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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1936
Page
6
A busy social schedule fills the week with clubs dinners cards and gatherings. The University Women host a Christmas party for faculty men on Thursday, December 3, in the Memorial Union ballroom, and many local couples celebrate births birthdays and weddings with parties and notices.
E W Ober of Kansas City returns home after two weeks with brother H B Ober and sister Mrs C P Radcliffe. Frederick Burnett arrives from Los Angeles to spend Thanksgiving with parents Mr and Mrs W W Burnett. Charles Roterman improved after minor operation at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs O P McNees hosted Mr and Mrs F J Llewellyn of Kansas City who returned home. Mrs Emma L Kunkel to Des Moines to live with daughter. stops in Lawrence on return from Enid. Mrs D Don Haines and infant Sue Ann back from Christ’s hospital Topeka. Dr and Mrs George W Taft visiting son Prof Robert Taft and family at 1718 Louisiana. Dr Taft retired as head of Northern Baptist Theological Seminary. Miss Nina Hester underwent minor operation at Memorial hospital. A complete edition of Boswell’s Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides published after manuscript discovery.
The Reno Aid society's meeting was postponed to next Tuesday November 24 at the church due to Miss Phillips death. Jimmie Dehoff is slowly improving and spending a short time each day at home. Mrs Marshall Mr and Mrs William Winkleman and Harry Skeets visited Leavenworth on a business trip.
Miss Winifred Benander of Lawrence visited Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Benander Mrs Will Hilbert and her sister in Topeka for treatments Woodrow Reed moved into Mrs Effie Kampschroeder s house last week Mrs Dolpho Beam entertained Friday afternoon for Mrs Bob Crockett Mrs Crockett s daughter of Kansas City and Mrs Jack Beam of Richland
Puff and the Penguin are safe on deck as the captain declares the ship under threat from two bold pirates. The captain admits distress from events since last landfall, warning of danger ahead and urging vigilance aboard.
In Toneka and nearby towns, residents gathered for birthday celebrations with families including Beam Kennedy and Geusch clans. A Richland hall R N A meeting drew many members with Georgia Neese Clark hosting guests, ice cream and cake served. Dem state committee woman Clark is slated to speak at a victory dinner at Hotel Jayhawk with a following dance. Farm Bureau notes: 400 women members and 19 clubs under Ziegler’s supervision.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koehler drove to Chanute Friday and returned Saturday evening. Miss Edna stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leary. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Day attended a Day and Smith reunion hosted by Alvin Bond in Eudora on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. BE. BR, Tine and Josephine McCape of White district joined Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leary and North with Wilma Hunter leading an evening program observed locally.
The item lists church program participants for World Temperance Sunday at 9 45 am, notes visits and social events including showers and gatherings, and records local people serving on a jury, attending meetings, or traveling to Lawrence Vinland and Midland for various activities. It highlights Mrs Lizzie Frayer of Chanute visiting, plus multiple families and neighbors noted for past and upcoming events.
Supervisors at the power and light rooms in Lawrence welcomed guests on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edd Perkins of Farmland were Sunday dinner guests of C J Penny and family. Additional visitors included Mr and Mrs Floyd Nisely and family Vinton Peters Junion Hand Mrs Bert Piper and Rev S B Lucas of Lawrence at the Edd Howard home. Delbert Paasch and Raymond Kirkpatrick spent Sunday in Kan as did Mr and Mrs Paul Koehler and Edns Mabel Peters and Mrs Lizzie Frayer of Chanute with Mrs Walter Pohl and family at Excelsior.
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