Wednesday and Thursday club events at local venues
A string of social gatherings lists Wednesday activities at Wiedemann's and the Colonial with meetings at Country Club and various clubs including Ya Regle, Chi Omega alumnae, and Merry Matrons. Thursday features bridge luncheons and dinners at Country Club and multiple groups led by Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Twente, and others. Friday closes with several chapters and a costume party at Eagles' hall and a thimble tea at Trinity Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Wiedemann's
Country Club
J.D. Club
Ida F. Hundley
Charles Fox
University Club
A.B. Michell
Chi Omega
Karl Klooz
H. Wf. Archer
OK Draper
Bridge Lunen
J. W. Twente
Merry Matrons
C. . Small
Kansas City
Ward Menedict
Tridgetley
Ivan Rowe
Weter Bridge Club
W. A. Brown
Alice Brock
Elsby
Trinity Episcopal Guild
Thimble Tea
F. T. Barteldes
Faiths announce Doris Faith wed Frank Justice Jr in Olathe
notices report Doris Faith daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Faith marrying Frank E Justice Jr of Osage City on Saturday October 19 in Olathe. They reside at 118 South Chestnut Street Olathe where Justice manages the Dickinson theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Faith
Doris
Frank E. Justice, Jr
Osage City
Olathe
South Chestnut Street
Mr. Justice
Dickinson Theater
Radio Credulity Cited in 1935 Quote
A humorous line from 1935 notes that a person named Bill is easily persuaded by radio chatter, suggesting he believes any kind of rot if it comes through the airwaves. The remark reflects the era's skepticism toward mass media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Dress design with two piece option and peplum
The Lawrence Journal World pattern announces Fall and Winter Fashion Book patterns in Rabbit’s woolen. Style No. 2553 fits sizes 14 to 40 inches bust with long sleeve version requiring 37 1 4 yards of 39 inch material. Send patterns with ten cent book and fifteen cents for pattern plus address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Halloween social chaos spurs group scavenger hunt
Social events last night featured Miss Ruth Olmstead hosting a Halloween scavenger hunt on West Ninth Street with hostesses Miss Ruby Fairbairn Miss Madge Bullene Miss Matie Neely and Mrs Powell helping. Prizes went to the group with the most complete list of articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Olmstead
West Ninth Street
Ruby Fairbairn
Madge Bullene
Matie Neely
Mrs. Powell
Jessie Scott
Helianthus Club Meets With Mrs Brockelsby Friday
The Helianthus club will meet with Mrs. Alica Brockelsby at 1108 New Jersey street at 2 15 Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Herbert Malott announce the birth of a son yesterday at Memorial hospital. Mrs Harriett Euersteiner will speak before the Women's Alliance at the Unitarian church Friday afternoon at 3 giving an account of her summer abroad. Following the talk Mrs W E Bowersock will serve tea. Members of the society and their friends are invited. The Thursday Sewing club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs Cecil Tefft 925 New York Street. Mrs Fred Birch will be remembered with a birthday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Guild
F. T. Barteldes
Indiana Street
Carter Harrison
Europa
Robert Bris- Saint
Delta Delt Contract Club
M. J. Patterson
J. M. Brongardt
New York Street
D. W. Eddins
Frank. Lescher
Otto Elston
St. John's Catholic Church
Frank Barnes
James S. Sosa
Helianthus Club
Alica Brockelsby
New Jersey Street
Herbert Malott
New Hampshire Street
Memorial Hospital
Harriett Euersteiner
Women’s Alliance
Unitarian Church
W. E. Bowersock
Society
Cecil Tefft
Fred Birch
Personal notices from Lawrence social column edition
Mr and Mrs John L Kilworth hosted cousin Rufus G Hunt returning to Asheville NC after visiting San Diego CA Mrs H M Light and Miss Naomi Light returned from a 1000 mile Ozarks motor trip Hot Springs and Little Rock were key stops Earle K Behrend Kansas City KS Boy Scouts visitor conferred with local officials Coach Emil Liston Baker University visited Lawrence this morning Otto Epp Tribune arrives Friday for University round table and KU Kansas State game guest of Dr and Mrs J R Payne Mrs James Lawson spending day in Topeka Mrs Herbert Hoffman in Topeka for the day Mr and Mrs Ella Wiley and Mr and Mrs Arthur Gulley attended American Royal show in Kansas City yesterday Mrs F W Kingsbury hosted Miss Ella Adams Colorado Springs CO for luncheon Mrs J D Shields returned to Hickman Mills MO after week with sister Mrs R C Miller Mr and Mrs R B Mitchell Independence MO guests today of Mr and Mrs S W Atkin Som
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kilworth
Rufus G. Hunt
Asheville
N. C
San Diego
Cal
Hunt
Lawrence
H. M. Light
Naomi Light
Ozarks
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Earle K. Behrend
Kansas City
Kan
Kaw Council
Boy Scouts of America
Emil Liston
Baker University
Topeka
Otto Epp
Tribune
J. R. Payne
James Lawson
Herbert Hoffman
Ella Wiley
Arthur Gulley
F. W. Kingsbury
Ella Adams
Willow Springs Hill Billys Sink High Prairie In October Clash
Weekend social recalls visits in Columbia and Lawrence. Willow Springs Hill Billys beat High Prairie 14 to 19 despite chill. Harold Flory hit the lone home run. Oscar Markley worked silos for Felix Tucker. Carl Rothrock, aboard a Missouri river boat, spent a week with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beeghley
Wesley Flory
Will Churchbaugh
W. C
Frank Deay
Edith
Laurie Postma
Elwood Deay
Mac Karnes
David Kesler
Lawrence
Hill
Willow Springs
High Prairie School
Harold Flory
Oscar Markley
Felix Tucker
Carl Rothrock
Missouri River
Ira Rothrock
Eddie Cook
Charlie Winchell
Gus Had
the Central Produce
Crash Survivors Married and Week of Community News
Crash survivors married and a week of social and church activities unfold across Felix Tucker and Bert Nicol families. Pearl Brohammer and Frank Lantis helped with matoes at Oscar Markley’s. Will Churchbaugh lies gravely ill and receives anointing. daughter to visit from California. A long list of women aided with housework and sewing at Elmer Churchbaugh’s. Many visitors called at George Finch’s home for Nellie Finch’s bed rest. H. C. Birthday club hosted a surprise dinner for Mrs Sassaman. Hospital stay for Mrs Hornberger’s mother in Kansas City. Rally day draws a crowd at Worden as Mrs Harshman travels to Tonkawa with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Tucker
Bert Nicol
Pearl Brohammer
True Flory
Frank Lantis
Oscar Markley
Will Churchbaugh
W. C. Boehle
Daniel Flory
I. L. Montgomery
Clarence Filburn
California
Harry Fisher
John Clark
Emery Crawford
Lydia_Allen
Gus Shipps
Bryan Stewart
Tom Smith
Harve Clark
Homer Nusbaum
Joe Sassaman
Albert Hornberger
Dave Heffner
Kansas City
St. Luke's Hospital
Violet Crawford
George Finch
Nellie Marie
Worden
Harshman
Tonkawa
Okla
Centropolis Christian Aid Meeting Notes at Church
The Centropolis Christian Aid met at the church on Thursday afternoon to quilt a flower garden quilt and hold a business session led by president Mrs. Emery Crawford. After the meeting, members joined Mrs. Jim Turner on the west group program committee and enjoyed a play titled Mechanical Dolls along with fruit salad and cake for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis Christian Aid
Emery Crawford
Jim Turner
West Group
Harry Fisher
George Finch
John Clark
William Clark
Jack Likes
Jap. Turner
Zella
George Simmons
Tilford Simmons
Fred Powers
Ellen Woods
Christina Woodson
Jim
Local families host visits and Halloween plans in community circle
Lenna Casford and Earl Crawford visit from Tonkawa for a cattle of days with relatives before Earl moves his family. Nellie Finch returns from Memorial hospital. Range Line school prepares Halloween party October 30 and the Christian Aid plans a masked party with sack lunch October 25 at Mrs. George Simmons. Various local residents, including the Crawfords, Haas, Lanty Crawford, and Jim Lavin, socialize across Overbrook and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenna Casford
Earl Crawford
Betty
Emery Crawford
Albert Hornberger
Kansas City
Dave Heffner
St. Luke's Hospital
Tonkawa
Okla
Nellie Marie Finch
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Rumsey
Range Line School
John McPherson
Canada
Lanty Crawford
Ee Emery Crawford
I. D. Haas
Dorothy Dean
Richard
Lucy Krause
Overbrook
Malon
Jim Lavin and
Clark
Topeka
John Clark
Glenn and Vicinity Family Visit Highlights Thursday
Mrs Gilbert Henry and children Helen Ina Faye and Fritz of Topeka spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Henry's parents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Glenn and daughter Oneta, joined by Mr and Mrs Carl Schwarz and Mr and Mrs Ed Johanning of Worden and Mr and Mrs Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Henry
Helen
Ina Faye
Fritz
Topeka
Henry
Cyrus Glenn
Oneta
Carl Schwarz
Ed Johanning
Worden
Ernest
Glenn Chapel revival ends with lively meetings
Damm and children Charles and Norma Lee of Stull were guests at dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Damm. Rev. Frank McClellan's Glenn Chapel revival concluded with sermons on The Second Coming of Christ and Judgment Day, plus special music by Esther Bahnmaier and the pastor. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Bostwick of Bellingham and Mrs. Martha Fulton of Topeka. Several local families and Glenn school students were noted for punctual attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bostwick
Bellingham
Wash
Martha Fulton
Topka
H. F. Fulton
Oklahoma
Arizona
California
Ira Morriss
Ft. Madison
Morris
Cyrus Glenn
Oneta
Lecompton
Ellia Morris
Wichita
Topeka
Lawrence
Glenn School
Charles Svoboda
Raymond French
Norma Jean Svoboda
Lorene Matney
Betty Jo Svoboda
Joseph Stauffer
Thomas Bahnmaier
Fannie Walter
St. Louis
Albert
Joe Walter
Irene Slavens
Ottawa
G. M. Bahnmaier
F. P. Shirley
Russell
Walter Brown
Henry
G. L. Glenn
Myrtle Parrish
Kansa
Lecompton Missionary Meeting Hosts Guest Day
Tuesday visitors include Guy Mrs Joe Smith and son Will and Mrs Ted Smith. Guests at the Missionary Association event at Lena Cramer's home include Rev K E Shutt and many locals. Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Young were held at Conwell's in North Topeka with burial in Lecompton cemetery. she was sister to Mrs McClanahan and to W H and G L Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Association
Lena Cramer
K. E. Shutt
Shutt
Mabel Slavens
Emma Kreider
Lillian Hartup
Mary Maust
Thelma Maust
Nettie Leslie
Candace Sehon
Winnie Sehon
Ida Clark
Cramer
United Brethren Church
Lecompton
Margaret Young
Conwell’s Mortuary
North Topeks
Edward McClanahan
W. H. Glenn
G. L. Glenn
Harvey Glenn
Walter Brown
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Billoween Macoubrie
Sigma Bia Chi
Joseph King
Evangeline
Elma Carey
EB. L. Falkenstein
M. N. Bridge Club
Lisle Eby
John Selig
Edwin Fritz
Ben Babb
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
David Roberts
Denver, Colo
Westminster Hall
Hillside Pharmacy
C. E. Smail
Charles Pieratt
S. T. L. Club
A. B. Conner
Electa Kindelspoerger
Virgie Barnes
Arlene Auchard
Fray Ann Froéliger
Helen Louise Overbaugh
Helena McPheeters
Juanita Black
Maxine Stavros
Bernice Gulley
Betty Jones
Marie Barlow
State Daughters of the American Revolution
H. G. Lull
Emporia
WIBW
Topeks
Arthur S. Anderson
Arthur Sam
Holloway Hall
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
The
Douglas County Nurses
Aunt Het
Rdvert
Howard Moore
Y. M. L. Bridge Club
R. R. Smith
Double Dozen Club
Arthur Richardson
Alabama Street
Charles Smith
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bell Telephone Employer Association
George Bullene
Finesse Club
Louise Nelson
L. Ey Bice
H. W. Craig
C. J. Sowder
H. H. Wulfkuhle
Route One
Hubert Howard, Jr
C. C. Shimmons
B. H. and
S. Bridge Club
Arthur Peck
Ralph Beal
J. J. Stephenson
Columbia
Ruth
Nicholas
Troy
Ray Hanes
Atlanta
Gladys Berkenheiser
West New York
N. J
Nena Berkenheiser
Gladys
William Holt
Associated Press
Vicks VA
Marinello
Renauld
Bloomfield
Llewlyn
Janelle
Nelly
Glenn and Vicinity
Atle: Funitie Co
Guy
Joe Smith
Willliam
Ted Smith
Lecompton A
Ochse Printing & Party Shop
Masa
Weaver
Tse Yard
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