Lee Society Arts and Ballet Recital Highlights
The Lee Society presented a varied program featuring the Psattiotie Song and Petite Vonsense by Korn, plus Summer Day Ballet and Ball Dancers. Jerehthah’s Daughter and Thaïs Adagio impressed, with Miss Topping praised for artistry. Strong performances by Miss Farrell Mary Louise Betty Stimpson and Messrs Preyer Rendric, and Mrs Glcott’s stirring Marseilles augmented the evening. The Meracles Club will meet at the country club on Wednesday the 29th. dinner will be served. Special meetings and delegate activities eastern notes rounded out the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korn
Josephine Farrell
Mary Louise
Betty Stimpson
Preyer
Rendric
Glcott
Marseilles
Visiting Miss Mads Shultz and Other Local Notices
A series of social items notes visits and greetings at Neb City and surrounding communities. Miss Ednah Hopki, a longtime violinist at the Lutheran Church, received a gold wrist watch at her graduation recital. Local clubs announce meetings and entertaining events including the Past Matrons Club at Mrs. Becker’s home and the Fairview Red Cross auxiliary gathering. Family visits include Arthur Vincent Fowler and son Bobbie from Waterloo, and Howard Esterly’s send-off to the Great Lakes training camp. A large neighborhood gathering at 1730 Indiana Street honors Mr. and Mrs. Rawle’s birthday. Farewell parties, picnics at Woodland Park, and various social rounds fill the day with guests from Kansas City Tacoma Emporia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednah Hopki
T _ Lutheran Church
Fairview
R. J. Rawle
Indiana
Alvan Wetme
Iwan
Carolyn
Kansas City
C.J. Robinson
Marian Anne
Tacoma
Washington
Robert Rowland
Robert Rowland, Jr
Local social notes and travels around Topeka and Kansas City
A jumble of names and movements shows residents visiting Topeka, Topeka area towns, and Kansas City. Individuals such as Mr. Cual Barker Mrs. Bert Dew and son Berton Rev EB EL and Beulah Hitchcock are listed with brief trips, visits, and weekends spent with relatives or in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Blinkenberg
Kansas
Civ
Cual Barker
Iss
Tosssie Key
Ieee
Bert Dew
Uirton
Kansas City
Mrca
C. K. Daw
Harry C. Skinner
Amunition Motor Section
Fran Doniphan
New York
Frank Branch
Topeka
FH. Parkinson
J. J. Didson
EB. EL For
Beulah Hitchcock
Baldwin
Laawwrenre
BE. Ob. Jotaston
Topekit
Biesine
W. Atkinson
Pope
June Nichols
Wansits City
Willisenworth
RR. J. Bennet
Nexitit
Hithey
HD. Moore
Abbie Stevens
Ree A. Theed
James Chyri
Terainystth Holderman
San Francisco
Col
Aly G. Pettie
Manhiattn
Cook
Rowland
Roberts
Lawrence News Briefs and Local Notes
Professor Martin Misses Goodhye as his son sails for France. He visits Camp Merritt and joins Lieut. Victor Householder before returning home via Washington Pittsburgh and Chicago. Barbers, shops close Thursday for Decoration Day. Lawrence Business College advertises summer programs and military service opportunities. Anna Johnson spends weekend in Kansas City. pendence Young of Libe spends weekend with Mrs. John Jeffries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Goodhye
Nortow
Debarkation
France
UT Martin
Rheine University
Merritt
Lange Tstind
Tlarry
Uil
Hoboker
Toth
Victor Householder
Mills
Lawrence
Washington
Pittsburg
Chicagro
Lawrence Business College
Changed Bible Record Indicts Draft Evasion in Kansas City
Willie Smith of Lecompton aged 33 was arrested in Kansas City Kansas by Deputy Sheriff Serge Schulz on draft evasion charges. Smith allegedly marked dates in a family Bible to dodge registration and later confessed after questioning. He is held at the county jail awaiting transfer to Sheriff Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Smith
Lecompton
Kansas City
Kans
Sherif Serge
Schulz
Smith
Aler
Sheri
Ant Sherif Woodward
Memorial Service Observed by Veterans and W R C
Old Soldiers and the Woman’s Relief Corps attended memorial exercises at the Unitarian Church. Members of Washington Post post and other groups gathered for a solemn service led by Rev. Luck, praising patriots and justice while honoring those who defended liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Washington Post
G. AL
A. Redal
Luck
Ruben
Studio Reopens as Nancy Longanocker Teaches Harmony
Nancy Longanocker will reopen her harmony studio on Vormessee Street after a yearlong study in New York City. Christine Pinson spent the week in Nernsisila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Longanocker
New York
Ity
Pag Vormessee Street
Pune
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Thomas H.ince
Dorothy Dalton In
Sally J. G. Hawks
Paramount Picture
Bray Pictograph
Desmond
Fischer
Foster
National School OF Orthopraxy
Otto Fischer
Lee Society
Helen Popping
Belly
Fox
Mierealis Club
Mercales Club
Stauffer
Srs
Linnie Curry
Atchison
EL Vampivo
Oo. P. Barber & Son
Department of Wash Goods
Anderson
Mads Shultz
Orda Solt v. Watery
Alfred Mille
Neb City
Neb
A. Becker
Bradly
Arthur Vincent Fowler
Bobbie
Waterloo
Iowa
M. Newmark
Reading Club
Reading’ Club
G. M. Clark
Banker
Fleming and Johnson
M Connell
Migret Petro
Pekt
Mr. Sullivan
Wilson
Livingston
Lvo Hill
Carm Funston
Bernard Hill
Mev
William Hill
Floyd. Zimmerman
Joseph Zhiamerbans
Brel
Ato Eline
Lown Gulley
William Cosprove
Guy Y
Vea Hiddleston
Oseph
Woodland Park
May Alexander
Lucy Hovey
Carder
M Ruth Carter
Aileen Carter
Una Alexander
Ermassine Yates
Marisart Gustafson
Maryret Hamilton
Katherine Kibler
Elibeeth Walker
Margaret — Longances Reyerstock
Frances Cook
Dorothy Weidman
Helen Walton
Leran Carter
Euhet Qootman
Elva Bell Lawrence
Lucilla Miller
Trozedale
Bh. M. McFarland
Walter Gokstrap
Company F M4 Engineers
Camp Funstuny
M.A. Goldfrapp
Miz Goldfrap
Sith Diwa
Emporiane
Rs. BR. Hess
Chanute
Cs Ke Dow
Bee
Maas
Hester & Roberts
Mass
QO. P. Barber & Son
Topekse
George Martin
Westeran
Werap Camely
PR Aa Seed
Uncle Sam
Auty
Lawrence Rupe
Anna Johnson
Misand Pendence Young of
Libe S
John Jeffries
Wolf's Book Store
National Army
Sherif Woodward
I RA
Teneghiter
Wun
Nore
Tetut Rss
Gurin
Tie Muself
Moe
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Avanta. Ga
TAS
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Bell-Ans
Kendall
Kansas Electric Utilities Company
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