesuiar head to Shelbyville Kentucky, Mrs Paul Scanlon from Hollywood California to Pontiaver Michigan, and Prof. and Mrs. Olin Templin to Evergreen Colorado. L E Sisson to Northport Michigan. Millard and Forrest Smith spent commencement week with Mrs D A Miller while Millard, a University of Michigan engineering graduate now at Schenectady, N Y, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Beauty Culture
Pittsburgh
Fray L. Goodrich
University Student Hospital
Columbus
Kan
Gifford Searles
Kansas City
A. Gifford
C. ¥. Kent
Pontiac
Mich
Ira Wilbur
Wilbur
F. N. Raymond
Betts
Hammondsport
A. Mezuisr
Elizabeth Mesuiar
Shelbyville
Kyw
Paul Scanlon
Hollywood
Cal
J. R. Hdmonds
Pantiav
Schenectady, N. Y
Valley Grove to Form Sunday School June Meeting
A Valley Grove community plan calls for a Sunday school start with a meeting at the schoolhouse on June 16 to elect officers and discuss the program. Attendees should gather at 10 a.m. for the session and address. Reading remains the same: town residents urged to attend.
Valley Grove Social News Mixes Weddings and Local Happenings
Valley Grove club notes a social meeting, Memorial Day items, and a postponed picnic. Guests included Mrs Vernon King and Mrs Mildred Champion, with Mrs W C Thiry serving refreshments. Local births, surgeries, and hospital stays are mentioned along with two former Valley Grove pairs marrying in Kansas City and Tooganoxie. The Oskaloosa Independent marks 75 years of publication as community events continue around Lawrence and Tonganoxie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
American War Mothers
Charles Starkweather
Maine Street
Harry Ocomb
Kansas City
Kan
AH Mothers
Bers
Valley Grove
W.C. Thiry
Mildred Champion
Vernon King
Welliver
Graham
Law Farm
Octave Ford
H. F. Green
Sunnyside
Berylene Skeets
Serah Mason
Bessie Mason
Harold E. Lash
Tonganoxie
The
North Christian Church
Elsie Mason
Lloyd Lash
Arthur Ousdahl
Ousdahls
Glen Botts
Smith
Oskaloosa Independent
Kansas
Roberts
Laurence Ward
Johnson
Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach Ad
Gainsayed claims tout Dr Gowdy’s drug as a cure for acid stomach with letters of success on file. Jar prices cited at 1.60 and 2.00. Liberal money back guarantee offered if not satisfied.
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Dr. Gowdy
Frederick Champion Vacation Near MacLouth
Frederick Champion travels with his brother Harold and their families in the MacLouth vicinity for a period of leisure and local exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Champion
Mac- Louth
Harold
Famil
Bridge Completion Allows Traffic on E Valley Road North of Ira Ward’s
A cement bridge north of Ira Ward's is complete enough to permit travel along the E Valley road. Local authorities report the bridge now carries vehicles, reopening this route for traffic after construction progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Ward
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Jayne Leatherman
Mary Kiene
A. B. Matthews
Ben Brown
Brown
Dover
George Kk. Maffet
Haskell Avenue
Bruce Clepper
Just Us Sewing Club
Phil Commons
Mbrs
Oliver
Commons
Canning
J. T. Farley
N.S.C. Club
Musetta Brown
Paul Scanton
Leland Quantus
M. I. Bridge Club
Howard Harris
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Laura I. Baldt
A. M. Assistent
Celtege
Columbia Liniveriits
New York
Jol
Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
Harry Allphin
Ladies’ Aid of the Friends Church
Olin Halderman
Tesora Club
Nina Davis
George Kapfer
Louisiana Street
Vera Stevens
Unitarian Church
Louise Wiedemann
Kate Caldwell
C. W. Straffon
Ednah Hopkins
H. W. Hargiss
Valse Brillante
David
Anna
Kathleen McClanahan
Racal Koehler
Mary Holtzclaw
Sue Lack
John Kistier
Ee Lows
Hugh Bayles
Drusilla
Robert Kelly
Sone Leone
Mary Katherine
Wallins
Mary Lou McDia
Nseianes
Jeanne Moye
Hauser Boatman
Volga
Dvorak Ruth Wade
Loraine Bailey Sears
Ninco
Chaminade
Betty Les Brewer
Dolores
Pleasant Grove C. P. A
Pleasant Grove
Betty Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Caryl Emma Anderson
Beattie
Olive Grace Edmonds
Oskaloose
Louise Johnson
Atchison
Coterie Club
Colonial
H. E. Erickson
Gertrude Jensen
Julia Hill
Arthur Lawrence
Lillian
Mountain Aire
ESA
Ireland
Lata
Atlii
Pif
Ozarks
Betty King
Joplin
Missouri
Arkansas
Associated Press
Harold Garner
Clifford Kincaid
O'Neal
Charles Coffman
Ruby Garner
William Keller
Ottawa
Ward
Earl Keller
Dan Smith
Russell Stewart
Oskaloosa
Stewart
Osgood Armstrong
James Wilbur
Buck Creek
George Welliver
Rosetta May Welliver
Higley
Ava
Tibbett
Orin Bliss
Chester School
Orin
Harry Bliss
Dean
Berylene
Jeff Barnes
W. O. Flory
Robinson Gymnasium
Elizabeth Dunkel
Lexington
Aes Shimmons
China
Weaver's
Weaver’s
Gantner
Real Sport
Belle-Sharmeer
Weaver
Kans
Estes, Payne & Company
Mass. St
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