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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
5
Community women host luncheons and bridge teas to benefit church groups and clubs. Activities include First Presbyterian and Trinity Episcopal gatherings, Alpha Chi Omega alumnae dinner, and a Wilde variety of receptions. Weddings, births, and society notes fill the page with guest lists and decorative details.
Williamstown scene includes a card and dancing party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Irvine with about 15 guests, featuring Emmet Laster and Ralph Vanshinder on strings and Mrs. Irvine at the piano. Local club and school activities cover Buck Creek, leadership elections, and plans for future gatherings near Oskaloosa and Buck Creek.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Baker have moved to Topeka to reside. Mr and Mrs Walter Means and child arrive from McLouth to live on Justus Mc Coy's place. Ernest Duncan fell on a nail, driving it between two fingers. Mrs Christian Dunaway of Lawrence visited Mrs Earl Elliot. Buck Creek's new first grade includes Dorothy and Wilma Gantz Dallas Dolan and Jerald Vanshinder. E H Hall, a 94 year old veteran, is ill in a Topeka hospital with little hope of recovery.
Mr and Mrs J T Howard spent Sunday with W E Johnson of Lone Star. J E Howard and family visited with Lewis Howard in White district. Charles Rumsey and Chester Howard joined Jake Cade's family in Williamsburg. Lois Gerald and Tommy McGee visited L G McGee in White district. Several moves and relocations noted including Weekman shifting to Eudora and the Dickey farm vacancy.
Nut school district reports Mr and Mrs Massey of near Vinland moved off the farm they vacated. Literary practice occurred at the schoolhouse Monday. A literary program is planned at Blue Mound Friday. Several from here attended a literary at Fairview last Thursday evening. Sickness and colds persist for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Chester Howard and Mr and Mrs Charles Rumsey of Lawrence spent Sunday with George Ott Sr and family in Eudora. Miss Iva Cowles of Manhattan visited Miss Ethel Earl and Hallie Cowles.
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