Whaley Family Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Lawrence
The Whaley family notes a golden anniversary with a five course dinner at home in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Whaley hosted relatives from Tulsa, Burdette, Davenport, and Topeka. A program featured readings, songs, poems, and gifts including a twenty eight piece silver set and gold salt and pepper shakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeair Whaler
Fred J. Whaley
Uo Rat
James Whaley
New-York
Wéstsa
Quantrill
Franklin
Bit
Whaley
Jessie Steffen
Tulsa
Crone
Edith van Meter
Burdette
Jim
Fenton
Mildred Whaley
Okla
Mother Mahree
Paul Whaley
Ella White
Davenport
Iowa
H. At Whaley
Paul c
Nevieve Whaley
Harry A Whaley
J. Eudora
George
Whalpeka
Jessia Steffen
Burd Tepe
Ing. Wer
Burdett
George H. Whaley
Cha Cantril
Hiram Cantrell
Topeka
Mande’ Dessing
Salty
Summiérs
Kansas
City
Hoa. Whaley
Tul
Steffen
Social Calendar Highlights University Events and Clubs
A chaotic list of social events and meetings across university circles. Women’s clubs, bridge and whist gatherings, tea, and literary sessions slated at homes on various streets. Notable mentions include Mrs. James Natamit, Mrs. G H Dodd, Mrs. Myers, and the American Association of University Women hosting talks on Washington life and school transportation bills.
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Aridee
Percy Vers
Lloyd
Schieffer
Qvenvnne Farty
Myers
Bridgett Saab
Weaver
Er Hatton
E. C. Little
Kansas City
jHan
Congressman Little
Washington
American Association of University Women
J. P. Jenson
Louisiana
F. P. O Brien
Black Jack News Briefs Include Births and Local Moves
The community at Black Jack reports the birth of a daughter named Mary Ellen to Mr and Mrs Roy Stecher of Prairie City area. The Leath family and neighbors note the new arrival. Roy Stecher and family moved to Dr W A Uhi farm. Mrs John Hyland hosted dinner with the Butell family. Mrs Albert Moldenhauer sick early week. Mr and Mrs F E Kalb and Glenn Knox visited Ottawa as Knox heads to Colby Kansas for daughter Fred Perez’s health. Leonard Newland rents Preston farm as spring prep begins. Local young people attend a basketball game near Baldwin. Ladies watch baby chicks. Kyle and Hallie Pearson welcomed a child March 4. Dorothy Breithaunt returned home from Worden to help at Kelp home. School board met at Black Jack school to discuss minor repairs. Woodcutting and wood sawing active. Griffith of Baldwin helped with Breithaupt’s wood. The locality noted a visitor from Baldwin for a recent sale.
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Charles’ Leath
Independence
Bes
Mary
Ellen
Roy
Albert Moldenhauer
F.E. Kalb
Ant Glenn
Ottawa
Sars Knox
Knox
Colby
Kan
Fred Perez
Leonard Newland
Preston Farm
Worden
Ralph Kelp
Cmeveraldi
Black Jack
Griffith
Baldwin
J. J. Breithaupt
Rell
I Baldwi
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The fragmentary text implies a local event or notice tied to a Kansas context with a code like 9509 c. Details are sparse but suggest a small public or community item. Named entities are unclear. more readable content is needed for a solid summary.
Wedding Anniversary Observed At Whaley Home
Yesterday the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Whaley was celebrated with a family dinner and open house at their old homestead eight miles southeast of Lawrence, marking fifty years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Whaley
Lawrence
Alumni Add Two Books To University Library
The alumni library gains two new volumes, The Farmer's Standard of Living by Ellis Lore Kirkpatrick of the U S Department of Agriculture and The New Racist State by Edwin Ware Hullinger, a 1917 journalism graduate now with United Press. Hullinger previously reported from revolutionary Russia and Italy. Professor L N Flint presented the books to the library.
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Ellis Lore Kirkpatrick
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kitch
Edwin Ware Hullinger
United Press
Hullinger
Russia
Italy
United States
L. N. Flint
University
Flint
Recital Tonight by University Fine Arts Seniors
The first violin program of yt spring series by seniors of the University Fine Arts School is tonight at 8 in the Administration building auditorium. Luther Leavengood, a pupil of Prof. Waldemar Gelich, will perform led by Paganini Concerto in B flat Major. Dorothy Enlow accompanies with two selections.
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Fine Arts
University
Luther Leavengood
Waldemar Gelich
Leavengood
Lawrence
Kansas City
Jeircles
Dorothy Enlow
Besskirsky
Waldersrauschien
Forest Armiurs
St Patrick dinner guests and local court notices
Miss Helen Bourne and Miss Hazel Royer hosted a St Patrick s dinner with Mr and Mrs B Gibson as guests. Mrs Si Le Fordice is spending the day in Topeka. Mrs C D Cowgill was in Kansas City for the day. Harold Eliott of 1801 Arkansas Street had driving privileges suspended for thirty days after pleading guilty to speeding. J E Mottt was arrested Friday afternoon. Clarence Shaw and N L Olds were arrested by Officers John Ingalls and Fred Vogler on drunkenness charges, each forfeiting a $5 bond in police court.
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Helen Bourne
Hazel Royer
St.Patrick’s
B. Gibson
Si le Fordice
Topeka
C._D
Cowgill
Kansas City
Harold, Eliott
Arkansas Street
Jemott
Clarence Shaw
N. L.' Olds
John Ingalls
Fred ‘Vogler
Draws Record Crowd at Final All Musical Vesprs Program
A large audience attended yesterday's University Auditorium concert by the faculty of the fine arts school. The program featured mixed vocal quartets and harp and viol duets, highlighted by the Seraphic Song by Rubenstein sung by the University Women's Glee Club directed by Miss Agnes Husband with Mrs. Alice Moncrieff assisting. Accompanists included Prof. Waldemar Gelich, Laurel Everett Anderson, Mervyn Anderson, and Patti Johnson. The event closed the all musical vesper series though organ vesper services continue next Sunday with Anderson presenting the final program.
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University
The
Fine Arts School
Rubenstein
University Women’s Glee Club
Agnes Husband
Alice Moncrieff
Fine Arts Faculty
Waldemar Gelich
Laurel Everett Anderson
Mervyn Anderson
Patti Johnson
First Christian Church Worship and Sermon Notes
A First Christian Church service covered a pastor led message on the Significance of the Atonement and man’s need for guidance. The sermon, praising confession and absolution, warned against sacerdotal limits on forgiveness and urged personal moral responsibility. Upcoming midweek, brotherhood supper, and Sunday services were listed.
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First Christian Church
Viets
Brotherhood
Doctor Caldwell Syrup of Pepsin Eases Most Children's Ailments
A Monticello doctor notes women and children sick more often than men and often for minor conditions such as fevers headaches and biliousness. His years of practice show constipation common, leading to a laxative remedy requiring no opiates. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as mild effective for all ages.
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Nes
Monticello
Dinos
Church Notices and Revival Plans Prompt Local Interest
An OCR fragment outlines church activities and sermons emphasizing education, unity, and Christian service. It notes University ties, baptism plans, and upcoming Holy Week preparations. Additional items include a rummage sale, Epistle readings, and announcements from United Brethren and First Baptist churches, plus a Topeka bank condition call.
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First Baptist
Brewster
Frank ‘Strong
University
Oak Land
Women’s Society
L. H. Menser
Louisiana Street
Masaaachusetts Street
Kennedy state law commissioner listed Baldwin district
The bi monthly examina tion noted honor roll members with 90 percent averages. Attending and visiting locals include Eugene Tyner Elaine Euler Lea tha Bond Emil Schalbar Earl Tyner and several families from Ottawa Overbrook and Baldwin areas. Community updates cover moves, visits, and shoppers across Lawrence Wesphalia and surrounding towns.
Moves and Visits Surround Local Families
Mr and Mrs George Supplee of Lawrence Kenneth and Earl La Mr and Mrs W lsh Simon and Loyd spent Sunday at the C F Enler home Clinton Tyner and Earl called at Rhodehammer s Sunday Gus Hadle and family have moved from Sea Shoe owder near Washington Creek Gaorehi Hoover was a visitor at the Baldwin school Wednesday Myrtle Simmons gave her pupils a wiener roast Friday afternoon in honor of Calvin Hoover who was moving away Mr and Mrs Harry Kinsely and family of Topeka spent Saturday afternoon at Alva Bond home Mr and Mrs Fred Simon spent Monday afternoon at Charles Simon Ephraim Vance and Hyward
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Eugene Tyner
Elaine Euler
Leatha Bond
Emil Schalbar
Earl ‘Tyner
Calvin _Hoover
Emil’ Schalbar
C.F. Euler
Elaine
Bobby
Ottawa
Clarence Hoover
J. L. Hoover
Fierce Woodruff
Pauline Simon
George Shirmer
Emma Schalbar
Sarah Badskey
Jorse ‘Butterfield
Fred Simon
Lawrence
Robert Dunn
Wesphalia
Pauline
Charles Simon's
Howard Bond
Eugene Butterfield
Eugene Jr
Leona
Alva Bond
Dave Kessler
George Supplee
Kenneth
Earl
W,lsh
Simon
Loyd
C.F. Enler
Clinton ‘Tyner
Rhodehammer
Gus Hadle
Sea Shoe Owder
Washington Creek
Hoover
Baldwin
Hoffman Callers at Alva Bond Home Sunday Evening
Hoffmans were callers at the Alva Bond home Sunday evening. Sta ifey and daughters E Gladys and Frances spent Sunday afternoon at W A Simon's.
Cleveland Woman Recommends Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A Cleveland Ohio woman from 24053 Hale Ave reports weakness and misery before using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. After ten bottles her headaches nerves and wedding plans improve significantly. she grants permission to use the letter as a testimonial and endorses the product to others.
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Cleveland
Hale Ave
Ohio
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