Social calendar highlights for Lawrence clubs and events
A dense social calendar lists luncheons, bridge and contract clubs, and dinners at Colonial and other venues. Notable gatherings include Daughters of the American Revolution luncheons, a Berine Hunter and Leonard Jelly wedding, and Florence groups hosting teas, sewing clubs, and dancing at the Country Club and various homes. Also noted are birthday surprise for Edward T. Riling Jr., W C T U talks on education and morals, and lectures by Duke D'Ambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturary Rotary Anns
Colonial
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. T. Jones
Belle Wilmot
Wiedemann‘s
C. B. Russell
Bridge Club
Bernice Hunter
Leonard Jelly
Alyers Hall
Community club plans Christmas exchange and Thanksgiving meal
Local clubs scheduled a covered dish Thanksgiving meal and a Christmas gift exchange at 1 o clock on Monday led by Mrs. J. Den Kieffer. Mrs. Van Als chairs the committee with Mrs. Smith assisting as plans unfold for a congenial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vel Smith
J. den Kieffer
van Als
Smith
Paul Coker
Social notes and visits around Lawrence area
Local residents and visitors gather across Kansas towns with Helena Hyer of Olathe and Howard Bigelow of Gardner guests of Dick Whreland. Attorney general emeritus Irvine Boynton of Topeka stops by Lawrence. Geneva Monteith and daughter Janice of Kansas City spend weekend with S. J. Hunter, plan Kansas City visit with D. Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy improves after illness. M. T. Coolidge shows signs of recovery from bronchial pneumonia. Seattle’s T. B. Wilson visits Ben Wilson in Eldridge, arriving from Cape. B Morrow Creighton of New York to leave after brief stay with George March. Kansas City party among arrivals. Elizabeth Slade noted in hospitalization context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hyer
Olathe
Howard
Bigelow
Gardner
Dick Whreland
J. Boynton
Ireland
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Geneva Monteith
Janice
Kansas City
S. J
D. Kennedy
Kennedy
M. T. Coolidge
T. B. Wilson
Seattle
Wilson
Ben Wilson
Eldridge
Cape
Local notes from Atchison and Lawrence visits
Veen visiting Mrs C W Sparr returned to Atchison today. T J Liggett of Atpekn has been visiting sister Mrs D C O Neale. O Neale was a longtime Douglas county resident. Marion G Morgan Burgese Cellulose sales rep was in Lawrence with his bride formerly Ian Mildrena McKenzie of Raymondville Texas. W H McKone is ill at 801 Mississippi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veen
C. W. Sparr
Atchison
T. J. Liggett
Atpekn
D. C. O'Neale
Douglas County
Marion G. Morgan
Burgese Cellulose Company
Lawrence
Ian Mildrena McKenzie
Raymondville
Tex
W. H. McKone
Mississippi Street
Educational policy shift noted in talk on Indian education
Dr. J. C. McCaskill, supervisor at the Office of Indian Affairs, discusses a 30 year history of mission schooling for Indian children and traces policy changes from boarding schools to expanded day schools. He notes 58,000 Indian children in public schools and $175,000 for higher education loans with Haskell and Kan- sas University figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCaskill
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Haskell Institute
KFKU
Continental Congress
Dartmouth College
McCaskill
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Haskell
McCastil
Congress
Kan- Beg University
Pleasant Valley Society Notes From State Convention and Local Events
Pleasant Valley reports Crissie Richardson and W E Peters serenaded at the state Mutual Insurance convention in Topeka. Esther Hagan and Gerald Messer announced their upcoming marriage. Farmers Union and Farm Bureau meetings held with social hours and reports. local moves include O Neal selling farm to Harry Broers of Eudora and Broers planning winter relocation to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissie Richardson
Mutual Insurance Companies of Kansas
Topeka
W. E. Peters
Liberty
Esther Hagan
Gerald Messer
Miss Hagan
Messer
Farmers Union
Holcom
Iola
Schesser
Lawrence See
Sheperates
Fox
Farm Bureau Unit
Clough
Howell
Derby
Lawrence
O'Neal
Parola McKay
Tack ‘Maloney
H. B. Axe
Maloney
Captain's Creek Farewell Party for Moore Family
Relatives and friends gathered at the Charles Moore home for a basket dinner bidding farewell as the Moores depart Friday for Missouri. Attendees included Vernon Adams and daughter Patricia Fern Andrew of Kansas City Alvin Haverty and sons Luther Klopfenstein and families from Lawrence and Hesper plus many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Moores
Missouri
Vernon Adams
Patricia
Fern Andrew
Kansas City
Alvin Haverty
Lawrence
Luther Klopfenstein
Levi Woodard
Nelius Crozier
Garnett
Herbert Reynolds
Shirley Ann
Walter Osborne
Donald
Helen Audrey
Cora Corliss
Rose Osborne
Weasley Reynolds
Marilyn Kay
Wesley Reynolds
Jess Reynolds
Clarence Hausman
Clearfield
Philip Gabriel
Floyd Milburn
Ed Milburn
Allie Andrew
Olathe
Burke
Prairie Center
Tommy Grossman
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Jake Brockett
Wichita
Chester .Baecher
Howard Caviness J
Robert Schellack
Bob
Mra
Amos Westerhouse
Eudora
Oscar Esterhouse
Beverly
Emma Faust
Chester Baecher
Fal
Wanda
Milo Votaw
Oscar Votaw
Hesper
Esther Gordon
Eldon Gordon
Prairie Center Missionary Society
John Snyder
Elsie Nichols
Gardner
DeSoto
Land Prairie Center
Charley Moore
Frank Moore
Keystone Horner Club
Paul
Wesley Deckwa
Cleareld
Stephen Oldham
Topeke
Harry Ambler
Ernest Milburn
Jess Milburn
Hesper Farm Bureau
Werner Dolling
John Witt
Hey
Frank Vitt
Fall
James Hadley
Glen Hadley
Coldwater
Leroy Thornburg
Miller and Seiwal Families Share Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Howard Miller and family spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Alfred Seiwal and family and Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Ralph Wotan and family of Hesper The Salem Evangelical Missionary Society met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Sam Neis Attendees included Rev and Mrs Trabant Mrs Maggie Hagenbush Mrs Lydia McCabrin Mrs Emma Schneider Mrs Nona Fitzgerald Mrs Alice Walters Mrs Otto Abels and children Mrs Freddie Neja and son Mrs Gideon Neis Mrs Floyd Broer and baby Mrs Mayme Koehler Mrs Dan Reber Mrs Elsie Oldham and Mrs Sam mis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Miller
Alfred Seiwal
Chester Baecher
Ralph Wotan
Hesper
Salem Evangelical Missionary Society
Sam Neis
Trabant
Maggie Hagenbush
Lydia McCabrin
Emma Schneider
Nona Fitzgerald
Alice Walters
Otto Abels
Freddie Neja
Gideon Neis
Floyd Broer
Mayme Koehler
Dan Reber
Elsie Oldham
Sammis
Osceola and Lenape News: Brown Family, Red Cross Drive
Mr and Mrs George Brown spent days in Lenape after the death of nephew Virgil Allen from a heart attack. Gabel Mortuary hired Robert Crouch of Nortonville. Leslie Lane of Topeka visited relatives. Red Cross Sunday observed. Mrs Julia Lane and Mrs George Sharp active. American Legion Auxiliary held a fundraising program with five one act plays. Mrs Edith Cox presides. District courts in session with lawyers from Topeka Lawrence Atchison and Kansas City. Frank Searle bought a Meriden grocery store, taking possession. Mrs Mary Leach hosted Ernest Proud of La Habra Calif visiting. Horace Glock serves as Departmental guard in Washington. Rev E A Ahrens spoke to Kansas Clergy club in Emporia. Clifford Neece recovering from infected ankle, John Scales runs business for him in Merion. Mrs Alma Mayer and daughter Mary arrived from Los Angeles to aid Mrs Leach recovering from a fall. Claude Keever moved to new home at Mains residence, hosting Bernard Johnson from Manhattan. W D Ratliff family report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Lenape
Virgil Allen
Williamstown
Gabel Mortuary
Robert Crouch
Nortonville
Crouch
Williams Institute of Embalming
Topeka
Julia Lane
George Sharp
Red Cross
H. L. Jordan
California
American Legion Auxiliary
Edith Cox
George Melvin
Lawrence
Charles Rooney
Raines
Glenn
J. P. May
Atchison
Will Morse
Kansas City
Frank Searle
Meriden
Searles
Mee
Laverty
Mary Leach
Ernest Proud
la Habra
Calif
Proud
Chicago
Horace Glock
Washington
Department of the Interior
E. A. Ahrens
Emporia
Kansas Clergy Club
College of Emnoria
Clifford Neece
John Scales
Merion
Studebaker trip links to Chicago convention and local obit
The text notes a Studebaker convention in Chicago during a trip to St. Louis and Chicago. It records the death of Samuel Crawford at his home on November 4 at age 73 after years of invalidism, with details on his Missouri birth, move to Oregon and Kansas, marriage to Ida Ham, and survivors including wife, son John Crawford, daughter Fern, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held November 6 at the Presbyterian church, with singing by Mrs. A. J. Simon, Mrs. R. G. Henry, and William Leech, burial at Pleasant View with Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Studebaker
Samuel Crawford
Missouri
Brownaville
Ore
Kansas
Ida Ham
Perry
Osksloosz
Four Square
Pleasant View
Fred Samples
Samples
Long
Kathan
Williamstown
California
Floyd Watcheous
Nichols
Cottonwood Falls
Henry Watcheous
Charles Long
Tibbett Way
Vera Bowen
Will Nincehelser
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Thimble Club
L. A. Gustafson
Lawrence Camera Club
EB. F. Arnold
R. St. Jackman
Lawrence Woman's Club
Lisse Eby
William S. Brady
Franklin Babcock
Raymond F. Edwards
The
Arthur B. Weaver
Dolph Simons
Country Club
Ingleside Club
C. C. Stewart
Missouri Street
Happy Ten Sewing Club
Duane Cook
Rhode Island Street
C. J. Elliott
May Neever
L. S. McLean
cLean
John Randall
E. A. Edwards
Elks Club
C. E. Friend
A. W. Berger
L.D
George Reynolds
Roll Ca
Edward T. Riling, Jr
Ottawa
Wallace W.C.T.U
A. B. Conner
Madeline Southard
W.C.T.U
Woodlawn School
W. A. Dunmire
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Carter H. Harrison
Zodiac Club
P. Sherwood
Indiana Street
J. J. Bridge Club
A. B. Frederick
James Sanders
Charles Cartwright
Var
Hetry Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
A. Gifford
Mabel Schaeffer
Tokyo
Otto Barteldes
Anna Brewer
J. B. Pierce
G. E. Perry
L. W. Sanford
J. C. Searles
Elisabeth Slade
Ralphs Ward
Ae Eurora Koch
PLEO
Evelyn Cruzan
Karl Klooz
Ernest Bayles
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association
Sts. L. A. Gustafson
Barker Avenue
Mothers’ League
H. B. Harnar
J. Fo Lutz
G. H. Dixon
Australia
Irene Neis
Alter Pohl
Henry Pohl
South America
Birger Nelson
Brazil
Ivan Schwartz
Andrew Elm
James Nelson
Pal Club
Mystery Friends
W.M.S
Mission Band
Margaret and
Rachel Bushong
L. D. Votaw
Oscar E. Votaw
Endora
Hesper Academy
Haskell Head
J. C McCaskill
Pleasant Valley
Neal Thayer
Captain’s Creek
Oskaloosa
Alma Mayer
Mary
Los Angeles
Mary Leech
Claude Keever
Bernard Johnson
Manhattan
W. D. Ratliff
Doris
Walter, Jr
Celia Phinney
Fish
Sercelary
Ailen Henry
Kate Morrow
Maude Hawk
Ella Rice
Irene Robohn
Ross Hartman
Arthur
Fer
Rig
Hartman
A. C. Wilton
Leavenworth
Gladys Cook Williamson
Santa Ana
8. Robinson
Margaret Roberts
Gona
Beetle Elma Thompson Owa
J. W. Roberts
Matthewa L
NANCE
Perching Road
Union Station
Home Service
Conn
North America
Pricaa Crite Jane
Matt
New Granada Theatre Awards
Granada
Srd
Edward N. Dean
N. H. St
Beatrice
Harris
Carl Hird
Kan
Coto Malo
DE Luxe Cafe
IGE
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