Local social notices list dinners, meetings and initiations
Prof and Mrs E C Buehler host dinner at the Hotel Eldridge. Miss Dorothy Kinney and Miss Helen Kinney plan a Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae bridge luncheon Saturday at 1 15. Welfare committee of Dorsey Liberty American Legion Auxiliary postponed to March 27. Mothers League meets Friday at 2 30 home of Mrs Eriksen, with time change noted. Various fraternities report pledges and initiations. Community groups announce meetings, talks and social events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kinney
Helen Kinney
Gamma Phi Beta
Dorsey-Liberty American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Atarch
The
Mothers League
J. Eriksen
New Hampshire Street
J. M. Miracle
C. M. Clark
H. B. Harner
Denmark
Ruth Bryan Owen
Social calendar highlights and club notices
A dense social calendar lists Waplicate auction and various clubs led by Mrs. Stockton, Esterly, Weaver, Grayson, and Albright among many others. Activities include dinners, bridge, tea, lectures, and meetings at Colonial, Manor, Imperial, and local churches, with notes on Emblem society, Adah chapter, OES, and P.T.A. events, plus a lectures on personality types and drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedaseday Miercoles Club
F. T. Stockton
George Esterly
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association
Bridgettes
Dick Williams
H. Smithmeyer
J. R. Payne
E. QW
George Hedrick
Wiedemann's
E. J. Logadon
Herbert Hunter
E. H. Lindley
James Barrow
Fohl Smithmeyer
Dorothea Simons
C. J. Topping
J. Eriksen
P. E.O
George Kirchhoff
Isabel Gilmore
Paul’ X. Kent
St Patrick’s birthday celebration by Haskell girls
Indian boys and girls contributed entertainment while refreshments for St Patrick’s birthday were served by Haskell girls from a long green and white decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Personal Notices From City Society Headlines
Mrs A D Grey departed for Toledo Ohio after visiting her daughters Jane and Frances in Lawrence. While there she stayed with Mrs Karl Klooz and Mrs Landes. Miss Maxine Millerett headed to Springfield Missouri for a week with friends. Mrs C H Constant, ill at home, was slight improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Grey
Toledo
Jane
Frances
Lawrence
Karl Klooz
K . Landes
Maxine. Millerett
Springfield
C. H. Constant
First Baptist Church District Meetings Begin Tonight
First Baptist Church urges all families to attend Week 1 meetings at the church. Readers will speak as three committees outline a program led by Ege Simons and E L Haynes. District meetings this week list various hosts and programs, with officers and new members invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Imid
Ege
Simons
E. L. Haynes
Siies
N. la. Jone
Tennesse Street
Stringham
Stapleton
Mazel Johnson
N. L. Jones
wWest
Mir Scte
Nineteenth Streets
Church
Ohio
W._Leigh
Churchill
Goldie Davis
Angelisi
Arthur Dougan
Nineteenth Street
Joseph Hoover
Vermont
Houser
Hoover
L. C. Allen
Massachusetts
C. V. Long
New York Street
C. VY. Long
BR. M. Rose
Evangelium
Miss Mallory
Co. J. Mann
Tennessee
A_ Peyton
McCain
Sluss
Clara Dyers
Baldwin Visit Finds No Serious Liquor Problem
County Attorney R. B. Stevenson announced Baldwin is a clean town with no serious liquor problem after an inquisition and testimony from about 20 residents. He subpoenaed representative citizens and found complaints yielded nothing, supporting the view Baldwin is free of significant liquor trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
R. B. Stevensont
Stevens
KU Fine Arts recital to feature six students
Six K U fine arts students will perform in a midweek recital tomorrow at 3 30 pm in the administration auditorium. The program includes piano voice and violin works with pieces by Troisieme Etude Sternberg Fry I Heard a Lady Sigh Church and Clara McGrath plus Mouvements Perpetuels and Ecossaises and works by Wieniawski Beethoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. ‘Fine Arts School
Sternberg
Dorothy
Fry
Clara McGrat
Poutenc
Women Learn to Fashion Garments With Knitting Needle
Women flock to Weaver's fancy work department to learn knitting from Miss Anne Shapiro. She demonstrates garment alterations, knitted spring suits, hats, blouses, bags, and children's clothing plus afghans and hooked rugs. Shapiro, Roumanian by birth, studied art industrial at home and returned to Lawrence after a Fall visit. A ten year old girl, Margaret Heifers, leads a Moscow symphony and gives Chopin recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Miss Shapiro
Miss
Margaret Heifers
Moscow
Russia
Warm Weather Returning Lifts Kansas From Freeze
Topeka report recalls a cold snap that nipped much of Kansas as mild spring breezes return. High pressure centered over Concordia shifts out tonight or tomorrow as Goodland enjoys a southeast wind. Winds dried surface soil with no rain in sight for wheat. lows near freezing in north, around 35 in much of the state, highs near 66 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
B. R. Laskowski
Goodland
Wichita
Mercury
Signs of Reconciliation Between Dietrich and Nazis
Berlin March 14 AP reports Berlin electrified by a sign of reconciliation between Nazi Germany and film star Marlene Dietrich. Carl Santeee announces Dietrich contributed a considerable sum to the Nazi national film chamber as part of the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Marlene Dietrich
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Carl Sante Ee
Pat
Nazi National Film Chamber
Miss. Dietrich
Fragmented OCR note on chamber welfare and advent
An unreadable OCR fragment references the chamber’s welfare and an advent event with unclear names and details. The text appears garbled and lacks identifiable persons organizations or dates to construct a precise headline or summary.
Reward Offered in Pittsburg Fuel Heist Case
Sheriff's office offers a reward of 100 for information leading to arrest or conviction of those responsible for releasing 15 006 gallons of fuel in Pittsburg in March. Authorities seek any persons with knowledge of the incident and urge tips to help close the case.
Vandalism and Gas Leak At Kansas City Station
A damaged portion of the street near the station saw 7000 gale faucets opened during a gas loss incident, with authorities noting the vandalism and identifying it as an act to investigate. Meanwhile the University extends gas engineering coursework with a new curriculum aided by city collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiff“Robinson
Ity
Kansas
G.M. Young
Ambiguous Text on Gas Association Mention Leads to Question
Fragmentary OCR mentions the American Gas Association and a reference to a university source, with unclear phrasing about natural gas and a national association. No clear event, date, or names beyond the organization acronyms are established in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gas Association
Universit
National Association
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E.C. Buehler
J. D. Stranathan
Eldridge
Frank Miller
Michigan Street
O. W. Orr
St. Patrick’s
Quincy P.T. A
Delta Upsilon
Alan Asher
George Flint
Roger Barclay
Grinnell
Philip Cartwell
Edgar Cline
Kansas City
Daniel Elam
Jack Rowland
Henry Miller
Eureka
Kappa Sigma
Broad View
Ralph Brewster
Atchison
Samekstoosa
Salina
Amos Leech
Oskaloosa
Richard Lyon
Coldwater
Merwin Rector
Scott City
Dwight Bridges
Raymond Noble
Paul Rogers
Arkansas City
Albert Spaeth
Duane Bridges
Norton
John Miller
Atwood
W. W. Browne
Eighmy
Joseph A. Wahl
United Spanish War Veterans
Court House
Q. E. 5. Bjs
Methodist Church
Thelma Todd
Nettie Wismer
Marjorie Channel
Patty Larcom
E.“H. Lind~ Jey
J. C. Nichols
Eleanor, Nichols and
Miller Nichols
Clyde Nichols, Jr
University of Kansas
Frager Hall
K. U
E. H. Coe
Mlinois Street
South Side
Reading’ Club
Charles Spray
George Wise
Ireland
Educational Council of Lawrence
Wiedemann’s
Mabel Mallory
Ida Hooth
Lida Ruth Watson
Guy Cross
Ida
Herbert Shuer
0.E.S
Masonic Temple
Theta Epsilon
Ruth McCain
Rowena Longshore
James Moore
Valma Harkrader
Harkrader
M. J. Getto
Franklin Jackman
Congregational Church
John Fritzel
Vermont Street
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
G.alr. Hall
St. Patrick
George Bul~ene
Obed Thompson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Second District
Kansas of Women 'S Clubs
Central Administration Building
New York P.T. A
Ethel Woods
B.A. Tash
Mildred McGuire
Altar Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
Teresa Zilner
Frank Sommers
George Jennings
Wesleyan Service Guild
Robert Hunt
Massachusetts Street
Miriam Smyth
Gladys Baker
L. D. Club
Charles Ziesenis
Alabama Street
Kanwaka
Kanwaka School
Maj. W. C. Koenig
Bleakley Community Club
Bleakley School House
Walter Bleakley, Jr
Sunflower 4-H Club
Model Club
Barker School
Y. M.L. Club
Howard Harris
Dorothy Clark
Roy Smith
Douglas County Nurses Association
Kansas State Nurses Association
Haskell Institute
Mary Danner
Haskell Hospital
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Rich
Publishers Syndicate
Wieniawsky
Helen Lindqui
Ist
Ecossaises
Bill Seech
Beethoven Corinne Dick
Beethov
Harold Dolgenow
Lawrenc
Paul Gregory Hershel von
Leibnitz
Henry George Selby
Cuyahoga Falls
Ward Freese
Aum
Furid
Ugh
Uim & Ce
Ger
Weaver's
Miss Schiparo
Weaver’s
Ee Chane Dela
Jostoria
Flumbing, Witing, China
Shimmons
Barteldes Seed CO
Dodley
de Pierce
Tuttle N.Y ‘All
Bernice Swope
Crystal
Palace
Joe Dunkel
D. Bill Phipps
Janice Patchen
Doris
Patsy
Cahel Joan Long
Virginia Saunders
Ckson
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