Society Notes on Valley Garden Club and Local Gatherings
A busy array of society events unfolds at the Memorial Union, including the Valley Garden Club, Book Fellows, and many luncheon and tea gatherings hosted by Mrs. Mix, Mrs. Suhr, and other members. Announcements cover dinners, bridge clubs, and charitable society meetings, with Mrs. Suhr highlighted for forthcoming formal entertainments and multiple hosts named across Lawrence social circles.
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Valley Garden Club
Memorial Union Building
Ann Gill
W. H. Shoemaker
Colonial University Club
A. J. Mix
Robert Suhr
Evanston
Contract Club
Laurence Woodruff
Mercredi Club
J. Z. Wheeler
Personal notes on Lt Robinson and visiting relatives
Lt. Ross G. Robinson, former instructor at the university school of business, toured Lawrence yesterday to visit his sister Jean Robinson and is now stationed in Hollywood. Mrs George Kirchhoff returned from Atchison after a week with her daughter and attended the state REO convention. Lt Darwin Gerard returned to Camp Gruber Okla after a few days with Lawrence relatives. Mrs Edgar A Norton of Seattle visits her son David Norton in Lawrence, a V 12 naval unit student, as a guest of Mrs T Prentice. Rep Errot P Scrivner in Washington reverts from Lawr people Kenneth Middleton Vincent F Burton Ativ Gen A B Mitchell Jessie eng J J Robert A Haynes Mr and Mrs Henry Roswell N M arrived Sunday for vacation with them.
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Ross .G. Robinson
Universitias School of Business
Wrence
Jean Robinson
Robinson
Hollywood
George Kirchhoff
Atchison
Malcolm MacLaren
Darwin Gerard
Camp Gruber
Okla
J.J. Robert A. Haynes
Henry Roswell
N. M
Saniay
Alumnus Doctor Hannon Visits Lawrence Family
Dr. J. W. G. Hannon of Pittsburgh Ta spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Smith and then left for St Louis. He is medical director of the MelIntyre Research Steel company and discoverer of the aluminum treatment for silicosis and is on a lecture tour about the treatment. A nutrition Q and A event runs Thursdays from May 11 in the Red Cross office from 3 to 5.
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Mary Louise Samson
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Nutrition Committee
Red Cross
Obituary for Mrs. George F Reinhardt in Lawrence
Funeral services for Mrs. George F Reinhardt who died Monday were held at Rumsey Funeral Home at 10 45 this morning. Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery in Burlington. She had lived in Lawrence for nearly three years and celebrated her February 18 birthday.
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George F. Reinhardt
S. Weatherby
Rumsey
Graceland Cemetery
Burlington
Century-Old Reichhardt Dies After Long Illness
Susanne Katherine Reichhardt, born February 18 1844 in Wurttemberg Germany, died after three weeks of illness at age 100. She married George F Reinhardt in 1866 and lived in Springfield, then moved to a Kansas farm near Burlington on the Neosho River. Survived by her daughter Mrs Weatherby and three others plus 21 grandchildren.
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Reichhardt
Susanne Katherine Weiss
Wurtemberg
Germany
United States
George F. Reinhardt
Lincoln
Ill
Springfield
Kansas
Burlington
Reinhardt
Weatherby
F. M._Yineling
Neodesha
Lydia Reinhardt
Toneka
Julius Reinhardt
Mrs Reinhardt Sheltered by Family After Nine Years Blindness
Mrs Reinhardt, now elderly, has lived with a vigorous constitution despite nine years of complete blindness. She enjoys being read to and listening to sermons and radio programs. She attends church regularly with her daughter and can repeat portions of readings.
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