Page notes at luncheon speakers and farm bureau meeting
The article covers the City Federation of Clubs luncheon at Wagstaff Brille room with Norma night and Countess de Caen as principal speakers. It details the Brackett farm bureau meeting led by Mrs. Guy Bigsby with fourteen members and Miss Elizabeth Randle, plus a cheese dish dinner and a five pound American cheese demonstration. The next Brackett unit meetings are planned for Monday and Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to showcase spring millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Clubs
Wagstaff Brille “Room
Ark
Norma Night Ones
Kansas City
Countess de Caen
Brackett
Eauwomen
Guy Bigsby
Elizabeth Randle
Conte Foote
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Local Neighbors Attend Meetings and Socials in Lawrence Area
Barker C P A lodge met at the schoolhouse Friday evening March 9 with plans for a March 23 meeting. C A Richards visited as a K C. Families and neighbors visited relatives in Lawrence. Several attended Laura Emery’s funeral there. Third bi monthly exams were held at the school. Mr and Mrs Paul Winter drive a new sedan. Many locals visited, called, and hosted gatherings through the week. Elizabeth Wiggins, Robert and Marshall Gorrill entered the county contest at Memorial High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker C. P. A. Lodge
Syeeks
C. A. Richards
K. C
Ambrose Bigsby
Brand
Ernest Richards
Barr Gorrill
Virginia
Lawrence
Iss Laura Emery
SV. Gorvill
Paul Winter
Grace -Balden
D. B.i Wiggins
Pauline
A. Richards
Anna Mitchell
Cecil Johnson
Kanwaka
Yamily
Helen Harshberger
Mineyvian
Don “Westhheffer
Eudora
J. B
Wiggins
Blower Club
Willis
Colman
Lee
James Wiggins
Elizabeth Wiggins
Robert
Marshall Gorril
Memorial High School
Valley Farm Bureau nutrition meeting at Rothrock home
Misses Lillian and Alda Braham visited Will Pastma’s home Wednesday morning. The Valley Chapel unit of the Farm Bureau held a nutrition meeting all day Tuesday at Mrs. Ira Rothrock’s home. A dinner of cheese dishes was served at Impon. A lesson on making cheddar cheese was the day’s main activity. A business meeting followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Alda Braham
Will Pastma
Valley “Chapel Unit
Farm Bureau
Ira Rothrock
Impon
Jesson
Tesday
Charle
Roger Williams
Schlael
George Arkley
Lillian Vind Alda
Bréhas Lloyd
Byron
Lawence
L.A
Flora
Ghares
Brohammer
Charles
Brohamer
Alda
Fred Flory
Lois
Bennie
Francis
Irene
Rosa
Belle
Firs
Robert Markley
Lila
Fivian
Lloyd
Evelyn Shuck
Jesse Markley
George Markley
Ottawa
Doris Hiatt
John Brohammer
Henry Landis
T. G. Hiatt
Doris
Jay
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
Oscar Shuck
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
George van Housen
Floyd Swisher
Florence
Laurie Postma
Mabel
Wesley Flory
Carl
Paris dresses with two tiered sleeves impress local society
In Solon area social notes a Redfern cream morocain gown with double bell sleeves features at gatherings. Names include Mrs. John Brohammer Mrs. T G Hiatt and many others as residents visit, dine, and attend events from Wednesday to Sunday with marriages and farm visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Morocain
Local guests and visits from Baldwin to Lawrence and nearby towns
Winter reports guests from Baldwin including Mr and Mrs John Murphy and Mr and Mrs John Banks with son Neal Banks from Lone Star visiting Mr and Mrs Hermin Banks. Other weekend visits include Mrs Frank Miller's trip to Lawrence relatives and Albert Clarence Transmier Hamlin with Aunt Roslin Skinner family near Buddha. Dorothy Beuran returns to Lawrence to attend high school. Further Sunday visits include Schroyer and Isaack families from Topeka and Nortonville guests Conroy family, and John Richards from Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Baldwin
John Banks
Neal Banks
Lone. Star
Hermin Banks
Frank
Miller
Lawrence
Albert
Clarence Transmier
Hamlin
Albert Hamlin
Roslin
Skinner
Buddha
Julius Beurman
Dorothy Beuran
Williamstown
Dorothy
Ross’ Gale
James Schroyer
Rence
Christeen Schroyer
Dell. Isaack
Topekg
George
Gonroy
Valley
Falls
Fred Fisher
Nortonville
Conroy
John
Richards
Leavenworth
Mia
George Richards
Local notices and social items from Douglas County weekly column
A sparse notice row reports Mrs Richards and Mrs R B Schroyer sustaining arm injuries in separate incidents last Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon. Dre Maust of Leempton set the arm. Mrs Henry Fraker drove to Lawrence to help her spend the summer. Harry Carr and Mrs Herman Banks were seen after noon. The quarterly meeting of the Douglas County Central Protective association will be held Thursday at 8 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms per G A Richards. A license to wed was issued Monday for Wa Davis and Thelma Smith, married by probate judge H Menge. The St ar item references Milwaukee feats and a party related to the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Sand
Richards
R.B
Herman
Banks
Daighter
Aelen
Douglas Couniry
Protective
Ionv
Chamber of Commerce
G.A. Richards
Barer
The
Associ
Martiste
Davis
Thelms
Smit
Emporia
H. Menge
Agles m
Milwaukee
Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Rankin
Columbia
T.G. Hiatt
Solon Markley
Git ‘Katherine
Chester ‘Wibb Ard
Doris and
Russell
Roy Flory
Charles Banging
Betty” Jane and Warren
Emma Nieder
Nickley Thome
Robert Wilson
John Hagen
Ollie Eudaly Rock and Rathrack
Pearl Brohammer
Ailda
David Kessler
T. Mrence
Alda Brohamamer
Randolph
Charlie Peer
Clyde Puckett
Daniel Beeghley
Jay''Hiatt
Ghstéss
Charles ‘Shuck
Shoute
Daniel
Beesshley
Everett
Johnny
Wesley
Flory
Manhattan
Houn Green
Lavery’s Grocery and Market
Mass
Bae
Ager
Metzler
Mase
Tiesland
Harry Carr
Herman Banks
Cat
Beal Bros
Pat
Karisas
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