Engagements And Socials At Local Colonial Scene
Friday Miss Fray Goodrich hosts a bridge dinner at the Colonial. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hosford announce Virginia Hosford Mack engagement to J. B. Mack. wedding planned next month in this city. Prof and Mrs Gelich honor Miss Vivian Skilton and Richard H. Frazier with buffet supper and music. first wedding anniversary noted. Numerous guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fray Goodrich
Bridge Club
Colonial
Frank W. Hosford
Virginia
J. B. Mack
Waldemar Gelich
Vivian Skilton
Richard H. Frazier
Jan Chiapasso
Maurice Clarkson
the Colonial
Dorothy Enlow
Caroline House
New York City
Carolyn Bailey
Oklahoma City
L. H. Featherston
Claude Williams
Nelle Wintermantle
Kitty Holsapple
Faye Holsapple
Henry Rappard
Rosie Heffner
Dorothy Hoffman
Frances Thaupt
Virginia Kingery
Clare Agnes White
Clara Randel
Atherston
Betty Gene Warren
Derene Arecheisen
Lila Elaine Oehrle
Velma Vance
Wilma Stahl
Trendel
Joyce Snyder
Sue Holsapple
May Rel
George Brown
Frank Scott
John Smith
Clarence Randel
Sue Featherstone
Rob Brown
Darren Woodruff
WiHara Maichel
Merle Maichel
Dar—iel Warren
John Rimyan Clark
Ivan Snyder
Frankie Holsapple
Richard Holsapple
Marie Grosdidier
Colonial Tea Room
Edwin L. Barber, Jr
Wilda Wright
D. L. Noone
The
Mertice Wilson
Beverly
Kansas City
N. E. Stucker
Ottawa
Fray Goodrich
Clarence A. Harris
Lawrence
Mrs. Harris
Ner
Hnry Seele
W. H. Lucas
College Cafe
Mart Jardon
Norwood
C. L. McGuire
Lilly McCullough
Jardon
George Reynolds
Geneva
Worden Church
Jacob Nelson
Hiawatha
Perry Sowers
Baldwin
Dick Brown
Ferguson
Pleasant Grove
F. X. Jordon
Roy Merchant
Morris
Donald Vaughn
Barbara Bailey
Henry Bailey
Charles Grant
L. B. Snyder
Frank White
Aunt Het Ry Robert Quillen
A short quip on family tension about alimony and remarriage humorously notes how supporting a daughter feels unfair when she marries someone else. The line conveys a reader friendly voice and a late 20th century syndicate style.
Civic Welfare talk looms as eleventh district seeks nomination
A candidate seeks the eleventh district representative post with a platform on Civic Welfare. Mrs Frank Toms and Mrs Kate Toms hosted the Midland Rural club with eight members present and guests Mrs Howard Erwin and Mrs A R Reed. Several social notes follow including engagements, travels, and graduations among Lawrence residents and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennard W.C.T.U
Southpark
A.L. Ferris
E. F. Abels
Robert C. Rankin
Lawrence
Frank Toms
Kate Toms
Midland Rural Club
Howard Erwin
A. R. Reed
Elizabeth Bussing
Stevens Files Complaint in Topeka and Lawrence Cases
County Attorney R B Stevens filed a complaint charging erjury against L H Girton of Topeka and Leroy Moore of Lawrence in justice court. Moore was found guilty by a justice court jury of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor and has appealed. A separate complaint against Girton for transportation of intoxicating liquor was also filed. Girton recently pleaded guilty to possession and is serving a county jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Girton
Topeka
Leroy Moore
Lawrence
R. B. Stevens
Justice Court
O. J. Lane
Moore
Stevens
Girton
Justice Court of
D. S. Hults
Regents Meeting Attended by KU Leaders in Topeka
Chancellor E. H. Lindley and executive secretary Raymond Nichols of the University of Kansas attended a session of the state board of regents in Topeka this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
K. U
Raymond Nichols
State Board of Regents
Topeka
Rubber Boots and Mud Chains Used Again in Dust Sector
In Lamar Colorado on May 29 1921 workers patched rubber boots and long unused mud chains after six days of rain caused floods and washed out bridges. Flood waters forced road and rail closures across Colorado Kansas New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma with towns like Holley Granada Hartland Lakin suffering washouts. Rain totals reached 6.95 inches in New Mexico as dust storms persisted in Amarillo and Guymon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Colo
Fred
Case
Baca County
Colorado
A. J. Harman
Prowers
U. S. Highway
Here
Kansas State Line
Holley
Granada
Kansas
Hartland
Lakin
Kan
New Mexico
Amarillo
Tex
Guymon
Okla
De Soto Residents and Visitors Reported Local Doings
De Soto notices list Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson living with Mrs Andersons mother. Mr and Mrs A G Naylor and daughter Thelma visit relatives. Kansas City papers feature Catherine Penner and other KU beauty queens. Mrs Mary Cecelia Doering dies at 77. funeral at DeSoto M E church. Rev W C Watson officiates. Basil Gardner visits. M E Ladies Aid plans a bazaar. area reports lack of serious weather damage from newly hatched events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Anderson
Monrovia
Mr. Anderson
Anna Anderson
A. G. Naylor
Thelma
Kansas City
Kan
Mr. Naylor
A. T. Broveak
Broveak
Robert
Carl Steel
Roscoe Anderson
Gardner
George Kouns
Harold Mize
Kansas University
Catherine Penner
Lawrence
Kate Penner
L. R. Penner
DeSoto
Georgia Hilton
Virginia Hilton
Patricia Hilton Jones
C. G. Mickel
Faye Harbison
DeSoto Friends
W. C. Watson
Springfield
Nettie Gottstein
State Normal School
Pittsburg
Gottstein
L. A. Hayes
Bonner Springs
Mary Cecelia (Snyder) Doering
Doering
Levi Doering
George
Pueblo
Colo
Emma Jane Welch
Anna Katherine Bender
Paola
Martin
Little Rock
Samuel
Mary Ellen Kiser
German Reformed Church
DeSota M. E
DeSota
Basil Gardner
Valley Center
W. H. Baker
B. G. Hughes
M. E. Ladies Aid
Grasshoppers seen. Senate post debated next session
A local note reports grasshoppers along the Santa Fe right of way amid political chatter about a Senate post. Many social items follow, including bridge club hostesses and farm bureau Play Day attendance in Johnson County with numerous residents listed. William Clay Jones returns to Cherokee to visit his ailing mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Frances Nelson Wis
Virginia Kobler
Bert Hoffman
Nina Zeigler
Eudora
Harry Cramér
Kansas City
Farm Bureau
Johnson County
Friends Church
Prairie Center
Jessie Hodge
Viola Likely
Gwendolyn Jewett
Pansy Penner
Harriet Hunter
Isabel Gabel
Bertha Middleton
Hattie Noteman
Edna Kilmer
Fred Maack
Bee Morse
Jennie Tobler
Lottie Nease
Geraldine
Margery Middleton
Anita Muneease
Rose Osborne
Centerville
Cornelius Crozier
Billy Morley
Olathe
J. R. Penner
Freda Buckingham
Los Angeles
California
Ray Lampkin
Deane Baker
Maxine
Bud
DeSoto
Carl Steed
Harold Mize
Shirley June
Wls
Elmer Jewett
Donald Eugene
J. Will Baker
Pearl Trout
Ruth Averill
Wellsville
R. W. Boone
David Jewett
Irvin Kilmer
Ralph Morse
L. R. Penner
Lloyd Kraus
C. B. Scothorne
Paola
William Clay Jones
Cherokee
Hopewell Independence Social Notes Sunday Visits
Hopewell Independence locals share family dinners visits with Taul Quinn Jardon and Harmon family check ins with Trinity hospital. Several trips include Mrs. Harmon to Kansas City for care and Mrs. Feikert funeral in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Taul
Alvin Heinen
Smithville
Mr. Taul
J. K. Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Taul
Missouri
Claude Jardon
Kansas City
Mart Jardon
Artie Lederer
Fred Purvis
Raymond
Herbert Williams
Will Vaughn
Claude Garner
Lewis Tucker
Silas Harmon
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Rey Merchant
Draner
Nels Toft
F. X. Jardon
C. Taul
K. L. Taul
Richard Butell
Herman Butell
Steve Speicher
Jewell Anderson
B. L
Oscar Turner
Rollie Critchfield
Henry Seele
Kate Oswald
Charley Gale
Arthur Rockheld
Purvis-Harmon
Eveniny
William Adriance
Earl White
Lawrence
Minnie Seele
Schulmeyer
Sophia Schwartz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uss Shilton
Frazier
Chiapasso
Robert Hagrart
Dolph Simons
Arthur D. Gray
Tonka
Helen Shilton
Irene Peabody
Karl Euersteiner
Raymond Stuhl
Josie Taylor
Doris
Howard T. Verney
W. C. Verney
Flagstaff
Ariz
Miss Taylor
County Relief Office
Verney
Lawrence Country Club
Shawnee Country Club
Clarkdaly
Clarkdale
Raymond Schwegler
Bridge
Ray Wright
Floyd Rankin
Co-Operative’ Club
Kaw
Jane Woestemeyer
Margeret Fisher
Phylis
Ruth Burgert
H. W. Craig
Dne
al Green
Fred Kuhne
Ed Abels
Kanwaka Literary Club
Roy Mitchell
George Miller
Beattie Collins
Ethan Sims
Kenora Elkins
E. G. Haverstock
Henry Waggoner
Childers
Alice Mitchell
Gage Park
John Levett
E. O. W. Bridge Club
M. T. Coolidge
Hilltop House
C. W. Amidon
CG. E. Decker
Otto Barteldes
Harry Brown
W. H. Ruese
C. C. Stewart
W. K. Bruner
Fredo Barteldes
B. G. Gustafson
J. R. Payne
C. Stewart
W. R. Essick
Emmett Smith
Marvin Tripp
Clarence Stewart
Smith
Edgar Jost
Jude Anderson
Myron Keys
Anderson
Joe Garbutt
B. W. Eddins
Guy Albright
James Fultz
Keys
Riverside Farm Bureau
Ida Hodson
Clarence Hodson
C. C. Potter
Louis Hodson
Margaret Hodson
Elmer Husted
Mississippi Street
Lawrence Flower Club
J. T. Constant
Kentucky Street
H. H. Lane
Mary Laurel
C. M. Sterling
Miriam Smythe
Kanaga
First Methodist Church
Maynard Fox
Ohio Street
Kate Smythe
Smythe
Edith Walgarmott
University English
Eureka
League of Women Voters
T. D. Prentice
Wichita
C. F. Nelson
L. N. Lewis
Roy Moore
Ivan Rowe
Agnes Thompson
Valley Chapel
Farm Bureau Club
John Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
Emma Nieder
Hugo Schellhorn
Dunn
Albert Wichman
East Side
Vernon H. Smith
Finesse Club
Eldridge
Nictas Club
Harry Dicker
C. B. Lowe
Hetry Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Holy Land
Syria
Gaza
Tel-Aviv
ETYRE
SAFAD
Haifa
Tulkarem
Nablus
Galilee
Jerusalem
Jordan
Miles
Palestine
Jaffa
Associated Press
Hinvis Oliver Shields
Hiegelie Simons Neh
Kindelsperger Miss Gondrich
Daisy Cagte
St. Louis
E. R. Morgan
Atchison
Frank M. Morgan
Sadie Bonwell
George Richards
Kanwaka
M. E. McNary
Jennie May Richardson
Chicago
Pauline Richardson
George Albert Harding
Lottie Trine
Iola
Maquoketa
T. E. Riley
Mary
Ellen Miller
Cal
Janice
S. J. Hunter
C. W. Carman
Michigan
Kenneth Ewing
P. W. Ewing
Topeka High School
Arlene Cox
Landon
J. W. Martin, Jr
Mana
Alf M. Landon
Cleveland
DE Soto
Senate
Scott M. Loftin
Jacksonville
Fla
American Bar Association
United States Senate
Florida
Park Trammell
Foot Outfitters
Hopewell Independence
Lawrence Business College
Staria
Jayhawk
Usi
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Vanity Beauty Shop
Home Service
Lce
Mass
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