Social Calendar Reflects Busy Lawrence Women
Friday events include a faculty reception by Chancellor Lindley and Mrs Lindley plus luncheons, club meetings and dinners at Colonial and other venues. Saturday activities feature D A R luncheon, teas, a fiftieth wedding anniversary at 2044 Barker Avenue, and gatherings honoring Miss Dorothea Si Tons and Mrs. Hugh Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
Pe.o
V. A. Young
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Delta Dek Club
Howard Creel
Helianthus Club
Franz Wiede- Nairn
Mary Ruth Watermulder
Olet McKone
Jean Frink
Eugenia Donahue
Margaret Kirchhoff
Colonial
Vendredi Club
F. T. Stockton
Betty Washington
Carl Clifton
Leland Quantius
Dorothea Si Tons
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Mixed Fragments
Fragmented OCR reads like a crossword with scattered clues and garbled words. It lists various hint numbers and partial phrases including Greek letters insectoids rivers weights and a potential engineering degree, all jumbled and incomplete.
Aunt Het and Society Notes in Lawrence
An items list from Lawrence society pages covers awards to Mrs. Guy Hunsicker and Mrs. Otto Elston, club entertainments, and anniversaries. Events include a D A R luncheon at Colonial Tea Room with readings, tea at the Republican headquarters, and introductions of county candidates. Numerous club meetings, dinners, and outings feature Mrs. Sande lius, Miss Bennett, the No Name club, and the Home Aid society with programs, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Music Club
Colonial Tea Room
George Lowman
H. W. Craig
Walter Keeler
George Stratton
Mary Thomas
Carl Shafer
Carl Shafer Dorthy Enlow Miller
Zechner Walsh
Bat Foh Mokrejs
William Dalton
Lawrence Woman's Club
Betty Washington
Robert Calderwood
C. W. Straffon
Helen Rice
Alice
Harwood Benton
Oberlin
Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka
Women’s Republican
Douglas County
Massachusetts Street
No Name Club
Baldwin
C. L. Scott
C. H. Constant
Social notes mention visits in Kansas City and California
Grace Wunderlich spends the day in Kansas City while H C Downs and Mrs Roy Lawrence visit there. Mr and Mrs J Barlow Lippingcott, formerly of Lawrence, host Mrs W E Tenney en route to California. Margaret Sharp back in Lawrence after summer in Honolulu and the northwest, with a trip to Vancouver B C on an English liner via Seattle Wenatchee and Oroville Washington visiting Grand Coulee dam and the dry falls of the Columbia river basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Fred Williams
Kansas City
Springfield
Grace Wunderlich
H.C. Downs
Roy Lawrence
Arthur Lawrence
J. Barlow Lippincott
Lawrence
W. E. Tenney
California
Margaret Sharp
Honolulu
Northwest
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Wenatchee
Oroville
Wash
Washington
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Naismith Guest at Co-Operative Club Dinner
Dr James Naismith the honored guest at the Co-Operative club dinner last night at Hotel Eldridge spoke of his Berlin Olympics trip. He spent three months in Europe studying youth training, starting in Glasgow the home of his father, then Germany where training begins at age nine and leads to military readiness. The Olympics remained the high spot of his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Naismith
Co-Operative Club
Eldridge
Forrest Allen
Naismith
Berlin
Europe
Glasgow
Scotland
Germany
Naismith notes Glenn Cunningham race scene
Dr Naismith spoke at length on events and singled out Glenn Cunningham’s race as the most interesting. Douglas county farmers held meetings to gauge local views on the 1936 agriculture conservation program with plans to forward findings to Washington for shaping the 1937 national program. A marriage occurred in Topeka as Margaret A Coe wed Elmer R Zart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naismith
Glenn Cunningham
Douglas County
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Hopewell Country Club Elects Officers at October Meeting
The Hopewell Country club held a meeting Oct 1 with 17 members and guest Mrs Laura Pearson. Devotionals and a program preceded elections naming Mrs George Newland president and other officers. refreshments were served. Next gathering at Hopewell school on Oct 23 with pot luck supper at 7:80. Local moves include Mr and Mrs Ed Cunningham into Jess Wingert property and Mr and Mrs Bert Sutton to Lockwood farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Country Club
Fred Purvis
Laura Pearson
Bailey
Earl White
George Newland
W. H. Lucas
M Roy Merchant
Earl Black
George Reynolds
Henry Bailey
C. Baker
Hopewell
Ed Cunningham
Jess Wingert
Bert Sutton
Lockwood Farm
Homecoming at High Prairie Church and Farm Occupancy noted
The fourth annual homecoming at High Prairie church drew a large crowd with special music by Grace Heuy of Baldwin. Rev. John Taylor, Baker University student, led services followed by a basket dinner and social afternoon. Next gathering set for October 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arley Lederer
Martha Price
Sutton
High Prairie Church
Grace Heuy
Baldwin
John Taylor
Baker University
God
George Summers
Frank Johnson
Oscar Flory
Wayne Flory
Cecil Dover
Kansas City
Frank Gleason
Lorene
Virginia Williams
Dorothy Gleason
Dorolyn Ulrich
Virginia
Dorothy Lawson
Clyde Puckett
Miss Shuler
Robert Heaston
June Williams
Frederick Johanning
Charles Johnson
Claude
Herman
Gene Swimley
Notable Names in Attendance and Absences
The record lists Claude and Charles Johnson Herman and Frederick Johanning James Hopkins Harold Gleason Ceoif Puckett Robert Heaston June and Robert Williams Gene Swim ley and Oscar Flory. Donald Hackler missed a half day. No one was tardy. Visitors this month were Harold Flory of Willow Springs Donald and Robert Duane Powell of Overebrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Charles Johnson
Herman
Frederick Johanning
James Hopkins
Harold Gleason
Ceoif Puckett
Robert Heaston
June
Robert Williams
Gene Swimley
Oscar Flory
Donald Hackler
Harold Flory
Willow Springs
Donald and
Robert Duane Powell
Overebrook
Personal notes sketch travels and visits in Kansas City area
Mrs Lizzie Williams returns to Hiawatha after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Williams and Mrs Ernest L Metcalf of Colorado Springs. She plans a Cedar Rapids visit with friends before continuing. Prof W R Smith of 1518 University Drive checked into Memorial Beepeial for treatment and to see demonstrations of laundry machinery at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City by two firms. Edwin Cooley leaves today for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Williams
Hiawatha
Fred Williams
Ernest L. Metcalf
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
University Drive
Memorial
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Edwin Cooley
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John Hunzicker
Barker Avenue
W. C. Simons
Dorothea Simons
Miss Simons
C. W. Maloney
Dolph Simons
Frances Nordlund
Charles W. Johnson
Betty Beck
A. B. Ewing
Hugh A. Randall
Miss Blossom Ewing
Charles Dicker
Alan Ewing
Irene Moll
Mildred Messen
Doris Stockwellheimer
Hilda Mae Bushey
Anna Grace Doty
Catherine Holmes
Helen Frame
Marjorie Roper
Hazel Wiley
Marian Sphar Marion Hughes
Virginia. Starr
Mildred Ewing
Hugh Randall
Frank Gurtler
Co. M. Albright
John Stahel
Clar
Earnest
If Fisher
Margaret
A Stahel
Ervin Pwane
Mahlon Greenmiller
Margaret Emma Coffman
Raymond Albright
Walter Oehrle
Geraldine
Janice
D. A. Miller
Mississippi Street
Peter A. Erickson
M. A. Draper
A. Henley
Hal Harris
John Allen Harris
W. H. Reynolds
Rockford
Hannah Champion
Henley
Harris
John Arlen Harris
Lewis Mole
Mr. Mole
Chamber of Commerce
Rothwell
John Selig
LH. Bailey
Lulas Ezell
Harold Standing
Billy Harald
Raymond Williams
Ray Moore
Marjorie Williama Joyce Lee Moore
Stanton Ball
Jo Anna Wiley
Mary Patterson Marvin Vincent Paul B. Hamar
Jack Metz
Bobby Williams
Millard Hunsley
Gon
G. 4
Reba Kelly
William R. Essick
Inter Nos Club
Cosmos Club
A. W. Garvin
New Hampshire Street
East Side Sewing Club
Albert Sommer
Vernon Yoder
Clifton Garrett
Albert Wichman
Ray Holmes
Ruth Riley
Catherine Slebers
Marie Sommer
Clark Howerton
Kentucky Street
Haseen
Liberty Memorial High School
J. S. Daniels
Jesson
Emmett Smith, Jr
AIR Vie
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Eay Qur
Publishers Syndicate
Guy Hunsicker
Otto Elston
Jude Anderson
Edgar Jost
W. E. Sandelius
Sandelius
Frank Oberg
Idaho
A. B. Carter
Plamor Dinner Bridge Club
Karl Kreider
Edward Stith
Home Aid Society
J. W. Howard
James A. Messer
W. P. Olmstead
J. J. Krum
Louise Nelson
Coterie Club
Terrace Tea Room
Ray Gordon
Eight Bridge Club
John Stavros
Charles Hardtaker
Robert Reese
Ladies of the G./ A. R
Veterans’ Hall
Woodlawn
Irene Nordstrom
Roger Low
William Blevina
Alice Dicker
Elmer R. Zart
Margaret A. Coe
L. H. Menger
High Prairie
Mount Hope
Terry’s
Pictorial Review
Physical Culture
COE
W. Léth
Sheers
Noll Optical Co
Mass. Si
Royal Shoe Store
Fred A
Toll, D. D
Lawrence Optical Co
Complete Optical Service
Miller Furn. CO
Weaver's
Ray-O Crepe
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