Kansas wedding and social notices from Topeka society
Miss Harriet Ruth Hunter wed Dr. Albert Rutherford Kennedy in Topeka with Dr. Charles M. Sheldon conducting at his home. Kennedy, former football coach and civic worker, and Hunter’s daughter reside at 1217 Rhode Island and 1621 College Ave. Numerous clubs meet. charitable actions include gift to state orphans' home and a flag presentation. Social events span bridge clubs, reading societies, and church classes with gatherings at 2219 New Hampshire, 129 Park, 1403 Tennessee, and other local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ruth Hunter
Albert Rutherford Kennedy
Topeka
Charles M. Sheldon
College Ave
Sheldon
Central Congregational Church of
Kennedy
Anna Hunter
Rhode Island Street
Board of Education
University of Kansas
Haskell Institute
Washburn College
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
East Eleventh Street
Social clubs and meetings fill week with teas and receptions
A dense social calendar lists numerous club meetings and events across Monday to Wednesday. The agenda includes bridge and auction clubs, sewing and ladies literary gatherings, a Halloween dance at Eagles Hall, lunches at Ingleside and Terrace tea rooms, and a farewell reception for Father Henry Fitzgerald at St. John's parish hall. The schedule notes hosts such as Mrs. Ledrue Carter Mrs. J D A Dames Mrs. J S Daniels and Mrs. A J Anderson among many others with times and locations across Kansas City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Veatch
Lyla Eby
A. J. Anderson
J. H. Holke
the Terrace Tea Room
Amigas Club
Ledrue Carter
Aomtey Sewing Club
Mra. D. c
Flower
Pat Jota Nu
Henry
Mex
Neil Thayer
Howard Harris
Robert Hagegart
Wiedemann's
Julia Hill
Harry Craig
Ingleside Club
St. John’s Church
Father Henry Fitzgerald
Topeka
Father Fitzgerald
Weekend Visits Central Kansas Guests Attend KU NA Game
PERSONALL Y and Mrs C E Hill motored to Toonville Friday to visit Mrs Frances Smith and daughters. Mr and Mrs David Ainsworth and Mr and Mrs Claude Lambe of Wichita attended the KU NA game and stayed with Mrs Anne Johnson. Ainsworth has been visiting her sister Mea Johnson for two weeks. Justus H Fugate of Wichita and wife spent Saturday in Lawrence for the game and weekend with Mrs J B Fugate, Alice Bookstrum and Vernon H Hart of Lincoln Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Lawrence
Mra
J. B. Fugite
Alice Bookstrum
Vernon H. Hart
Lincoln
Neb
Weekend visitors and local social notes
Local society page records weekend guests in town with known names and connections. Among attendees are Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bitzer guests for the game, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Axine and Irene Axine of Kansas City at The Manor, H. D. Thomas of Stratton visiting Eliza J. Thomas and brothers C. D. Thomas and Sandy, and Mrs. A. E. Glass with Eloise Frances returning from Colorado and Utah. John Thomas visited his sister Mrs. F. L. McNabb. Mrs. Mary McDonald and M. E. Zima attended a funeral in Longton. Anna Glynn guests of Ellis T. Johnston then returned home to Bartlesville. Arthur Gilley, Eley Wiley and Raymond, Ruth Henry visited Henry’s home. Mrs. Ralph Kirby of Centerville dined with sister A. T. Olson and L. D. club meeting. Howard Bishop and Buckner, Missouri, guests of B. E. Bishop and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Bitzer
Henry Axene
Irene
Kansas City
R. K E. Protch
Massachusetts Street
H. D. Thomas
Stratton
Colo
Eliza J. Thomas
Rhode Island Street
Col. C. D. ‘Thomas
Sandy Thomas
A. E.‘Glass
Eloise Frances
Colorado
Utah
John Thomas
Mra F. L. McNabb
Mary McDonald
M. E.zima
Longton
E.C. Thoroman
Tennessee Street
Anna Glynn
Ellis T. Johnston
Bartlesville
Okla
Arthur Gilley
Land
Eley Wiley
Raymond
Ruth Henry
Henry
Ralph Kirby
Centerville
A. T. Olson
Howard Bishop
Buckner
B. E. Bishop
Christian Science Sacrament Topics Featured in Churches
Sunday services discuss Probation After Death with readings from the Bible and Science and Health. Presbyterian event details outline fall conference dinners at First Church with talks on history governance and doctrine, plus Guild and Women's activities. Westminster forum allocates seating for China program with student Leland Lan and missionary family speakers. Alabama backs three versatile backs Cain Holley Moseley as triple threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
James Nadamith
S. G. Lucas
Theodore Astman
Women's Presbyterial Society
Clinton
Walter Kirby
Lawrence First Church
Women's Guild
R.D. Baldwin
Hazel Institute
Birs. Baldwin
Ann Scudder
Haskell
Westminster Forum
China
Leland Lan
Ben Fuson
Paul Strickler
Oliver Johnson
Florence Dil
For
Alabama
John Cain
Holley and
Moseley
Hi V Meeting Tuesday At Lawrence High School
Reservations for the Hi V officers district meeting at Lawrence high school tomorrow are being received by Robert Wood. About 60 boys from twenty schools are expected. Bruce Talligan state secretary of the MCA and Merrill Enyeart will lead sessions tomorrow afternoon and evening with a banquet in the cafeteria at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Robert Wood
Bruce Talligan
Merrill Enyeart
Peat
Held Up On Highway Atchison Man Reports Loss of Cat and $7
Eugene Coffey of Atchison reported that his 1930 Ford roadster and seven dollars were taken at gunpoint by a lone bandit about two miles south of Lawrence on highway 73 W. He reported the incident to the sheriff’s office Saturday afternoon around 3 o’clock and went to Lawrence to report the hold up. No trace of the bandit was found after calls to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene’ Coffey
Atchison
Lawrence
Coffey
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Scrambled Text
Fragmented puzzle clues printed in a single noisy line mix across entries and numbers. Readable parts mention clues and hints like beams entries arms and rivers plus a stray mention of Palmyra palm tree and Italian river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accross L Inquire
Parsee Migration to Persia Sought by Shahs Agents
Twenty Indian Parsees with fortunes totaling about 300 million dollars were invited to settle in Persia. The plan calls for 100000 Parsees to reclaim 1000 square miles and invest in Persian industries, with the Shah of Persia endorsing the scheme. Fishermen Show Art in Stockholm by Icelandic painters depict sea themes from former sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Bombay
India
Stockholm
Iceland
Kanwaka aires and kinfolk notes in October items
Winter J. W. Watson of Grand Junction Colorado spent weekend with Geo Richards and Arthur Richards while Barker district visitors called at the Richards home. Miss LeNora Schroyer enjoys a two week stay with home folks. Eben Sims visits Barber county on business. Kanwaka Good Will club meets with nine children present and one guest Mrs. Osborn. next meeting with Mrs. Mark Pierson. Mrs. A. Reed hosts Kanwaka Farm Bureau with coat relining and dress remodeling planned led by Mrs. Ralph Colman. Herman Banks drives to Kansas City with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clair and children visit the Banks family. Mr. and Mrs. Guy McClanahan and daughters visit R. E. Schroyer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Watson
Grand Junction
Colo
Geo Richards
Arthur Richards
Osborn
Mark Pierson
A. Reed
Kanwaka
Effie Banks
Lawrence gathering notes on Marion Childs illness
Columbia report lists John Brohammer and others visiting George Tuttle’s Lawrence home to see Marion Childs who has a lung abscess. Frank Deay attends two Milk Association meetings in Lawrence. Sunday dinner guests at Mac Karnes’ home include Will Postma Florence Laurie Richard and other Deays and Shulers family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brohammer
Ben and
Pearl
George Tuttle
Lawrence
Marion Childs
Frank Deay
The
Milk Association
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
Ray Shuler
Eula Belle
Marjorie Mae
Mildred
Edith
Mac Karnes
Community dinners and visits span Valley Grove families
A list of local residents gathered for picnics and Sunday dinners at the home of Charles Shuck and others in Valley Grove. Families including Solon Markley Flory Deay Williams and Ehrlicks share weekend hospitality. One baby was taken to Lawrence for medical care and showed slight improvement. The Community Aid held an all day quilting meeting at Markley, with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Edith
John Ehrlick
Lawrence
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Mire Ane
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Charlie Brohammer
and ‘Hire
David Williams
Carl
John Brohammer
Pearl An Harold
Raymond Williams
Inez Sutherland
A. J. Flory
Wesley
Daniel Beeghilay
Johnny
Wesley Flory
William Flory
Arthur Flory
Community Aid
Markley
Ella Bond
Roy Puckett
Ayne
Gottliev Nieder
John David
Merritt Woodward
John Hagen
Harry Bowen
Faith
Janeke
Emma Nieder
Gus Had
Village Notes and Social Roundup in Villa Eden
Mrs. D L White traveled to Kansas City to visit friends and relatives. A Reno Republican rally drew many locals. Delia Keeler and several Keelers from California and Kansas guests joined Sunday dinner at the Parsona home. Moving news as Botts plan farm near Reno. Chase Douglas learns of Ben Law rence’s death with funeral held Friday. Halloween events at St Pauls church Eudora with parties and prizes. A Young Peoples Republican meeting in Linwood featured Mr Short of Missouri. Numerous Kansas City visitors joined Trapp family. Happy Hour club met with games, fortunes, and ghost stories. next meeting at Frieda Reetz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. White
Kansas City
Reno
Delia Keeler
California
Ira Keeler
Gon. Phillip
Scottsville
Guy Keeler
Lawrence
Howard Gurtler
F. Parsona
J.T. Hughey
Botts
Chase Douglas
Ben
Fred Reets
St. Paul's Church
Eudora
Kathanes
Lila Reetz
Chas. Davidson
Leonard ‘Trapp
James Toyne
Robert Blaker
Will Reetz
Treva Canary
Dollie Reetz
Fae Torneden
Frieda
Reetz
L. Millert
Warring Family Sunday Visit From Topeka
Mr and Mrs Ed Warring and sister Mrs Carrie Ford of Topeka spent Sunday as guests of their father Dr J W Warring, in a brief family visiting note from Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed . Warring
Carrie Ford
Topeka
J. W. Warring
Linwood community records and gatherings noted
The Linwood area reports visits among locals, funeral attendance in Kansas City Kan, and family travel to Garnet and Emporia. A Taxpayers League meeting at the high school featured Dr. Pierce and Mr Jensen. October birthdays are noted, with a football finale Linwood versus Lansing, and a Republican rally in the high school auditorium drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warring
Earl Warring
Ford
Charles Harris
Kansas City
Kan
Lee Hasp
Hasp
Linwood
John Tudhope
Walter Mize
Kenneth
Garnet
Taxpayers League
Pierce
Jewatt
Jensen
Leavenworth
A&c
Victor
Browning
Sankee
Lawrence
Estal Starr
Zof Neodesha
C. C. Burnett
Selah Burnett
Sarah Parry
John Parry
John _Tudho
Rena Cleveland
Tonganoxie
State Lake
Cleveland
James Anderson
Wendell Quinlan
Sumfay
Emporia
Skinner
Elsp
Vivian
Lansing
Mawoud
Creomulsion Ad Column Notes Coughs in Children
An old advertisement fragment touts Creomulsion for children's coughs. The ad imitates a song lyric style and mentions creosote with other medicinal elements as treatment. The readable lines show a casual product pitch typical of historic drug ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Conah
Fewer School Days Lost To Colds Compared In Vicks Plan
A study last winter tested Vicks Plan for controlling colds in 862 children across nine schools. Of 479 not following the Plan, 801 school days were lost to colds. Among 433 who used the Plan, only 178 days were lost, saving about two thirds.
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Sogely
Inv. G. Stutz
Contract Bridge Club
New Hampshire Street
K. A
Ida Kk. Bailey
A. W. Lamb
Sirs. Johnston
Orphans’ Home
State Women’s Relief Corps
Bailey
Kansas State Historical Society
Topeks
Lamb
South Side Reading Club
Betty Shaw
Alabama Street
Portia Club
A. B. Coker
John Simmonds
Jacob Hammig
Fred Williams
Mina Dias
Perl Perky
Grace Perky
Johnson County
R. €. McClure
First Christian Church
H. A. Jetmore
Progressive Reading Club
F. B. Dodds
West Side Study Club
Albert Williams
Connecticut Street
Grover Rothwell
Mise-Babe Slusser
Thurman Rothwell
W. H. Eastman
Cosmos Club
F.P. Stapleton
C. W. Amidon
Jane Amidon
University of Nebraska
Jeannette Ainsberg
Miriam Gauty
Omaha
Ruth Beverly
Denver
Ed Steinberg
Aurora
Methodist Sunday School
Round Table
Ralph. Ward
Barker Avenue
K. K. Landes
N. B.C
Elc. Lapton
Hotel Elridge
el Juego
Frank Dunkiey
A.J. Anderson
Winnie Davis
John G. Stutz
Frank Rowland
Vermont Street
Ladies’ Literary League
Earnest Boyce
Knowledge Hill School
Nellie Erhart
Quivira Club
Clarence Topping
Security Benefit Association
Eagles’ Hall
J. S. Daniels
No Name Club
Winona Avenue
S. S. Learned
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
West Side Presbyterian Church
H. M. Mason
Indiana Street
Te Res Anes
Nydia
Hughes
Twentieth Century Club
R. C. Rankin
Alfred Jehle
Pleasant Hour Club
L. McClung
Helianthus Club
Alice Brockersby
Lucy Culve
G. M. Stringfellow
Robert McInerney
Jean
Roberta
Earl Copple
Shirley
Ann
Culver
Charlotte Ray
Lou Ann
Helen Stringfellow
Glenn Culver
Beatrice, Neb
Lawrence Memorial High School
Louise Wiedemann
Dorothy Enlow
Ednah Hopkins
Hazel Lynn
Kate Caldwell
W. H. Hargies
C. A. Preyer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carter Harrison
Russia
Trinity Auxiliary
Irs
E. B. Reber
J. D. Frost
West Sixth Street
Mu Phi Epsilon
J.D. Club
Martha Scuttert
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientiat
Jesus Christ
L Peter
Mary, Baker Eddy
Christ
Greige Astrakhan
Associated Press
Ben F
Douglas
Wong
Teave
Frank
Fox
Journal-World
Ls ‘A
English River
States
Paul
Columbia
Marshall Churchen
Joan, Lioyd
Everett Combley
Amos Wrightsman
Jettie Flory
Weunion
Old German Baptist Church
Anderson County
Memorial Hospital
Villa Eden
Yacea maet_ ereay VUFFY
Dorothy
Allison
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Favs Parry
Chaska Iscoe
Hugh Parry
Louis Harbaugh
D.C. Harbaugh
Rissaville
5. I. Engle
Harry
Liwrence
Lloyd Sheets
Hir
Josephine Harring
Clinton Siseoa
Kansanty
Rosa
Omar Browning
Ben Endres
Mr. Short
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Herbert
Hoover
K. A. Lawrence
Dickinson Theatre
Iuat
Mount Hope
West 4Th Street
Vicks
Otto Fischer
Crawford-Veatch
9Th and
Tenn, St
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