Social Calendar of Club Events This Week
Tuesday Finesse club hosts Miss Vivian Skilton at the Golf Country club. Wednesday features Mrs George Esterly and contract club. Mr and Mrs Ellis T Johnston attend dinner bridge. Thursday Chapter EA PEO at Jancheon hosted by Mrs R E Lawrence. A O O W club with Mrs SC Hinshaw. B and PF W club picnic at Robinson gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Skilton
George Esterly
Ellis T. Johnston
Jancheon
R. E. Lawrence
SC. Hinshaw
PF. W
Robinson Eymanasium
Lawrence couple wed at Ricker Hall in 1930s ceremony
Miss Elma Richert of Lawrence and Renwick Crockett of Lawrence married last evening at Ricker Hall 745 Ohio Street. The service was before a fireplace adorned with palms ferns calla lilies and tapers. After a reception about thirty guests joined the couple for a two week honeymoon before settling in Ulysses where Crockett works as certifying officer for the FERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Richert
Lawrence
F. H. Richert
Goessel
Renwick Crockett
Ricker Hall
Ohio Street
Paul Crockett
Topeka
Nevin
Alba
Cloud Vermilion
Phillips
Stand for What's Right Amid Divided Ranks
A 1935 syndicated social reflection notes that choosing a side in public affairs often pits a person among others they are ashamed to associate with, highlighting the moral strain of partisan loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Omaha Arbitrate Strike Under Martial Law
Omaha under martial law as Governor Cochran orders immediate arbitration of the street car strike. Cardinal points including seniority and reemployment are to be decided by a three member board. Cars to run now while the arbitration proceeds and the city awaits the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
UPI
R. L. Cochran
Arbitration Board
Cochran
Sam Reynolds
American Legion
Ernest Bowerman
Central Labor Union
Personal notices from Topeka society events and hospital updates
Mrs. Mary L Makison of 1607 Tennessee street is hospitalized in Security Benefit Association hospital Topeka for treatment. Prof and Mrs C H Ashton left to spend summer with their daughter Mrs Leon Bocker and Mr Bocker. Mrs L A McNalley of Minneapolis Kan rode the streamliner with her daughter Mary Beth visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Simons. Mr and Mrs J W E Riggs occupy Mrs Harriet MacDonalds residence for the summer. Mrs MacDonald visiting Mrs W E Tenny will depart east in late July. Mrs Louisa White of Haskell Institute spends two weeks at Forte Hall Ida. Mr and Mrs Harold Jordan and daughter Rosemary of Topeka visited Phillip Commons on Learnard Ave over weekend. Mr and Mrs C E Hill and daughter Wilma June attended funeral of Mr Hill’s aunt Mrs Valentine Hill in Leavenworth. Mr and Mrs Earl Potter and sons DeWitt and Richard left for Chipita Park Colo. Mr and Mrs Ellis T Johnston returned from Manhattan for I O O F lodge homecoming with about 1000 attendees. Mrs Johnson, Rebekah state secretary, on program. Mrs F W Salveson and Miss Marie Woodruff to attend summer school in Greenville Colo. Andrew Winborn, injured last week, returned home from Memorial Hospital. Mrs A H Graton went to Washington DC. Memorial Hospital Notes: Mrs Olaf Ravndal and twin babies to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Irving Hill. Mrs E L Votan and infant daughter returned to Eudora. Rev F E Auchard of Ozawkie recovering from operation. Mrs D M Baker of Haskell progressing well after yesterday’s operation. T C Richardson Route six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, L. Makison
Tennessee Street
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
C. H. Ashton
Leon Bocker
Bocker
L. A. McNalley
Minneapolis
Kan
Mary Beth
W. C Simons
J. W. E. Riggs
Harriet MacDonald
Phillip Commons
Learnard Avenue
C. E. Hill
Wilma June
Leavenworth
Hill
Valentine Hill
Earl Potter
DeWitt
Richard
Chipita Park
Colo
Ellis T. Johnston
Manhattan
O. F. Lodge
Kansas
Johnson
Rebekah
Andrew Winborn
Memorial Hospital
A. H. Graton
Washington, D. C
Enigmatic Death in Nyack Towner Sparks Probe
Nyack M D June 18 authorities puzzled over Myrtle Bennett Best found dead at former husband Candelmo home. District Attorney Dorsey cites unusual angles, an unreleased opium clue in Candelmo’s roadhouse, and a nonexploded second shot. Best divorced the dead woman days earlier. husband provides cash settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
M. D
Myrtle Bennett Best
Altho
Candelmo
Best
Dorsey
Escape When Bridge Collapses At Cedarvale Kan
A Cedarvale man Pi A Burries and his 11 year old son Joe escaped serious harm when a bridge over Otter creek northwest of town collapsed. Their car plunged 20 feet into three feet of water and landed upright. Both crawled through a broken window to safety. The incident follows a lighthearted Royal Arcanum Bulletin aside about a belated compliment at a diner.
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Cedarvale
Kan
Burries
Joe
Otter Creek
Here
Johnsons and kin voyage to Ottawa on business
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and Richard Johnson, with Mrs. Jesse O'Connor, drove to Ottawa on Friday. Mrs. O'Connor visited her aunt while the Johnsons attended to business. Mrs. Hulda Lippe, visiting her daughter Mrs. H. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Richard Johnson
Jesse O'Connor
Ottawa
Mrs. O'Connor
Johnsons
Hulda Lippe
H. H
Stoneback and kin visit in Kansas towns
Stoneback and Mrs. Stoneback travel to Wamego on Saturday. She will stay a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Bell before visiting her daughter in Morganville. Loren and Mrs. Plummer of Overbrook visited Saturday night and Sunday at William Johnson’s home. Bert and Mrs. Flora of Lawrence were guests of Edd Steele on Sunday, then Flora and the Steeles visited Grandma Steele at Belvoir. Ray Stoneback and Everett O’Connor earned honor roll at Lawrence Memorial High School. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. O’Connor hosted Kansas City visitors Mr. and Mrs. Decker Pattie and Margie Sunday night and Monday. Mrs. James Sanders shared Sunday with the Fredericks in Lawrence, and they all visited at the Lake in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneback
Wamego
Ray Stoneback
Everett O'Connor
Lawrence Memorial High School
Edd Decker
Pattie
Margie
Kansas City
J. M. O’connor
James Sanders
A. B.prederick
Lawrence
Lake
Sunday Visits and Local Society Gatherings Summary
View clubhouse and with Robert and S. M. Gentry. H. S. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Welbourn of Topeka visited Sunday afternoon with William Johnson and family. Bert Sanders and family of Baldwin called Sunday evening at the Sanders home. Mrs. Hal Wolfe and children of Topeka called on her sister, Mrs. William Johnson, Wednesday afternoon. The Missionary Society of the Clinton Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. O'Connor, Mrs. Bradley was assistant hostess. Marilee Robison is recovering from the mumps. Miss Frances Smith teaches at Thomas Kelley High School.
Aid Society Members Plan Picnic at Johnson's Grove
In Chicago, a visitor arrived Saturday to spend time with her sister Mrs. H. W. Phillips. The Aid plans an all day picnic Wednesday at Johnson's Grove for Aid members and their children. A Sigel Farm Bar meeting is set for Thursday with Harry Unger present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. W. Phillips
Aid
Johnson's Grove
Bers
The
Sigel Farm
Harry Unger
Fione Et Reau
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Margaret Kennedy
X. Jay Kennedy
John Newett
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Mich
Edith Kennedy
Spencer Wahiman
Newett
North Pine Street
Ishneming
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Harry Still
Vendredi Club
H. E. Don Carlos
Peter Emery
Missouri Street
Nina Hester
Kathryne Wilson
Chapter CV
William Kopp
J. B. Edmondson
Paul N. Kent
J. W. Gowans
Hutchinson
H. R. Johnston
Eastern Star
W. W. Russ
George QO. Foster
Ida Lyone
Addie Buckminster
Jean Drebing
William Zweifel
Robert Louis Stevenson
Aunt Het
Rgbsert Quillen
Army Blatt
Olaf Ravndal
Irving Hill
E. L. Votan
Eudora
F. E. Auchard
Ozawkie
D. M. Baker
Haskell
T. C. Richardson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marion Sidar
Hamilton
Royal Arcanum Bulletin
Sigel
Peter ID
Otto “Fischer
Curacao
Caner Heebray
Jimmies
Athletic Union
Child's Cotton Union
Ceel
Ward
Vanity Beauty Shop
W. 11Th
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