Society notes celebrate weddings and club events in Lawrence
The Lawrence Daily Journal World reports on a busy social scene including a wedding at Pleasant Grove, a reception at the bride’s parents’ home in Eudora, a Soroptimist club installation dinner with members from Kansas City and Topeka, and various garden parties, luncheons, and club meetings. Members and guests travel to events, with remarks on speakers from Kansas City and national groups, plus upcoming picnics and lodge gatherings. Names include Mrs Will Rice, Mrs Oscar Powell, Mr and Mrs Living, Mrs Helen Kurst Paulding, Mildred Watt, and others, with venues in Lawrence and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge
Will Rice
Pleasant Grove Esterday
Aber
Eudota
Waseee
Shirley
Peewy Frardner
Quansett
Artour Woodman
Robert Thevishere
Arthur Worden
Robert Westmacatt
Eudora
Ozarks
Mina
Lawrence Soraptinist Club
Dorothy Perkins
Kansas City
Opeka
Mildred Watt
Helen Kurst Paulding
Bewig
Elihs
United States
Norway
Sweden
Beatrice Hovey
South Central Region
Mra
Mier Prewidte
Cretare
Apna Tregeurers
Mee
Tete
Lawrent
Georgiana Gravee
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
EL Ay, Srne
America
California
Hays Woods
Salem
Ore
Flord Hodge
Fred Champagne
Newport
Agate Beach
Ndeppe Bay
Henry Lech
Eugene
Westwood
Charles E. Patton, Jr
Logan
Don
A. L. Lyn
Indiana
George Lisson
Ann
Baltimore
J. J. Bisker
Petersburg
Linwood
Charles
Clyde D. Wilson
Johnny
Vermont Street
Myr
Gordon Simms
Tacoma
Washire
Simms
E F. Hunter
South
Massachuse Street
Simims
Venezuela
Draper Named Clerk Stenographer in U. of Kansas Music Education
Mrs Draper Glenna R Draper wife of a veteran and former DeSoto music teacher receives appointment as clerk stenographer in the University of Kansas music education division. The position comes from the Kansas Department of Civil Service and she began work June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Draper
Hk. U
Mra
Glenna R. Draper
Sun- Vipers
Kansas Department of Civil Service
Reservists Meeting in Parsons Forms Artillery Units
Reservists from Parsons and Pittsburg gathered in Parsons yesterday to activate three batteries of the field levy reserve corps, forming the Howitzer battalion under Captain Cool Ro Wie. Batteries R and C will be at Pittsburg as staff rosters remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kar
Parsons and
Mittsburg
Field Levy Regeree Corps
Atery Altsst Ranch
Cool
Pittsburg
Personal notices of travel and visits across several towns
Mrs J T Rexnoide returns to Shreveport after visiting Lawrence while Electa Kindlesperger plans a two month Camp Hiawatha visit. Pauline Hoover heads to Atlanta with family. Hawk family vacationing along the coast to the west. Seetin family from Arlington and Was ton with Nadine Chaney visit, returning early July. Mrs May Seetin and Sam Seetin travel to Hempstead Long Island. plane trips to Florida and Puerto Rico noted. Mrs Heyward Risley returns from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgery. Prof A T Walker and Clarence Hodge families relocate for summer travel. The narrative lists multiple rail and road trips and homecomings across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Rexnoide
Lawrence
Shreveport
Electa Kindlesperger Willeave
Camp Hiawatha
Korea
Deer River
Minn
Pauline Hoover
J. B. Mack
Atlanta
Merc
GM. Hawk
Ho M. Hawk
Alabama Street
Los Angeles
San Francisco
May H. Seetin
Wwe
Mav
Mondiy
Mattie Skinner
Almira Avenue
Mav Seetin
Master Set
Sam EK. Seetin
Hempstead- Mitchell Gardens
Long Island
Sergeant Seetin
New Bid for U.S. Lean Amid Civil War Echoes
A fresh wave of national government pleas and claims emerges within the last 24 hours. The tone is desperate and framed as a renewed bid for American unity, urging immediate action to avert dire consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Shanghai
Joan
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Joseph Cox
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C. B. Taylor
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Ernest Schaefer
Sunflower Road
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Kan
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Rose Wood
Louise Ditmars
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Fannie Curtice
Margaret Miller
Ruth Titterington
Donnas Craisx
Helen Heck
Wood
Marvin
Donna Jean Ditmars
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Charles Price
Chamber of Commerce
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Kansas State En
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Darlene Schindler
Ve Emrich
Bluebird Theta Rho
Dean Bingham
Rita Roney
Caroline Traynor
Melva Dean Hanver
Elise Wager
Marjorie Darnell
Betty Washington Chanter
Ralph Cain
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R.G. Mahieu
D.A.R. Congress
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Filair
Mre
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Ida Bye
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Inde
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PEO
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Detroit
American Federation of Musicians
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Litwin
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