Society Social Calendar Briefed for Monday and Tuesday
Monday events include Mrs. Ivan Rowe contract club, Lawrence Flower club, and Chamber of Commerce rooms. Tuesday lists the marriage of Miss Dorothy Slloom to John V. Fritzel at Trinity Lutheran church, plus Mrs. W. H. McKone Year Round club and social teas by Miss Ida Good and Miss Verna Mc Quey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Rowe
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dorothy Slloom
John V. Fritzel
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. H. McKone
Ida Good
Verna McQuey
Multiple 1930s Weddings Rule Topeka Area
Miss Eleanore Robinson and Arnold Edmonds wed at Trinity Lutheran with music by Teohelle McKenzie and a bridal party including Miss Jeanne Mover. The couple, former KU students, will reside in Topeka after July 1 at 505 East Ninth. Also in Topeka, Miss Juanita Collins and Henry Wilson marry in Grace Cathedral with Dean Day officiating. Alyce Zook and John Standing wed at Plymouth Church with reception plans to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanore Robinson
John H. Robinson
Arnold Lynn Edmonds
L. E. Edmonds
McLouth
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles A. Puls
Teohelle McKenzie
MacDowell
Joanna Hill
Jeanne Mover
Paul Ritchey
Sack Robinson
Jack Houk
Shers
Mrs. Edmonds
University of Kansas
Edmonds
East Ninth
Topeka
Kansas University graduates and careers in 1930s
The text notes Mrs Standing who majored in sociology and worked in Wichita's Crime Prevention division after graduation. Mr Standing attended Kansas State for a year then joined the University and majored in entomology. He later became manager of the Douglas County Hatchery at 812 Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Standing
Wichita
Kansas State College
Manhattan
The
University
Douglas County. Hatchery
Vermont Street
Sigma Kappa Hosts Sumatran Supper for Lawrence Rushes
Sigma Kappa has issued invitations to Lawrence rushees for a Sumatran supper at the home of Mr and Mrs R C Mitchell in Baldwin on Thursday evening June 30.
Tea Honors Miss Jeannette Bowersock With Lawrence Guests
Miss Ida Good and Miss Verna McQuey host a tea from 4 30 to 6 at their apartment in Lawrence to honor Miss Jeannette Bowersock of Kansas City who is visiting for several days. Bowersock plans to return to Lawrence in the fall to teach at Cordley school. Mr and Mrs R W Browning of Manhattan and family visited yesterday. Browning, a junior high principal in Manhattan, attends KU summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Good
Verna McQuey
Jeannette Bowersock
Kansas City
Miss Bowersock
Lawrence
Cordley School
R. W. Browning
Manhattan
Browning
C. L. V. Browning
Robert Browning
Carol
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Social News From Lone Star and area Events
Miss Margaret Wheeler hosted a dinner for Miss Barbara Pendleton at Evans Hearth with guests including Joy Scammion Carolyn Stockwell Delphia Louk Mary F. Rutter Edith Kennedy Clara Lindquist and Katherine Aston Mrs Madeleine Dietz of Lone Star returned from a six weeks Southern California trip visiting relatives in Los Angeles Whittier and Denver Her son Victor Dietz near Denver hosted her en route home The Double Dozen club held its annual banquet at 1509 West Fourth Street with many couples in attendance Midland Rural club met with 13 members present engagements announced include Jane Campbell to John Butler and Helen Kitsmiller to Leslie Laws The Schermerhorns celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary with a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wheeler
Barbara Pendleton
Evan
Joy Scammion
Carolyn Stockwell
Delphia Louk
Mary FE. Rutter
Edith Kennedy
Clara Lindquist
Katharine Aston
Madeleine Dietz
Lone Star
California
Los Angeles
Harry Anderson
Chalmes Sproat
Earnest
Whittier
Lord Knap
Knap
Esther Flory
Dietz
Victor Dietz
Denver
Colo
Double Dozen
A. C. Pontius
West Fourth Street
Mary E. Rutter
Rutter
Mabel Green
Local Society Notes and Marriages Highlight Kansas Events
Household gatherings unfold with a church luncheon hosted by the Wom en's Guild of the First Presbyterian church on June 29. Marriages include Miss Eleanor Bunyan of Ottawa and Leslie Blevins of Lawrence wed June 23 in Olathe. Community groups such as Kanwaka 4-H and True Vow Keepers mark meetings and celebrations across the area.
Local social rounds include lawn party and wedding notices
Mothers' Discussion club hosted a lawn party for husbands and children with Chinese checkers and refreshments at Joe Newman's home. Verita, daughter of W H Johnston, married Harry Akers at Grantville. she wore a linen suit and Talisman roses. The B H W club hosts a current events gathering at Mrs Glenn Read's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Joe Newman
Local Notices of Visiting Relatives and Travel
Mrs Lillie Holmes of Bingh amton N Y formerly of Lawrence is visiting at her brother Dr J B Henry and Mrs Henry Mrs August Selig and sons Gordon and Bob of Houston Tex are visiting at Mr and Mrs J B Selig Mr Selig will come next Saturday to remain over the Fourth of July and accompany his family home next week Mrs D L Noone left today to attend the funeral of her uncle Nick Noel to be held at Logan Kan tomorrow morning Orin Taylor of the Standard Oil station Tenth and New Hampshire streets has left for a two weeks vacation in Kansas City and Easton Kan Dr and Mrs H T Jones returned Saturday night from San
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Lillie Holmes
Binghamton
N. Y
Lawrence
J. B. Henry
Henry
August Selig
Gordon and
Bob
Houston
Tex
J. B. Selig
Selig
D. L. Noone
Nick Noel
Logan
Kan
Orin Taylor
Standard Oil
Tenth
New Hampshire
Kansas City
Easton
H. T. Jones
San
Notable Attendees at Medical Association Meeting
Dr Jones attended the annual meeting of the American Medical Association. Roy Browning Jr hosted this week with Ralph Swallenberger of Manhattan as a house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Dr. Jones
American Medical Association
Roy Browning, Jr
Ralph Shellenberger
Manhattan
Kansas Engineer Named Electrical Prof at Texas University
Austin Texas June 27 UP Robert W Warner of Kansas University has been appointed electrical engineering professor at Texas University to replace the late Prof James A Correll. Warner, former KU department chair, holds degrees from Washburn and KU and has taught at Wisconsin and MIT. He and Mrs Warner are en route to Austin by auto and will return soon. The successor is under discussion but no announcement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Robert W. Warner
Kansas University
Texas University
James A. Correll
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Warner
Austin
Opening Summer Music Camp Concerts Impress Audiences
The Summer Music camp orchestra and band presented two concerts at Hoch auditorium. David T. Lawson directed the orchestra of 65, while Russell L. Wiley led the 78 piece camp band. Weather forced indoors, with future performances planned outdoors on the University of Kansas campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Lawson
Kansas
Topeka
Hoch
Russell L. Wiley
University of Kansas Band
Hoch Auditorium
Anna Marie Hahn Appeals Death Sentence in Electric Chair
Mrs Anna Marie Hahn of Cincinnati Ohio appealed to the Supreme Court from a death sentence in the electric chair for murder. She was convicted November 6 of killing Jacob Wagner as part of a scheme to poison four men for profit in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Jacob Wagner
Arkansas Board of Social Welfare Chair Dead in Kansas City
Al G. Wright, 59, chairman of the Kansas Board of Social Welfare, was found shot to death in his hardware store in Arkansas City on June 27. Coroner Marshall Morris ruled death by own action. Friends said he had been ill for several months. He is survived by his widow and two sons.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Cpa. G. Wright
Kansas Board of Social Welfare
Marshall Morris
Wright
Adolf Maier Elected President of Kansas Disabled Veterans
Adolf Maier of Pittsburg was elected president of the Kansas Disabled Veterans of the World War at a Leavenworth meeting held June 27. Maier received the presidency with the organization naming him as top officer.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
Meeting Agenda Shift to Wichita With New Officers
The document lists next year’s meeting to be held in Wichita. It names officers including John O. Esteboe of Wadsworth as senior vice commander G. P. Reynolds of Topeka as junior vice commander John C. Newman as re-elected treasurer and James H. Smith of Wadsworth as judge advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
John O. Esteboe
Wadsworth
G. P. Reynolds
Topeka
John C. Newman
James H. Smith
President Roosevelt heads to Poughkeepsie rowing regatta
Wilmington Delaware June 27 Roosevelt after his address here today departed by train for Poughkeepsie New York to attend the intercollegiate rowing regatta there. Plans might change and that the President might alter his schedule.
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Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Delayed Train Leaves Wilmington by 11:40 A.M.
Delays caused the passenger to miss an earlier schedule and the train departed Wilmington at 11 40 A M Eastern Standard Time, an hour and a half behind the intended timetable.
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Hyde Park
Wilmington
Court Grants Divorce Miller Custody of Minor Child
Harvee Bernice Miller is granted a divorce from Oliver D. Miller in district court. She is awarded custody of a minor child.
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Harvee
Bernice Miller
Oliver D. Miller
Council Will Meet Tonight in Lawrence City Hall
The Lawrence city council convenes tonight at 8 o'clock in the city hall rooms to discuss ongoing city business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence City Council
City Hall
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IL. EB. Edmonds
Lincoln Edmonds
Maurice Lee Edmonds
Lucy E. Edmonds
McLeanth
Perry Schrader
Eunice Kimmel
H. Lapham
Grace Carson
Clancy Lapham
Floyd Lapham
Sarah Dodds
F. R. Benedict
Frederick Benedict
Marysville
Juanita Lucille Collins
Ralph M. Collins
Wellsville
Henry P. J. Wilson
Hutchinson
Grace Cathedral
John Warren Day
Frank Abernathy
Larned
Keith Davis
Miss Ruth Messenger
Gypsum
E. Victor Wilson
A. D. Zook
Alyce Elizabeth
John Raymond Standing
Ralph E. Standing
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
Max Laptad
Laptad
Mrs. Standing
Kentucky Street
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Arthur Richardson
C. H. Smith
Frank Brown
B.D. Miller
Irvin Hulee
Emil Gauck
J. W. Waegoner
Frank Pardea
Ernest Pontius
Fanny Orr
Hazel Orr
Rose Frances F. Smith
Harschberger
Marybell Richardson
Katherine Toms
Midland Rural Club
James Woolf
Esther Jones
Moorswain
Henry Eibest
Bagwell Dam
Frank Toms
Helen Kitsmiller
Leslie Spahr Laws
Kansas City, Mo
Country Club Christian Church
South
el Dorado
Robert Schermerhorn
New Hampshire Street
Henry Beck
Margaret Wayne
Schermerhorn
Women's Guild of
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar Martin
Martin
Buck Hill Falls
Eleanor Bunyan
Leslie Blevins
William Blevins
Olathe
Lake of the Ozarks
Lyons Street
Harry Miller
Mr. Miller
Raymond Plattner
Wiliam Fincher
Nate Pettengill
Ronald Robb
Milford Miller
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Marjorie
Virginia Hall
Richard Carter
Helen Shaw
Marjorie Hadl
Everett O’conner
Howard Hird
Mary Lou Elliott
Mildred Johanning
Iola Johnson
W. H. Eastman
National True Vow Keepers Club
W. D. Aurend
Baltimore Avenue
Little Theater
Municipal Auditorium
Alyce Elizabeth Zook
Misses
Alyce
Zook
Lorraine Plant
Helen Sanderson
Alice Smith
Mary Evelyn
Jennie Doane
Standing Kathryn Moore
Mesdames
James A. Messer
Pete Rogers
Carl Hobbs
Harold Walton
Gerald Messer
Mrs. Laws
Theta Sigma Phi
Mr. Laws
Triangle Fraternity
August Dahlena
Roy Davenport
Marvin Higley
Herbert Jones
Lloyd Kinnett
Walter McCain
Guy Ousdahl
Elmer Rappard
Harry Westergren
van Gossbeck
Oliver Transue
Arlan van Gossbeck
Herbie Dahlene
Donald Ousdahl
Shirley Dahlene
Max Newman
Helen Transue
Weldon Newman
Evangelical Church
Clinton Park
W. H. Johnston
Grantville
Verita
Harry Akers
G. W. Akers
Coffeyville
Felix McGinnis
Herbert E. Smith
B.H.W. Club
Glenn Read
Lawrence Paint & Wallpaper Store
Tinie
Mrs
Roy Helm
Dr. Cox
Mass
Green Bros
Texas
R. W. Warner
K. U
Anna Marie Hahn Appeals
al G. Wright
Adolf Maier
Penney’s
Castile
Wrisley
Sheers
Penney Company
Hong Kong
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