Local Club Notices and Weddings in Lawrence Area
A series of social items from Lawrence covering club meetings and picnics from Tuesday to Friday, including the Victoria club, Degree of Honor reunion, American Legion Auxiliary events, So-Sew and Team Whist clubs, and a Happy Hour picnic at Clinton Park. Also reported are a Burlington marriage of Gertrude Brookens to Walter Zscheile, a First Christian church picnic, Ladies Day results at the Country Club, a Carr family reunion, summer union meetings of Lawrence church youth, and an early spring wedding of Charlotte Elizabeth Farby to John L. Lane in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Club
George Fisher
G. M. Faber
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey- Liberty
Tesoro Club
W. H. Blevina
James Osborn
Cr. W. Sparr
Happy Hour Club
Clinton Park
Fifth and
Mississippi Streets
First Christian Church
John Datchen
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 0
Virginia Detler
Deans
Christian Church
Tenth
Kentucky
Charlotte Elizbeth Farby
Florence Farby
Topeka
John L. Lane
Ida M. Also
T. H. Aszman
Community Notices From Topeka and Nearby Areas
Residents and former residents of Westmoreland hosted a basket dinner at Gage Park Topeka with attendees from Lawrence Baldwin and other towns. Marriage notices include Ruth Erickson and John Milton Mahoney in Missouri, Dorothy Leibengood and Fritz Koch in Topeka, and Mary Helen Backie and John Logue in Belleville. Club meetings and social events are announced for Kanwaka Literary Club Thursday and the General Ladies Aid at First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland
Gage Park
Topeka
Lawrence
J. R. LaMont
M. P. Lal
Dorothy Wilson
Pearl LaMont
Violet LaMont
Robert LaMont
Baldwin
R. A. Nelson
Lena Nelson
Frances Nelson
Thayer Nelson
Dorothy Leibengood
Fritz Koch
Burlington
August Koch
Mary Helen Backie
John Logue
Belleville
Bellville
Charles Logue
Ted Sanborn
K. U
General Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Methodist Church
George Jones
Today’s Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Answers Snapshot
Crossword item list shows Across and Down clues with partial entries. Mentions include furniture terms, plants, places, and common phrases. Contains journal-like stray letters and misprints. puzzle appears chaotic with numerous stray numbers and fragments.
Aunt Het and Community Notes From a Kansas Town
A notice page lists program plans for a church food sale with performances by Janet Pollom, Jane Woestemeyer, Abell Keeler, Suzanna Logsdon, and others. Regional updates mention Dr. Bert Nash and A Kirk Ramy attending Kiwanis events in Washington, plus moves and affairs of local residents.
Local Notes on Lawrence Residents and Visitors
Mrs. O A Bidinger traveled to Omaha for her brother in law's funeral. Mrs. Frank Hodder and daughter Margaret visited Lawrence from Kansas City and plan a Maine camp with Miss Fredericka Hodder. Mrs. Dyers and children attended a Gage Park reunion. Adelma Watson, Tola junior college salutatorian, earned a Watkins hall scholarship. Hugo Rumsey and Homer Allison left for Wichita to join Kansas Florists convention. The Shafer family moved to 1332 Massachusetts Street with Carl Shafer as Maytag distributor. Lyle Putman began medical internship at St Francis hospital Wichita. Naomi Light returned home after teaching sociology at Washington Hanover Freshman College. F M Conroy of Lawrence handled Leavenworth affairs. Mrs C A Rockland returned home after five weeks with daughter in Shawnee Okla. Evelyn Miller moved to Lawrence for Memorial hospital obstetrics role. Benjamin McGuire attends University summer school. visited Don Hays in Topeka. Clyde V Bell and daughter Bernice also in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Bidinger
Omaha
Mr. Bidinger
Frank M. Hodder
Margaret Hodder Davis
Kansas City
Lawrence
Gage Park
Topeka
Adelma Watson
Tola Junior College
Watkins Hall
Miss Watson
Iola
Hugo Rumsey
Homer Alison
Rumsey-Allison Flower 1
Winfield
Convention of Kansas Florists Association
Washington-Hanover
F. M. Conroy
Leavenworth
C. A. Rockland
Raymond Stauffer
Shawnee
Oklo
Evelyn Miller
Kansas Coach Lindsey to speak in Ottawa on Legion baseball
Coach Ad Lindsey of the University of Kansas will speak at Memorial auditorium Ottawa Friday night at 8 in the interest of American Legion baseball. Lindsey is touring the state on behalf of the American Legion junior league baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Lindsey
Legion
University of Kansas
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
American Legion
Lindsey
Faculty Recital Opens University Summer Series
The opening recital in the University summer session featured six Fine Arts music faculty members in Administration Auditorium on a cool autumn like evening. Howard C. Taylor opened with three piano solos followed by soprano Meribah Moore and mezzo-soprano Irene Peabody in two duets. Violinist Waldemar Gelich offered three numbers and Moore performed three songs. Ruth Orcutt and Allie Merle Conger closed with two pianos in Mendelssohn and Walton pieces. Orcutt impressed as accompanist. The second concert is scheduled for July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Office
Fine Arts Music
Howard C. Taylor
Corelli Thompson
Schumann-Liszt
Anacapri
Depussy
Meribah Moore
Irene Peabody
Mary
Mary Turner Salter
Hildad
Waldemar Gelich
Moszkowski-Sarasate
Mozart
Dinien- Heifetz
Ruth Orcutt
Allie Merle Conger
Elfin
Mendelssohn
Walton
Miss Orcutt
Lindquist to Meeting National Fellowship of Indian Workers
G E E Lindquist of Lawrence Wisconsin is president of the National Fellowship of Indian Workers. The group’s second annual meeting runs June 29 to July 10 in Madison Wisconsin. Lindquist will preside and is also director of the Indian section of the University of Wisconsin rural leadership school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fellowship of Indian Workers
G. E. E. Lindquist
Lawrence
Madison
Wis
Lindquist
Rural Leadership School
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Attendance Notice At Fort Leavenworth Event
Miss Ger trude Eakin director of religious activity at Haskell Institute and Rev. G A Watermulder superintendent of Indian missions will attend. Fort Leavenworth June 28 reports record low 53.8 weather. high 106.6 on June 12. Douglas County Community Night Program hosts weekly event in South Park on Thursday June 25 at 8 PM, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Eakin
Haskell Institute
G. A. Watermulder
The
Reformed Church of America
Fort Leavenworth Leavenworth
Mercury
Fort Leavenworth
Douglas County
South Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steel Social
Cale
Ali Gacenanas
Gertrude Brookens
E. C. Brookens
Walter Zscheile
J. O. Zscheile
J. D. Schmidt
Newton
Wichita
Zscheile
Sinclair Refining Company
Country Club
Carr
Gorrill Grove
L. M. Holliday
Grover Rockwell
Harry Carr
Thurman Rockwell
George Criss
Raymond Carr
William Carr
Hazel Cord
Wion
Bell Godfrey
Leo
Clive
C. W. Sparr
Kanwaka Literary Club
E. G. Haverstock
Winifred
Bula
Ruth Erickson
E. Erickson
John Milton Mahoney
Washington, D. C
Victor Grimm
Trinity Lutheran Church
Macon
Washington, D.C
Mahoney
Lawrence National Bank
Kanwaka
Good Will Club
George Richards
Fred Richardson
Mildred Johanning
University
Standard Life Association
Koch
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas Aggie
CCC
Lake Fegan
Seneca CCC
Cecil Button
Clevenger’s Station
Haley
Island of the
Units
West Indies
Fett
Frollen
Bishop's
West Point
Wyoming
Russia
Ini
Het
Robert Cuillen
Publishers Syndicate
Mr. Bell
Flint
Mich
Bert Nash
A. Kirk Ramy
Emporia
Dr. Nash
Washington
Mr. Ramy
Nashes
New York
Retha Breeze
Boulder
Colo
Gladys Cowles
Haskell
Skyline Ranch
Wvo
Wilson Clark
Vermont Street
BE. A. Dade
University of Michigan
Kansas Editorial Association
C. M. Rose
Rose
Dighton Herald
H. G. Ingham
Kiwanis Clubs
Will
Frank (Shorty) Pippert
Gen. Mer. of Sales
Lee
Miller Grand
Mer
Ralph
Rusty
Montell
Supt
Traffic & Delivery
D. C
Old Crow
Stewart
Service Dept
Jack
Pewee
Miller Mer
R. C
Pop
Miller
Miller Furniture Co
Pleasant Grove
Clyde’s Root Beer Booth
Kansas
Clyde E. Laessig
Weaver
Gracemore
Chiffon Voiles
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