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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1934
Page
5
A mosaic of social gatherings is reported, including ladies' group meetings, bridge clubs, and a Farm Bureau session with low cost entertaining tips. Charity events, birthday observances, and church and university activities fill the week, with guests named and venues noted across Lawrence.
A reflective piece argues that studying love and religion cannot replace lived experience. It notes people often remain outsiders to religion while inside a church, and emphasizes experiential understanding over argument. The essay references aviation as a metaphor for real knowledge only found through experience.
Fragmentary notice states Miss Dorothy Shand ing part time teacher at Saint Mary and worth will have a meeting Monday afternoon. The Zodiac club will meet Tuesday panel at the home of Mrs. Pe.
Lieut Col and Mrs W Will travel to Fort tomorrow to attend Ruth Bryan Owen reception. Selig family guests include Richard M and daughters. Jean Hoch wedding plans for Dr L L Saylor of Chicago. Attendees head to Topeka for luncheon honoring Miss Jean Hoch. Naomi Light to speak at a tea in Kansas City. Several couples plan motor trips to Columbus and Topeka for church events and anniversary observances with family members traveling from Kansas City and Topeka.
In a muddled Hollywood account Mae Murray appears in Kansas city theater promo materials as a featured celebrity. The text blends names like Tyzay and Oakie with stray quotes and unrelated chatter about movies and newsreels, creating a disjointed snapshot of a showbiz moment.
Jan Chiapasso will headline a faculty recital Monday evening in the auditorium, part of a series tied to the School of Fine Arts. The program features Bach and Couperin arrangements, Scarlatti, Cesar Franck, Debussy, Ravel, Chopin, and Serabin, with selections rarely heard.
Teachers from the southwestern part of Douglass County met at Central Schoolhouse on Wednesday night. The business session was led by Wayne McMasters and covered school problems with two upcoming issues set for Friday night October 26 at Excelsior and Rack Creek. A follow up teachers meeting is scheduled for November 14 at Centennial. Attending were Miss Kath Brags Eunice Hammond Cordelia Penn Irma Burgert Beatrice Clark Elizabeth Hoffman and Messrs Exerett Simmons Ernest Primm Wayne McMasters and Herschel Hemphill.
A garbled Erie County report notes a verdict over a horse tail worth nothing and seeks damages for Sam Kocholski against iWon Smith, plus Franklin school board actions on dancing in the high school gym. St Paris burglars waste time at grain office. Indiana prison jailbreaks hint at inmate escapes. Chicago detectives Torpy Moe Lenert lead efforts against the 48 gang, with 139 youths sent to prison this year.
Fragmented text describes a rural setting with animals and unseen events. Phrases hint at tension and a creeping, heavy mood as characters Willy and Pud contemplate a mysterious change in their surroundings and a looming blanket of fog or danger.
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