Social gatherings fill town with plans and parties
Blue Goose members entertain at the Country Club for S W Atkinson's birthday. Mr and Mrs A B Mitchell host a buffet for Mrs J M Haines of New York. Ada Walker hosts a small dinner for Mrs A Henley. Harry D Brown hosts a buffet after the Kansas Nebraska game. Women’s Relief Corps meets at the G A R hall. Woodring club dinner October 26 with Walter Haxman speaker. Democratic head quarters handle reservations. Mrs Gerrie K Johnston and party travel to Atchison for W R C events. Numerous hostesses and guests attend luncheons, golf matches, and club gatherings with prizes announced from fall tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Goose
Insurance Organization of
Country Club
S. W. Atkinson
Harry D. Brown
Kansas-Nebraska
Woodring Club
Eldridge Hotel
Walter Haxman
Hutchinson
State Tax Commission
Woodring
Democratic
Toneka
V. K. Braner
A. B. Weaver
R G. Miller
Harry Green
Social calendar for Newcomers and clubs events
Thursday and Friday social calendar items list multiple clubs and hosts including Newcomers club led by Mrs C M Young and Mrs Helmer Klock, Home Aid Society led by Mrs E W Marven, Needlecraft by Mrs R M Copen, Happy Cidders by Mrs Guy Allbright, Merry Matrons luncheon, and various bridge, whist, and auction clubs. Notes a fall party at Midland hall on Friday evening November 4 with guests of the Ride-a-wee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Young
Tridgettes
Helmer Klock
Home Aid Society
E. W. Marven
Roy Lawrence
James Boyes
Lillian Noad
C. W. Sparr
R. M. Copen
Haverns
Happy Cidders Club
Guy Allbright
Merry Matrons
Conn Styrn
A. B. Mitchell
HW. BE. Bullene
George Docking
James Barrow
AZ. P. FE. O
L. H. Frink
C. E Decker
A." T. Olson
Howard McConnell
Edna
Arthur Gillham
Frank Breese
Helen Mobler
Stumbo
Midland Hall
Personal Notes From Berkeley To Topeka Visit
Mrs. L. P. Russell of Berkeley California visits Mrs. P. P. Lester. Dr. Russell, former First Baptist pastor. Vernon Vinzant of Santa Ana California and Mrs. Vinzant visit Floyd Rankin's home then travel to Oklahoma. Lawrence Myers of Chicago stops in Lawrence en route to Oklahoma to visit his mother Mrs. Anna Myers. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Constant and Mrs. Myers and her son drive to Topeka for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Russell
Berkeley
Cal
P. P. Lester
Russell
First Baptist Church
Vernon Vinzant
Santa Ana
Floyd Rankin
Oklahoma
Vinzant
Rankin
Lawrence Myers
Chicago
Lawrence
Anna Myers
J. T. Constant
Eudora Host Guests From Kansas City and DeSoto
Mr and Mrs Richard Erwin and daughters stayed in Kan sas City as guests of Mr and Mrs William Jarvis. Mrs Mary Cook returned to Eudora after three months in Canada to visit her mother Mrs Kate Edelbrock. Mr and Mrs Howard Phillips and son Kenyon from DeSoto joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Schubert. Washington high school faced Eudora in football on the local athletic field with Eudora winning 13 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Erwin
Kansas City
William Jarvis
Mary Cook
Eudora
Kate Edelbrock
Canada
Howard Phillips
Kenyon
DeSoto
George Schubert
Washington High
Eudora “High School
Oskaloosa
Ralph Bowling
Henry Mathia
Leo. O’reiley
Nellie Catlin
Eugene McFarland
Minerva-Rebekah Lodge
F.G. Hughes
Guy Grimes
J. D. Adams
Lucille Walker
Everest
Kansas
Iowa
Fred Rothberger
Margie
Jake Hill
Lecompton
C. E. Sheldon
Minnie Jones
Waldo Durr
Augusta, Durr
Roy Daugherty
Maxine
Leavenworth
Raymond Stroud
Bert Daugherty
Lorene
Harold Lee
Daugherty
Gardner
Charles Brown
Ben Erwin
Charles LaVerne
Frank Bryant
Clarence Fuller
Pete Edelbrock
Edith Johnson
Ben Bartz
Vance Grimes
Charles
Arthur Eisele
William Miskimmen
Dorothy Schlegel
Ulrich Schlegel
Ben Firwin
Marcella Miller
Butte, Mont
John Miller
Maxine Daugherty
Saturday Gatherings Highlight Rural Social Grist
Local families from De Soto to Leavenworth and Kansas City spent a Sunday and weekend with relatives and friends. Many couples hosted dinners and visited relatives in Everest Gardner Topeka and Leavenworth, while church groups planned events and fundraisers for November 8.
Mission Festival and Community Gatherings at Salem Church
The Mission Festival took place at Salem Evangelical church with Rev. Reifschneider delivering the afternoon sermon. Reports note social visits across Osborne area including Harold Miller staying with the Millers in Osborn and several Sunday gatherings hosted by local families. An evening gathering at Mrs. Diedrich’s featured masked guests, games, conversation, and refreshments for many local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Evangelical Church
Reifschneider
Harold Miller
St. Louis
John Miller
Earl Weat
Oln
William Wallace
Harold Daugherty
Charles Brady
John Steiner Wan
Osborne
Kansas
Albert Neustifter
William Stadler
John Sommers
Curtis
Diedrich
Leslie Kindred
Nellie Catlin
EU McFarland
Melvin McPherson
Joe Zillner
Berthold Seiwald
James McCabrin
George Warmker
J. C. Scott
Minnie Jones
Max Rothberger
Frank Sommers
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
A health column notes thousands of physicians now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water, then the next morning the cold is gone and appetite returns. Calotabs sold in single and family packages at drug stores.
Local Socials Log Visit and Lecture Trip
Rich Miss Lucy Kaegi and Miss Margaret Forsythe with Mr. and Mrs. Diedrich spent the weekend with relatives. Helen Sommers of Kansas City and Angela Sommers of Lawrence joined family in town. A group including George Gerstenberger and others drove to Kansas City to hear Carveth Wells speak at Convention Hall, sponsored by Conaco Products. Margaret Zillner of Kansas City visited over the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carveth Wells
Convention Hall
Conaco Products Company
Margaret Zillner
Kansas City
Jor Zillner
Reno social notes and hunting trip reports
Mrs. Fred Bernhardt hosted Mrs. R Graham Mrs O Wiley and Mrs Harry Moore on a Wednesday afternoon. August Dickman and son Raymond with two Dickman cousins from Kansas City went on a Sunday squirrel hunt in Pony Creek woods. Raymond studies television in Kansas City. John Gonrad and V A Dechoff visited Thursday with several fine annies, Mr and Mrs H T Melton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bernhardt
R. Graham
Wiley
Harry Moore
August Dickman
Raymond
Outing Party Gatherings Across Lawrence Townspeople
Mrs Vic Johnson and Mrs Ed Parsons of Lawrence hosted an outing in ODea woods Sunday. Mr and Mrs George White entertained Mr and Mrs Jack Snyder of Chicago and family in Lawrence. Ray Snow and sons from Lawrence visited uncle J C Coffman to attend the closing ball game. Mrs A C Hesa and Mrs Henry Eisele traveled to Lawrence for the Tonxoxie fair and Catholic Ladies club. First Christian church Loyal Helpers class plans a food sale Saturday October 22 at 943 Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Johnson
Ed Parsons
Lawrence
O’dea|Woods
George White
Jack Sneyder
Chicago
Mrs. Warren
Irene Warren
F. A. Talley
Kansas City
Ray Snow
Eugene
George W. Snow
J. C. Coffman
A.C. Hesa
Henry Eisele
Catholic Ladies’ Club
The
First Christian Church
Massachusetts Street
New Wonderful Face Powder PROMOTES MELLO GLO for all complexions
Advertises New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder promising a youthful complexion. Claims include hiding tiny lines wrinkles and pores with a French process for smoother spread and longer wear. Says it prevents large pores and reduces shine, urging readers to ask today for incen MELLO GLO.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soqeiy
J. M. Haines
New York
Glenn Charlon
Ada Walker
Galen
Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. R.hall
Gerrie K. Johnston
W. R.C
Atchison
State Orphans’ Home
Johnston
Ida K. Bailey
Fred
E. H. Lindsey
Richard L. Sutton
Emmy Lou Sutton
Harry Frazee
Congregational Church
F.C. Whipple
Frazee
A. A. Blaes
Evanston
Wyo
Wiedemann
Bridge
W. A. Colman
George Miller
Fred Gregory
W. F
Kin
Merle Colman
Lee. Colman
Russell Anderson
Willis Colman
Helen Harris
Oak Ridge
F. H. Leonard
W. H. Weeks
R. A. Mitchell
Frank Bereiter
W.H. Mohler
Aunt Het
Robert Quille
Ben
Misa A. Rose Lama
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lorene Daugherty
Vance
Grimes
Jack Grimes
Lake View
Ladies-Aid
Methodist Church
James Shirek
Joan Miller
Reuben Ollis
William Jewett
Edgerton
Floyd Ollis
Marcelia Miller
Nolan Johnson
Topeks
Cyrena Gaines
William Zimmerman
Kate Ziesenis
Ralph Lawrence
C. C. Gerstenberger
Paul Luckan
Vinland
Louie Koerner
Near McLouth
St. Paul
Louise Luckan
Topeka
Louise Lotz
Otto Lotz
Chester Moody
John Moody
Albert Winters
Golf Kan
Henry Blechel
H. Reifsscheneidar
Robert
Mblton
Fred Reetz
Gus Ziesenis
Homer Gerstenberger
Hilda Helen
Lois Louise
George Gerstenberger
George Trefz
Freddie
Otto Altenhernd
Ternice
Alvin
Paul Guckan
Martin Abels
Martha
Herbert Landon
Rebecca Fichs
Fmelle Gerstenberger
Elsie Luckan
Lena Altenhernd
Edna Schmidt
Fredericka Schlegel
Willian Haelsig
Leavenwortk
SELBA
Otto Fischer
Qaar Minineny
Reno
W. Parsons
Jeweler
Nebraska
Ward
Zephyr Bakery
Part
Mass
Iesanne
Crawford-Veatch
MOU Hope Nurseries
West 4Th Street
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