Sunday School Entertainments in Kanwaka and Lawrence
Mrs A R Cobnan and others hosted August 80 at Miss Gertrude Lee's home for Kanwaka Church Sunday School members. The day included a luncheon for federation officers, district planning at 3 pm, and a Lawrence district meeting set for November. Marriage of Lillian Hoffman Turner to Warner announced. Federation executive council meeting postponed to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Cobnan
F. D. Miller
Gertrude Lee
Miss Lee
G. W. Dicks
Mr. Miller
Kanwaka
Margaret and
Marie Coffman
Ruth
Goldie Slugser
Dorothy Stanwix
Etta
Dicki
Dorothy Christy
Virginia
Margaret Colman
Reria
Dorothy Elliot
Lucille
Margaret
Lienard
Elinor Smith
Juné
Bertrece Cleland
Luella
Loretta Shaw
Gertrude Strahn
Sadie Lee
Nora Dorothy
Lucille Herren
Della May Dews
Hazel Lee
Charles Dews
Richard and
Merit Dick
James Osborn
Donald Elkin
Howard Gregory
Howard Lee
Ivan Hird
Clifford
George Coffman
Albert
Clarence Transweyer
Haroll
Eugene Hird
Raymond Lee
Everett Hee
A. Tt. Goleman
M Gertrude Lee
Esther Hird
GC. E. Merwin
Federation F of
Women's Clubs
lLutie/ Jackson
Kansas City
Kansas
Dunn
Paola
Gorsuch
Frank Fledges
Olathe
Lawrence
A. N. Haffman
Tonganoxie
Lillian
Rake Warner
Plattsburg, Mo
Rev. Paine
Federation
The
Reunions, Tours and Socials Highlight Topeka News Clips
A long list of social events unfolds with Topeka and nearby towns hosting family reunions and society gatherings. Attendees include Mrs. Harold Emick, Miss Nellie Laster, Miss Faye Studebaker, and Prof. T Carver among others. Reunions alternate between Southpark and the courthouse when weather allows. Harvard economist Prof. Carver and Mrs. Carver tour Yellowstone and Salt Lake City on a caravan journey from Cambridge, with interest in canyon scenery. Wichita Kappa Kappa Gamma plans a bridge event at Miss Katherine Armsworth’s home, while Baldwin guests visit Mrs. Kirby Jr. and family. Rebekah Lodge convenes at I.O.O.F. Hall for a pre-conclave gathering. Lawrence Country Club hosts a dinner dance featuring Miss Lucille Middleton’s Oriental dances. Katherine Blackman departs Briarcliffe preparation for school term. The sixteenth Eberhart family reunion occurs at the courthouse with a noon dinner on basement tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warvard
T. Carver
Harvard University
Carver
A. J. Boynton
Yellowstone
Salt Lake Cary
Grand @union
Cambridge
Mass
Dane
Univ
Salt Lake
Carver Yea
Social notes from Lawrence and nearby towns
Personal visits and travels across Kansas and neighboring states as residents and guests are documented. Names include Miss Louise Tolbert, Miss Ella White, Mrs. C. W. Kanagal, Darius Grey, Warren Henley, Dick Wagstaff, Ben Carmen, B. E. L. Hatfield, Mrs. W. FE. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Laren, Miss Grace Derby, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lee, Hazel Lee, Harry Unger, Miss Marie Landen, Miss Nannie Jordan, Gladys Jordan, Miss Katherine Glendenning, and W. g. FinnTom with movements between Kansas City, Lawrence, Quenemo, Burlington, Pauls Wilt siley Oklahoma, and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Tolbert
Kansas City
Ella White
Baldwin
Lawrence
C. W. Kanagal
Colorado
Darius Grey
Warren Henley
Buffalo
New York
Dick Wagstaff
Ben Carmen
B. E. L. Hatfield
St. Lou
H. B Macomber
W. FE. Wilson
Que
Harry Unger
Marie Landen
Pauls
Wiltsiley
Oklahoma
Nannie Jordan
Gladys Jordan
Katherine Glendenning
California
W. G. Finntom
Residents travel and teaching assignments noted in local briefs
Mrs. T. D. Funk and children Frances and Lena B. visit Alma relatives while Mrs. George Michaels and son George Jr. go to Kansas City. Mrs. W. A. Graf and Nellie Graf depart Graf Nebraska after visiting Dell Davidson. Phil Darby and Earl Miller of White-Myers chautauqua arrive in Lawrence. Mrs. W. A. Macoubrie Billie Owen and Irene Gwens return from Armnaha Nebraska. Sparr returns from Des Moines. Opal Holmes and Geneva Cook depart for Smith Center to teach this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Kansas
T. D. Funk
Frances
Lena B
George Michaels
George Jr
Kansas City
W. A. Graf
Nellie Graf
Dell Davidson
Graf
Nebraska
Phil Darby
Earl Miller
White-Myers Chautauqua Company
Lawrence
Miss Holmes
Miss Cook
Lawrence News Briefs From Thunder Showers To Bridge Bids
Weather rain drenched Lawrence as county bids open tomorrow at 11 for the Patton bridge over the Wakarusa. A. S. Olin notes our late return from a trip. Douglas county fair women plan a 3 30pm chamber of commerce meeting. John G. Stutz and Gertrude Griffin receive a Kansas City marriage license. Hay fever relief touted by Will Heathey. A Kansas City detective probes a Lawrence scandal. High schools hold 8 40am assemblies at churches. Ike Johnson, jail turnkey, out with a cold. City library and banks close Monday for holiday. Santa Fe trouble between Yopeka and Emporia linked to last night's rain. Heat returns after the storm. many summer visitors feel the heat. FE W Cross arrested near Lone Star while transporting Mr Suttan to Lawrence.
Douglas County Events and Local Notices in Brief
Reports from Douglas County cover fair banners for car display by the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs bound for Franklin county fair in Ottawa next week, and ongoing automobile license processing by State Inspector W Moss Jones. Weather knocked down tree limbs during showers. Lawrence licensees marriage licenses issued and Perry schools opening next week with Tonganoxie enrollment days. Rev Frank Jennings returns to lead First Baptist Church, sermon on obedience to law, with teachers in Lawrence public schools meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
I Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Franklin County
Ottawa
W. Moss Jones
Frank Jennings
First Baptist Church
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
The notices report the death of Mrs. Verda Babbit Crain wife of Rev. Orville Crain longtime Douglas county resident and Methodist pastor. E W Morgan’s death in St Cloud Florida with funeral plans in Kansas City and Lawrence including Oak Hill cemetery services led by Rev S S Klyne. The State Defense Council history compiled by Dean F W Blackmar is issued by the state printer. Also advertised are a closing sale on a Gulbransen type piano and local drugstore offerings including paints, treatments, and poultry medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
Lawrence
Verda Babbit Crain
Orville BE. Crain
Fisk M. FE
Matick
Mass
E. W. Morgan
St. Cloud
Fla
Kansas City
Defense Council
State Printers Office
State Defense Council
Dean F. W. Blackmar
University of Kansas
Rummage Sale and Chicken Dinner Planned in Vinland
A rummage sale is set for Saturday at 603 Mass Street with a fried chicken dinner at the Christian church from 5 to 7 PM. Dinner price is 40 cents and proceeds support the Vinland Chautauqua program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christian Church
Teachers Set Meeting in Lawrence Schools Tomorrow
A teachers meeting for Lawrence schools will convene tomorrow morning at 10 o clock in the high school assembly room. Principal and officers gatherings were also noted, with attendance urged. In Clinton, Rev Kinzie of Topeka will preach at the Methodist church, with afternoon services at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Clinton Methodist Church
Mr Kinzie
Topeka
Methodist Church
Clinton
O'Colck
Valley Chapel Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Work
Valley Chapel residents share a busy week of visitors from Lawrence and West Virginia. Families dine at Watts and Puckett homes while others travel to Lawrence for trains and shopping. School preparations and recent wheat marketing by Mr. Banning, Mr. Gray, and local families are noted alongside several Sunday and Friday gatherings.
Local residents visit relatives and call at links on return
Tie Puckett and daughters Betty and Doris of Lawrence and Mr Gustie Puckett have returned from Col. Mr and Mrs Alvin Bond and daughters Gladys and Alvena were Link Star visitors Thursday afternoon and on their return they called at the Marvin after tomatoes. Mr and Mrs Irvin Tiagrant towed to Lawrence Wednesday. Ben Shields spent Sunday with Everette Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Puckett
Betty
Doris
Lawrence
Gustie Puckett
Col
Alvin Bond
Gladys
Alvena
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Haffman- Warner Wedding
Doe Thi Turner
el Parado
Hig
Doris Mar
Turner
Maljorie Shelden
Eidor
Ide
J M.turner
Arthur Gillham
Fred OQ
Richardson
Maine
Margaret -Lien
Stotland
Franklin Simeon
Southpark
Court House
Wichita Kappas
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Wichita
Katherine Armsworth
John Kirby
Anna
John Kirby Jr
Som
Robert
Chicago
Yesterdaay
Ela Longanecker
Kirby Jr
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
F.hall
Dossie Sigctin
Rebekahs
Haskell
Joey T
Marsells Street
Kraneas Cite
Country Club
Lawrence Conn Club
Lucille Middleton
Briarcliffe Manor
Katherine
Ifiackman
Eberhart
McAdoo
Illiam Gibbs McAdoo
Simmer
Palisades Interstate Park
Drescher
Board of County Commissioners
Wakarusa
A. S. Olin
Douglas County Fair
John G. Stutz
Gertrude E. Griffin
Will Heathey
Idone
Ike Johnson
Coounty
Lahoy
Santa Fe
Yopeka
Emporia
FE. W. Cross
Lone Star
Mr. Suttan
Round Corner Drug Co
Perry
Lawrence Public Schools
Mrs. Crain
Gulbransen
B. Edwin Lang
East Ltd
Rankin’s Drug Store
Hester & Roberts
Optometrists
City School
A6ers
Valley Chapel
Airs
W. H. Banning
Sunda
Henry Beck
Helen
Louise Beck
Montgomery
West Virginia
Marie Banning
John Dunnandy
Ellis Bond
Alve Bon
Globe
Dial
Marvin Bont
Robert Watts
Harve Bond
Willis Dunn
Hugo
Riis Bom
Marvin Bon
Leonard Tenganecker
Clifford Ulvich
Schellhorn
William Puckett
Elzie
W. M. Puckett
Banning
Lee Gray
Gant
Ly Puckett
Wigh Prairie
Bowersock Theatre
May McAvoy
Miss Mavoy
Pathe News
Newman
Holmes
Edward
Ostess” 'S & Cowace
Tee Hiostess
Hales and Edwards
Tocar
Aaul
Teith
Ursday
Franklin
Nogle C
Erqand
Franklin Copie Agricultural Society
P. Elder, Oe
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