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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
6
A bustling society page details numerous events from the area. Nemours groups host teas dinners and bridge games at homes and clubs. Mrs Martha McCollum celebrates her eighty ninth birthday with family and club guests. other notices include a Pi Beta Phi supper and a Lawrence Woman's Club program on housing, plus Halloween themed gatherings and a birth announcement at Memorial hospital.
Miss Mabel Haskell plans to return tomorrow from Colorado Springs where she spent the summer. Mrs. Charles L. Brokaw and Miss Virginia Brand of Kansas City, moving to Lawrence, will be at home after November 1 at 2216 New Hampshire street. Mrs. Grace Greene Eriksen and Miss Mildred Greene of Ottawa are in Chicago this week on a buying trip. Mrs. R. T. Smalley leaves tonight for Longview Washington after visiting Mrs. Karl Klooz. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rankin have returned from a trip to Washington and New York where Mr. Rankin attended an American Association of Ice Industries meeting. Mrs. C. B. Spencer of Iola came yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Bayles.
Frank Hartman was chosen president of the Overbrook Free Fair Association at the meeting held at the First National Bank last Tuesday night. Art Clark was replaced and other officers were elected.
Floyd C Bates becomes vice president Gerald Coffman takes secretary post and Edward H Platt is reelected treasurer. Community residents and guests share dinners, visits and outings across Topeka Osage City Lawrence and Kansas City with notable appearances by Georgia Neeze Clark and various families during the weekend and midweek.
Mr and Mrs B O Hoover and Vada with Mr and Mrs Norman Banning Miss en Lee and Mr and Mrs Adam Hilkeey called on Mrs I L Hoover Sunday afternoon in a social visit at the Hoover residence.
Mrs Bert Mitchell spent a week end with daughter Mrs William Chaney in Clearfield. Mr and Mrs John Strong and son Wayne visited Mr and Mrs W R Green in Lawrence. Armstrong Martin attended the American Royal livestock show in Kansas City. A fare well dinner for Mr and Mrs Paul Schubert was held in Lawrence as they prepare to move to California. Mr and Mrs Louis Hadi and Marguerite and Bobby dined with Mr and Mrs Howard Bernitz at Weaver. G A Stanwey of Franklin spent time with their daughter and son in law Harold Altenbernd. Floyd White and family moved to Johnson Avenue Lawrence. John Strong and Wayne visited with Mrs Pred Stroneard Sunday afternoon.
Mrs J R Aunley hosts at Oak Ridge as Needle class marks Thursday. Fifteen members and two guests attend. Mrs Ted Flory recovers after three weeks with a bout of appendicitis. Various visitors call, including families from Franklin, Lake View, North Lawrence, Clearfield, and Lawrence. Mrs Nydia Hughes and others attend Baldwin Methodist church organ recital and new pipe organ dedication.
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