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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1934
Page
8
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Tickets selling briskly for the Schumann-Heink concert tomorrow at KU auditorium part of summer session. The 73 year old contralto will perform stories and songs in an evening of Der Erlkonig excluded from program. Jascha Bronart violinist to join. concert at 8 15 pm with 50 cent seats. advertising note for Plano-The Spot Cash shoe store sale.
A woman using the name Mrs. Lee Cashman of Law rence passed a worthless check at Vanity Beauty Shop Saturday morning. She bought about 5 or 6 dollars of toilet articles and received change for the remaining ten dollar instrument drawn on First National Bank. Officer Henry Smith investigated. Officers Joh Hubbell and Jim Messer checked a prowler call on Seventh and Connecticut streets Saturday night but found no trace of the prowler.
Sun day guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Flory and Wanda Lee with Teddy visiting Mr and Mrs Orbie Hupp and children. Myrle Reilly visited Mrs JG Maichel. Families enjoyed a picnic at Gage Park and a show. Royal Neighbors county convention attendees from the area gathered in Overbrook.
Bobby Ross spent a week at the Louise Reilly home and many local families were listed visiting, hosting, or dining with relatives in Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City and Hughson Cal. The record shows dinners, park visits, new purchases, and social calls among Hase Hart Desque and Coffman families during a busy period.
Mrs. George Sullivan hosted the Friendship club Thursday with a brief business meeting. Plans were made for a June 24 picnic at Gage Park in Topeka. High prize went to Mrs. Noah Shuler for rock and low prize to Mrs. Dodder. Aleene Fishburn won guest prize. Present were Mrs. Lloyd Coffman, Mrs. John Bulner, Mrs. Arthur Hase, Mrs. Louise Reilly, Mrs. Noah Shuler, Mrs. John Dodder, and Mrs. Mart.
Mrs Jennie Hartman and Mrs W A Hartman attended a gathering with Mr 3 W A Simon A M Rundle and Mrs W. Guests included Mrs Mike Sullivan and Mr Glenn Dodder with Bobby and Mrs Aleene Fishburn and Jimmy. Edwin Fishburn visited the Marvin Forth home last week.
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