Marriage of Miss Agnes to Prof Waldemar Gelich at Lindley home
Social news lists engagements and dinners. Miss Agnes to wed Prof Waldemar Gelich at 7 30 this evening at the Lindleys home. A July wedding is planned for Miss Ethel Shaw and Lyman Newlin of Chicago, announced to Pinckney teachers. Numerous social events follow, including a Country club luncheon, a flag tournament, and a Scotch foursome event with prizes, plus a birthday dinner for Lois Jean Stanly and a Fleer family reunion at Worden with about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Waldemar Gelich
E. H. Lindley
Social calendar highlights marriages and society events
The social calendar lists weddings engagements and gatherings. Notables include Miss Agnes Hueband and Waldemar Gelich marriage, numerous bridge luncheons, club meetings at Colonial and Country Club, and the departure of Prof. A J Mix for Europe with botanical studies. Also notes bienvenu club luncheon Kappa Alpha Theta banquet Alpha Sigma Nu initiates and Beta fraternity events.
Prague Stopovers Before Home Return Readied
Before returning in September the group plans visits in Switzerland and Paris. Miss Tillie Oberle hosts dinner at the Manor for New York school teachers, with guests including Miss Mildred McGuire Miss Mertie Edwards Miss Catherine Beckwith Miss Ethel Woods Miss Verna McQuey Miss Hazel Dawson Mrs Charlize McChiggage Mrs Alice Shimmons Mrs Lottie Perkins and Miss Dorothy Wilson. Mrs John Canary hosted the Midland Rural club Friday afternoon with eleven members and guest Mrs Dora Wolf of Bonner Springs. Mrs FE C Bussing spoke on housing and read a poem New Houses. Mrs E D Shaw will host the club June 6 at Mrs Russell Shaw’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Oberle
New York School
Mildred McGuire
Mertie Edwards
Catherine Beckwith
Ethel Woods
Verna McQuey
Dazel Dawson
Charlize McChiggage
Alice Shimmons
Lottie Perkins
Dorothy Wilson
John Canary
Midland Rural Club
Dora Wolf
Bonner’ Springs
FE. C. Bussing
E. D. Shaw
Russell Shaw
Personal notices from Lawrence residents and guests
Lawrence area personal notices report illness of Ben Overstreet at his home on New York Street and multiple visits from relatives and friends. Guests include Mrs. George Hollingbery with Betsy and Anne, Mrs. F. W. Cutter, Mrs. M. T. Coolidge, Mrs. William Van Bebber, and others. Wedding and school events are noted for Agnes Husband and Prof Walde mar Geltch, and Miss Alice Meyn’s St Mary academy graduation is mentioned alongside a recital by George Trovillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Overstreet
Lawrence
New York Street
George P. Hollingberg
Betsy
Anne
Chicago
Fritzi Meyn
St. Louis
Guerite Nelsall
Sam Nelsall
N. Tolin
Seattle
Wash
Jennie Godfrey
Topeka
McAlearney
Edith Waleamot
Felix. Lindgren
Long Jon Ban Cal
Missori Street
Memorial H Hospital
Pleasant Hour club decorates graves at Oak Hill and Memorial Park
Members of the Pleasant Hour club gathered at the cemetery Wednesday to decorate 29 deceased members. Services were held at the grave of Mrs. Robert Lindsay, with Blest Be the Tie That Binds sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer and a eulogy by Mrs. Kelsey. A P. H. C. marker was placed as seven attended. Jo Ann performed a second recitation at Memorial High last Wednesday. Mrs. J. V. Patchen hosted first to third grades from 1 to 4 on Tuesday to celebrate her son Jack's seventh birthday, with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hour Club
Oak Hill
Memor Park
Robert Lindsay
Kelsey
D. Denman
P. H.C. Marker
Guy Bigsby
E. Daniels
Jo Ann
Memorial High
J. V. Patchen
Jack
Donna Rae Kirby
Delbert McClerland
Hollis Osborn
Lois McClung
Alice Kasold
Virginia Hazlett
Russell Jeffries
P T A Meet and School Program at Woodlawn
Jackie Patchen helped serve ice cream and cake as Douglas County P T A units from Woodlawn Pinckney McAllister Cordley and rural Brackett attended a May meeting at the school house in Lawrence. Mrs Wilbur Pine presided and a long program featured talks on community value officers and publications with Mrs Carl Biegert as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Patchen
Janice Patchen
Douglas County
P.T. A
Woodlawn
New York
Pinckney, McAllister and Cordley
Lawrence
No. 6
Greenwood Valley
Brackett
Wilbur Pine
Leland Armstrong
C. E. Daniels
W. N. Allison
Mildred Brown
W. H. Morgan
J. V. Patchen
W.C.T.A
Robert Ridley
Daniel Kirby
Ralph Kirby
Donna Rae
Lee Colman
Eudora
Jo Ann Fralick
May Louise
Frances Lawrence
Pinckney School
Henry Hack
Norman
Ernest Willman
Virginia Hazlett
Emerson Hazlett
Richard Hack
Mildred Hack
Buddy Netzer
Dickie Dauherman
Lois McClung
Fleeta Marie Penn
Mary Alice Martin
Alice Kasold
Junior Sabol
Russel Jeffries
Norman Hack
Eugene Kiefer
Loren Wooding
Beloit
Kan
J. W. L. Kiefer and
Local Notables and Town News From Sunday School to Community Club
Mrs Ed Jacka suffered a fall on basement stairs injuring her arm and wrist while carrying dressed chickens. Marcus Harman has measles. About thirty attended Sunday school. Mrs Barnhart visited Jarbalo to care for her ill father. Mrs Antone Kahn and Mrs Robert Blaker visited Mrs Poul Luckan at Fall Leaf. Elizabeth Wright of Tonga noxie hosted weekend at Mary Katherine Barnhart’s. Pony Creek Community Club met with about sixty members and featured piano, dialogue, reading, and refreshments by Ovhel Wiley and Will Young. Several residents reported visits, preparations, and graduates including Eu gene Hess, Gorden Harman, Olive Verhoff, and George White hosting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jacka
Marcus Harman
Barnhart
Jarbalo
Antone Kahn
Robert Blaker
Poul Luckan
Fall Leaf
Elizabeth Wright
Tonganoxie
Mary Katherine Barnhart
Pony Creek
Lois and Elsie Pearson
Mary Lou Dehoff
Gladys Seanor
Mrs. Young
Helen DeHoff
Helen Hildebrand
Dorothy Woods
Will Young
Ovhel Wiley
Whittaker
Hillips
Paola
Amon
W. R. Seanor
A. C. Hess
Kansas
Eugene Hess
Gorden Harman
Honey Valley
Olive Verhoff
Wartzack
George White
Village Notes of May and June Local Events
Mrs. Gottman tripped on steps injuring thumb and finger needing stitches. taken to Lawrence hospital then home. Mrs. Floyd Gilliland hosted the High Bidders club. Fred Kahn and wife traveled to Kansas City for their grandson Larry Miller’s tap dance recital. Leonard DeHoff suffered chest injury and lung bruise after being knocked by a flying board near the saw mill. Mrs. Hollis Marsh visited from St. Louis to see Samuel Kelsall Jr graduate in Manhattan on May 24. Hostess committee included Mrs. Jean McKone and Mrs. Skeets. A R.S.H. club invitation to meet at state lake on June 16. Audrey Winkleman led contest winners Mrs. Charles Strong and Miss Mae Phenicie. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Hutton’s grove with helpers listed. about 38 attended. Roll call quoted about mother. dinner at W. A. DeHoff home. memorials at Hubbel Hill cemetery. A Piece-Work Shutout notes Lefty Al Smith pitched six innings for Giants, aiding New York win. The Aid society met with Misses Ella and Nettie O’Dea. six other helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Marsh
St. Louis
Samuel Kelsall, Jr
Manhattan
Jean McKone
Skeets
Robert Graham
R.S.H. Club
Lawrence
State Lake
Audrey Winkleman
Charles Strong
MaePhenicie
W. H. McKone
New York
al Smith
Giants
Buts
Aid Society
Ella
Nettie O’dea
Spain to Represent in 1936 Olympics at Berlin
Spain will be represented in the 1936 Olympic games at Berlin after Premier Lerroux procured an appropriation. Elimination trials will begin shortly. Also noted are references to Porch box plants and the Rumsey-Allison phone listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Berlin
Lerroux
Also Mentioned on This Page
William S. Brady
Country Club
Col
W. C. Koenig
Ethel Shaw
Lyman W. Newlin
Progressive Contract Club
Eldridge Hotel
Crystal Room
John Rumsey
H. C. Brinkmar
M. S. Winter
E. M. Cameron
Rankin Warner
John L. Kilworth
C. W. Sparr
C. D. Young
George Wetzel
Jessie Willets
J. B. Mack
E. F. Caldwell
George Hedrick
Frank L. Brown
L. D. Havenhill
C. L. DeWatteville
H. H. Holloway
Caldwell
Hedrick
Roy Moore
M. C. Cannon
George Trovillo
Moments Musical Club
Kansas City
Niles Gilmour
Trovillo
Gertrude Bihr
C. A. Preyer
Roger Stanley
Lois Jean
Martha Jean Johnson
Kathleen Reader
Doris Gabriel
Alice Brecheisen
Josephine Votan
Plarice Dolling
Lois Jean Stanley
Fleer
Orville Elm
Worden
Christopher Browser
George Browser
Drummond
Okla
Kentucky
Christ Browser
Drummemnd
Fred Fleer
George Reynolds
Geneva
Oscar Heinen
Alvin
Henry Pippers
Theodora Elm
Lucas Fleer
Marie
Intn Gibson
Jaimily Schwartz
Melcin
Iylean Schwartz
John Elm
Alter Fleer and Ughter, Virginia
Rley
Will Pendleton
Felix Lindgren
Long Beach
Cal
Aunt Het
Robert Quien
Publishers Syndicate
Agnes Hueband
Manor
Roy Cross
Colonial
Wilma Miller
A. N. Yancy
Cora Davenport
John Kilworth
T. Hough
Max Wilhelmi
Mrs. J. Frank Jones
A. J. Mix
Collinsville
T. H. Kennedy
the Colonial
DB. L. Noone
Sadie Hutt
Anna Robinson
Ladies of the
G.A.R
Iola
L. K. Robinson
Alpha Sigma Nu
Phocal
Loize Montgomery
Ruth Hoover
Carol Hunter
Thelma Humphrey
Ann Kell
Kappa Alpha Theta
Misses Mary
Frances Schultz
Lillian Sands
Louise Eviston
Margaret Sherwood
Margaret McNown
Polly Strandburg
Dorothy Walker
Mary Lou Bagby
Emma Jo Swaney
Virginia Team
Marian Fisher
Betty Schwartz
Carolyn Harper
R. C. Murray
Baldwin
Alta
Hugo M Nieder
Nieder
Lone Star
Kappa Beta
Lois Scoggins
Mabel Edwards
Rosemary Fisher
Lorraine Lawrence
Helen Sanderson
Eldred Wahl
Paul Winter
First Baptist Church
Triangle Fraternity
F. C. W. Bridge Club
Karl Kuersteiner
H. C. Kuersteiner
Europa
Euersteiner
Falzburg
Austria
Bremen
Copenhagen
Dresden
Vienna
Prague
Switzerland
Paris
America
Greyhound
Union Pacific
Union Stage Depot
Greyhound Lines
IMDM
Orley Smith
Jackman Farm
P. F. Dewitt
G. P. Truitt
William Banty
Overbrook
Reno
Head Tofoot Outfitters
Journal - World
Rumsey-Allison
Cole Shoe
Greenhouse
Michigan
Maas
U. S
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