Society Notes From A Prairie Town Social Listing
H A Klock entertained at brides morning for Mrs. C A Caulfield of Alameda Cal with intimate friends. Recital by pupils of Accredited Music Teachers at Unitarian church tomorrow at 4 30. Rev Miss Betty Nuzman and Miss Dorothy Allen sail Thursday on Saturnia after Kan sas grads. Various bridge and tea events plus a long list of social participants and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Klock
C. A. Caulfield
Alameda
Cal
Gladioli
Verbenas
Caulfiern
Ivan Rowe
Solop Emery
Dick Williams
Edna Lamb
Adrian Lindsey
Agnes Engel
Harold Constant
Hugo Rumsey
A. B. Mitchell
Ernest Bayles
C. B. Carman
Jairus Marks
C. W. Ma, Jency
Helen Wagstaff
Unitarian Church
Bilbro
Phyllis Forrester
Merri Marpol Viela
Bos
Margaret Kreider
Stanton Kreider
Copeland
Florence den Eagert
SU Well
Hugh Payies
Jane
Air
Haydn
Nk Ter
Miss Caldwell
Social Calendar Brief Notes from Wednesday Events
A local social calendar lists Wednesday bridge events at the Country club and En Regte club with attendees including Mrs Charles E Fox and Mrs H A Baeck. Activities feature a bridge luncheon, a Thursday contract club, and a Friday Country club gathering. Awards were given in placements with Mrs Charles Banning first and Miss Elizabeth Dunn third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Charles E. Fox
H. A. Baeck
M. C. Vogtel
Stu
Lloyd Schieffer
Charles Banning
Milton Janicke
Elizabeth Dunn
Ruth Blough
John Dunn
Ulrich
Flory
Aunth en ry robert quillen quote on children
A 1923 quotation from Robert Quillen notes that nothing changes taste in movies like having children of your own to see them. The line emphasizes parental perspective shaping entertainment choices in a humorously plain voice.
Local notices and moving plans among Kansas residents
Baul G Rackin figures in a pending issue this week at Ellis. John Wilcox traveled Monday to Laguna Beach California to visit Au Fuse with Mr. and Mrs W A Grif Tommy Sweeney went to Cheley Boys camp near Estes Park Colorado for five weeks. Kathleen Benefield of Los Angeles visits her aunt Mrs P A Redmond en route to Philadelphia to join her sister studying for a medical degree. Benefield is a dietitian at Clifton restaurant in Los Angeles. Mrs E L Yancy returns home in Springfield Missouri after days with daughter Mrs C J Russell. Mrs Floyd Rankin and daughter Mary Nell visit Beattie relatives. Homer Gerstenberger of Eudora is among Kansas lay delegates at the union meeting of Reformed and Evangelical churches in Cleveland Ohio representing St Pauls Evangelical church of Eudora. Mrs W C Koenig and Mrs F T Stockton visited Leavenworth for luncheon with Mrs C B Taylor. Mrs Mary Gilmore Allen Mrs Yack Hughes and Miss Garnette Hughes return from Pueblo Colorado with Marion Hughes, who stopped at Little River for several days. At Garden City they visited Mrs W R Skinner formerly of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Fats Ven
Baul
G. Rackin
Issay
Ellis
Pei John Wilcox
Laguna Beach
Cal
W. A. Grif
Tommy Sweeney
Cheley
Estes Park
Colo
Kathleen Benefield
Los Angeles
P. A. Redmond
Philadelphia
Miss Benefield
Clifton
E. L. Yancy
Springfield
C. 3. Russell
Floyd Rankin
Mary Nell
Beattie
Homer Gerstenberger
Eudora
Kansas
Cleveland
Gerstenberger
St. Paul's Evangelical Church of
W. C. Koenig
F. T. Stockton
Leavenworth
C. B. Taylor
Art Studio Director to Leave for Columbia University
Miss Maud Ellsworth will depart Saturday morning for New York City to attend a six week session at Teachers College Columbia University. Miss Lucile McIntyre will lead the summer art studio in the Quincy school building through July 13, having served as instructor and aide this week. Accompanying Ellsworth on the trip are Miss Faye Orelup and Miss Hazel Lee Simmons. The group plans to travel to eastern points and Canada after the session, returning about September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile McIntyre
Quincy
New York
Ellsworth
Faye Orelup
Hazel Lee Simmons
Ellaworth
Columbia
Canada
Dr Gow Dys Prescription Promises Relief at Round Corner Drugstore
Patient reports relief from acid stomach and aches after starting Dr Gow dys prescription. States they can eat most foods now. Advert says recommended and guaranteed by Round Corner and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gowdys
Round Corner
Stop to Attacks by Nazi Troopers in Berlin
Berlin June 27 AP Chancellor Adolf Hitler assured Franz Seldte founder of the Steel Helmet that the veterans body would not be dissolved. He ordered Col Boehm to halt attacks by storm troopers on the Steel Helmeters. The dispute followed Arnsberg meeting showing anti Nazi tendencies and a police decree forbidding public Steel Helmet uniforms. The Steel Helmet recalls a 1928 agreement guaranteeing its existence signed by Hindenburg Hitler Boehm and Seldte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Franz Seldte
War Veterans Organization
Steel Helmet
Ernst Boehm
Storm Troopers
Hitler
Arnsberg
Germany
Supreme Storm
Supreme Command
von Hindenburg
Adolph Hitler
Storm
Labor
Miss Elizabeth Apel to sail for Europe for six weeks
Miss Elizabeth Apel head of East High School modern language department sails July 8 for a six week tour via Europa visiting Lime, Germany and England. She travels with Mr and Mrs I J Meade and Mr and Mrs Donald A Selt sam. Also noted are several other Kansans visiting or traveling, including residents of St. Petersburg Fla and Oakland Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Apel Apel
Wichita
East High School
New York
I. J. Meade
Donald A. Seltsam
Miss Apel
Limes
Germany
England
H. B. Ober
Ree
Oes Fopung
Chania St
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ards
Julia Osma Phil
Oakland
I Osma
Marjorie Whitney
Kansas City
Annie M.P
Veterans Leaders Note On State Unity During Storm
The veterans' leaders observed that the storm troop press department would have done better to observe reserve and silence in the interests of the state and for unity and dignity within and without.
Hoist Big Transformer At Dick Building
A crew of 10 men hoisted a 2500 pound transformer to a third floor window of the Dick Building at Eighth and Massachusetts Streets for Dr. G W Jones. Using two block and tackle sets, workers attached to scaffolding and pulled the unit inside under Park Hetzel Jr supervision. The transformer, largest between Kansas City and Salina, can develop about 220000 volts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jones
Eighth
Massachusetta
Park Hetzel, Jr
Kansas City
Salina
Representative Invites Recordings at K U C V
Kettering a Kansas graduate voice expert and former Doane College director will be at K U all day Thursday to take recordings on a Fairchild Electrical Recorder. He has already recorded at Syracuse University School of Fine Arts and Eastman School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Kettering
University of Kansas
Doane College
Crete
Neb
K. U
Fairchild Electrical
Syracuse University School of Fine Arts
Eastman School
Music recordings set at central administration hall
Illinois Wesleyan University and Denver College of Music announce recordings by Mr. Kettering in the central administration auditorium starting at 9 o clock. Interested parties should schedule appointments at the fine arts office.
District dairy judging contest set for Friday here
Representatives from seven counties are expected to compete in the 4 H club district dairy judging contest to be held here Friday under the direction of D M Seath extension dairyman of Kansas State college Contestants meet at the Farm Bureau office at 9 AM Demonstration work during the day will be led by A J Schoth assistant state 4 H club leader A picnic lunch in the park at noon is available for those bringing lunch All 4 H club members and leaders are invited Members who have dairy projects are especially encouraged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Seath
Extension Dairyman
Kansas State College
Farm Bureau
A. J. Schoth
Reed Sues for Divorce in District Court
A divorce suit has been filed in a district court by Clarence Reed against an unnamed spouse. The case details are unclear due to the fragmentary text, with references to the Reed family and erratic language. Further records are needed for precise names, dates, and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charisians Sesvist
Clarence Reed
Pines
Bat the Reeds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Nuzman
Ottawa
Dorothy Allen
Europe
W. H. Ruese
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Frank Miller
York Street
Ed Reynolds
Topewa
Lila Tingle
Lawrence
Reynolds
Gene Snow
Bud Wright
Carl Perkins
Geo. Sizer
Darrel Koontz
Verna Tingle
Ruth Price
Mary Belle Price
Fae Carlson
Maurine Bruner
Lorene McNeill
Lorene Snow
Maxine Snow
Ed Fetty
Helen Mason
Sarah Mason
Caroline Jesperson
Doris Sutton
Laura Price
Frank Nichols
Fearing
Fred Jaedicke
A. F
Wiedemann
S. John Robinson
Lodge
H. W. Craig
Bridge
Leila Steven
Joplin
Lucille Craig
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
W. H. Ulrich
Homer Flory
United States
Ruthlough
Gertrude Davison
Mildred Brown
Colorado
New Mexico
Santa Fe
San Miguel Mission
United States of America
la Fonda
Santa Fe Trail
Albuquerque
Alvarado
New
Veterans’ Hospital
Sandia Mountains
National Forests
Miss Davison
Mrs. Brown
Gilbert Shaw
Vinland
Methodist Church
Margaret Graeber
West Twenty-third Street
Janet Woestemeyer
Betty Burriss
Frank 5. Hodge
Hutchinson
First Presbyterian Church
That City
Hodge
Law School
The
Phi Delta Phi
East
Pearce
Unity School of Christianity
Cook and Ransom
Perry
Colonial Tea Room
Walter J. Harding
Lyons Street
la Vonne June
Glenn Weeks
Midland
Miller
E. C. Bugging
W. H. Weeks
Ardell Weeks
Gladen
Dorothy Westergren
Jimmy Eighmy
Henry
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Maud Ellsworth
Columbia University
Kansas Municipal
Estes
Payne & CO
Mass
Shimmon
China
Glase and
Lampe
Lois A. Baker
Wade
Ruth Baker
Wavo Beauty Shop
Miss. Si
Lux
Stern
Maddy-Tomader
Weaver
Phoenix
Ue Fae
Teged
Sneegas Plumbing CO
Masa St
Rutter
Houk’s. Kid
Bai
Weaver's
Palm Beach
Johansen
Palace
W. A. Ramsey
Ray
T. J. Leasure Vetinary Hospital
N. Hy
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