Birth of Pamela Kay Cook announced in Kansas family
Mr and Mrs H Albert Cook of Waukeegan Illinois announce the birth of a daughter, Pamela Kay, born August 27. The Cooks are Kan gay University graduates. Mrs Cook was formerly Kay Monroe. Also notes on local clubs and social events including Winter Community club, Pleasant Hour club activities, and various gatherings with names of participants and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Albert Cook
Waukeegan, Il
Pamela ‘Kay
Cook
University of Kan‘gay
Kay Monroe
Artemis Goddess and Ancient Word Puzzle
A crossword style grid lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The page presents a themed goddess and various word prompts including metals, pirates, coins, and numbers with partial answer strings and cryptic phrasing.
Wimodausis class hosts party at Mrs Stephenson home
Refreshments were served by the hostess after the James. The Wimodausis class of the First Presbyterian church will have a party Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. Stephenson, 924 Alabama street. Hostesses include Mrs. Mary Stevenson and others. A luncheon and handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Charles Dills as she prepares to move to Jefferson City, Mo. Twenty guests attended. Mr. Dills left September 1 for Missouri to join the federal sanitation department there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hour Club
Brackett
R. W. Yeoman
Arnold Fraelick
Yeoman
America
Allen Kirby
Charles Topping
G. D. Walter
Ellen Anderson
W.B. Kirby
Guy
Paul Rudiger
N. F. McClelland
Betty Ann Beal
Shirley Bayles
Ida Frances Moyer
Geraldine Hartley
Harriet, Oyers
Carolyn Baker
Vivian McBeth
Martha Dooley
First Presbyterian Church
B. 2. Stephenson
Alabama Street
Mary Stevenson
Eunice Bear
Albert E. Faris
Gannon
Fea A. Wood
J. Coy
Bremer
Iftninova
Town Couples Share Long Vacation Travels Across U S
Prof and Mrs John Ise and sons John and Charles return from seven week tour through the north, west and south visiting Canada the Black Hills San Francisco exposition Yellowstone Colorado and more. Emma Dunlap leaves for Wichita after a month east visit to niece and family. Multiple families report post vacation returns from Colorado Texas Wisconsin and Maine with details on locales and trip mileage. Major operation for B Z Stephenson and Mrs Stephenson visits Kansas City as he recovers. Prof Ralph Tait's party returns from Fort Scott after wedding events and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
John
Charles
United States
Canada
Black Hills
San Francisco Exposition
Mexico
Yellowstone
National Parks
Colorado
Emma Dunlap
Wichita
Forrest L. Noll
Noll
D. D. Hornaday
Lake of the Ozarks
Eugene McFarland
Topeka
Joseph
King
Jose
Carol
Desbarats
Ontario
W. R.essick
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Denver
Estes Park
Theodore Wiley
Marian
Boulder
E. E. Alexander
Harold
Edwin
Texas
Esther M. Wilson
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Tex
E. Dooley
Martha
Milwaukee
Wis
Jean Dooley
Donald
J. D. Stranathan
Fern
Maine
G. E
B. Z. Stephenson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Weekend Visits Span Kansas Cities and States
Clyde McCall of Wichita Kans spent the weekend with Sam Dark and family in Lecompton. Emma and Louise Schneider of Kansas City visited Mrs. Mary Wulfkuhle in Lecompton. George Willard Horne and children Carol Evelyn Geoffrey visited relatives in Avana Cuba and motored toward Omaha Nebraska to see Mrs. Horne's Horton kin. Theo Chapman of Garnett visited J A Bogue family. Charles Ham of Lawrence attended the Wichita wedding of Charles C Ford Jr to Goldie Ham of Burbank California. Donald Temple of Springfield Missouri and his mother in law visited Temple's mother and sisters this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leskint
Matthew Schlikin
St Agnes Catholic
Clyde McCall
Wichita
Kan
Sam Dark
Lecompton
Emma
Louise Schneider
Kansas City
Mary Wulfkuhle
George Willard Horne
Carol
Evelyn
Geoffrey
Avana
Cuba
Ompha. Neb
Charles Ham
Lawrence
Charles C. Ford, Jr
C. C. Ford
Goldie Ham
H. M. Ham
Burbank
Calif
Donald Temple
Springfield
Higher share of KU students on honor roll sparks debate
University of Kansas figures from Dean Paul B. Lawson show 16 percent of freshmen 19 percent of sophomores and 13 percent of juniors made the distinguished listing in liberal arts and sciences. Comparisons with 15 years ago show all three class percentages higher than the era when the honor roll began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University undergraduates raise grades with new scholarships
Grades in the liberal arts rose from 44.3 percent to about 50 percent between 1929 and 1939-40 as failures dropped from 8.2 to 4.7. The chief cause is added honor scholarships for high school scholars, notably the Solon E. Summerfield awards around 20 000 dollars annually for promising students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Liberal Arts
Solon E. Summerfield
Approves Destroyer Deal Under Allied Defense Plan
William Allen White, publisher from Emporia Kansas and chair of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, praised President Roosevelt for securing naval and air bases on British possessions. He called the move excellent for U S defense and noted the plan included turning over over-age destroyers to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
America
Roosevelt
United States
England
Visual education overview at Kansas University Kiwanis lunch
Fred Montgomery described the Visual Education Bureau at the University of Kansas during a Kiwanis luncheon while the group viewed The River. He noted the bureau distributed about 25 000 films yearly to 40 states with 15 000 going to Kansas, and cited increased pupil engagement and learning speed from film use. Dr. John W. Ashton, new English department chair, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visual Education Bureau
University of Kansas
Fred Montgomery
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s
K. U
Montgomery
Kansas
John W. Ashton
Department of
University
Pickens and Vicinity Socials and Visits Chronicle
Mr and Mrs Charles Henak of Tonganoxie hosted guests including their children Carol Jo and Ronald Dean. Visitors from Kansas City and Vinland attended gatherings at the Hen and Hubbard homes. Several local families shared meals and afternoon calls across Pickens area.
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits
Lawrence resident Mond Stancliff joined Mr. and Mrs. George Henik for Sunday dinner. Evening visitors included Mrs. Anna Torneden and son Herbert of Villa Eden, Leonard Anderson and Edna and David, Eugene Jones. Phyllis Curtiss spent Monday with aunt Mrs. Howard Jones and her children Glenn Jacqueline and Marvin of Linwood. Sam Gilliland ends a two week vacation in third City. Rachel Hoopes visited Arden Clawson and Janice Monday evening. Maggie Force and Patty Lou of Kansas City are visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henak
Carol Jo
Ronald Dean
Tonganoxie
George Hen
Clarence Curtiss
Phyllis
Valeria
Lula
Charley Hubbard
Helen
Charles
Vinland
Willard
Hubbard
Barbara June
John
Keith
Gertrude
Nellie Siscoe
Kansas City
T. E. Hubbard
Ruby Henik
Raymond Stancliff
Lawrence
Frank Henik
George Henik
Dale Lilley
Bryan Eddins
Lilley
Floyd Gilliland
Virginia Lee
Denver
Colo
Mia
Ray
Mond Stancliff
Anna Torneden
Herbert
Villa Eden
Leonard Anderson
Edna
David
Eugene Jones
Phyllis Curtiss
Howard Jones
Glenn
Jacqueline
Marvin
Linwood
Sam Gilliland
Ird City
Rachel Hoopes
Arden Clawson
Janice
Maggie Force
Patty Lou
Charming Gifts for All Occasions Open Sale
To charm your friends for all occasions they include diamonds watches sterling silver flat and hollow ware. We have inexpensive casual life remembrances of warm personal charm ends and in jewelry. Clocks many other gifts.
Family visit at Arden Clawnon home
Mrs. William Henak hosted relatives including Emily and Caroline of Lawrence for a three day visit at Mr and Mrs Arden Clawnon's home with their daughter Janice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam Henak
Henak
Emily
Morgan Ravik
Dnaeller
Caroline
Lawrence
Arden Clawnon
Janice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Journal-World Office
Winter Community Club
Glen ‘Mesenhimer
Arthur Mesenthimer
Howard Gregory
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Bee
Y. A. McCall
Clyde
Everett Mitchell
Marvy
Clayton
Dark
Wesley
Homer Wade
Marie Cotterel
Ednah Hopkins
Rachel van Valkenburg
Masonic Temple
Hopkins
Sally Ewing
van Valkenburg
Seetenrnraegiieve
Slopkins
Sally. Ewing
Ocal
Kathleen Robson
Iedecenforae Aesabessiery
Gemine
Isobel
McKenzie
Hopkins All Saints’ Day
Birdean
Milespee
Thompson Tay Biard Csisisseessenen
Fisininbine Spa
Eise Spree
Lopkins
Owen Major
Jos Williams
Kenneth Bailey
Bob Tatum
Timie
Edward Opie
Fred L. Conner
Great Bend
Miss Opie
Great Bend High School
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Conner
Osmond-Kelley and
Conner l Law Firm
University of Kansas Law School
Phi Delta Phi
the Elks Club
Roy Lawrence
Abe Wolfson
Bill Cochran
Ralph Wolfson
Carl Schubert
Ziesnis
Athe’ Eg Bureau Chorus
Turday
Knity Lutheran
J. A. Bonne
Artemis
Apollo
KSI
Maine Asc
DAN
Morindina
Zoological Mene
Hemnsebock
James
Lydia Pinkham
Veastabis
Maadley Cleaners
VOGUE
Life At
Swope
White
American Institute of Laundering
Vermont
Heres & Bae
Davenport
Starling
Oxford
Gwoes
Vitauty Open Road
Haynes
Mass
KEENE
Pickens and Vicinity
Ycarsons
Swope’s
Mase
Jean-Don
Kansas Public Service Company
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