Engagements and society notices dominate the week
Engagement announcements for Elizabeth Kino Gene to Lawrence Penner of Minneapolis match a Kansas wedding plan set for June 18. Aleta Lucile Loxman to Edwin C of Longton, August wedding. Mary Allen Hamilton and Lee Perry Hamilton wed yesterday at home with family present. Receptions, club meetings, and society dinners fill the social calendar at Evans Hearth, Eldridge Hotel, and various clubs including Vendredi, Alpha Delta Pi, and Amigas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Beamer
Elizabeth Kinogene
Lawrence Penner
Minneapolis, Minn
Frank H. Penner
E. W. Loxman
Aleta Lucile
Edwin C
Longton
Kan
Cross Word Puzzle Chronicle of Tangled Clues and Errors
Puzzle fragments show scattered clues and garbled entries across a cross word grid. Several entries mention Latin terms and common hints such as love god and metallic elements while others resemble corrupted phrases from a dated section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Crete
Kansas G A R elects officers in Ottawa gathering
The Ladies of the G A R of Kansas held officer elections and installations during a three day Ottawa meeting. Three Lawrence women won posts as department patriotic instructor and delegates to the national convention at Madison Wisconsin. Parade featured Battery B Girl Scouts high school band drum corps and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Ottawa
Lawrence
C. W. Schubert
Mary Ellen Phenicie
Grace Terky
Madison
Wis
Lucy Haines
Chanute
Laverna Gray
Pittsburg
Bertha Wineholtz
Wilson
Battery B
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Ottawa High School
Drum Corps Auxiliary
Topeka
W. R. CG
S. K. Funk
Banqnet
Fred Harris
Community groups plan picnic as May meeting nears
Plans were made for a near future picnic. During social time members sewed for the hostess. Birthday gifts were received for Mrs. F. C. Lescher and Mrs. G. L. Kapfer. The next meeting is May 26 at 736 Kentucky Street with etiquette rules as roll call. Wallace W C T U held a Mother's Day program at Mrs. E. B. Dicker's home. Electa Kindlesberger spoke on her public school nursing. A Centenary fund contribution was noted. White Ribbon recruits were welcomed with a ceremony by Mrs. A. L. Carey and Mrs. Roscoe Pine. Gordon Lee Wakefield sang. Mrs. Conrad Marshall read a poem. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mitchell
Kanwaka
Dews
Washington
W. Elkin
Madison
Polk
Willis Colman
Grant
Keith Baugh
Garfield
Ethan Sims
McKinley
Ralph Colman
Roosevelt
Asa Colman
Arlene Sims
Margaret Mitchell
Juanita Colman
Frank, Speicher
Bobby Sims
Harry
James Corel
Home Aid Society
Home Aid
Frank Lescher
Carl Graeber
C. E. Birch
W. C. Hahn
Billie Katherine
James Conrad
Riverside Farm Bureau
Clarence Hudson
Helen Norwood
Rachael Moore
Norman Nichols
C. C. Potter
George Husted
F. C. Lescher
G. L. Kapfer
Woody Laughlin
Kentucky Street
Wallace W.C.T.U
E. B. Dicker
Electa Kindlesperger
A. L. Carey
Roscoe Pine
Gordon Lee Wakefield
Conrad Marshall
Banquet at Union Building for PEO Members and Guests
Last night the annual state convention of PEO held a banquet in the Memorial Union with about 675 attendees. The candle-lit hall wore PEO colors yellow and white, margherite flowers, and spring frocks. Honor guests included Mrs. Hallie and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercredi Club
Colonial Tea Room
Carl B. Althaus
George Wetzel
E. R. Elbel
Walter Varnum
W. H. Schoener
Althaus
Memorial Union
P.E.O
Hallie
Missouri and Kansas social affair and music program notes
A Kansas and Missouri gathering featured state and chapter leaders from St Louis Omaha Nickerson and Lawrence with Mrs Faul Kent presiding. Guests included Mrs A Young and Mrs Lindley. The dinner music program ranged from light vocal solos to a Viennese Waltz as Dr Nelson P Horn of Baker University issued an invitation. A separate note reports drought driven price rises for horses and mules with the army planning purchases of 2622 animals at an estimated $513000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Newell
St. Louis
Alice H. Scott
Omaha
Bertha A. Sallee
Nickerson
The
Educational Fund
Florence Turner Porter
Kansas City
Missouri
Faul N. Kent
Lawrence
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
A. B. Mitchell
Helen Harman
A. Young
Kent
E. H. Lindley
Nelson P. Horn
Baker University
Ross Robertson
Marie
Virginia Walker
Ruth Walker
Betty Smith
Londonderry
Agnes Evans
Alex Fielder
Arthur Fielder
Mary Jane Bruce
Alpha Delta Pi Opens Bi-State Convention in Lawrence
Alpha Delta Pi sorority members from Kansas and Missouri held a bi state convention in Lawrence to celebrate the local chapter's 25th anniversary and the national sorority's 85th. National grand president Mrs Joseph B Hubbard led events at Swooner Thayer Museum and Memorial Union with lectures, round tables, a Founders Day banquet, and a campus tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
Kansas State
University of Missouri
Joseph B. Hubbard
Cambridge
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
University of Boston
S. R. Stanard
Webster Groves
the Adelphean
Pauline Harris
Kansas City
Eorge
Swooner-Thayer Museum
Alpha Eta Chapter
Manhattan
Memorial Union
van Zile
Kansas State College
Spooner-Thayer
Eldridge
Virginia Martin
Salina
Hubbard
Stanard
Fred Brown
Memorial Union Building
Lawrence Alumnae Club
Frances Allen
Crafton
Dramatic Art
Hotel Bellerive
February oil output sets new record at 106 724 060 barrels
February production reached 106 724 060 barrels, surpassing January’s 98 567 000 barrel record. The month set a new high for output, reflecting ongoing gains in oil extraction and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Petroleum
Washington
Bureau of Mines
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Ndar
Cals Friday University
Mra
FW. Gaunt
Vendreluh
Entre Nous
H.W. Stowite
A L. C. Bridge Club
Arthureck
Hellanthua Club
A. M. Tughes
James C. Malin
Mis
Jane Wofford Malin
Alpha Delta Pi
CG. E. Decker
Thena Learth
Satur
Betty Washington
BL A. R
Minn
Mabel Haskell
Vans Heart Alpha Delta Pi
Hotel Eldridge
KR. B. Stevens
Tota Nu
Lige
Mary Allen Hamilton and
Lee
Perry Hamilton
Dwight Gamilton
William Blair
Atchison
F. C. Allen
W. C. Simons
G. W. Stratton
Coila Morrison
F.C
Fred Allen
Helen Skilton
June Griesa
Eleanor Allen
Ruth Rodgers
Punch
Adrian Lindsey
Bridgettes
Evans
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Haskell
E. F. Caldwell
John Robinson
Louise Floyd
Floyd Rankin
Fred Clarke
Sam Adams
E. F. Abels
B. B. Beery
F. W. Gaunt
Vendredi Club
Lawrence Woman's Club
Evans Hearth
Fred Williams
Mary Jo Bair
John Sigel
Thimbles
Bair
J. E. Mercer
J. B. Wilson
Paul Lawson Speara
Sydney Emmett
Dorothy Jewell
Jerry Girrard
Byron Willams
James
George Krum
Williams
Amigos Club
Bridge
Adah
Eastern Star
Evangeline
Trinity Lutheran Church
Anna Hutt
Jack Dunkley
Frank M. Holliday
J. J. Street
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Edwards
Paul
AMS
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Blake
Ambunh
al Oy
Wilbert
K. U
F.C. Allen
Jen
Carter Williams
Charles Strickland
Mason City
Lawrence Seb Fegan
Junction City
Ceria H. H. Pratt
Carter L. Willams
Arthur
Humphrey
Kanana City
D. W. Starr
Caleb H. Bowron
Hiawatha
Joe Dyer
Larry Doyle
Whit Laming
Frank W. Taylor
Iola
Trivett
A. Campbell
Bred B. Johnston
Blaine Hite
Jim Jennings
Gene Snow
Beuford Taylor
Ruby Mae Shirk
Minses
Faye Carigon
Betty Sutton
Opal Shirk
Freddie Guffer
Caroline Jespersen
Elizabeth Trevolt
da Verne Hatcher
S. K. Halderman
Tesoro Club
Highland Park
Union Building
By Bradley
Bradley
Otto Fischer
Null Optical CO
Mase
Royal Shoe Store
Drouth
House
Kaynee
Real Boys’ Store
Roluator
NORGE
Rollator
Weaver’s
Amy
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