University club closes year with informal dance event
The closing dance of the University club for the year will be held Saturday at 8:30 PM with bachelor members acting as hosts. A bridge luncheon for sixteen hosted by Mrs. Rice Phelps and Mrs. C H Wulfkuhler occurred yesterday. Prizes went to Mrs. R C Miller Mrs Otto Fischer and Mrs Winfield Scott. Other club activities include lectures concerts and social gatherings with numerous bridge luncheons and club meetings noted across town. The Giants spring tour covered 4505 miles visiting five southern towns unseen by a big league team.
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University Club
Rice Phelps
C. H. Wulfkuhler
R. C. Miller
Otto Fischer
Winfield Scott
New York Giants
Town Says Jennie Should Stand Quietly
A remark from 1935 reflects village views on decorum and behavior. The line suggests a small town guards propriety and resists what it regards as unconventional or forward behavior by residents.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Thursday brings dinner and bridge at country clubs and contracts clubs. Activities include League of Women Voters with Mrs L M Lewis, Thursday team whist, Sigma Kappa Mothers Club luncheon, Young Matrons Club at the chapter house, Home Aid Society anniversary dinner at Colonial, Merry Matrons luncheon at Mrs H H Holloway’s, Octet Club dinner at John King home, Pi Lambda Theta strawberry festival, Vendredi Club events Friday, Delta Dek contract club with Mrs Robert Pugh, Friday bridge luncheon clubs, Helianthus Club luncheon at Mrs A M Ockerblad, Saturday University Club informal dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
L. MN. Lewis
F. H. Smithmeyer
Plamer Club
C. W. Pollom
Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club
Young Magtrons' Club
Gene Stansbury
Home Aid Society
Merry Matrons
H. H. Holloway
John King
Floyd Rankin
Pi Lambda Theta
Ruth Litchen
W. E.tenney
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Delta Dek
Robert Pugh
Ray Wright
Helianthus Club
A. M. Ockerblad
University
Mrs Stewart Returns From Rochester Visit
Mrs. GC C Stewart came back from a three week visit with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sterling of Rochester New York. Her daughter Mrs Sterling and Mrs Ray Vande Vate of Rochester joined to spend the weekend with Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Ethan Smith and their small son Ethan Allen Jr visited Kansas City. Mrs Eugene Gallagher left for Los Angeles to visit her daughter Mrs Donald Harrison. Miss Tena Anderson, ill for four weeks, shows slight improvement but remains homebound. Mrs William Hines was discharged from Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday ankle injury. Her right ankle was broken in three places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. C. Stewart
Lawrence Sterling
Rochester
N. Y
Harrison
Tena Anderson
William Hines
Memorial Hospital
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Visits
Local notices recount a Kansas City hospital visit as Mrs. Smith’s illness prompts travel. A birth in Baldwin adds Kenneth Eugene on May 6. Reading Club plans a Tuesday picnic at East Park with committee L V McKee Harriett Ruble Karl Bratton Harriett Osborne. Dean Robert Davis of KU law spoke in Centenary Hall and at the Rotary on constitutional questions before the Supreme Court. Various social visits, dinners, plays, and church group activities fill Baldwin life including a theater event at Ives chapel and district Royal Neighbors convention in Lawrence. Families from Kansas City Falls City El Dorado Topeka Parkerville and Lawrence figure in the week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Smith
Kansas City
Robert Davis
Law School
University of Kansas
Baldwin
Baker
Centenary Hall
Dean Davis
Baldwin Rotary Club
Supreme Court
Dora Metz
William Balch
Balch
Falls City
Neb
Eugene Hardin
Nancy
Frank S. Hardin
el Paso
Texas
Charles Turner
Tred Lane
C. A. Lane
Elmer Brown
el Dorado
A. C. Lockwood
Francis Yeomans
Chanute
Dorothy Cunningham
Maxine Payne
Roberta Farrar
Parkerville
Alpha Chi Omega House
Vinland Methodist
Ives Chapel
Shellenberg
County Council of Religious Education
Bill Grafath
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Wallace B. Fleming
Homer K. Ebright
Harriett Osborne
Lawson
John H. Nelson
Lawrence
C. H. Oldfather
Lincoln
J. B. Johnston
Minneapolis, Minn
W. T. McClere
Champaign, Ill
F. M. Tisdel
Frank F. Stephens
Columbia
Dean S. &. Stout
Bloomington
Ind
Jacob van Elk
Boulder
Colo
William S. Bek
Grand Forks
N. D
Virgil L. Jones
Fayetteville, Ark
Hanson T. Parlin
Austin
Harold Plickinger
Patricia
Junior
Waverly
Baldwin social notes hint at Eastern Star honors and local visits
Bank Hotel hosted Monday Night Club with Mrs F H Flickinger and Mrs J G Schnebly among guests. Mrs Gander honored as state Eastern Star chaplain in Wichita, with reception planned at Evangeline chapter. Local seniors entertained by Dr and Mrs W B Fleming. Lane family to visit Kansas City for grandson Franklin. Coach Liston elected Baldwin Rotary president.
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Bank
F. Hflickinger
James G. Schnebly
C. J. Fischer
Howard Harvey
Gilbert M. Gander
Wichita
Eastern Star
Sire. Gander
Evangeline Chapter
Gander
Gerstenbergers Attend Kansas City Play by St Pauls Youth
Mr and Mrs Homer Gersten berger and daughters spent Sunday evening in Kansas City attending a play put on by the young folks of St Pauls church of Eudora at the Van Brunt Pres ge.
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Homer Gerstenberger
Kansas City
St. Paul’s Church of
Eudora
van Brunt Presge
Hair Bobbed New byterian church in Kansas City
Miss Edna Schmidt and Mr. Gerstenberger took part in the play. Homer Gerstenberger is spend nine this week at Newton attending the Evangelical Synod. Ralph Schmidt spent Friday evening with his uncle and aunt Charlie and Mrs. Gerstenberger of Endora. Rev. Carl Schmidt of Arrow Rock and Mrs. Emil Schmidt planned to spend the week. Mrs. Emil Schmidt and others visited Mrs. Tena Miskimen and Mrs. Eldon Votaw. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Osborne with sons visited Osbornes in Ottawa and West Lawrence. Mrs. Helen Wolfe and children visited at Edd Hall home. Homer Gerstenberger and daughters spent Saturday in Lawrence. Harmony school closed April 24 with basket dinner and an program by Mrs. Argel Cochran and pupils. Certificates were awarded to listed students. Reading certificates and honors were handed out. ball games enjoyed. This term closes Mrs. Cochran's third year. Honor roll included Dorothy and Virginia Nichols, Howard Thoren, Beverly Schick, Dolores Hadl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Gerstenberger
Endora
Carl Schmidt
Arrow Rock
Mon
Emil Schmidt
Harry ‘Schmidt
Tena Miskimen
Eldon Votaw
Carl
George Gerstenberger
Eudora
Hugh Osborne
Harold Stiles
Ottawa
Olin Osborne
West Lawrence
Helen Wolfe
Jeane
Jimmie
Edwardsville
Albert Sommer
Lawrence
Edd Hall
Homer Gerstenberger
Harmony School
Argel Cochran
Cochran
Dorothy Boehle
Opal Miskimen
Opal Murray
Nora Jean
Grace
Howard Miskimen
Teddy Crady
Warren Nichols
Artella Murray
Dolores Hadl
Max Hegerman
Virginia Nichols
Dorothy Nichols
Eugene Walker
Harmony
Dorothy
Howard Thoren
Beverly Schick
Dolores
Hopewell Grads Named as Eight Grade Completers
Hadl Max Hegerman Nora Jean Miskimen Join Howard Thoren and Beverly Schick as eighth grade graduates Doro thy Nichels to take finals with nine month schools due to mumps Ada Williams Lenora host dinner honoring guests from Manhattan Stull Baldwin and Dodge City including George Reynolds Geneve Sammer and Frank Johnson visit for Hopewell Clinton game which Hopewell won 6 to 4 Mrs B A Hammond hosts Bridge Party with guests from Dodge City and Vinland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadl
Max Hegerman
Nora Jean Miskimen
Howard Thoren
Beverly Schick
Dorothy
Nichels
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K. U. Engineers
George Hood
Thimbles
C. A. Nichols
S. A. Bridge Club
A. Neever
John Patchen
James Holyfield
Earl Wineinger
Elza Wiley
Rachel McKittrick
Chester Elliott
McKittrick
John Randall
Robert Haggart
Imperial Auction Club
M. F. Hudson
Max Wilhelmi
Arkansas’ Street
McAllaster School
Parent- Teacher Association
Harry Elliott
Clara McGrath
Mildred Kirby Holcomb
Katherine Hart
Mary Ellen Miller
Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church
Anna Hutt
Elsie Larson
Tulsa
Mrs
George Docking
Hugh Means
T. G. Fitch
B. Bayles
W. H. Ruese
Orville Stone
Gamma Phi Beta
F. A. Russell
Samuel Sweney
Russell
C. S. Dean
Oakland
Gal
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San Francisco
Cal
Marceline Sweney
Washington, D. C
Sweney
Washington
Otto Johanning Timber
Congregational Church
Helmer Klock
Country Club
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jennie
Publishers Syndicate
Baldwin News
W. B. Fleming
Baldwin High School
High Street
Frank Lane
Franklin
Warren W. Wilcox
Quayle
A. C. Hayden
Fargo
Minn
J. C. Rankin
Charles Kalb
Emma Caroline Kalb
Topeka
Ole
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Roe A
Mort Young People's Styler
Calvin Coolidge
Eric Stahlberg
Associated Press
Phoenix Hosiery
Phoenix
Vanity Beauty Shop
Whitcomb
Ward
Hopewell
Ada Williams
Lenora
H. C. Breeze
Manhattan
George Williams
Raymond
Herbert
Ralph Ice
Harold
Georgia Mae
Stull
Leonard
Whitted
Russell Greer
Loren Williams
Arlene Fleshman Lawrence
George Sammer
Harry Sammer
Frank Johnson
Clinton Boys
B.A. Hammond
G. M. Lawler
Dodge City
George Reynolds
Geneva
H. R. Husted
Baldwire
Walker Randal
Vinland
Paryvis-Harmon
B. A. Hammond
J. M. Montgomery
E. Miller
J.F. Schnebley
Stewart
Kalb
Will
Siz
Aimusa
Rick O’neill
Thalia
Weaver
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