Society Contributions Deadline Notice
Society items must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on the day of publication. Submitters are asked to provide timely notices for the society column.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
6
Society items must be received at the Journal-World office by noon on the day of publication. Submitters are asked to provide timely notices for the society column.
Announcements show Farm Bureau women suspending meetings until September and Circle Three of the First Christian church meeting on July 5. A large Elks club gathering awarded prizes in bridge and bowling. A Mothers Discussion Club birthday event is set for 7:30 at Mrs. Harry Westergren’s home. Numerous visits and Sunday dinners across Ottawa as families, neighbors, and relatives gather at various homes and churches.
Mrs. Joe E. Daniels and her children Martha Jane and Susan of Riverton New Jersey visit Mrs. Daniels’ mother Mrs. George K. Mackie for several weeks. Miss Marion Decker leaves for San Francisco for a Sigma Kappa convention and the world’s fair. Mrs. Harry Brown and daughter B’Ann and Mrs. L. C. Blackburn head to Burlington Vermont for weeks on Lake Champlain. Mr. and Mrs. George Trovillo of Abington Illinois depart after visiting Paul Winter. The Tschantz family from Omaha plan a Fourth of July visit with Mrs. Hill. Mrs. L. F. Roger of Des Moines Iowa stays with daughter Mrs. Allen Crafton. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bigsby set out on a westward tour with daughter Mrs. R. O. Dickey and family. Dickey joins from Montrose Colorado. The California trip includes Hughson, Pasadena, and Lloyd Bigsby. Mr. and Mrs. Deal Six and children Fred and Sally vacation in Versailles. Mrs. W. C. Crowell of Kansas City visits sister Mrs. George Melvin. Miss Gail Busby arrives from Coffeyville to live with her mother Mrs. Mary Busby and brother Robert in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fox of Hannibal Missouri visit in town.
A series of short notices lists residents moving to new homes in West Hills and 825 Missouri street, travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker of New Haven, Conn., students and relatives visiting from Dodge City to St. Joseph and Richland, plus medical update on Dr. Edward Bumgardner after Memorial hospital operation.
Mrs C E Story hosted Thursday. Clifford Fowler from San Diego arrived for furlough. Bobby Butell visited grandparents Herman and Mrs. Butell. Ronald Barkley from Topeka stayed with the Cook family. Shirk party from Cedar City Missouri visited Jefferson City to see Alice Updegraff, injured in a recent car crash. Updegraff has a broken shoulder and bruises.
Albert Schwarz and family spent Monday evening with Anna Johnning’s family. Mabel Maranville of Ness City visited Chester Gibson’s family. Aurelia Gibson Eunice Pohl and Orvil Pohl attended a Young People circle at Charley Elm’s home. Roy Shuler and daughter shopped in Lawrence Tuesday morning. Pete Kipling did repair work for Harry Flory this week. Harry Flory’s family attended Grandpa E nyart’s funeral in Baldwin Tuesday. Mrs. Walter Harbour visited the Flory home Wednesday afternoon. Maggie Sophia Heim and Rev E E Reep visited Thursday afternoon. Hallie Hale Eva Mabel Haas visited Ottawa Friday morning. Elsmere Gastrock drove to Wamiego Friday evening. Marshall Churchbaugh and daughters spent Saturday with Ike Montgomery.
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