Society notes reflect clubs and gatherings in Lawrence
Atty A B Martin spoke on a tax limit amendment at an American Association of University Women meeting. The group urged the city to conform to state health standards on the milk supply and Agnes Thompson was named to a citizens’ milk oversight committee. Other items include reports from Tulsa, a Haskell Bible class, and social events at the Colonial Tea Room and various member homes. The Happy Hour club, Trinity Episcopal women, and War Mothers plans are also noted along with several birthday gatherings and a surprise party hosted by Mrs Tom McCall Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. A. B. Martin
League of Kansas Municipalities
American Association of University Women
E.R. Learned
City Commission
State Board of Health
Agnes Thompson
Citizens’ Committee
Lawrence
F. P. O Brien
Tulsa
Harriett Stevenson
J W. Murray
C. C. Stewart
Elizabeth Tucker
Tom McCall, Jr
McCall
Grace Perkins
McGall
C. A. Cole
Roy Rule
Walter Spence
J. S. Nibarger
Bert Burnham
Wess Haas
J. A. ‘Briece
Onal Henderson
Tom
Social Calendar Busy Week at Local Clubs
A midweek run of social events fills the calendar with tea rooms, bridge clubs, and whist sessions at the Imperial and Country clubs. Highlights include dinners, dances, and golf at the Country club, plus open-house teas, a church picnic plan, and a tax study gathering for Kansas voters. Notable attendees include Mrs. Luckan, Mrs. Linville, and Theta Sigma Phi.
Honorary and alumnae list totals in local society notes
The honorary members present were Dr. Helen Mahin, Mrs. We Dill, Mrs. LN. Flint, Mrs. J. Kistler and Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes. The alumnae included Mrs. Harry DeSilva, Mrs. Joe Knack, Miss Louise Irwin, and Miss Kathleen Borth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mahin
We Dill
LN. Flint
J. Kistler
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Harry DeSilva
Joe Knack
Louise Irwin
Kathleen Borth
Mrs J W Murray Attends Barretts of Wimpole Street
Mrs J W Murray travels to Kansas City to guest tonight of Mrs Joseph Hill and attend the Barretts of Wimpole Street at the Shubert. Mrs John Riling spends the day in Kansas City. Thomas Johnson returns to White City after visiting daughter Mrs Elma Turgeson. Catherine Lardner shops in Topeka. Dr and Mrs C F Nelson Prof and Mrs Laurel Anderson and Prof and Mrs Guy Smith plan Kansas City visit to see the Barretts of Wimpole Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Murray
Kansas City
Joseph Hill
Barretts of
Wimpole Street
The
Shubert
John Riling
Thomas Johnson
Elma Turgeson
White City
Catherine Lardner
Topeka
Laurel Anderson
Guy Smith
Repainting Under Way at Dick Building Corner Massachusetts
Four workers repaint the Dick building at Eighth and Massachusetts this day. Exterior walls receive buff color with gray window casings and eaves. After painting a new sidewalk will be installed around the building. Interior refinishing including oak floors is complete. The property is owned by Fritz Meyn and Harre Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Massachusetts
Fritz, Meyn and
Harre Dick
Lindell elected 4-H delegate at Manhattan round up
Charles Lindell was chosen as 4-H club delegate to the Manhattan 4-H round-up in June during an Lone Star club entertainment to raise funds for travel. About 75 attended the radio broadcast style program on Saturday night with Cyrus Anderson as announcer and performances by Pete Goff Della Bond Thelma Fishburn and the club orchestra and radio artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindell
Manhattan
Lone Star
Cyrus Anderson
Pete Goff
Della Bond
Thelma Fishburn
Radio Cancer
Anna Lee Moore Leads Dance Troupe in Lawrence
Anna Lee Moore of Lawrence performed multiple dances, showcasing her talent and stage presence in a local event. The program highlighted her skill and added variety to the evening's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lee Moore
Lawrence
London Judges in Feud Over Rulings of Bachelor
London May 25 AP Two prominent judges clash over who may decide domestic matters of married people and proper underclothing for women. Sir Henry McCardie, a bachelor, rebuked Lord Justice Scrutton for comments on marital relations and female attire. McCardie warned he may appeal outcomes and withheld notes pending Scrutton’s continued membership on the case panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Alfred McCardie
High Court
Thomas Edward Scrutton
Sir Henry
Justice Scatton
Justice McCardie
Justice Scrutton
Lord Justice Scrutton
Road contract awarded for Kansas highway No 32 upgrade
George Collins of Leavenworth won the road contract to sand and gravel the Bonner Springs to Mud Creek section of Kansas highway 32. The project covers 9 500 yards of Kaw river material with a total cost advantage of 3 000 dollars over pit gravel. Collins plans to begin on the first week of June with initial plant setup at Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner
Linwood
Mud Creek
George
Collins
Leavenworth
Topeka
State Highway Commission
Olathe
Cook & Cone
Ottawa
Lynn Broderick
The
Highway Commission
Poultry and Eggs Classified Ad Offered
Classified in the Journal-World invites sellers to list poultry and eggs for sale with contact details and pricing options. Includes guidance on ad placement and payment, aiming to connect buyers with local vendors through the newspaper columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Witness Absent Alley Rental Suit Continued
The case of Zoe Leis versus Kansas Electric Power Company for $195 in alley rental was postponed as witness C F Ellerbrook could not be located. Leis alleges a four by 1,190 foot strip along the west alley between Maine and Alabama streets from Nineteenth to Sixteenth streets. Judge Hugh Means began hearing partition suits by Henry D. Patee against Lucy Danbury Branam and E D Patee when the case failed to materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Leis
Kansas Electric Power .Company
C.F. Ellerbrook
Leis
Maine
Alabama
Nineteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Hugh Means
Henry .D. Patee
Lucy- Danbury
al- Branam
E. D. Patee
Ase
Expert to Speak at Douglas County Farm Tour Noon Stop
L C Williams, agriculture specialist at Kansas State College Manhattan, will speak at the noon stop of the Douglas County Farm tour tomorrow. County agent J A Terrell was notified. Williams speaks on The Relation of the Extension Program to the Present Economic Condition at Brown's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Williams
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Douglas County
J. A. Terrell
Farm Bureau Women to Serve Lunch During Grové Talk
Farm Bureau Women Units will provide lunch as Grové speaks from 12:45 to 1:15 after a noon gathering from 12 to 1:30. The event features a speaking segment during the early afternoon on the scheduled date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grové
Farm Bureau
Young Men's Democratic club to meet in Eudora
Douglas county young Democrats plan a Tuesday evening meeting at Eudora with Frank W. McDonald announcing. Harold Daugherty will lead talks entertainment and refreshments. a four county gathering is planned near Tonganoxie in about three weeks with Douglas Wyandotte Johnson and Leavenworth counties represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men‘s Democratic Club
Douglas County
Eudora
Frank W. McDonald
Harold Daugherty
State Lake
Tonganoxie
McDonald
Douglas
Wyandotte
Johnson and Leavenworth
Woodrow Wilson School Child Writes Prize Poem
An AP report from Jenkins County Milen Ga notes a Woodrow Wilson school pupil in fifth grade producing a prize winning verse about growing up in Southeast Georgia and eating vegetables for the state board of Perkins health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Wilson
Jenkins County
Babe Milen
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia
Perkins Ati
Perkins Health
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Albert Williams
Haskell
Myrtis Whitlow
Mary Whitt
Esther Bumberry
Mary Catherine Allen
Meletta Cochran
Owen Chuculeto
Celso Rivera
Oswald Fredericks
Happy Hour Club
Weeber Hutton, Jr
Colonial Tea Room
James Moore
Mary Jane Melton
Moore
Trinity Episcopal Church
James
Barrow
R. D. Speck
Kan
E. B. Raber
Mary Mohler
George Mohler
Kate Schneck
Fred Meisner
Richard
Henry Schneck
Gladys
Dorothy
Munice
Q. E. Schickner
Walter
Ida
Richard Lee
M. Schutz
Anna
Oliver Schutz
H. H. Morton
W. S. Price
Billy
Howard
A.D. Clayton
D. R
C. T. Ward
H. D. Johnson
Ed Hope
Vermont Street
J. E. Wilcox
Lyle Powell
R. T. Smaller
Imperial Auction Club
Griesa
J. D. Club
A. R
M. L. Club
Otto Barteldes
Walter.Thiele
Dinner
Bridgettes
Dick Williams
Methodist Guild
B. A. White
KK. A. Dames
E. H. Linville
W. H. Dietz
N. B.C
Helianthus Club
A. M. Hughes
Ralph Achning
American War Mathers
Otto EB. Luckan
Luckan
John Bateson
Bennie Bateson
Matt Babcock
Bobbie
Antone Kahn
Alfred Kahn
Fern
Edward
Tonza‘noxie
Otto Luckan
Catherine
John Brand
Finesse
Fritts-Stowits
Plymouth Congregational Church
Robert Seamans
Women’s Farm Bureau Club of
Riverside
Lake View
Barker
Jens P. Jensen
University of Kansas
Walter Howe
Kansas
Fred Williams
F. A. Skofstad
New York
Zadah M. Heisler
Alpha Tau Omega
Carl Belt
Walter Tromboldt
George Tromboldt
Addison Meschke
Wendel Holmes
Robert E. Mann
Arorice Walter Koch
Robert Ills
Alpha Delta ii
Eulalia Geiger
Virginia Mae Showalter
Ida Parrott
Mary Lou Webb
Trinity Episcopal Guild
Clarente Topping
V. Kv. Brune
Kanwaka Farm
Bureau
A. R. Reed
Willis Colman
Christie Hepler
Arthur Swanson
Wichita
Harry Carr
Lecompton
Ethan Sims
K. A
Nell Snead
Kansas City Star
Theta
Sigma’ Phi
Alfred Graves
Caroline Converse
Martha Lawrence
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jones Boys
Publishers Syndicate
Associated Press
House
Representative Carter
Wyoming
Mouser
Ohio
Johnson
South Dakota
Arentz
Nevada
Brumm
Pennsylvania
Bachman
West Virginia
Goss
Connecticut
Withrow
Wisconsin
Andrews
Lambertson
Guyer
Carter
Lone Star Group
Charlies Lindell
Roundup
Patricia Ellis
Hollywood
Leavenworth, Man Will
KG Waite An
K. S.C
Rakre Erincelnivan
Karen Avram Ojon
Atlanta
Detroit
Lakes
Williams & ‘Haney
Topeka, Kansas
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Franklin, N. C
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Levengers
Sealy Mattress Sale
Crawford-Veatch Coupany
St. Phone
Trillium
Princess
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