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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
6
Mrs Arthur Owen, Mrs Florence Wilson and Mrs W E Bowernock lead the Women’s Alliance in pouring tea and coffee on Friday at 6 15 pm. Minister emeritus Mr Backus cannot attend the evening program at the church.
Unitarian church hosts Watercolors by Jon M. Keller? exhibits. Ladies Aid and Methodist Guild plan church events, dinners, and luncheons at various venues.Engineering education conference dinner, Royal Neighbors social, Halloween activities, and dozens of bridge luncheons and club meetings across local churches, universities, and clubs. Autographs of hosts and hosts’ lists appear for multiple events with times and venues noted.
Mrs. E B Raber has been ill with influenza for two weeks and is now slightly improved at Weston Missouri. Several residents including Mrs Griesa Agnes Evans Mrs T J Sweeney and Mrs Will Pee in are visiting Hira Curtis McCoy amid quiet social visits and family gatherings.
Pat and Mrs Jos Eck with Miss def Lawrence spent Friday at Bearmans. Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs Herman Banks entertained the community club at Mrs Banks home. Mrs May Laptad of Midland and Miss Ruth Miller of Lawrence were guests. Mr and Mrs Ira Bonwell of Kansas City spent weekend. Mrs Bonwell's sister George Richards and family visit. Mrs R E Schroyer is improving after goitre operation.
Fragmented school notes list absent and tardy pupils Mildred Ambler Carl Vernon Kurtz Eugene Kurtz Norma Kurtz Clarice Dolinie Vernon Votaw Carl Grob and Marion Votaw. Sunday school attendance at northeast district meeting in Eudora. Local families from Lawrence Baldwin and nearby areas attend picnic at Snoven park. Hesper school held fried chicken picnic dinner. William Meyer of Bonner referenced.
Peters J and Ed Howard homes cringe day. Reets and Gierts travel to Chicago for a visit. Friends and neighbors attend meetings at the home of Mr. and Mrs J T Hughey. The Community club meets at the school house. various residents host and visit relatives, with a ghost story contest and Christmas hints planned for the next gathering.
An old knowledge hill column invites neighbors to a plate supper at eight with Miss Erhart likely to perform a program. Several locals, including Thiry, Jackas, and Brewer, are mentioned visiting Winchester, Lawrence, and Kansas City. The piece lists gatherings, teacher meetings, family visits, and a late roast with marshmallows as a casual community update.
An article notes Alvin Seele receiving the prize for the town's effort. The text mentions the highest average and references Fort orth and fourth to eighth segments in a garbled way, but Seele's name and prize are clear.
Fragmentary text mentions Kenneth and Mr and Mrs Tandon with unclear context. References to Edgar and Claude appear amid scattered names and places, with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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