Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Rood and Husbands Guests
Frank L. Yancey hosted four bridge tables for a yesterday afternoon event honoring Mrs. Robert Rood and two young ladies. Prizes were awarded for high scores as Annie Monroe presided in the dining room with a lace tablecloth, yellow flowers and candles. Guests included Mrs. Reod, Mrs. Edmund Gibbs, Mrs. Hubert Else, and many others. A separate Alliance gathering at the Unitarian church celebrated Mrs. Harriett Kuersteiner with gifts and remarks, while a Totown bridge dinner honored Miss Charissa Wilson and Clarence Reed ahead of their upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Yancey
Robert Rood
Ruth Campbell
Elizabeth Heeshead
Annie Monroe
Reod
Edmund Gibbs
Houston
Hubert Else
Evan Edwards
Elizabeth Brodhead
Jean Jackman
Jessie Underwood
Virginia Yates
Philip Edwards
George Bullene
Margaret Tucker
James Moore
L. F. Eaton
Hugo Rumsey
Harriett Kuersteiner
Dorothy Kuersteiner
Montgomery
Ala
Ratt Kuersteiner
Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Helen Broda Hoopes
X. Jay Kennedy
Alliance
Mr.2
Birs
M.C. Karnes
Jast mi
South Massachetts Street
J.C. Rumsey
Frank Strong
Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence
Readable social calendar items for Lawrence show clubs like bridge groups, whist teams, and a Friday auction club hosting dinners and luncheons. Notable events include Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae meeting hosted by Mrs. We R. Smith, a Sunday bridge party at Jueves club, and the Junior Prom at Memorial High School with Barney Scofield’s orchestra and oriental decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Memorial High-School
Bob Corey
Vivian Lavery
Barney Scofield
Jane Allen
John Stratton
Alice Bernhard
Carolyn Stockwell
Helen Whetstone
Luella Foreman
George Hamilton
Cora Davenport
Martha Rayhill
John Chandler
L. H. Emmett
Marie Brown
Faye‘ Orelap
Helen Rose
Marcia Wood
Alice “Geiger
E. J. Logsdon
Mr. Emmett
Henderson Schopflin wedding in Kansas City Missouri
Miss Lucille Frances Henderson and Jack Schopflin wed Tuesday evening at 8:30 in the bride’s home in Kansas City. The service was led by Dr. George Hamilton Combs and Rev. Willis McKelvey. The bride wore a white satin gown with train and long sleeves, a pearl trimmed net cap, and carried white roses and lilies. Attendants included Mrs. William Hutson Jr as matron of honor, Ruth Linscott as maid of honor, and Virginia Hutson as bridesmaid. Best man was Paul Schopflin of New York. groomsmen were Benjamin Bond and Sidney Horn. The couple plan to live in Kansas City after a motor trip to New Orleans. The bride attended the University of Kansas and is Gamma Phi Beta. the groom earned an A.B. in 1929 and is in Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lucille Frances Henderson
Mitchell J. Henderson
Frank Schopflin
George Hamilton Combs
Willis McKelvey
William G. Hutson, Jr
New York
Benjamin Bond
Sidney Horn
New Orleans
South
Leavenworth Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Talks
Mrs F T Stockton will address the Business and Professional Women's club on Our Economic Illness in Leavenworth tonight. Mrs B F Cooke heads to Ottawa to meet Mr and Mrs Eugene Perkins and daughter Donna Jean as the Perkins plan a three week California trip. Dr C J Simmons returns from wintering in San Diego. Rev C S Freark travels to Topeka for the Methodist conference. Frank Jones journeys to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs W G Simons visit Concordia and Minneapolis to see their daughter Mrs L A McNalley. they plan to return Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Kreeck of Clay Center visit friends in Lawrence and stay with Mr and Mrs R C Manley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T. Stockton
Women's Club of
Leavensworth
B. F. Cooke
Ottawa
Eugene Perkins
Donna Jean
Bartlesville
Okla
San Diego
Cal
C. S. Freark
Topeka
D. Frank Jones
Kansas City
W.G. Simons
Concordia
Minneapolis
L.A. McNalley
George Kreeck
Clay Center
Lawrence
R. C. Manley
Lawrence area social notes and funeral attendance
Franklin residents host and visit kin across Lawrence and Los Angeles. Numerous meetings include funeral for Ray Diassinger, birthday party, church supper, and bridge gathering. Families such as Eggert Glock Payne Davis Chambers and Whedon link neighbors through visits and extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Glock
E. W. Payne
Clarence Davis
Plin White
Schutz
Edward Martin
J. D. Martin
Armstrong Martin
Fred Eggert
Ray Diassinger
Wm. Florence
A. Schaake
Elmer
A. E. Welsh
A. W. Page
Oskaloosa
Glock
Donald Nuffer
Byron
Harold Eisele
Johny
Glen
Ralph Davis
Fred Ergert
Fred Chambers
Roy Lawrence
Christina Eisele
Alford Eisele
Robert
Delbert
W. K. Eisele
Addison Glock
Sale
Kanwaka
Raymond Payne
Chas. Whedon
Wm. Thayer, Jr
Frank Topping
Dwight Smith
John Garrett
Kanwaks
De Soto area moves and farm family relocations
The De Soto neighborhood sees multiple family relocations including Lennie Wallace moving to the Johnson place from Merlyn Andrew’s vacated home, Oscar Mosley moving west of De Soto to Jim Lewis’s former residence, and Bill Caldwell’s family moving to a farm near Fall Leaf. Corliss and Wooden families also relocate, with Wooden siblings traveling to Kansas City to work a pool hall, and Otto Coddle moving near Martin City after two years nearby. Charles Baker returns to mobility after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
Hoover Farm
Lennie Wallace
Fall Leaf
Johnson Place
Merlyn Andrew
Bear Kairie Center
Oscar Mosley
Whithhiger
Jim Lewis
Bill Caldwell
Will Corliss
Harrow
Gus Wooden
Kansas City
Basil Hoard
Mr. Wooden
Mr. Hoard
Otto Coddle
Martin City
Charles Baker
Illness and Funerals in Local News Briefs
After weeks of illness with typhoid fever funeral services were held for a son at the Casin home. Several local residents, including Worlie Cunningham and J O Huff, appear in hospital and travel statements, with deaths and funerals noted in Olathe and Lee’s Summit.
Death and hospital notes from Kansas and nearby towns
Local notices report Fred Maack in Luke's Hospital Kansas City after health issues from Lidl stay. Ed underwent a preparatory operation last week and has been seriously ill, with a latest report showing slight improvement. Obituary news states Harry Jewett died Saturday in Olathe, with funeral services held Sunday. brothers Will Jewett and Charles Jewett noted. Community guests Oma Dent and Howard Bush visited Bert Dowding’s near Hesper, and many locals enjoyed a birthday gathering for Oma Dent with cards music and snacks. Revival meetings at Cedar Junction church concluded Sunday night after two weeks led by Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casin- Home
Ledel Sanitarium
Kansas City
Worlie Cunninghams
de Soto Exchange
Sammie Lee Frigs
J. O. Huff
Frost Brothers
Mabel Bird
Wright
Call
Murphy
Frank. Strickland
J._C. Huff
Homer Hughes
Huff
James Ashlock
Will Leftridge
Ola
Leftridge
Olathe
David Jewett
Lee
Mrs. Price
Freday
Lee’s Summit
Dorothy Dowding
Orville Midgett
Howard Bush
W. H. Dent
Fred Maack
Lidl Health
Luke’s Hospital
Harry Jewett
Jewett
Will. Jewett
Charles Jewett
de Soto
Oma Dent
Bert Dowding
Hesper
Cap Glenn
Ottawa
J. QO. Huff
Inez Osborne
L. R. Penner
Little Son
Bonner Springs
Erle Hunter
Sammie Lee
Tom Lee
Oma
Erle Ross
Afrs
Irvin
Kilmer
James
Fred Tobler
Frank
Victor
Tracy Plummer
Frances Russell
Frances French
Julia Kelley
Roy Polter
Cedar Junction
Local guests from Independence and Kansas City weekend visit
Smith a Latter Day Saint from Independence Missouri and Mr and Mrs WeMott of Kansas City were weekend guests at the Charles Baker home. Mr Sonntag and his son made a business trip to Kansas City.
Mrs Hoover Returns to White House After South Cruise
Mrs Herbert Hoover arrived at the White House just before noon returning from a 15 day cruise and south visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
South
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charissa Wilson
Clarence G. Reed
Jomes Allison
Billie Evsins
Totown Bridge Club
Ison
KK. i C. Evans
Trinity Episcopal Church
Winnie Low
Tancé
Qui Vive Club
Bruce Aitchison
Ye Tavern
Rosaelie Fowler
Tandy Coleman
Roland ‘Logan
Woman's League of the Methodist Church
Merrow
Esc
Lecure
ACR
Maxwell
W. Anderson
J. W. Alexan
Howard Parker
Ralph Ward
J. A. West
J. E. Corel
Carl Ketels
Charles Wilson
Esther R. Curry
Edwin A. Miller
C. A. Puls
Lawrence High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Office
Lawrence Carel
A. R
General Ladies Aid
Society of the Church
Minnie B. Walker
Vic
A. E. Woestemeer
Die Lescier
W. F. March
Gearee
Kirchhoff
Bridgettes
Harold Constant
M. F. Hudson
Clu
And
Mirs
John Hiling
Jueves bridge _club
En Regie Club
W. H Pasewark
League of Women Voters, C. of
Iesta
Team Whist
T. G
B.C
Frank McDonald
Garrett Cotton
Dimmer Bridge Club
F. W. Gaunt
Vendredi Club
Helienthus Club
Alice Bunyan
Wood Hotel
la Corte Clay Ney J
E. Paul Armstrong
Charles Starkweather
M. E. Charles
C. A. Cole
H. W. Howsman
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae ‘Association
We. R. Smith
Vivian Skilton
Jueves Bridge Club
John Riling
Mary Priest
R. J. Martin
Peg
Walter Keeler
Ross Clayton
Carolee Drake
Ruth Howard
Eleanor Hosford
Helen Rice
Betty Raymond
Mary Evelyn Kennedy
Margaret Lewis
Alice Russell
Dorothy Jean Froutman
Louise Peyton
Lucille Nichols
Roy Underwood
Harriett Euersteiner
Karl Euersteiner
Irene Peabody
Agnes Husband
Enterprise Knox
Gordon Kinney
Women’s Guild of
the Presbyterian Church
C. E. Hontius
F. W. Cutter
Floyd Rankin
Ada Lindeil
B. B. Beery
J. J. Kistler
F. B. McCulloch
St. Patrick
J. H.mitchell
Tetzing
Irwin Douglass
R. H. Edmiston
R. B. Jones
W. H. Dietz
Anns Bitzer
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
C. F
Aunt Het
Roserte Quillen
Bill
Payne
Mary Wilson
Memorial, Hospital
Page
Wm. Hines
Geo
Geo, Chambers
Los Angeles
Floyd Cox
Raymond
Avola Payne
Kanwaka School
Ted Flory
Schutz and
Franklin
Sas Geo. Chambers
Los Angees
Gorham
Wrough
W. Parsons Jeweler
Corliss
Lawrence Institution
Lawrence Labor
Vick
Vicks
Just
Wolter
Priscilla
Kirsch
KOTEX
Jayhawk
Enna Jettick Shoes
Otto Fischer
Black Hawks
Peaney’s
Mass
Schulz the Tailor
SYNTE
Lanta
Bluebird
Schitegeld
WLI
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