Social events span visiting guests and club gatherings
Mrs Harriet Weaver and Mrs Mary Larkin of New London Connecticut host guests including Miss Mildred Stocker and Miss Ethyl Stocker of St Ives England at the Weaver home. A later Farm Bureau meeting in Topeka features Mrs Sewell with a banquet at Hotel Jayhawk and WIBW broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet, Weaver
Mary. Larkin
New London
Conn
Mildred Stocker
Ethyl Stocker
St. Ives
England
California
A. D.weaver
Aire A. B. Weaver
Country Club
L. B. DeHart
Galena
W. S. Metcalf
Madge Bullene
H. B. Bullene
W. Hildine
Helen Meador
R. C. Morrow
J. B. Thins
A. D. Weaver
A. B. Weaver
New England
Charles Sewell
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Topeka
Jayhawk
Social calendar notes and club events of Cedarville
A long list of social gatherings and club activities is recounted, detailing dinner and bridge clubs at hotels and private homes, including Entre Nous, Imperial, Round Club, Jolly Dozen, Kappa Alumnae, and others. The notes cover meetings, birthdays, luncheons, picnics, and a Thursday wedding announcement. Also described are museum bone china discussions, art exhibit notes, and various community group gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperbers
Hotel Wood
Imperial
Otto Barteldes
J.A. Schaefer
H. M. Mason
EH Jones
Jolly
W.E. Higgins
Kappa Alumnae Association
BE. H. Lindley
Florence Finch Kelly
Newaoe
John Phillips
Berkeey
Cal
Johnson
W. H. Guenther
Mierceles Club
A. B. Weaver
Harriet Weaver
Mildred Stocker
Ethyl Stocker
Allie Merle
Conger
Faculty Women's Club
Dorothy Brown
Edward Clark Walker
George Krum
George Esterly
Vendredi Club
Irving Hill
England
M. A. Walls
Albert Bloch
Personal notices of visits and travels around town
Mrs Frank P Brock of Hinsdale Illinois arrived to spend weeks with father W R Carter and sister Miss Prances Carter. Miss Gaarearet Smyth, Washburn student, left for Great id after visiting Miss Delene Pines. Mrs R E Roy departed for Etovinenes to see her son Earl Brown in Edmond Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs H R Kelley spend the day in Kansas City. Mrs HH L Tshantz and son John arrived from Des Moines to visit Mrs Tshantz's parents until Sunday, with sister ae Tateille HE accompanying. Mr Tshantz to arrive Friday. Mrs Way Post in Kansas City. Mrs W T Courtney left for Howard to visit relatives after Memorial day due to illness of Dr Carter's father. Miss Katherine Mulvihill arrived from Los Angeles to be with her seriously ill mother near Williamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Brock
Hinsdale, II
W. R. Carter
Prances Carter
Gaarearet Smyth
Washburn College
Great Id
Delene Pines
R. E. Roy
Etovinenes
Earl Brown
Edmond
Okla
H. R. Kelley
Kansas City
L. Tshantz
John
Des Moines
Tshantz
W. V. Hill
Ae Tateille HE
Rockie Rapids. In
W. T. Courtney
Howard
Femsin
Eby
J. B.carter
Wilson
Katherine
Mulvihill
Los Angeles
Wiliamstown
Mumhill
Seal Beach Couple Relative To Hughes Home Visit
A fragment notes someone spending recent years at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hughes in Seal Beach California. The passage provides no dates or broader context beyond the location and hosts.
Briand to Remain in French Cabinet After Meeting
Foreign Minister Aristide Briand withdrew his resignation at a council of ministers meeting lasting nearly three hours. Premier Laval and fellow ministers urged him to stay, outlining results from Geneva and the league council. Deputy Franklin Bouillon announced an interpellation to demand Briand’s immediate replacement over perceived risks to French interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairs
Aristide Briand
Council of Ministers
M. Briand
Pierre Laval
League Council
Pan- European Commission
Geneva
Franklin Bouillon
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Office
France
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Wickersham Commission Urges Quick Finish to Survey
Washington May 27 AP The Wickersham commission accelerates work to complete its law enforcement survey before July 1 as most of its $500000 appropriation may be exhausted. With five reports already issued, the panel faces a grueling pace to finish roughly one report every three or four days for the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham Commission
Hoover
White House
Harridge Elected Cleveland May 27 1930 AP
Police report a two car collision at the corner of Eleventh and Massachusetts streets involving Ralph Walker of 308 North Eighth street and C E Rogers a salesman for Davis and Child Motor company. Rogers’ car was damaged. William Harridge of Chicago was elected president of the American League succeeding the late Ernest S Barnard who died shortly before the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Walker
North Eighth Street
C. E. Rogers
Davis and Child Motor Company
Eleventh
Massachusetts Streets
Rogers
Harridge
Cleveland
William Harridge
Chicago
American League
Ernest S. Barnard
Social Roundup From Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Mrs. S Kelsall spent the weekend in Lawrence at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Miss Mildred Maloney and Mrs. Neal Thayer and Mrs. Allie Thayer of Lawrence visited Mrs. H G Skeet. Mrs. Leonard Stanwix and her niece Miss Ellen Reece shopped in Lawrence on Wednesday. Dr Wolfe of Tonganoxie called at the Skeet home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Graham attended the dedication of the remodeled Methodist Church in Tonganoxie on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C L Dehoff entertained Mr and Mrs Williams of Mound at dinner Sunday. Harry Skeet attended the Baccalaureate sermon in Tonganoxie Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kelsall
Lawrence
Stewart
Mildred Maloney
Neal Thayer
Allie Thayer
H. G. Skeet
Leonard Stanwix
Ellen Reece
Éd Dr. Wolfe
Tonganoxie
Skeet
Robert Graham
C. L. Dehoff
Mrs. Williams
Mound
Harry Skeet
Family and school events fill Reno landscape
Mrs Hattie Diverbess accompanied her nephew Ross Phenicle on a Sunday drive and visited Miss Ella O'Dea. Mrs Antone Kahn celebrated a birthday with dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Blaker and guests from Lawrence. Recents calls included Jim Toyne and families and Mallorys. Tonganoxie high school commencement featured 41 graduates, with a large audience, snowball iris decor, and speeches by G O Foster and W K Hoover. The Pony Creek club planned a program and a church aid fundraiser added prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Diverbess
Ross A.phenicle
Ella
Nettie O’dea
Robert Blaker
Robert
Antone Kahn
Fred W. Kahn
May Smith
Lawrence
Headdy
Alfred Kahn
Jim Toyne
Villa Eden
Minnie ‘Luckan
Lela Kindred
Otto Luckan
Chesley Ward
H. Greets
Nettie O'Dea
Tonganoxie High School
Pony Creek Community Club
Stella Mae Phenicie
Aid Society
Olive Verhoff
A. Wartzack
Reno Post Dispatch
Ella O'Dea
W.C. Allan
Reno
Bertha Halstead
F. A. McRill
C. D. Miller
Kansas’ City
Cooper
Scherer
Topeka
Warren
Kansas City
Harry White Island
Geo. White
Tonganoxian High School
Ruth Dillon
G. O. Foster
K. U
W. K. Hoover
Ridgeway Wins P. E. C. Scholarship Amid Honors
Miss Eunice Ridgeway earned the P. E. C. scholarship for outstanding qualities. Miss Grace Sanders received one of the honor pins. Among local graduates listed are Robert Dickinson, Geo. F. Bernhardt, Harry Skeets, Rollin Skeets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Ridgeway
Grace Sanders
Robert Dickinson
Geo. F. Bernhardt
Harry Skeets
Skeets
Rollin
Wingrove Mar Mildred Roberts Grade Names Mentioned
Fragmentary list mentions Wingrove Mar Mildred Roberts and E Alfred Skeet of Pony Creek, Don Harman of Honey Valley, with Mr. and Mrs. Berren. incomplete names and context prevent full event identification.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maude Gibb
Denver
Colo
W. E. Tenney
M. T. Sadler
H. E. Don Carlos
H. E. Bullener
Dorsey-Liberty -Post No. 14
American Legion
State Assembly
Seven Sisters
Thur
Man Rothwell
Ernest Rothwell
George Richards
Ida May Richards
Elmer Ousdahl
Midland
George Wire
Otto Hunzicker
J. JR. West
D. RK. ‘Bales
D. D. Starling
Charles Spray
St. Louis, Mo
George Ditt ‘Mars
Mattie Piper
C.T. Royaten
Ivan D. Viets
Wise
China
Jim Roper
Roper
Frank Rowland
William Frowe
John’ Emick
H. Cooper
Albert Giesemann
H. D. Johnson
H. E. van Noy
C. D. Young
Ellen Simmons
Know Your Bible Circle
George Stabler
Connecticut Street
John T. Copley
Olathe
G. Watermulder
Thealters
Copeley
S. E. Miller
Mr. Miller
T. W. Martin
Linwood
Mil Sc
Colonial Tea Room
Y. ML. Club
Edwin Fritz
Harry Ingalls
R.R. Rutherford
William Neustifter
Fannie Bingham
Loyal Ladies
Methodist Church
Cedarville High
Bingham
America
Tina Clevenger
Margaret Sharp
Etta Beardslee
Ada Stover
Bertha Troutman
Helen Howsman
Board O Education
Estella Getchell
Fred Hunsinger
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Alex. Mitchell
Mr. Marshall
Betty Raymond
Marshall
Briand
Journal-World
Peas ‘ Rail
Enna Detticr
Otto Fischer
Memorial Day Myers Greenhouse
Shoe Dept
Mass
Frank Vaughan
Ward’s Flowerfone
Eatlier Oxford
Mite
Tenn. St
Panama
Holiday Apparel
J. C. Penney Co
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