Lawrence social calendar and anniversaries page
Lawrence society notes detail club meetings luncheons and dinners at Colonial and Country club venues. An extensive anniversary segment praises Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Viets and Mr. and Mrs. John Viets for their sixtieth wedding anniversary with family lists and photos. Activities include bridge and whist gatherings, a study talk by Prof. Bert A. Nash, and a Girl Scouts tea at the Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Barteldes
Imperial Club
N. C. Lindstrom
Otte Barteldes
C. W. Sparr
The
Colonial
Elizabeth Slade
Atchison
Bartelder Fame
Clinton H. Viets
Lawrence
Michigan
Ohio Line
Viets
Kansas
John Viets
Leavenworth County
MacLouth
Toledo
Adeline la Motte
Jefferson County
Grange
Frank Drake
Seattle
Wash
Arl Rowland
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. C. Merrick
Denver
Colo
Elva Richardson
Kansas City
Nellie Viets
Roy Viets
Neal Viets
Leslie C. Viets
Concordia
R. L
Lisle Eby
M. N. Bridge Club
Armin Woestemeyer
Edwin Fritz
John Selig
Woestemeyer
They Needn't Expect Me To Talk Much When Jane Is Drivin
A quoted line from a 1935 Publishers Syndicate item hints at a character observation about Jane driving. The fragment suggests a scene where one character remains silent and prays while Jane handles the driving in a narrative moment.
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Jane
Publishers.Syndicate
Kansas women hold varied club activities and meetings
Local groups report social gatherings including tea with cherry blossom fare and performances by J aan Stouffer and Erna Carl. Members and guests listed. numerous clubs plan luncheons, operettas, and meetings with speakers on taxation and education.
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Margaret Parker
Helen Gordon Dodds
Juanita Austill
Mary
Franks
Jolly Stitchers Club Meet and Orphans Aid
Mrs Alfred Lawrence leads as Mrs George O Foster heads the program. Mrs H A Jetmore relief chairman asks members to bring food and clothing for the St Louis orphans home. Mrs Robert Wilson hosts the Jolly Stitchers club tomorrow at 2 30 PM.
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The
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
W. A. McAlearney
M. M. Campbell
Kentucky Street
S. J. Runkle
Chris Armstrong
Runkle
Roy Houser
Charles Gaumer
Thomas Wagner
Robert Price
Wagner
Samuel E. Wampler
Wampler
Mary Swain
L. B. Lawrence
Bertha Schellhorn
En Regle Club
N. C. Lindstrom
Barker Avenue
Alfred Lawrence
George O. Foster
H. A. Jetmore
St. Louis
Robert Wilson
Jolly Stitchers Club
Local social notes recap weekend travel and visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Varnum returned to Lawrence after visiting Denver and attending the Kansas Colorado game in Boulder. Several county officials and families are listed as having spent time in Osceola Atchison Cedar Rapids Chicago and Kansas City with various relatives, hospital visits and university business noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Varnum
Lawrence
Denver
Boulder
Ralph Varnum
Eb, E. Alexander
Register of Deeds
Harold A. Beck
Topeka
Kansas Official Council
Clayton Stone
H. P. Downey
W. M. Downey
R. J. Downey
Atchison
Osceola
Leon Youmans
Cedar Rapids
Garner
Robert Rankin
Chicago
Louisiana Street
Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
J. P. Kelley
White Cloud
John G. Blocker
F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
J. P. Puffinbarger
Jack Park
Puffinbarger
University
Southeastern
Teachers College
Durant
Okla
F. M. Holliday
Laura Alice Holliday
Kahoka
Family reunion honors Mrs Holliday’s birthday in weekend event
Attendees gathered for a family reunion over the weekend to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Clara Holliday, mother of Mr Holliday. Mrs Carrie Dahlene of 615 Indiana Street underwent a major operation at Memorial Hospital today. Her condition is reported to be satisfactory. Mrs W E Tenney visited Kansas City yesterday.
Pauline Ray Birthday Card Shower Celebrates War Veteran
Pauline Ray, left paralyzed since a 1932 automobile crash, turned 22 in Kansas City Brenner Heights as about 2,000 congratulatory messages poured in. Gov. Alf Landon sent greetings and friends organized a postcard shower and proposals for marriage.
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Kansas City
Kan
Pauline Ray
Brenner Heights
Alf M. Landon
Miss Ray
Over 100 PWA Projects Completed in Kansas
The PWA reported Kansas joined six states with more than 100 completed projects in its first employment creating construction program. California, Massachusetts, Ohio, Iowa, and Washington are the others. The agency noted its second program is far advanced and the Kansas total reached 189 in the release.
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Washington
PWA
Kansas
California
Massachusetts
Ohio
Iowa
CROSS WORD PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWERS LIST
A compiled grid of across and down clues includes items like L dish with dressing lagialator old violin and many others with numbers indicating lengths and positions. The list blends food terms creatures colors actions and classic terms, resembling a dense historical puzzle page.
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Abraham
PWA loans total 7.85 million for state projects
The first program has 24 projects in construction and one in contract. PWA loans and grants total 7,849,384 to the state. completed projects account for 1,? or more, with breakdowns in educational, street and highway, municipal buildings, power and light, and water sewer waste disposal projects.
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PWA
Plan Board Meeting in Kaw Valley Baptist Sessions
The Kaw Valley District Association and Auxiliaries hold first quarterly board meetings at First Baptist North Lawrence on Thursday and Friday November 21 and 22. Prominent Kansas Baptist speakers include Rev. D. B. Jackson and Rev. S. Montgomery. Miss Bradshaw and Mrs. Gaines key figures. numerous pastors and lay leaders listed. Sessions start Thursday morning with B Y P U and Sunday school boards, and Friday programs continue with associational meetings. public welcome.
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Kaw Valley District Association
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
W. A. Scott
Kansas
D. B. Jackson
Eighth Street Baptist Church
Kansas City
Kan
Walnut Boulevard
M. J. Burton
Second Baptist Church of
Topeka
B. L. Wightman
Ninth Street
C. C. Harper
C. A. Pugh
Aleta Walker
Lawrence
A. W. Walthall
I. W. Holt
Pleasant Green Baptist Church of
A. Coleman
Pearl B. Love
Luella Sayles
R. L. Williams
Greater Shiloh
Elder B. Hicks
J. A. Moore
Metropolitan Baptist Church of
G. S. Sayles
C. M. Weeden
Susie Hobbs
A. M. Hunt
Retta Bowman
A. B. McClendon
G. W. Barnes
L. C. Rice
M. L. Bradshaw
Women's Mission Conventional Board
S. H. James
Kaw Valley Associational
Increase in Number of Kansas Farms Reported
Kansas farm statistics show an 8,547 gain between April 1, 1930 and January 1, 1935. Total farms reach 174,589 at start of 1935, with average size 275 acres and value per acre 30.00. Total farm value 1.48 billion dollars, land area about 52.3 million acres, with 91.7 percent in farms.
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Washington, DP
Kansas
Census Bureau
Carnegie Gifts Shape Dunfermline Heritage
Dunfermline, Scotland marks Carnegie’s centenary with memories of his boyhood, the cottage of birth, and gifts that transformed the town. The Abbey, Pittencrieff Glen, and a modern Treasure House testify to his wealth used for public pools, libraries, schools, parks, and cultural treasures. A rare parchment from Menelik II praises Carnegie’s aid to African Americans and education.
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Carnegie
Dunfermline
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Scot
Dunfermline Abbey
Malcolm Canmore
Robert the Bruce
Pittencrieff Glen
Europe
America
Menelik
Ethiopia
Menelik II
Modern Military Themed Outfit Patterns
The Late rence Journal World Pattern Department offers a two piece military blue crepe outfit with black braid frogs. Describes blouse, blue skirt, and velveteen or checked wool skirts with various yardage for sizes 13 to 19 years. Pattern and book cost ten and twenty five cents respectively.
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Laterence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Farm Income Upward Trend for Kansas Farmers
The Agriculture Department reports Kansas farmers earned about 169.9 million dollars in principal product income for the first nine months of the year, keeping Kansas in tenth place nationwide. The nine month figure reflects a continued overall rise in farm income during the period.
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Washington
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Kansas Leads in Rental and Benefit Payments and Farm Income
For the nine month period Kansas ranked fourth in rental and benefit payments and tenth in principal farm products income. Town led with 42.355 million, Texas 41.969 million, Illinois 22.653 million. California topped principal farm products with 355.618 million for the nine months. Kansas received 18.142 million in September, ranking seventh for the month.
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Kansas
Illinois
Town
Texas
California
Iowa
New York
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lendar
Oman
Mra
C. B. Russell
T. H. Frink
Harry Allphin
Tuncheon
Home Aid Society
J. W. Howeard
Jane Chichean
Country Club
Charles Radcliffe
Carter Harrison
Tee
Mabel Schaeffer
Tokyo
Japan
Elena Ernst
the Colonial
Jane MacLean
Pi Beta Phi
R. R. Jackman
F.T. Stockton
Tommy Constant
William Carter
P.E.O
S. D. Bishop
Mebel Schaeffer
J. W. Howard
Rhode Island Street
Women of India School District
Elmo White
West Twenty-third Street
D. Swadley
D. ‘Grant
Bert A. Nash
American Association of University ‘Women
Abram Pratt
Unitarian Church
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
C. L. McClung
Brackett
Farm Bureau
Mina P. Dias
Manhattan
J. R. Coulson
G. A. Middleton
Olive Howard
Friendly House Club
C. L. DeWatteville
Bienvenue Club
W. H. Sears
R. A. de Watteville
Barber School
Kanwaka Literary Club
Beattie Collins
League of Women Voters
L. E. Sisson
Misa
Winnie D. Lawrance
Mercy Hospital
Finesse Club
Fred Jaedicke
Elks Club
Joseph King
William Allen White
Woodrow Wilson
Plymouth Congregational Church
Pinckney P.T.A
Mabel Barnhart
C. G. Vermilion
W. H. Dunn
Frances Willard Centenary
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Hannah Champion
Brackett P.T. A. I
Pinckney School
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
Electa Kindelsperger
Rome
Yee
Fas
Ellis
United States
Addis Ababa
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Union Stage
Mass
ARES
NES NS
Logan-Moore Lumber Company
Twain Award
Richard Reed
Bloomington, Ind
Hannibal
Rickerd-Stowita Drug Co
Ward’s Flowers
Douglas
Journal-World
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