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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1929

Page

6

Local clubs host dinners and delegate meetings this week

Friday auction club plans dinner for husbands at the Colonial Room then card games at Mal and Mrs. Russell's home. American Legion Auxiliary Liberty Post No 099 reports delegates elected for the opal district convention in Kansas City Kansas with alternates listed. Betty Washington chapter of the D A R meets tomorrow at 780 clock for sewing and ticket sales for the state conference. Bell Telephone Employees Association plant chapter holds March meeting in Lawrence with dinner at Chamber of Commerce and wives entertained at Mrs B P Baker’s home.

Colonial Room Mal Russell American ‘Legion Liberty Post Ezra Hele An Kansas City Kans Maren Faliotti E. J Fyrs T. H. Nedy Prot Willen Neg Evans D. H. picCreath Sam Moyer HG. Allphin Karl. Kreider A. M. Ockerblad Wilfred McClain Betty Washington Id. A Fternoon Mareh Will Bell Telephone Employees Lawrence Chamber ‘of Commerce Ottawa Leavenworth Atchison Seneca B. P. ‘Baker Kentucky

Personal notices highlight local moves and visits

Mrs L C Smith of Route 8 was taken to Memorial Hospital for surgery. L W Clapp of Wichita spoke on airport development at University Engineers' Day and Kiwanis greeting, then left for Wichita. Miss N Irene Miller from the home economics department went to Topeka for a Kansas Home Economics Association meeting. Charles Ise and son Tommy with Senator Dallas Knapp visited Lawrence, returning home. Clarence Deckner of Olathe, post appendicitis operation at Simpon hospital, was escorted by family and four friends to Lawrence. Mrs 0 M McCleery is reported dangerously ill at McConnell hospital. Elizabeth MacKenzie returned from Junction City. Mrs W H Griffith visited Topeka and attended the Methodist conference. Sinclair joined. Elizabeth Sprague Widla Anderson Elizabeth Meguiar and Katherine Dietwich attended a Topeka meeting of the Kansas Home Economics Association. Rosa Ise will retire to Wichita for the weekend, then visit her brother near Sweetwater Oklahoma.

L. C. Smith Route 8 Memorial Hospital Topeka Kansas Home Economics Association Charles Ise Tommy Dallas’ Knapp Offeyville Lawrence Joe Rosa Ise Clarence Deckner Olathe Simpion Hospital Levi Deckner Worden M. McCleery McConnell Hospital Mys Elizabeth MacKenzie Junction City W. H. Griffith

Tigeran Ghurch Sermon Notes Despite Low Attendance

The report details a Sunday service at Tigeran Ghurch with the largest attendance in 1943 reaching 251 seekers. It notes sermons titled The Cross and The Crime Fist and features a Bible talk series led by Rev Puls, ending with a vigil and a soft closing hymn as lights dimmed except the illuminated dove altar.

Welch Buseriniendert Reuter Arena James Bath Masstoso Jesus

Eudora Notes On Socials And Church Activities

Social events, church groups and family visits fill a rural Eudora page. Mrs Frank Sommers and Verda joined supper guests, while Mr and Mrs Clarence Daugherty entertained relatives. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs W Mertz’s home with devotionals by Minnie McCready. Attendees included Mrs C L Copales Mrs F G Hughes and Mrs F D Enyart. Members of the Herean Sunday school class met at George Gerstenberger’s for a monthly meeting with games and refreshments for nineteen. Rev E E Hollar is returning to Endora for another year. The W Lo Y club gathered at Mrs Magdie Hagenbush with eleven members. talks on fables and table etiquette preceded a social hour. Several locals traveled for shopping in Lawrence and visits to Kansas City.

Walter Leisa Learnard Esther Buell Moving Pictures G.E Cory Charles Terrill Joe Delsate Cathyn Upchurch Au- Tio Frank Sommers Verda Mrv Joe ‘Zillner Clarence Daugher E. B. Lucas Wilda Lucas Baldwin William Mertz Fred Walker Women’s Foreign: Missionary’ Society Methodist Church W. Mertz Minnie Star St. Paul Evangelical Church George Ger Stenberger Martin Ables Charles Brown Lawrence Tenafeta Hazel Good Bre. Theabeth Skidmore Anna‘ Nichols Pittsburgh George Gerstenberner Fred Rothberger Clarence Bambert In. Lawrence E.- E.- Hollar Endora W.lot Birs Magdie Hagenbush Mattie Bronte Clarke O Miller Marion Talley Mary Mertz Lottie Neis Delia Immean Mayme Kohler Ee Everley Waverly Kan John Everley Beasie Kraus Kansas City Halcie Marley Fred" Mall Emma.Maul Maul Lester ‘Rebert Halie Marley Judith Biery Monte Vista Colo Mes. Haleie

Pleasant Grove Church Event and Local Visits Highlight Week

Mrs Olive Dailey and Doris Everley visiting Lawrence business college attended by relatives. Salem Evangelical Church Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs Charles Gerstehberger’s home with devotionals led by Mrs Eugene McCabe and book review by Mrs Floyd. A St Patrick’s party and supper planned March 18 in the Parish hall with a chicken meal and dessert. Pleasant Grove notes note visits by Noah Eberhart and Frances Williams to Lawrence. John and Claude Deay of Baldwin visited Pearl Deay. Miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Sandy Williams at John Daggett home with many gifts. Calls at Mary Deay and Williams homes and social visits by Dan Flory and others. Callers at the William-Porter home included Carl Daniels.

Rence John and Claude Deay Baldwin Pearl Deay Robert Markley Oscar Markley Columbia John Daggett Sandy Williams August’ Boehle Issac Studebaker Robert Ulrich Jacob Oehrert Esther Marie Elmer Landis Jack Dillon Patsy Irvin Flory Orville Paul Dudley Lois Felix Tucker Leona Robert Ernest Russell Harold Billy Roy Deay Mary Deay Eo Dan Flory Williams William — Porter Carl Daniels

Local social notices from Lawrence area

Emmet Portes and family, Otto Smith, Alice and Illa Marie Williams, and Francee Williams appear in a string of social mentions. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Eberhard of Lawrence visited Saturday. Os Markley family and children hosted Monday at the Dan Lory home. Roscoe and Marie Daniels called at Sandy Williams home Saturday afternoon. A junk buyer from Lawrence was calling in the neighborhood Monday. Hiram Riley visited the Grove store Monday. Dan Flory had wood sawed Monday by the Peer saw. Helpers listed include A L Wil hans, Here Landis, Arthur Flory Sr, Floyd Churchbaugh, Mary Flory, and Arthur Flory Jr.

Emmet | Portes Birs Otto Smith Alice Illa Marie Francee Williams Wilbur Eberhard Lawrence Os Markley Dan ‘Lory Roscoe Marie Daniels Sandy Williams Hiram Riley Grove Dan Flory el Martin A. L. Wilhans Landis Arthur Flory Floyd Churchbaugh Mry" Flory Arthur Flory Jr

Wife Sues For Divorce From Charles H Rodgers

Gertrude O Rodgers files in district court for divorce from Charles Harvey Rodgers alleging extreme cruelty and abandonment and seeks custody of the children.

Gertude O. Rodgers Districtg Court Charles Harvey Rodgers Plaintff

Rodgers Married in Lawton in 1918

The record notes that the minor children of Mr and Mrs Rodgers were married in Lawton Oklahoma in 1918.

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