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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
7
Society items must reach the Journal-World before 11 30 o clock on the day of publication. Submit by writing or phoning items in advance of where they are to be printed.
Ac credited Music Teachers Association members plan reorganized aracies this week for junior and senior high students. Students may earn one unit credit by weekly piano voice or violin lessons, daily practice, weekly assignments, and quarterly quizzes, with recitals every two weeks at Liberty Memorial high school.
H Ruese and Broer Gaton won second place while Mr Van Noy took first in the men’s event and Mrs Bruner won for the ladies. Scotch foursomes are scheduled Sunday at 4 pm with Mr and Mrs Harry Green in charge. Dinner follows at 7 pm. Mrs Lela Whiteford hosted a dinner with guests from Kansas City and beyond. The Kings Guards plan a leper benefit party Friday at 2 30 pm at 1602 Barker Ave Elizabeth LeSueur leading the program.
Miss Barbara Ewing spent yesterday in Kansas City with Mrs. James Dart. J. Polson will teach foods and manage the Field Kindley Memorial high school cafeteria in Coffeyville after teaching at Linwood rural high school. A. B. Ewing returns from New York early next week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Love and relatives toured Colorado then Denver. Mrs. Weikel plans to join her husband in Wilson Nova Scotia where he works as tobacco buyer. Mrs. Frakes and Blossom Marie of Wichita visit the Ewing home. Mrs. S. D. Bishop hosted her son Joseph Bishop and wife from Short Hills New Jersey for two weeks ending Tuesday. Mrs. Karl Euersteiners guests from Chicago return home today. Chancellor Deane Malott and family return from Montana and the Canadian Rockies. Dean George W. Smith and Dr. J. W. Twente travel to Parsons for County Teachers Institute with talks on education trends and institute improvements. Allen Sterling and son Allen Jr. of Pasadena, California, visit Lawrence. Miss Helen Shaw of Kansas City and Willard Shaw of Chicago and Risdon Godlove of Minneapolis visit Edward Shaw’s family. Prof. Donald Crouse arrives to head KU secretarial training from Columbia University and will live with the George Miller family. L. A. Corlis and daughter Phyllis Ann move to Lawrence from Topeka taking residence at 1686 Kentucky Street. Phyllis Ann is a high school senior.
The Kansas farm price index climbed to 128 percent of the 1910-14 average by August 15, up 38 points from a year earlier. Meat animals led gains with a 158 index, wheat rose, while dairy prices fell.
Harvey Schellack spent the weekend with relatives in Bartlesville, continuing family connections and taking a short rest from weekday duties. He traveled by car and stayed at a relative’s home during the visit.
Residents and guests attend society events in Kansas City Lawrence and St Louis. Families linked to Reetz Neis and Hasshagen participate in showers reunions and meetings while students attend Fall Leaf school and local Catholic schooling. Several families relocate move to Eudora and other towns as melons and sweet corn are hauled to market.
Mr and Mrs Cook and son Jess of Blue Rapids Mr and Mrs Carrey Brisbin of St George Mr and Mrs Morris Brisbin and baby of Overbrook and Mrs Flora Briskin of Topeka joined a Sunday trip through Minnesota to St Paul and back to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Vincent Schoenhofer and baby daughter of Kansas City came Friday to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs Frank Schoenhofer. All spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Murel Rock.
Mr and Mrs Walter Pohl and family visited Kansas City to watch the Yankees play the Blues. Neighbors attended the Franklin county fair in Ottawa. Students from Excelsior begin the school year with Nadine Carpenter as teacher and many locals enroll in Baldwin and Ottawa schools. several families plan trips and attend reunions in Ottawa and Forest Park.
Belleview residents hosted dinner guests from Kansas City Wichita and Oklahoma and celebrated the Duncan family reunion. Belleview School opened with six pupils taught by Alma Knott as neighbors and relatives gathered for picnics visits and Sunday dinners across town.
Mr and Mrs Wichi and Lawrence residents plan a Spichie dinner in Clinton park. Schoepflin and Frank Gage returned home with Milking Shorthorn cattle shown at Illinois and Wisconsin fairs. They will attend Topeka event next week. The Cra ne family left for Portland to visit daughter Mrs Ambrose Bhields.
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