Lawrence clubs and civic groups schedule many events
A dense list of Lawrence clubs gathers for dinners, luncheons, bridge, and tea through midweek. The University Housemothers host a luncheon with guests from KU and Washburn and pledge a $50 annual scholarship. W.C.T.U. discusses the Kansas City convention and honors KU athletic director and police chief for stadium policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Housemothers’ Association
Wiedemann’s
Elizabeth Meguiar
University of Kansas
T. 5. Stover
Topeka
Lawrence
Phi Delta Theta
Washburn
C. A. Thomas
F. B. Kincaid
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
H. A. Russell
Alpha Tau Omega
Ray W. Bixby
Phi Beta Pi
F. B. Wallace
Delta Zeta
Ed Charles
Sigma Chi
Kennard W.C.T.U
Chamber of Commerce
L. K. Robinson
W.C.T.U
Kansas City
Kan
W. F. Morris
Tennie Severtson
Selidt
F. C. Allen
K. U
Will Johns
University Stadium
Three Dresses One Pattern from Lawrence Journal World
An old pattern ad proposes a three dress wardrobe from one pattern M465 in sizes 15 19 years and 37 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric with 4 yard contrasting. Also notes pattern price fifteen cents and book and pattern combo twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Social notes highlight visitors and travel in Lawrence
Miss Edith Rockwood arrives from Topeka to visit Mrs. Frank Strong. Mrs. Eva Miles and Miss Sue Miles travel from San Diego and Cincinnati to stay with relatives in Lawrence. Several attendees head to Topeka for Ely Culbertson lectures. others plan trips to Canal Winchester and Kansas City. Local families entertain, visit, or depart for short stays, with multiple mentions of relatives and friends across Chicago, Denver, Beloit, Hartsville, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rockwood
Washington, D. C
Topeka
Frank Strong
L. C. Poehler
San Diego
Cal
E. A. Kinsey
Cincinnati
Ohio
George March
Poehler
Lawrence
Eva Miles
Kinsey
Sue Miles
Fay Brown
Margaret Ford
Ely Culbertson
Jayhawk Hotel
Ivan Rowe
Jayhawk
George J. Schultz
Indiana Street
Canal Winchester
F. D. Earlenbaugh
Velma C. Case
Chicago
Frank H. Winston
California
John Frederick
Salina
Paul Rankin
Rebekahs
Wellington
Theebekah State Assembly
J. A. Benson
Mary, Messrs
Clifford Haverty
Kate Caldwell
Edith Benson
Minnie Kahle
George W Moore
The
University
Denver
Colo
Coterell Men's Clothing Company
Joe Morris
Beloit
Floyd Rankin
E. N. Taylor
Tonganoxie
N. C. Winston
Hartsville
Tenn
B. H. Woodbury
A. Gifford
Kansas City
A. H. Searles
J. A. Swaim
D. H. McCreath
Edna Teeters
Ernest Young
Alice Shultz
Harry Funk
Brownsville
Penn
K. Funk
Connecticut Street
Funk
George O. Foster
Ozarks
Irene Cleveland
Will Attebury
Rossville
C. H. Constant
William Robert Sharkey
Eleanor Sharkey
H. A. Buhler
Isabel Beag
Ted Mack
Francis Sharkey
Stony Point Social Visits and School Game
Mrs Floyd Churchbaugh of High Prairie visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Dave Wray. Mr and Mrs L M Holcom and Mrs Clara Kassinger made a business trip to Lawrence Thursday. Mrs Glenn Cornell visited with Mrs E George of Vinland Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs D A Wray visited Sunday at the Dave Studebaker home of Union. Mrs Studebaker is ill. Floyd Churchbaugh called at the Wray home. Miss Letha McMullen of Hopewell visited the Stony Point school on Wednesday. Hopewell school played ball with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Churchbaugh
High Prairie
Dave Wray
L. M. Holcom
Clara Kassinger
Lawrence
Glenn Cornell
A. A. Noe
Brandborg
Anna Warner
Big Springs
Raymond Leonard
Topeka
Margaret Wymer
Tony Humphrey
Donna Irene
Cyrus Glenn
Oneta
George Chiles
Winter
J. O. Webber
Webber
Ruby Mae Webber
Glenn Wright
Wayne Webber
A. C. Noe
BE. R. Arnold
G. W. Husted
Riverside
Elmer Husted
Phil Sehon
David ‘Oe
Arthur Holloway
Dewey Lewis
Melvern
S. S. Holloway
John
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Michael Zeeb
Arthur Ward
Ward
Virginia
Jo Wymer
Big Springs United Brethren Ladies Aid
Edna Geaelan
Will Geelan
Salome Bren
Twelve Killed in Plane Crash Stony Point Friday
Twelve people died when a plane crashed near Stony Point Friday afternoon. The article notes Stony Point residents among the victims and mentions local context about the incident and community reaction.
Big Springs to mark fiftieth wedding anniversary
Big Springs will celebrate its fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday October 8 with a noon dinner for relatives and a few friends, followed by open house in the afternoon and evening for all friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Brandborg
Byron
Tulsa
Okla
BR. A. Stewart
Blanche Euler
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
AL Cale
Lawrence Eachers
Colonial
John Selig
SUN
Bridge Club
Mise Emma Wagner
Coterle
League of Women Voters
Manor
Tell
Howard Harris
Pi Lambda Theta
John Brand
Finesse Club
Julius Marks
the Terrace
L. N. Lewis
Music Club
Alpha Gamma Bella Mothers Club
J. D. Embroidery Club
A. H Huddleston
Herbert Hunter
En Redle Club
H. L. Chaffin
L. R. Perry
Dinner Bridge Club
Frank Winston
Contract Club
Charles Arnold
H. W. Craig
Young
Martha Pritchard
Homer Allison
Home Aid Society
E. de Vore
Ess
E. M. Cameron
Vendredi Club
H. B. Don Carlos
Eldridge
Sare
John Stutz
E. H. Lindley
Rey R. Moore
I. M. Harper
A. G. Mitchell
T. L. Smart
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
William Bahnmaier
Rhode Island Street
Ed Elam
Harold Fisher
Haskell
Lillian Constant
Terrace
W. S. Williams
Pasadena
Calif
Paul C. Rankin
Charles Rankin
Pauline Rankin
Evangelical Church
A. A. Steinbring
Fall Leaf
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles Radcliffe
Aunt Het
Agueart
Sili EN
Providence
Publishers Syndicate
Richard Jackman
J. W. Holmes
R. B. Stevens
F. W. Lichtman
Ottawa
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Carl Drake
Vermont Street
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Kennedy
E. E. Lutz
South
Lone Star
Oscar Lutz
Earl Lindell
Andy Lutz
John Schmit
Reed , Joy
Dell Greenfield
Joe Trendel
Vassar
Jim Bryson
Earl Heffner
Mary Saile
Overbrook
Joe Ratherman
Thelma Schwartz
Charles Saile
Frank Lutz
Leisure Hour Club
Edna Bysom
West Eleventh Street
Brackett Farm Bureau
Jack Kelsey
First Methodist Church
T. D. Prentice
Lewis
L. E. Sisson
R. D. O'Leary
L. H. ¥Rink
Rolland Maddox
Laurence Woodruff
E. C
Friendly House Club
Country Club
Grace Preyer
Pleasant Hour Club
H. C. Ise
Frank Ise
Wichita
John Tse
Martha Group
First Baptist Church
Orley Olmstead
R. P. Stringham
Alabama Street
Young Matrons Club
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Bonnie Goodman
Ralph Colman
Cadmus
W. F. Elkin
C. O. Mohler
L. W. Titterington
Titterington
Mohler
Eldon
W. L. Smith
Mary A. Mohler
Deverna Hatcher
George Mohler
Mrs. C. O. Mohler
First Christian Church
Seth W. Slaughter
C. E. DeVore
East Nineteenth Street
H. W. Edmondson
C. R. Stewart
New York School
Maud Ellsworth
Dorothy Wilson
Will Vogler
Frank Hatch
George Frazier
Guy Ousdahl
A. R. Ransted
H. L. Jones
Martin
Susan Maloney
Maine Street
Lois McCabe
Larry McCabe
William Gildstrap
Helen Robinson
Clarence Robinson
John Albers
Richard Aaron
Martha Ruark
Florence Byrnes
Emelie O’flaherty
Betty Pat Rogers
Katherine Kent
Aurelia Ann Denzer
Catherine Luby
Mary Virginia Rode
H Don Carlos
Lydia
Baptist Women’s Society
Elephart
New Hampshire Street
Ivan Viets
En Regle Club
Dorcas
Baptist Women
S. E
R. S. Heaverin
Richmond
A. A. Burns
Albert
Mr. Burns
Stony Point
Brinkman’s
Furn
Mass
Paul Erdman
William Winters
Lester Deay
Leona Mason
George Batty
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Wyo
Batty
Miss Mason
Kemmerer
Associated Press
Mr. and
Mrs
Henry Baknmaier
Etta Boursaw
H. C. Swadiey
J. F. Wright
August Nuffer
A. P. Riley
Goff
Grandma Slaughter
Harold Slaughter
Slaughter
Weaver's
Dr. Stork
NEW Baby Shop
Shirley Temple
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