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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
5
Chancellor and Mrs E Lindjeey host a reception for University of Kansas faculty at Spooner Thayer museum Saturday night November 3 with guests including Dean and Mrs D M Swarthout and Rev Hughes and Rev Harrison.
A kaleidoscope of club activities and an early wedding dominate the Lawrence social calendar. Local women gather for teas, dances, and Halloween events while the marriage of Miss Pauline Schrader and Miss Laura Alice Barry features in the morning ceremony at Holy Name church. The couple plans to reside in Lawrence as Schrader joins Fritzel Dairy Products.
Social event at the Howard McConnell cabinet near Lecompton featured hamburgers and fries, guests in tacky costumes with prizes for best outfits. High scores in bridge went to Mrs. Glenn Moody and John Selig, with noisemakers hand distributed. Hostess Mrs. Earl Marghall led the Bridge Club. additional guests included Mrs. B. Lamar of Pueblo, Mrs. Ross Clayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ey Treece. High prize winners included Mrs. E. Logsdon and Howard Veatch. Mr. Treece led the guest prizes. Refreshments followed. Sam Harper, KU student, will discuss proletariat novels at the Broad View Inn next Sunday 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. He is a cousin of Albert Halper, author of Union Square and The Foundry. Mrs. George Gorton of Kansas City reviewed Maury Allen Chase’s Mary Peters after the supper. The Social Order of the Benevolent Club meets Thursday at 2:30 at the Magonie temple. The BHWW club hosted husbands at a covered dish supper with many attendees and conversations. The Rexroad home hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rood and family. Mrs. E. J. Logsdon held a thimble party honoring Mrs. F. S. Patton of West York, with mutual friends from Mrs. Logsdon and Mrs. Wood in attendance. The Kanwaka Discussion Club will meet at the Kanwaka School on Saturday evening with music, readings, and a one-act play Mix Well and Stir. No admission charged.
A cascade of social notes lists Mr j and Mrs B Wyte Retes of Kansas City visiting friends the Brandhouse couple and Mrs Ralph Colmari at Manhattan for the Farm Bureau convention where Mrs Colhan chairs the state board. Miss Ruth Moody and Miss Jesse B Smith spend the day in Kansas City. Mrs Leland H Jenks of Wellesley Mass arrives to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A S G Plank and Mr Jenks parents. Mr and Mrs W S Jenks of Ottawa host Mrs A J Lamar of Pueblo Colo arrives to stay with sister Mrs Ross Clayton. Mrs T J Sweeney Jr recently discharged from Memorial hospital returns home. Mrs J W Russell of Burlington visits daughter Mrs Ev J Lagsdon tomorrow.
Washington October 30 AP A formal decree permanently enjoining the government from enforcing provisions of the railroad pension act was signed in the District of Columbia supreme court by Chief Justice Alfred A Wheat. Chaffetz special assistant to the attorney general asked the court to stay enforcement pending appeal but was denied. The government said it would appeal.
Two bombing incidents were reported near farms in Maricopa County Arizona on October 10. Officials from the Japanese association and American farmers were noted in the fragmented report.
A damaged OCR fragment describes extensive chemical effects and a cloud of smoke hindering a battery shop and railroad passenger service near a church. It mentions time references around 8 and 10 p m and a disrupted scene with officials unsure of next steps.
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