Grand Lodge Kansas Odd Fellows elects leaders at Emporia
About 4,000 attendees at Emporia sessions of the Grand Lodge of Kansas Odd Fellows. J. H. Maxwell of Manhattan elected grand master, Mrs. E. C. Kyrer of Winfield named Rebekah president, El Dorado chosen for next year's convention. Three Douglas county officers installed. Lawrence drill team highlighted a night session and parade.
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Lawrence
Grand Lodge of Kansas
Odd Fellows
Emporia
J. H. Maxwell
Manhattan
E. C. Kyrer
Winfield
Rebekahs
el Dorado
Doulas County
Grand Lodge
I. C. Stevenson
Lodge of Kansas
Gertie
Johnston
Rebekah State Assembly
Mary Mertz
Eudora
Rebekah Assembly
William Jones
Syracuse
Guardian
J. W Washburn
Wellington
Herald
Rebekah
Roy_ Tricker
Sterling
Showalter
Pittsburg
Then
June Bowman
Marysville
Willian Terrell
Topeka
Mar
Jessie B. Devlin
Tureaplain
Minnie Rogers
Wichita
Inside Guardian
Har Jey Stack
Outside Guardian
Myrtle Huch
Parsons
Messenge
Aimee Piper
Cleo Venning
Toveka
Lawrence clubs hold meetings and social events in October
Stologg s Arthur Peck entertain the bridge club at 2 pm after a business form. The Lawrence Woman's club calls a meeting at Mrs. F W Gaunt's home at 7 pm to discuss matters important to the organization. A surprise party for Miss Rice preceded a Sunday school event at First Methodist. guests included Mrs J C W A Churchill, Thurman, and Miss Tena Severtson. The Old Spinning Wheel folk sang and spun, with a handkerchief shower for Miss Rice. Mrs M T Coolidge hosted the EB O W club luncheon at Hilltop House, with prize to Mrs A A Green. The Kanwaka Literary club met at Mrs George Miller's home with a music program and guests. The next meeting is at Mrs Fred Gregory's on Friday, October 30.
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Lawrence Woman's Club
F. W. Gaunt
Momtiers
Lawrence Rice
Ohio
J. C. W. A. Churchill
Thurman
Miss Rice
Kanwaka Literary Club
George Miller
Dorothy Baugh
Rosebush
Beattie Collins
Ethan Sims
Ray Mitchells
Hark
Ralph Colman
Ray Mitchell
al Blaes
Evanstorn
Wro
Tom Pierson
Glendale
Calif
Martin
Newton
W. A. Colman
Wamero
Fleasanton
William Schreyer
Hamlin
Fred Gregory
Robert Glen Bowers
Russell Stewart
Valley Grove
Marshall
McLouth
Carnahan
Ruby Holladay
Earl Beard
Grantville
Russell Shaw
Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Shaw
Jefferson County
Lawrence
Loesch
Chester
Ben Werst
Louie Koerner
George Blevins
Oskaloosa
Harold Skeet
Dean
Will Allen
Elmer Weibel
Julian Boener
Midland
Howard Erwin
E. D. Shaw
Bartlett
Sunnyside
Tuffy and the Whale Sheriff Challenge
In a vivid scene the beast is urged to act as the whale stiffens and stands on its tail revealing a sheriff badge. Tuffy urges action and suggests that proceeding would be best, signaling a tense moment of confrontation and resolve.
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Tuffy
Worden W M S Rally and Pontoon Meeting Report
The Worden W M S met at the church for an all day rally with opening exercises by Mrs H Pippert and business led by Miss Sophia Heim. Forty one members and visitors attended as reports, devotionals, and talks were shared and plans set for a November thank offering.
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Worden W. M.S
H. Pippert
Sophia Heim
H. Pinpert
Q. Elm
Congo
T. Elm
C. Nuffer
Warkunland
Player League
H. Pohl
Rosetta Schwahn
W. Harbour
Nellie Wintermantle
Charles Elm
E. F E. Reep
Kentucky
Fred Heim
H. Rapp
High Prairie Ladies' Aid plan all day meeting in October
The High Prairie Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Ada Williams on Wednesday October 7. The group scheduled an all day meeting for Wednesday October 21 at Mrs. Ed Heaston’s home with a pat luck dinner and guests invited.
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High Prairie Ladies’ Aid
Ada Williams
H. H. Ulrich
Ed 8
Heaston
Leslie Churchbaugh
Clyde Puckett
Loren Williams
Ed Heaston
Pat Luck
Oscar Flory
Robert Heaston
Gene Swimley
June Williams
Frederick
Herman Johanning
Reese Swimley
Gene
Robert
Francis Heaston
Lawrence
Clarence William Johnson
Frank Johnson
John Taylor
van Hoeson
Marion
Valley Grove Visit Features Local Families
Mr and Mrs David Blevins hosted guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson and family of Pittsville Mo Mr and Mrs Wesley Hill of Carbondale and Mr and Mrs George Beers and their young son of Lawrence Also accompanying Mrs Richard Petrie were her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hershell to Green Kan for a short visit The Ray family who have been
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David Blevins Hach
Henry Thompson
Pittsville
Wesley Hill
Carbondale
George Beers
Lawrence
Richard Petrie
Gerald
Williamstown
Har
Georgia
Bobbie Petrie
Charles Stewart
Millard Stewart
Oklahoma City
Stewarts
Eliza Stewart
Charles
Ruth Petrie
Stewart Home
Valley Grove News Highlights Local Family Visits
Valley Grove residents host visitors from Lawrence and Midland including Holladays, Thirys and Blaylocks. Local events cover a Champion family reunion at the Champion home, Market Basket prize awarded to Estelle Broadwell for ham loaf, and community notes on farm talks, school enrollments, and church social hours.
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Estelle Broadwell
Mississippi Street
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Stologg
Kanwaka
A. J. Decker
East Nineteenth Street
Jota Ny
S. M. Law
Pinckney
Parent-Teacher Association
J. W. Twente
Electa Kindelsperger
Frank Glesson
Lloyd
Cecil
Orvil Puckett
Florence Louise
Harold Gleason
Gene van Hoesen
Dan Johanning
Platte City
Pleasant Grove
Henry Young
Tri-State
urtie—Ballard Loun
Fashion Bureau
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Fifth Ave
New York
High Prairie
Trustys
Buck Creek
Jimmie Holladay
Jimmie Lee
Barbara Joan
Grover Husted
Ida Blaylock
J. E. Hioladay
Sunny
Baker Murphy
John Thiry
Knowledge Hill
Arnold Welliver
Mrs. Broadwell
Leonard Tarr
Easton
Herbert Champion
F. S. Champion
Frank Champion
Ray
Marvin Stewart
F. H. Champion
Glen
Ira Ward
Lawrence Ward
Donald Bower
Harold Champion
Joan
Harry Wellman
Jennie Spray
Ruth Rose
Champion
Wellman
Margaret
Marie Wellman
Frank Shirley
W. C. Stewart
Royal
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Rancho
Ranger
Smokey
Pinto
Pka Ee
Mass
Cheled
Arden
Elizabeth Arden
Temith
Trias
America
Electra
Volea
Radio Trade
Weaver
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