Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge Clubs and Meetings
The Sigma Kappa Alumnae Bridge club gathered at Miss Louise Russell’s home with Mrs Howard Taylor winning high score. The Lawrence Flower meet at the courthouse featured Mrs J Baumgartner speaking on Gardens of Europe. EO W bridge group prizes went to Mrs Stephen Hinshaw and Mrs A A re i. Mrs Marion Corjn served refreshments. Circle 75 of the G A R meets tomorrow at 2:30. Variety and Thursday bridge clubs hosted by Mrs W O Hamilton’s home. guests include Mrs Donald Lyons and Mr W O Hamilton Jr. High honors to Dorothy Dunmire. consolation to Mrs John Arnett. Quincy Parent Teacher Association met with 108 parents. Mrs Noxon Seabury lectured on Art in the Lawrence Schools. Officers elected: President Mrs C L Hooper. Vice Pres Mrs F P Stout. Secretary Mrs Bo PL Baker. Treasurer Miss Helen san. Birth announced for Robert Lynn Ziesenis, son of Roy and Lenore Ziesenis, born March 6 in Kansas City. Milk pricing update notes two-tier rates yielding about 50 cents per pound of butter fat. Lawrence price 55 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Cutter
EO. W. Bridge Club
Stephen Hinshaw
A. A
Marion Cor
Tusten Ackerman
Kansas City
W. O. Hamilton
Donald Lyons
Kansas ‘City
Katherine Kibler
W.O. Hamilton, Jr
Clarkedale
Ariz
Dorothy Dunmire
John Arnett
Quincy
Parent- Teacher Association
W. KE. Whetstone
Noxon Seabury
Lawrence
Brintnall
Mary Winn
C L. Hooper
F. P. Stout
Bo PL Baker
Helensan
Opal Jaynes Kennedy
BR. Allen
Roy Ziesenis
Robert Lynn
Restal
Miss Lenore- Miller
Kansas City Milk Producers Association
Dairymen to Meet Monday for County Milk Producers
A regular meeting of the Dallas County Milk Producers association will be held next Monday evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Officials announced that all who received attendance cards for a postponed meeting should be present. A principal item is a resolution to disband the county association and reorganize it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Milk Producers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Wich
Light Snow Reports Across Kansas and Nearby States
Light snowfall was reported this morning at Concordia and Salina as a northwest wind aided a chilly start. The federal weather bureau forecast fair and warmer weather for tomorrow, with temperatures generally above freezing across Kansas and surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
March
Williston
N. C
Flora
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Missour
Ilinois
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Dubois Bound Over In Auto Theft Case
Leo Dubois arrested February 27 for attempting to steal Fred Rumsey's automobile at 643 Indiana street. He was arraigned before Justice J J Mitchell and bound over to district court, expressing willingness to plead guilty to grand larceny and accept sentence. Police said Dubois admitted attempting the theft after being seen starting the car and fleeing on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Dubois
Fred Rumsey
J. J. Mitchell
Dubois
Rumsey
Indiana Street
Charles Rumsey
Seventh Street
Puhoia
KREECK BACK IN STATES FROM PARAGUAY POST
George L. Kreeck former Lawrence mayor and ex minister to Paraguay arrived in Washington from sundon after resigning last year. He met at the state department to report on Paraguay and South American conditions. Scolt broadcast tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kreeck
Lawrence
Paraguay
Washington, D .C
Sundon
Baden-Powell Broadcast to Scouts in New York Banquet
Lawrence Boy Scout troops plan to listen tonight to a New York broadcast of addresses by Lord and Lady Baden-Powell founders of Scouting. The banquet will be attended by about 350 boy and girl scouts and other representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
New York
Lord
Lady Baden- Powell
London
Scouting
Case of L C Smith Continued to Monday Morning
Two groups and the Program will be broadcast by the Columbia system. The addresses crossing through Wisconsin and Topeka are noted. Case of L C Smith, arrested earlier on the charge of driving a motor car while intoxicated, which was to be heard in police court this morning, has been continued until Monday morning at 8 o'clock by Police Judge C J H Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Topeka
L.C. Smith
Leva
C. JH. Daugher
Local News Notes From Topeka to Pony Creek
Jean A Meekone traveled to Topeka for a governor called special session. DeHoff returned from the Threshermen's Convention in Wichita. Stanwood residents attended the Pony Creek Community Club gathering Friday evening. Cory Reece family plans to move this week. Rey Wingrove is recovering from a broken ankle after a misstep at Toneanoxie. Topeka trip noted for Overton couple. Katheryn White left Tony Creek school to enroll Monday in Tonmanux grade school. Lawrence visit to Mrs O Robertson’s cafe noted. Rev John Watts conducted services at Rumsey Funeral home for a deceased grandmother of the late Leslie Wells. Lois Stout sang solo among 180 young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean A. Meekone
Topeka
C.L. DeHoff
Ig Threshermen’s Convention
Wichita
Thompson
Stanwood
Pony, Creek
Cory Reece
Rey Wingrove
Floyd Ratliff
O. Robertson
Lawrence
John Watts
Rumsey
Leslie Wells
Lois
Stout
Ward Belmont singers perform in Nashville event
Reports from Nashville recall Ward Belmont school of music guests Miss Stout and Miss Margaret Sanders from Ton ganoxie high school winning a basketball tourney at Leavenworth with a cup. Community club at Pony Creek drew a large crowd as Jesse Graham presided with a program including Langley and son, readings, and music by the Langleys and Sawers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Belmont School of Music
Nashville
Tenn
Stout
Linton Stout
Bertha Halsted
Reng
Margaret Sanders
Tonganoxie High School
Leavenworth
Ruth Phenice
F. A. Dickinson
Longanoxie
Thompson
Stawood
Pony Creek
al Coffman
Missouri
Bagnell
Osage
Blanche Phenicie
Sigma Nu
Lawrence
Tony Creek
Isree
Jesse Grahan
Oo. W. Sowerd
Ella O'Dea
Langley
Luding
Marion Eisele
Esther Sawers
Young
Mrs. Young
Our House
Langleys
Mary Katheryn Bernhardt
Sandeys
Langlers
Satisfying family division scene described in plays
John and wife Mrs Wiley and Jesse Graham join Mr and Mrs C L Dehoff Stan and Nell Young and their outspoken daughters Wilma Dehoff and Mary Lange insisting on immediate division of property. Ma settles everything to the satisfaction of all. Stage enlarged and furnished as an old fashioned sitting room. Sandwiches coffee and ice cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wiley
Jesse Graham
C. L. Dehoff
Stan
Nell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sigma Kappa Alumnae Bridge Club
Louise, Russell
Howard Taylor
Lawrence’ Flower
J. Baumgartner
Europe
Circle
Douglas Milk Producers
Salina
Concordia
May
Kreeck
States
Washington, D. C
WIRW
Baden-Powell
Reno
The
Virginia
Massachusetts
Hatel Eldridge
Cineraras
Flowerfone
Whitcomb
Eugene Frederick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Croquignole
Naivette
Frederick
Lanndon Beauty Shop
Mass
Buster Brown
Claire
Oxfords
Little Gent's
Miller
D. M. Hamilton
John Ochs
Otto Newby
Brownbit Shoe Store
St. East Side
Sharon
Amazing Values
Group
Coloyia
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