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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1936
Page
5
Saturday events include a teopicnic and a day camp in Gael Seent with activities through June 26. Luncheon showers, clubs and a memorial service decorate the week as church groups, the Rebekahs, and the Woman’s Relief Corps plan gatherings, reads, picnics, and programs amid a schedule of fraternal, civic and student events.
Several university students and guests are mentioned attending conventions and visits across Topeka, Chicago, and Montebello. Miss Katherine Hurd Miss Chargi Whitford Miss Isabel Townley and Miss Betty Lemon are highlighted among others as they travel for Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi and national convention events.
In a fragmentary note, a speaker criticizes a woman named Kila for boasting about her dutiful daughter while declaring a desire for a personal servant. The text appears as a stylized, damaged snippet from a 1236 publisher syndicate.
Mr and Mrs H L Neosha of Neosha Missouri host a weekly gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Or Dery with Mrs Oscar Hiddleston in attendance. The item notes social plans and household associations in a midwestern community setting.
The page presents a mixed set of crossword clues and partial answers including Across items like Niger delta El Airs and Torry 1 with entries such as Public vehicle and Shelter Roman way. Down clues include Note of the scale and First woman, with garbled terms and incomplete fragments across a puzzle grid.
A garbled social column notes Minta Lelman and Mr and Mrs Brady among attendees. It mentions care for a patient named Nan Terrell taken to a city hospital for major sinus bone surgery, and references Dean Kurtz as of the weekend.
The report lists residents and visitors attending a midweek banquet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horn, with guests from Minneapolis, Easton, Elkhart, and Kansas City. Figures include Edwin Sanders, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Sharp, and Mrs. Roy Spencer, among many others, plus plans for extended visits and church group activities.
A scrambled OCR line hints at a poetic or lyric fragment about lights and earth. It mentions a speaker or author possibly named Ron and includes garbled wording that obscures a clear event or context. The readable bits suggest a reflective line rather than a news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Excelsior and summer, with references to a Bram wir and a union gathering. Names like Pyle and Habert appear, along with vague hints of travel and home activities. The text is unclear and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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