Socially Active Lawrence Evening Club Hosts Dinners and Meetings
Lawrence notices describe Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spalding hosting their evening club at the Colonial tea room, Miss Dorothea Simons planning a bridge tea Friday honoring Mrs. Carl Clifton, and out of town guests from Chicago Kansas City and New York. A birth announced for Mrs. McKone at Memorial hospital, followed by church luncheon plans, Cordley P. L. A. meeting with educational topics, a Flower club rapid-fire drive, and reports on a month-long motor trip by Mr. and Mrs. Sutters. The Social Circle club, plant exchange, Irish jokes, and a high school music student program are also listed among local social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Weaver
Tom Storm
Chicago
N. T. Veatch
Kansas City
Roy Creichton
New York
Flower Club
A. W. Lamb
R. M. Sutters
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
J. M. Boyd
Lawrence
John Gibbons
Gibbons
Lula Sherman
Galveston
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Atlanta
Edith Ray
Social Calendar Highlighting Kansas Clubs and Dinners
Tuesday through Thursday social calendar lists events across Kansas groups. Key persons include Mrs. George Bullene Mrs. Howard Harrig Mrs. James Shore and Mrs. J. D. Stranashan with dinners bridge clubs and duites at Colonial and Imperial venues. Memorial hospital shelf drive and luncheon meetings feature among planned activities.
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Kansas Nurses, Association
Haskell
George Bullene
M. L
Howard Harrig
James Shore
W. EB. Spalding
Bill's Fault Blamed for Spoiled Youth on Premises
A 1928 Publishers Syndicate item rails at overindulgent care of youth, arguing that treating youngsters as the most important on the premises leads them to grow conceited and dependent.
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Bill
Local clubs host meetings and prize winners named
Sperger and Miss Elizabeth Barnhart attended as guests while Mr and Mrs Edwin Fritz entertained the M N club. Prizes went to Mrs Lisle Eby and E L Falkenstein. W T Harris to entertain En Regle club at luncheon tomorrow at 1 at Colonial tea room. Social Order of the Beauceant to meet Thursday at 2:30 at the Masonic temple. The Guild and Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal church hold a joint meeting Thursday at the parish house starting with communion at 10:30. Luncheon served at noon by Mrs Eva Oakes with assistants. At 2:30 Rev Carter Harrison continues the review How to Use Your Church followed by a litany.
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R. H. W. Hutchinson
Ye Tavern
C. J. Hough
W. H. Horr
Ross Clayton
J. N. Carman
Hout
Howard Veatch
E. J. Logsdon
St. Patrick
Edwin Fritz
M.N. Club
Lisle Eby
E. L. Falkenstein
W. T. Harris
En Regle Club
Colonial Tea Room
Trinity Episcopal Church
Eva Oakes
T. S. Stover
N. K. Thompson
Carter Harrison
Personal Notices From Lawrence Guest Arrivals And Visits
Mrs Roy Creighton of New York arrives Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs A B Weaver. Mrs Mary Anderson spending the day in Topeka. Mrs Jessie B Preston returns to Kansas City after several days with Mrs George J Barker. Mrs A B Withington on business in Topeka. Prof F W Jacob of University law faculty on leave leaves for Chicago after brief Lawrence stay. Miss Margaret Sharp home from Jamestown attends Romeo and Juliet at the Shu bert in Kansas City then visits her mother on New Hampshire street. Mrs W C Koenig spending day in Kansas City. Misse rtrade Lawrence daughter of Mrs F L Lawrence undergoes major operation at Memorial hospital. condition satisfactory. Mrs C F Greenwood of Columbus Wisconsin arrives to spend several months in Lawrence at Mrs M M Campbells, 816 Kentucky street. Greenwood remembered by old friends as Miss Glenda Palm, daughter of Andrew Palm who built the old windmill on West Ninth Street. Miss Evelen Strimple of Junction City spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Eugene Strimmee. Mrs Carl Fisher of Wichita will arrive Thursday to spend weekend with daughter Mrs Charles Radcliffe and Mr Radcliffe.
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Mary Anderson
Topeka
Jessie B. Preston
Kansas City
George J. Barker
A. B. Withington
F. W. Jacob
University Law Faculty
Chicago
Lawrence
Margaret Sharp
Jamestown
Shubert
New Hampshire Street
W. C. Koenig
Missertrade
F. L. Lawrence
Kentucky Street
Memorial Hospital
C. F. Greenwood
Columbus
Wis
M. M. Campbell
Greenwood
Wichita
Charles’ Radcliffe
Mr. Radcliffe
Charles Topping
J. R. Topping
Edward Shaw
J. Pierson
Alis Murray
Lenora Elkin
Jack Simpson
G.T. Richards
Luella Shaw
Bell Memorial Hospital
J. S. Emmett
Arthur Swanson
Emmett
J. M. Crowder
Crowder
M. E
Gov. Landon
Robert Ulrich
Pleasant Grove
A. E._ Ulrich
Guy Bigsby
R. O. Dickey
Dickey
Olin Button
Button
Albert Rose
Williamstown
Willis Colman
A. E. Ulrich
Pleasant Valley
George Strahan
Swanson
M._ Swanson
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Kanwaka Discussion Club
J.S. Emmett
Kk. U.M.A
Visiting Count Will Tell Story at Theater
The life tale of a German Count in Lawrence will be presented by Henry George Leiby known as Paul Gregoryv Herschel vor Leibnitz on Thursday Friday and Saturday at a local theater. Hibbs shaped the monologue and offered Leiby a business manager post, noting the Count’s vanity and desire to speak about himself.
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Lawrence
Henry George Leiby
Paul Gregoryv
Herschel
Billi Hibbs
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Mr. Hibbs
Baron Munchausen
Leiby
Hibbs
Community Notes Reflect Social Ties and Local Visits
Mrs J R Topping and guests attended a meeting with a roll calling and a roll making demo led by Mrs Charles Topping. Many locals shared visits, meals, and church events while G T Richards began township assessments. A bread making lesson, club meetings, and a March 16 talk by Major Koenig are planned.
Lecompton Social Guests Visit Friends and Relatives
Mr. and Mrs Peter Eberhart and daughter Helen of Topeka visited Mrs Eberharts sister Mrs C W Sehon and Mr Sehon. Friday Mr and Mrs Napoleon Barland and sons of west of Lecompton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Gravel. Mr and Mrs Wesley Atkinson of Leavenworth visit Rev Floyd Atkinson, Mrs Atkinson, and grandparents Mr and Mrs Hedget McClanahan.
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Peter Eberhart
Helen
Topeka
Easter Cantata Planned by United Brethren Choir
Mrs. Harvey Glenn visited Dover with Mrs Glenn s parents, Mr and Mrs John Tod Hunter. A cantata Christ Is Risen will be performed by United Brethren church choir under Rev David Wood on Easter Sunday. Mrs Blaire Kreider of Loring visited her mother Mrs Mary Brass and Kreider family. E J Hill has improved after months of illness. Embroidery club guests enjoyed a noon luncheon at Mrs Gertrude McCarty s home on March 8 with green and white St Patrick s Day decor. Next needlework session and Law rence High School Orchestra concert slated for March 13.
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Harvey Glenn
Embroidery Club
Gertrude McCarty
Mabel Sims
Ruth Richards
Hazel Taylor
Wilma Morris
Thelma Maust
Carol Lee
Ruth Bahnmaier
Faye Glenn
Julia Martin
Phyllis Martin
Elizabeth Ann .Morris
Barbara Jean Taylor
McCarty
Lawrence High School
Surprise birthday party honors North Lawrence girl Betty
Mrs. Smith entertained a surprise party Saturday for Betty Smith sixth birthday at North Lawrence. Guests included Leo Hansen Mildred Mull Roger Ewing Emil Guntert Galen Deay Betty Jane Cosgrove Dorothy Lynn Vollmer Marion Lee Wiley Donald Wright Gerald Wright Marie Owens Betty Schooner Arlie Clark Irvie Marvin Price Peter Lou Anna Burke Betty Smith Mary Smith Barbara Ewing Opal Clark and others. Betty attends Woodlawn school first grade. Mr and Mrs Huch Lipp hosted dinner Sunday with several guests. Phyllis June Marlowe to perform Country Gardens at the Affiliation of Accredited Music Teachers Recital at Lawrence Memorial High School Wednesday at 4 15 p.m. Mrs Smith recently hosted her Texas brother Charlie Bracken. Christian Endeavor of North Lawrence Christian church elected officers Sunday: President Mildred Ewing Vice President Helen Frame Secretary-Treasurer Mildred Koedge. Refreshments followed.
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Mrs. Smith
Betty
Mary
Opal Clark
Barbara Jeanne Ewing
Marie Owens
Betty Schooner
Arllie Clark
Irvie Marvin Price
Peter Lou
Anna Burke
Betty Smith
Mary Smith
Woodlawn School
Huch Lipp
Kaul
Hattie Fetty
H. K. Lury
Mary Hodge
Dwight Hopkins
Linp
Phyllis June Marlowe
Lawrence Memorial High School
Smith
Charlie Bracken
Texas
Christian Endeavor
North Lawrence
Mildred Fwing
Helen Frame
Mildred Koedge
Doctors Recommend Creosote Based Cough Remedy
Historical advert claims doctors used creosote for chest colds and bronchitis. It promotes Creomulsion with creosote and six other ingredients as a quick, effective, harmless treatment. The ad promises a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved and urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for lingering coughs or colds.
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Drogeist
Alwaya
Assembly Program Showcases Irish Themed Entries At Junior High
A seventh grade St Patrick’s Day assembly at the junior high featured a Weather Man play by Home Room 201 students, a Life of St Patrick by Ruth Rogers Winifred Rogier and Mary Lou Lowman, piano solo by Owen Hunt, readings by Roy Mull, and Irish songs led by Mrs Craig and Mrs Lowman with Miriam Dooley on piano. Participants include Inez Hagnubach Wilma Hill Beverly Burke Dorothy Morris Lorraine Fields Carolyn Bell Helen Louise St Clair Gladys Gibson Anita Boughston Bessie Mason Maxine Gentry Lolita McManness Virginia Holmes Jane McCullough and Helen Cooper, presiding Anna Bell Cole of Home Room 104-C.
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St. Patrick’s
Schoo
Anna Bell Cole
Home
Owen Hunt
St. Patrick
Ruth Rogers
Winifred Rogier
Mary Lou Lowman
Roy Mull
Craig
Mrs. Lowman
Miriam Dooley
Inez Hagenbuch
Wilma Hill
Beverly Burke
Dorothy Morris
Lorraine ‘Fields
Carolyn Bell
Helen Louise St. Clair
Gladys Gibson
Anita Boughston
Bessie Mason
Maxine Gentry
Lolita McManness
Virginia Holmes
Jane McCullough
Helen] Cooper
Twin sisters Frances Milner and Florence Biggs mourn death
The article notes the death of Frances Milner, with her sister Florence Biggs mourning the loss. The twins recently celebrated their eighty first birthday together. Epidemics of pink eye and chickenpox delay attendance at Woodlawn school, while visits are reported from Leavenworth to the Harney home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Biggs
Frances Milner
National First Aid Week Aims at Preparedness Across Drugstores
Sixty thousand retail druggists will cooperate next week in National First Aid Week to stress preparedness to prevent needless suffering. Dr. W Weiss of the Drug Institute of America calls the American druggist a friend of the American family and notes the program began twelve years ago to foster a nationwide readiness mindset. Kanwaka met Wednesday afternoon, March.
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New York
W. Weiss
The
Drug Institute of America
Student Rejoins Studies After Confinement At White School
A pupil returns to class after confinement, receiving a box of fruit and candy from classmates. The teacher is Miss Agnes Mary White, and he resumes his studies at White School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White School
Agnes Mary White
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Lake View
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K. K. Landes
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Toledo
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Alto Contract Club
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Elm Street
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FP. H. Smithmeyer
Lena Wallace
Kansas Emergency Committee
Salina
Conner
Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Enue
Lou Geisey
Delaware Street
Educational Council of Lawrence
Wiedemann’s
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Helene Inge
Dorothy, Blakeley
Brrs
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Electa Kindel
Aunt Het
Rubert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
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Lecompton
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Kanwaka
Don
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Weaver
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