Quiet wedding planned for Miss Grainger’s marriage
Miss Grainger and Philip Shrack will be married Saturday at the bride’s home in Topeka. A bridal shower and tea follow with many friends attending. Separately, other wedding plans and club meetings are noted including Miss Schoepflin’s Kansas City ceremony and a string of bridge club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Dean
Ohio Street
Bridge
Frances Grainger
Philip O. Shrack
Woodward
Oklo
Homer E. Shrack
Pratt
Alfred A. Grainger
Topeks
Miss Grainger
Merle McKinney
George Olson
Genevieve West
Dorothy White
Dorothy Dinsmoor
Irma Cummings
Carol Watkinson
Dean
Miss Cummings
Miss Dinsmoor
Quincy
New York
Mildred Schopflin
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Mildred Schoepflin
F . Ross of
Perry
Kansas City
M. W. Mason
Schoepilin
Quincy School
Social Scenes Highlight Fall Calendar And Wedding
A crowded social calendar lists tea rooms clubs and bridge groups with gatherings at Miss Fowler's tea room the Qui Vive and various clubhouses. Notable items include a Thursday marriage of Miss Miriam Morse to J Deane Evans at Trinity Lutheran church and multiple club meetings plus postponement of the Woman's Home Missionary Society event due to a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Ware
Ris
Ror
Rutherford
Airesie
R. R. Smith
Y. M. L. Bridge Club
C. W. Maloney
Bridgettes
Sigma Apa
Mra
Byron F
Miriam Morse
J. Deans Evans
Trinity Lutheran Church
Minnie Pave
J. C
Co. H. Constant
Ed Klein
J. Deane Evans
Personal notices from Topeka area residents
Mrs. Hornby is confined to Memorial hospital the past week with Mrs. H R Yates, Mrs Harold Miller and Miss Virginia Yates spent yesterday in Topeka. Miss Inas Blaker visits Kansas City. Mrs W A Dunmire and Miss Dorothy Dunmire return from Oakland California. Mr and Mrs T L Marshall spend the day in Kansas City. Miss Letha Dark from Memorial hospital heads to Kansas City for a couple of days. Mrs BE Brodhead and Miss Marcel Tucker motor to Kansas City this afternoon. Charles F Hale made a business trip to Kansas City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. H. Hornby
Louisiana Street
H. R. Yates
Harold Miller
Virginia Yates
Topeka
Inas Blaker
Kansas City
W. A. Dunmire
Dorothy Dunmire
C. A. Caulfield
Oakland
Cal
T. L. Marshall
Letha Dark
Memorial Hospital
BE. Brodhead
Marcel Tucker
Charles F. Hale
Packed House Enjoyed Opening of K A Musical Comedy
Opening night at Fraser theater for All Aboard 1931 edition drew a packed audience. Delores Gillen Maurice Wildges and Don Burnett led with songs and solos. Chorus acts Blonde Brunette and Pony impressed, with The Two By Two and You've Got Everything standouts. Barbara Harison Poke and Harry Haugh and Don Burnett received encores. Miss Frances Wilson directed. Tickets via K U 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Theater
Delores
Gillen
Maurice Wildges
Don Burnett
Pony
Bob Milton
Margaret
Huggins
Barbara Jane Harison
Nina Clock
Herb Weatherby
Harry Haugh
Marie van Dusen
Lillian Peterson
Frances Wilson
George Callahan
Jack Feist
Robert Williams
Milo Durett
K. U
Jeme Cole Faces District Court Liquor Charge
County Attorney transferred liquor possession charges to district court for Jesse Cole of 1944 Barker Avenue. Judge Hugh Means set bonds at 730 dollars and 750 dollars as Cole remains jailed. Officers report a pint of whisky found at his home after a prior drunken charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cole
Barker Avenue
Harry Frazee
Hugh Means
Cole
Ted
Liberty
Means
Man Breaks Bottles as Police Close In on East Ninth Street
A man shattered two pint bottles of liquor just before officers caught up with him on East Ninth Street. Broken bottles were seized as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ninth Street
Baldwin News Social Roundup In Midweek Travels
Mr and Mrs Hugh P Hartley and son Philip visited Leavenworth Parkville and Kansas City Missouri as dinner guests of Mrs Hartleys parents Mr and Mrs John Bovard. E Cline Allderdice drove to Lawrence with Mrs Bertha Gallagan and Mrs Karl McConville visiting in Baldwin before trips to St Louis and home. Agnes and Francis Hurt in Kansas City for nurse training stayed with Hewitt and Mary Taylor. Charles Taylor of Leavenworth and John Francis Alderson of Moberly visited Theta Kappa Nu. Mrs William M Balch ill for days. Gamma Theta sisters sewed curtains at the chapter house with tea. Little Gayle Shipley recovering from a broken arm. Chester Marsh of Emporia visited Thomas A Evans family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh P Hartley
Philip
Leavenworth
Parkville
Kansas City
McConville
St. Louis
Gallagan
Baldwin
Agnes
Francis Hurt
St. Luke's Hospital
Hewitt Taylor
Charles Taylor
John Francis Alderson
Moberly
Theta Kappa Nu
William M. Balch
Gamma Theta Chapter Delta Tau Delta
Mary Alice Severy
Jean Louise Markham
Jean Butell
Gayle Shipley
Isabel Shipley
Chester Marsh
Emporia
Thomas A. Evans
Bennie Stanton Airplane Ride Includes Local Passengers
Bennie Stanton flew his plane to Tom Bird farm on Sunday afternoon taking several passengers including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bird Aileen Bagby Verat and Willie Neis He plans to return. Mrs. Ed Grob remains in Memorial Hospital recovering. The W C T U met at Mrs Bird s home despite wind sickness with light attendance. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Stanton
Tom Bird Farm
Tom Bird
Aileen Bagby
Verat
Willie Neis
Ed’ Grob
Memorial Hospital
Bird
Angel
Esther Hammer
Mollie Reed
Lenna White
Anna Andrews
A. J. Bales
Bessie Bales
Mabel Dunlap
Floyd
John Grist
Stanley Klopfenstein
C. E. Cory
Eudora
Charles Terrell
Ed Forsythe
Margaret
Irvin Votaw
Chester Baecker
Ruby Pauline
Milo Votaw
Song
Leslie Wayne
Lyle Dean
Ralph Wotan
Jewell
Baecker
Hesper Friends Missionary Society
Alonzo Ambler
Harry Ambler
Temperance
George Votan
Raymond Stanley
George Votaw
Nathan Henley
Oscar Votaw
Mildred
Lois Jean
Stanley
Inez Jensen
Hesper
Paul Grob
George Brooks
Bobby Klopfenstein
Edmund Stanley
John Kasberger
George Grist
Keith Crouse
Roswell
N. M
Lawrence
Crouse
The Colonel's Maid stage play at LECOMPTON High
The junior play The Colonel's Maid will be presented at LECOMPTON High School with student actors in the lead roles. Faculty supervision and a brief curtain speech follow the performance, inviting audience remarks.
Easter Week and Community Activities Noted
In the school auditorium on Friday evening April 3 Miss Evelyn White coaches the school Play. Lawrence residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dahlene and Thelma visit the Taylors. Methodist Ladies Aid meets Thursday. annual officer election. Theodore Kuester and family visit Cyrus Glen west of town. Easter Sunday program at United Brethren Church includes a sermon by Rev. L A Stone and communion after. Palm Sunday services remembered with Rev Stone preaching March 29 on The Triumphal Entry Into Jerusalem. Wednesday prayer meeting theme covers events from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. Woman's Missionary Association hosts an hour of prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn White
Clarence Dahlene
Thelma
Lawrence
John Taylor
Hazel
Methodist Church
Theodore Kuester
L. A. Stone
White Elephant Sale and Auction Planned This Weekend
A white elephant sale will be held in the Ladies' Aid room Friday at 3 PM. The community square hosts a sale Saturday afternoon starting 1:30 PM with E. J. Hill as auctioneer. Contributions should be left at the drug store as early as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Council
E. J. Hill
Possie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fine Farm Bureau Club
Fred Brown
Masonic Temple
C. L. Strange
Happy Bidders Bridge Club
Kentucky Street
John L. Kilworth
Frank Strong
Indiana Street
B. P. Sweeley
Neil Thayer
W. H. Charlton
C. Ward
K. C. ‘Evans
Car] Phillips
Roll Call
A. A. U. W. Juvenile Lodge
I. C. O. FP. Hall
the Contemporary Literature Study Club of
The
Olive Brush
Tennessee Street
Wilson Glatk
Clark
Salina
John Garrett
Elmo Garrett
Robert Garrett
James Garrett
Helen Garrett
Leslie de Merritt
Laddie
Martha
Laura Claxton
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
L. A. Buerman
Farm Bureau
R. C. Morrow
Watkins Hall
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
George Harper
Massachusetts Street
F. W. Blackmar
J. D. Teviotdale
David Ramsey
H. Chubb
Prances
F. T. Stockton
Stansbury
Galen
Teviethals
Wendy
Ali
Aunt Het
Robert Outlen
Ella
Publishers Syndicate
Packed House
Jeme Cole
Fay Wray
Baldwin News
Tillyer
Gaston Optometrist
Johansen’s
Pinto
Rollins Hose
JoBo
Toria
Ward's Flower Store
Mass
Vanity Beauty Shop
Virginia’ May Flower Shop
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Eldridge
You
Veraisellet
Paris
Ogue
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