Varsity Staff Dines as Kansas Women Host Society Event
University of Kansas varsity coaching staff and wives attended a dinner at the Colonial tea room with thirty five squad members present. Others included Mrs. Lindley and coaches W H Hargiss Adrian Lindsey Getto, plus guests. Republican women invited to tea with Hoover broadcast planned 2 to 5:30 pm at 729 Massachusetts. decorations by Mrs Adrian Lindsey and others. Also reports on local clubs and upcoming social calendar in Lawrence society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Colonial Tea Room
E. H. Lindley
W. H. Hargiss
F. C. Allen
Adrian Lindsey
M. J. Getto
Lindley
Republican Women’s Auxiliary
Massachusetts Street
Hoover
A. Irs
Ayles
Gertrude Gilmore
Nobert Hageart
C. E. Friend
Hugh Means
Local social notes from Hallow and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs David Miller visit relatives in Easton on Sunday. Lawrence visitors include Mr and Mrs William O Rick and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stone King. A Ladies Catholic club met with Mrs John Deere. seven card tables. Gina Regina’s first birthday celebrated by Mr and Mrs William Gable with Kansas City relatives. Birth announced for Eugene Right to Harlow Anderson. Teachers and other locals noted for visits and teaching duties. Sudden death of Paul Woodward mourned by neighbors. funeral in Kansas City. Edministen Zippers 4 H club, Royal Neighbors meet. Community roll call at Edminston Farm Bureau. peanut throwing contest won by Mrs Clara Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Easton
William Orick
Lawrence
John Wickey
Kansas City
Anna Holton
Thomas Holton
Lawrence Stoneking
Leavenworth
John Deere
Ladies Catholic Club
Thomas Hedderman
Anna Lenahan
Kan
Harlow Anderson
Eugene
Mary Alice Lenahan
Timber Ridge
Patrick Lenahan
Paul Seigert
Basehor
Edministen Zippers
Howard Pauenhausen
Philip Parhan
Stevens
Baxter Springs
Baker
Detiwaite
Lawrence Stoncking
Royal Neighbors
H. R. Wader
Merna and
Emrick
Lawence
W. Hart
AM. BE
W. Austin Smiley
Re Baker
Baker and Thistlethwaite
John Myers
John
William Curry
Eva “Anderson
Elm Grove
James Anderson
Eugenia Lenahan
Leay- ‘Enworth
Frank Lena’han
Paul Woodward
Woodward
Bell Memorial Hospital
Personal notices reflect travelers and visitors across Lawrence
Harland A. Thompson a sergeant instructor with National Guard in Kansas City visited Lawrence yesterday. Mr and Mrs A J Mellott of Kansas City visited their daughter Margaret May Mellott a KU student. Mrs R A Wheeler returned from Worcester after ten days with her mother and a Europe trip with Dr Wheeler attending congresses in Copenhagen and York England. Mrs Harriet MacDonald returned from New York. S S Baty leave tonight for a Canada Boston New York vacation. Mrs J A Stanko and daughter join husband in Pueblo Cal after eastern trip. Ev Beardslee and Mrs Jiller attended a Frugal Neighbors convention in Tremont Worth county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland A. Thompson
National Guard
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
A. J. Mellott
Margaret
Internaational Congress of Psychologists
Copenhagen
British Association For the Advancement of Science
York
England
J. A. Stanko
S. Jack Hughes
Stanko
Nydia‘Hughes
Pueblo
Cal
E Beardslee
Jiller
Teavengworth County
Crowder Family and Friends Visit Topeka Event
Mr and Mrs J M Crowder and Mr and Mrs J S Emmett of Kanwaka drove to Topeka Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs George Moss and daughters Georgene and Esther. Mrs Sam Sweezer was among Farm Bureau members entertained Thursday afternoon at Broad View Inn by Mrs Ferris. Mrs Gertrude Smith and baby have been staying with Mrs Harlie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crowder
J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
Topeka
George Moss
Georgene
Esther
Sam Sweezer
Farm Bureau
Broad View Inn
Ferris
Gertrude Smith
Baby
Kanwaka Club Members Attend Meetings and Family Visits
Residents of Kanwaka and nearby towns gathered for club and social visits. Mrs. J. S. Emmett hosted a Kanwaka Literary Club meeting with fourteen members present and guests from Lawrence and Brackett. Several families moved, hosted events, or shared visits with neighbors including the Collins, Crowder, and Armstrong households. Mrs. Armstrong’s illness improved and neighbors joined in birthday celebrations at W. I. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Kanwaka
Julius Beurmann
Henry
Leo
and Airs
Lewis Beurmann
Perry
Henry Collins
Lawrence
W. J. Collins
Harlie Armstrong
Armstrong
Harry Carr
Harry
Margaret
Edith
Faye
Lecompton
Osgood Armstrong
Barker
Ernest Rasoid
Henry Bohle
Brackett
J. M. Crowder
Jack Myers
Clarence Hodson
Lawrence Vernon
Phillip Erie
W. I. Collins
Mr. Collins
Bethel Visitors and Overbrook Football News
Bethel residents Mr and Mrs Will Smith visited Lawrence Sunday to see their children Mr and Mrs Otto Garber and Mr and Mrs Dwight Smith. Overbrook High School defeated a Topeka team 14 to 0 on Thursday. Er nest Albright and Cecil Brechelsen are Overbrook football players looking to play Osage City Friday. Funeral services for Charlie Price were held at Union church Friday with Rev A Clark of Centropolis officiating. The service included two songs and a special number performed by local performers. Interment followed at Union cemetery conducted by the Odd Fellows. C M Albright, critically ill in Lawrence, was moved to St Marys hospital in Kansas City and remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Smith
Lawrence
Otto Garber
Dwight Smith
Overbrook
Topeka
Ernest Albright
Cecil Brechelsen
Osage City
Charlie’ Price
Kansas City
Union Church
A. Clark
Centropolis
Dan Allen
Crawford
Josephine Fisher
Harvey Clark
Roy Baker
Bennie Baker
Harry Fisher
Baker Brothers
Roy
Bennie
Russel
Union Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Price
Ray Barnhart
C. M. Albright
Albright Family Presence Noted Amid Local Activity
Albright and Mrs Albright remain in the city with Mr Albright. Miss Hattie Schwartz of Worden stays at the Clarence Albright home during Mrs Albright absence. Mrs John Stahel at her parents home. The Globe ball team lost 6 to 1 to Overbrook. Ernest Albright injured in first inning. Lilah Featherstone attends Washburn Emporia game in Topeka and visits family. Bethel rally day dinner postponed due to C M Albright illness. Cecil Brecheisen accompanied his coach and players to Topeka on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Paul Lever
Terry
Lawrence
Ottawa
R. C. Murray
Cherryvale
Arethur Crane
M. F. Maloney
Luella Marshall
Tulsa
Okla
Albright
Clarence Albright
Mr Albright
Hattie Schwartz
Worden
Mrs. Albright
John Stahel
C. M. Albright
John Hoffman
Ralph
Raymond, Oehrle
Elgitha Hoffman
Mae Ance
John
Velma Vance
Globe
Overbrook
Ernest Albright
Lilah- Featherstone
Emporia
Topeka
Washburn College
Emporia College
Lou Featherstone
Brother Lloyd
Help for tired wives Lydia E Pinkham ad
A vintage advertisement urges tired wives to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to bolster strength during hard times. It claims 98 of 100 women benefited and encourages buying a bottle from a drug store today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Closing Out Sale and Locals At Weekend Dinner Gatherings
IW witnessed the football game between Washburn College and College of Emporia. Mrs. Lawrence Schmit is holding a closing out sale of her personal property and farm on Thursday October 6. The Bethel Ladies Aid Society serves the dinner at the gate. Mrs. Schmit has not decided her future plans. Mr and Mrs Charles Jones hosted dinner guests Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Coursen and son Robert of Overbrook and Mr and Mrs Dan Allen and son Jack of Centrovolis were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn College
College of Emporia
Lawrence Schmit
Bethel Ladies Av Society
Miss Manhattan Crowned in Fall Leaf Beauty Contest
Miss Vivian Canary granddaughter of Mrs. Mary McBride of Fall Leaf won a silver engraved cup and was crowned Miss Manhattan for representing Style and Beauty for a Manhattan Kansas store. Each store presented her large bouquets and friends sent flowers. She is Oscar Canary’s daughter, raised in Fall Leaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Canary
Mary McBride
Fall Leaf
Manhattan
Kansas
Oscar Canary
Fall Leaf Social Notes Include Kansas City Visitors
Mr and Mrs Francis Hebrens child Shirley Ann of Kansas City was weekend guest of grandmother Mrs Mary McBride last Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jim Dyer and family of Kansas City visited with their parents near Fall Leaf Sunday. A group of Fall Leaf residents attended the dance at Eudora last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hebrens
Shirley Ann
Kansas City
Mary McBride
Jim Dyer
Frank Vitt
Fall Leaf
Eudora
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Ad
Advertising copy promotes MELLO GLO face powder promising a youthful complexion. It claims to hide tiny lines wrinkles and pores while spreading smoothly and lasting longer with New French proresk. The product is described as the purest face powder and helps prevent large pores, suitable for every complexion.
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Proresk
Local Family Visits Reported Across Town
Mrs Rosa Schellack visited her daughter Mrs Gus Bohnsack and family for a few days. Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz traveled to Skintook Oklahoma last Saturday to visit her brother and family for a few days. Mrs Mary McBride and Darlin Kindred visited Mr and Mrs Roy Serviss at Linwood Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Schellack
Gus Bohnsack
Fred Reetz
Skintook
Okla
Mary McBride
Darlin Kindred
Mrs
Roy Serviss
Linwood
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Society
George Docking
Bridge Club
University Club
Noné Club
J. R. Edmonds
F. M. Law
Asociate
Europe
J. H. Parker
James Barrie
la Corte Club
Harry Craig
W. L. Burdick
San Francisco
Honolulu
C. D. Crichton
Manila
United States Navy
A. P. Hults
Wiedemann’s
Ramn
Hutchin- Elizabeth Cleary
Verner Smith
G. W. Bradshaw
Wedcock
Griffes
Miss A
Winter Watts
Lark
I. Dooley
W.ratson
Lins Toccata
Carl A. Preger
Walter Sweder
Presbyterian
John L. Kilworth
E. R. Elbert
Bruce Cameron
Anna Olinger
Davida Olinger
Hamidan
Persia
J. W. Kensett
Mary Rose
East Liverpool
Piccolomini
John Prindle Scott
C. F. O'Bryan
Florence
Rose
Ashworth
M. Cannot
H. E. Cummings
M. Mason
Ethel Tindner
Lawrence Art Club
Spooner-Thayer Museum
W.H. Behoette
Rubens
Mary Thomas
van Tyche
Hbenary Women's Club
Myers
H. C. Constant
Bridgettes
Happy Bidders Club
Strange
Home Aid Society
W. Krum
Merry
Harry’ Co
Anaine Republican Women’ S
Republican
H. T. Jones
P. OO
Pi Beta Phi
Delta Zelda
Theta Phi Alpha
Alpha Omicron Pi
E. C. Buehler
P. E. Oi
Kath- Wilson
C. E. Dreyer
Harry Oak
Lake View
la Corte Ett
Hawk Hallow
Bethel
Vicks E
Vicks
Vicks Plan
Jis
Redfern
Oxford
AMT
Furniture
Crawford-Veatch Company
Dixie Maid
Comfort
Experta
Hoovers
Hanna
Vanity Beauty Shop
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