Social Calendar and Bridge at Local Clubs
Society notes and events list weekly gatherings at Mu Phi Epsilon Coterie and Inner Bridge groups. mentions include Miss Elaine Frutchey, Mrs. Rutter, Wilma Miller, Emma Semple, and others at Hilltop House, Colonial, and Manor. Also includes announcements of Dambridge parties, a busi ness and social meeting, a leaving Dallas guest, and a community night program at Second Christian church. Softball games set for Woodlawn school diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
Mu Phi Epsilon
Elaine Frutchey
R. C. Rutter
Wilma Miller
Hilltop House
Emma Semple
Coterie
Inner’ Bridge
Colonial
C. T. Hough
Tess Clayton
Werner Smith
W. G. Beougher
Hfs Don Carlos
Eldridge
O. W. Club
M. T. Coolidge
Dorothy Enlow
Ruth Orcutt
Donald Ball
Caroline Roth House
New York
Ednah Hopkins
Second Christian Church
Nineteenth
Tennessee
Woodlawn School
Colored Stars
Royal Shoe Store
Colored All Stars
Morrells
Topeka
Oklahoma Dust Bowl Evacuation Plan Draws Fire
May 27 report from Oklahoma City on a proposed 10 year soil erosion program to evacuate rural dust bowl areas. Officials in New Mexico, Kansas and Colorado oppose or hedge on the plan while stressing voluntary cooperation and zoning to curb windblown soils. Kansas and Colorado officials call for careful, staged action rather than wholesale abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Panhandle
F. L. Vaughan
Oklahoma Sail Conservation Commission
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
Vaughan
Frank Vesely
Denver
Edward D.foster
Colorado Planning Commission
Manhattan
Kan
H. J. Umberger
Kansas Agricultural Conservation Committee
Poison Ivy Marks Up A Pair Of Students
Two Kansas University students with botany training recall misreading poison ivy after Miss Marjorie Brooks of Spearville playfully rubbed a leaf on a man’s ear and nose. The incident left Brooks’ eyes swollen and her companion with a damaged ear, underscoring caution on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Marjorie Brooks
Spearville
Fourteenth Street
Miss Brooks
Morning and afternoon class schedule details
Morning period runs 8:20 to 11:20 with five, four, and three hour classes. Afternoon session from 2:30 to 4:20 features two eight hour blocks and a one hour block.
Invitation Planned for Alf Landon Event in Mercer Pa
The Friends of Alf Landon of Pennsylvania aim to welcome the Kansas governor to a June 16 home celebration in West Middlesex near Mercer. The town marks 100 years of municipal history and notes Landon was born at the local Methodist parsonage during his grandfather Rev William Mossman’s pastorage. Landon’s mother Anna Mossman had returned to the family home while his father worked in Ohio oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Alf Landon
Mercer
Kansas
West
Middlesex
Gov. Landon
William Mossman
Anna Mossman
Ohio
North Lawrence News Roundup Reflects Community Health Roads and Visits
Local notes show merit Dick visiting Topeka relatives on Elm street for three days. Betty Dicker recovers from a broken arm. Mrs Daniels on Lincoln street improves from illness. Mrs Parker on North Fifth street improves after recent operation. Pogemeyer family from Leavenworth visited. Mrs Culver at Leavenworth reports little health improvement. Epworth league offices to be installed at Centenary M E church. Junior league plans a picnic after school closes. Helen Frame was ill for a day. Committee chosen for Centenary church children’s day program. Street scraper busy on North Lawrence unpaved streets. Raymond Pine aided his brother-in-law Goble near Eudora for corn cultivation. Harry Snider of California visited the Weingartner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit Dick
Topeka
Logan Dick
Elm Street
Betty Dicker
Daniels
Lincoln Street
Parker
North Fifth Street
Pogemeyer
Funeral and social notes from DeSoto and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Fred Papenhausen and Miss Lucy Kaegi attended Mrs Bertha Midgetts funeral at Chambers funeral home in DeSoto Saturday afternoon. Ed Diedrich Curtis Diedrich and daughter Maxine and Mrs Elizabeth Diedrich visited Pleas ant with Mrs Anna Roberts and Mrs Addie Egbert. Elizabeth Diedrich stayed a week with her sister Mrs Roberts. Harry Hagenbuch Emma Lotz Bert Brown Olga Lotz drove to Topeka Tuesday afternoon. Lucille Walker Ruth Miller spent Wednesday in Kansas City with Miss Miller cousins Cade and Davis. Bert Daugherty returned from the Ozarks after a week outing and fishing. Mahlon Miller of Lawrence visited Harold Houk Thursday. John Reusch and daughter Donna Mane were Sunday dinner guests of George Broers of Weaver. Sommer family and Tom Raybourn will return to Eudora Thursday to spend the summer with Papenhausen family. Fred Walker hosts to J D club dinner and bridge Monday evening. Leslie Kindred guests. Howard Kohler high score winner and J D Adams consolation. Table prizes to Kohler Lothholz Mertz Daugherty traveling prize to Lees Kindred Ray Mil. Ora McCubrin entertained WITY club and guests with bridge Wednesday afternoon. attendees included Mrs John Steiner Mrs Curtis Ruthrauff Mrs George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Papenhausen
Lucy Kaegi
Bertha Midgett
Chambers Funeral
DeSoto
Ed Diedrich
Curtis Diedrich
Maxine
Elizabeth Diedrich
Pleasant
Anna Roberts
Addie Egbert
Roberts
Harry Hagenbuch
Emma Lotz
Bert Brown
Olga Lotz
Topeka
Lucille Walker
Ruth Miller
Kansas City
Miss Miller
Cade Davis
Bert Daugherty
Ozarks
Mahlon Miller
Lawrence
Harold Houk
John Reusch
Donna Mane
George Broers
Weaver
William Sonmmer
Frank Sommer
Tom Raybourn
Pittsburg
State Teachers College
Eudora
William Mertz
Clarence Daugherty
Lees Kindred
Ray Miler
Local club card party includes prize winners and social notes
Members list and guests attended a card party with high score won by Mrs Steiner and club prize by Mrs Adams. Post event refreshments followed. Society items cover travels and visits of Mrs William Mertz, Mr and Mrs J D Adams, Henry Schlegel, Olga Lotz and Agnes Blechel with fellow attendees and a card game social.
Adams and Houser Families Tour Topeka
Mr and Mrs J D Adams along with Mrs Z G Houser and Mrs Viola Sheldon spent Tuesday in Topeka. Advertisement mentions Valspar Varnish and Enamels at Barber's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Adams
Z. G. Houser
Viola Sheldon
Topeka
Valspar Varnish and Enamels
Barber's Drug Store
Adv
Bonner Springs and Lawrence families visit Smoots matriarch
Eudora on the weekend hosted Mrs. D. M. Frame and daughter Miss Ethel Frame of Bonner Springs along with sister Mrs. W. J. Hague and Mr. Hague. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smoots and their children from Lawrence who spent Sunday afternoon with Lavina Smoots, the mother/grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Frame
Ethel Frame
Bonner Springs
W. J. Hague
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armin Woestemeyer
John Selig
The
Evangelical Church
J. Russell
Clyde Gorpe
Sophia Zeeb
W. B. Downing
Dallas
Tex
Downing
R. A. Schweg
Jer ‘Theodore
W.C. Simons
Ariton
J.h.holke
Louise Nelson
Charlton
Holke
Ross Clayton
Bridge
Clarence A. Harris
Council Grove
W. C. Boardman
Roland Kimber
George Mills
Harris
Walter Haxman
Hutchinson
State Tax Commission
Dust Bowl Farms
Marinello
Mass
Miller - Jones
Tonganoxie
Augusta
Gamma Phis
Bob Robinson
Chet Shore
Augusta Gazette
Robinson
Gamma Phi Beta
Fowler Grove
F.C. Allen
Cherryvale
Paul B. Lawson
Fredonia
North Lawrence
Ora McCubrin
Wity Club
John Steiner
Curtis Ruthrauff
George
Ethel Schubert
Steiner
Adams
Belle Waugh
Leslie
Henry Schlegel
Fred Schlegel
Agnes Blechel
James McCabrin
Eunice White
Miss Blechel
Gothamettes
Gotham
By Wayne Maid
Lorraine Taffeta
Quaker
Jeffries
Ward
Knox
Ade
Jess Henderson
Jess
Otto Fischer
Fremin
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