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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
7
The Ladies of the G A R will meet at 2 PM tomorrow at the veterans hall with a 3 45 PM Navy and founders day program directed by Mrs Elizabeth Jacamain. Balloting and initiation for a new member will be held as part of the agenda.
The Douglas County W will hold an institute on October 30 at Moane Tenth and Connectics starting at 9 o'clock and ending at 4 o'clock. Guest speakers are Arthur Ward and Ded Smith. A tinker's dam is clay placed around a city to hold molten metal until it hardens.
Reno Jean returns to school at Pheasant Prairie after two weeks away due to illness. Mrs D Le McNeeney and Dorothy visit from Terry. Arthiun Wiley and family in from Colorado to see relatives. Grading and graveling near Perry Ford’s road progress. Pony Creek pupils host a trinket pie social with a program by the school Friday night. Mrs Frost of Topeka visits. John Dwyer and mother escort her home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes of Lawrence spend Sunday with the Dwyer family. Reno Farm Bureau unit meets at Miss Helen Hillebrand’s home. new member Robert Graham joins. Leonard Fisele presides. Miss Marian io set as secretary. Project sheets submitted. next meeting planned in November with Gad ys Seana and Wainis. refreshments served. Attendees include Mrs Fy, Mrs Seanay, Misses Ella and Nettie O’Dea, May, Mrs Q Wiley and family, Avihie Wie from Colorado. Jodie Herphill visits City to see Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Flor Dicker and daughter Micker visit from Lawrence. Jean McKone and friends attend rally at Haning. Aid society dinner honors held. guest list includes Cora and Ida Winkle, Mrs. John Gilliland, Mrs. Peterson of Tonga. In Mrs. Walter Bleakley’s absence, Mrs. George Winte presides. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Casteel and Junior trip through western Kansas to the Ozarks. relatives visit Jimie Dehoff ill in Memorial hospital after football injury.
VILLA EDEN rsuns wine taken Mente tajan Lawrence , where she bet an op performed en her ees, which had been troubling her for latette. Her grandauchtey fren, Kansas City is caring for her. De, Hirehowr of Laverne was a business eater in the neighborhood Thursday. Fred Usvinet wil' och motored to Colneelh ot have been deer unin for sew days. They diye pected hente any tin friends, then ! he tendee and ehaldyeat age une paring for Tfaloayeot: entertains mment for seveniins, October a0, Mr ami Mes. traces Bieser and family of surt Mes. Fanning were y cato the John Higehey home: &: ' Mr. and re dbevhost) Moore mind family defended a oeuimian at the dewett school fer me Sanday.
A reunion for old school mates and families drew 200 to 400 attendees with a noon basket dinner and an afternoon program. Birth announced for Glen Edward to Mr and Mrs Ernest Terneden of Easton. Local visits, hospital stays, trips to Kansas City and Topeka noted along with club meetings, quilting prizes, and Halloween event plans.
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