Social calendar notes highlight gatherings and a spring wedding
Social roundups report bridge games hosted by Mel and Mrs. H B Bullene, spring flower decor, and high scores by Miss Edna Lamb and A. B. Mitchell. The Morse Evans wedding plans unfold with Miss Morse and Mr Evans hosted for a dinner party at 1141 Kentucky Street, ahead of a Thursday April 2 ceremony at Trinity Lutheran church. Also noted are births, club meetings, officer elections in Mu Phi Epsilon, and various Easter themed gatherings across Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel
H B. Bullene
Edna Lamb
A. B. Mitchell
J. B. Evans
Kentucky Street
Morse- Evans
Miss Bidgen Morse
C. IE. Morse
Kansas City
J. Deane Evans
Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Morse
Mr. Evans
C. BE. Morse
Nelson Myers
Bev
Charles
A. ‘Puls
Morgan Rarick
Mildred Swenson
Otis True
Lester Fairhurst
L. E. Ambrose
Evans
Elizabeth Edwards
Vendredi Bridge Club
Colonial Tea Room
I. T
Stockton
Mu Phi Epsilon
Evelyn Swarthout
Lawrence
Dorothy Pierce
Pomona
Faire Voran
Pretty Prairie
Helen Stockwell
Kathleen McMorran
Mackville
Ruth Spindler
Garnett
Warren
Dorothy Moore
Arkansas City
Enterprise Knox
J. Joseph
Christine Fink
Topeka
Lucile Gabel
Dorothy Enlow
Personal notices from Lawrence area residents
Local social notes list several residents and visitors in Kansas City and Lincoln including C. M. Allen J. Frank Jones Mrs Lottie Gilbert and Mrs Weeber Hutton and Earl A. Farris upon his father's death. Also mentions Mrs Arthur O Connor ill in St Luke's Hospital and various traffic incidents and local commerce updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Allen
Kansas City
J. Frank Jones
Lucy Geiger
Katherine Horner
Lincoln
Neb
Ivan Rowe
Sally
Otto Fischer
Earl A. Farris
Holton
Lottie Gilbert
Weeber Hutton
Lawrence
Arthur O'Connor
St. Luke's Hospital
Local Families Share Sunday at Various Homes
Crowder Mr and Mrs Jacob Hall of Lawrence were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Sweezer and son Jesse Sunday. Mrs Hall formerly Martha Athey of the Beuermann, Albert Brune of Lake View were guests at the Japanese home. Haresie children Marethe Elizabeth Edith and Alice Fave of Lecompton visited Mr and Mrs Harrie Armstrong. Vena Bolin finishing his medical degree in Kansas City and Travis Bechtel, also of Kansas City, were dinner guests Saturday. OnaBelle Gali of Lawrence spent Sunday with the Gallina family at Folie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie Armstrong
Vena Bolin
San Rosedale
Kansas City
Tavis Bechtel
Sam Sweezer
Jesse
OnaBelle’ Gali
Lawrence
Henry
Gallina
Folie
Collina
Mrz
Henry Ins
Elmer . Shields
Asa
Virginia. Colman
Kanwaka
J. M. Crowder
Ralph Miller
LaJean
McNamara
R. S. Gentry
Harlie Armstrong
Osgood Armstrong
Helen Hays
C. F. Bratton
Doyle
Reeves
Mayhew
Kathleen
Edd
Marshall
Jack Grimes
O. F. Bratton
Mes. Reeves
Iriene
Brune
Lake View
Sam Grimes
Paxico
Jack
Grimes
W. S. Collins
Clarence Hodson
Lawrence Vernon
Barton
Sweezer
Kath Sport
Monay
Jack Grimgs
Ray Markham
sTopeka
Crowder School
OnaRelle
Collins
Lonnie Strong
W. Collins
Sam
Sweeter
Lecompton
Harry Carr
J. S. Emmett
Charles Wells
Fairview
Griffith
Community notices from Baldwin area spillover
A long list of social visits and gatherings in Kanwaka and Baldwin areas recalls frequent calls between families like Crowder, Grimes, Sweezer, Collins, Armstrong, and Hodson. Appearances include farm bureau meetings, weekends with relatives in Lawrence, and note of a printing error re: Winter Community club attendance. Also mentions births, anniversaries, and a funeral of Mrs. Owen aged in Baldwin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlie Armstrong
Harry Carr
Winter
W. S. Collins
Elmer Shields
Funeral at Ives Chapel for Mrs. Owen in Baldwin county
Friday at 2 PM at Ives Chapel West Baldwin burial Sutton cemetery. Mrs. Owen born near Endora spent life in the county. Survived by one son Asner and four daughters including Mrs. Cunningham Emery Hobson and Cline of Alva Oklahoma. Sections note Ladies Aid meeting planned April 4 food sale after business. Family travels and church fund drive plans outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives Chapel
West Baldwin
Sutton Cemetery
Owen
Endora
Asner
John Cunningham
Bert Emery
Hary Hobson
Baldwin
Charles Cline
Alva
Okla
Ladies Aid
J. C. Scott
Indies
A. E. Tunin
General Ladies Aid
Earl Martin
Dale
Marshall
Tex
Grace
S. Black
Leonard Whitted and Son
Patterson
5Th Street
A. A. LeMaster
Esther Brockway
Anna Mary Eastwood
Rosa Paschal
Phyllis
Eve- Tyn
Nadine Patterson
Rose Marie Lawrence
Notable Obituaries and Local Illnesses in Baldwin Area
The report notes Mrs. C. W. Zabel recovering at home after two weeks of illness on 5th Street. Mrs. J. C. Patterson, recently injured in an air accident in California, showing rapid improvement. The community mourns Judge John Marshall, who died Wednesday night after a stroke, a longtime supporter of Baker University. Funeral services occur Saturday at First Methodist Church in Topeka, with Baldwin residents attending. Miss Mildred Black hosted a program and tea for Spring Creek school patrons. Eben Scott leads the Jess Gook filling station west of Baldwin at 73W intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin E. Holman
Manhattan
C. E. Holman
First Methodist Church
Walter. McKittrick
Wilson
Kan
O. Boone Morgan
Fl Paso
Texas
James ‘Counts
Clyde Braden
Independence
Grace Fitzgerald
Baldwin
Pulliam
Plac
Indiana
Eugene
North Meridian
J. W. D. Anderson
Lawrence
J. W. Murray
Delta Tau Delta
Alice Severy
Woman's City Club of
Owen
C. W. Zabel
5Th Street
J.C. Patterson
California
John ‘Marshall
Oper
Judge Marshall
Baker University
Marshall
Thomas A. Evans
Evans
First Methodist
Topeka
Mildred Black
Spring Creek
Ftss
Black
Local Ladies Aid Hosts Wednesday Bake Sale
The southwest section of the Ladies Aid held a bake sale on Wednesday at Baldwin Bake. Items included fancy work and gold netting displays. Proceeds supported Section T funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Reney
Baldwin Bake
Northwest Ladies Aid hosts Mrs Burgtorf and members
Mrs Anns Jenkins welcomed the Northwest section of the Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon. The president, Mrs A E Burgtorf, attended as she is just able to be out after several weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns’ Jenkins
The
Ladies Aid
A. E. Burgtorf
Leisure Hour club plans hostess event next Tuesday
Mrs. Calvin EB Holman will host the Leisure Hour club next Tuesday at Waring tea room on Grove Street. The plan outlines an upcoming social entertainment with local attendees and a hosted tea event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lawrence
Alabama Street
Inglesdie Club
Galen Ware
R.rutherfford
R. R. Smth
Y. M. L. Club
Miss Fowler
Calvin EB. Holman
Ais Waring Tea Room
Grove EL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melvin M. Murray
Eudora
Floyd Eugene
University Women's Club
E. S. Reeves
William] B. Kirby
James Norris
Pleasant Hour Club
Ventura Club
H. A. Dodderidge
Four Ace Club
Alberta Hatfield
Velma Jacobson
Old Friends Club
R. EF. Gabriel
Maine Street
A. H. Fiehler
Sue
George Brryant
Douglas County Graduate Nurses Association
Bridge
Seba Eldridge
Eldridge
Electa Kindersperrger
Fray Goodrich
X. Jay Kennedy
Amelia Sprague
Buffalo
N. Y
Elizabeth Sprague
B. M. Lins
Florence B. Sherbon
Elizabeth
Sprague
L. H. Emmett
Massachusetts Street
A. L. Selig
Wiedemann’s
Dean E. B. Stouffer
C. H. Constant
Barker Avenue
Paul C. Rankin
Corabel Smith
W. W. Curfman
Lawrence Memorial High School
Adiss Hardara Olinger
Ben
H. SL
Double
Thimble Club
Rustherford
Logan
wWeantsuay
Inus Club
Hotel Wood
O. W. Maloney
Bridgettes
Foe
C.H. Constant
Ed Klein
Cottey College
Mattie Crumtine
Cottey
J. H. Mix
Ako
Henry H. Asher
B. Stevens
Acacia Alumni Association
Brynwood Lace
E. L. Treece
Burl Stugard
Paul Kabler
Merrill Haas
Faye Gosper
Kappa Phi
E. F. Price
Marie_ Brown
Helen Stover
Conrad Whurew
Armin Woestemeyer
Howard Compton
Edith Beach
Gladys Hobbs
Edwin Turner
Tonganoxie
Memorial Hospital
Patricia
Henry Robert Quillen
Bill
Publishers Syndicate
Dick Behrades
South Massachusetts
Frank Strong
Schrader
George Abletds
New Hampel
Re Ree
Shield
South Carolina
Tillyer
Eben Scott
Jess
de Luxe Cafe
Roby
Austin
Ward's Flower Store
Flowerfane
8Th and
New Hampshire
New York
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