Society Notes Show Local Girls Headed to Distant Colleges
Lawrence society items list graduating high school girls who will study at out of state or distant colleges and universities including Northern Arizona Teachers College in Phoenix Brownell Hall Omaha Kansas State College Manhattan Washington and Lee University in Lexington St Marys Baldwin Baker University and Gulf Park School. Also noted are tea entertaining hosts and club meetings with updates on local civic groups and a birth announcement for Clifford Harry Jr.
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Lawrence
Esther May Ellis
Phoenix
Ariz
Northern Arizona Teachers College
Elizabeth Watermulder
Brownell Hall
Omaha
Esther Wilbur
Kansas State Teachers’' College
Emporia
Mary Nye
Boston
John Bright
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Herbert Bullene
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Barbara Barteldes
University of Kansas
Berkeley
University of California
Mary Jane Roby
Dread Training
Columbia
Stephens College
Carolyn Harper
Gulfwort
Miss
Gulf Park School
Ruth Swarthout
St. Mary's
Leavenworth
Edward T.riling, Jr
Miss Helen Weed to sail from London to New York for Lawrence visit
Friends learn Miss Helen Weed, an art music teacher in Sendai Japan, sails today from London with companions bound for New York. She plans a stop in the East and expects to arrive in Lawrence around September 28 to spend the winter with her mother, Mrs.
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Helen Weed
Sendai
Japan
London
New York
Sheill
Lawrence
Lawrence social calendar and local updates
Monday sees Prof. and Mrs. H and others hosting bridge for Prof. and Mrs. Carl Dunbar of New Haven. Lawrence Flower club and G A R events fill the week with teas, visits, and society travel. Notables include Miss Weed completing a world tour, Officer Calhoun and family vacation, Judge Means returning from Mound City, and Pi Beta Phi rushing activities. Several Lawrence residents host guests from Kansas City and Harrisburg, while Mrs. Spaulling recovers from surgery.
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H., A. Beamer
Carl @. Dunbar
New Haven
Conn
Lawrence Flower Club
G. A. R. Hall
Qemans City Club
el- Fi
E. Finesse Club
Fred Jaedicke
Betty Washington Chapter
Dd. A. BR
C. Weed
Tennessee Street
Miss Weed
Japan
Charles Calhoun
Police Department
Kansas City
J. i Hunter
Pi Beta Phi
S. K. Funk
Des Moines
Jack E. Koon
Koon
Bertha F. Koon
Lufkin
Tex
Charles B. Koon
Connecticut Street
Laurston Memorial Company
Lawrence
Virginia Hutson
Birmingham
Ala
B. E. Carman
Miami
Okla
Massachusetts Street
Charles Lindenberger
Arch Lindenberger
Jennie Barkey
Jane Barkey
Harrisburg
H. R. Lindenberger
Margaret Schumann
Denver
Colorado Springs
Idaho Springs
Boulder
Colo
F.C. Weed
Alpha Ni Delta House
Albert Corbin
Alberta Corbin
Ithaca
N. Y
Agee
Preparations Under Way For Wallace Shore Wedding
Preparations were made today for the 7 39 p m wedding at the C F E Holmes residence of Miss Eunice Wallace daughter of Les Wallace publisher of the Larne Tiller and Toiler and Chester Shore publisher of the Augusta Gazette Rev Paul G Bockoven will perform the ceremony A wedding dinner will be at a Hoisington restaurant with Bertha Shore hostess The couple will honeymoon in New Mexico Announcement was made of the marriage of Leslie Wallace and Miss Bobbie Victor next Tuesday in Lamed Kas
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Great Bend
Kan
C. FE
New Mexico
Leslie Wallace
Bobbie Victor
First National Bank
Enrollment at Liberty Memorial High 651 at school close
Attendance at Liberty Memorial high school ended yesterday at 651, up 12 from Tuesday opening day. First week total attendance across all schools reached 3,006, with Liberty Memorial at 584, compared with 581 last year.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence High Band Aims For Third State Title
The Lawrence high school band of fifty under Byron Donmyer will travel to Topeka next Thursday to compete in the high school band contest as part of the Free Fair program. The group, which won in 1929 and 1930, seeks a third straight victory. Members trained over the summer, and volunteers with cars are asked to contact George Hedrick, chamber secretary, by Wednesday evening to help transport the band. They plan to depart from the senior high school building by 12:80 o'clock.
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Lawrence High School
Byron
Donmyer
Topeka
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Tailor Showpiece Tapestry At Topeka Fair
Lawrence tailor George Eberhart completed a 40 by 46 inch inlaid cord tapestry with an American flag and religious imagery. The rosary-bordered piece, valued at 126 dollars in cord, will be displayed at the Topeka State Fair September 14 to 19 before traveling to Lawrence.
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George Eberhart
Pennsylvania Street
Eberhart
Topeka
Lawrence
New York City
Hoover praises Jewish contributions on Jewish New Year
President Hoover issues a statement for Rosh Hashannah praising the Jewish people's long contribution to world culture and spiritual life. He notes enrichment in business arts professions philanthropy citizenship and tolerance and extends heartfelt congratulations and good wishes.
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Washington
Hoover
Vice President Curtis Unable to Attend Haskell Game
Vice-President Charles Curtis was invited to the K. A. Haskell night football game on October 2 as a guest of Lawrence and Haskell Institute. He informed Frank McDonald that he cannot attend, saying he expects to be in Kansas in October but not by October 2.
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Charles Curtis
K. A.haskell
Frank McDonald
Haskell
McDonald
Lawrence and Haskell Institute
Curtis
Kansas
Larned state hospital to add wings and complete work
Topeka reports contracts let for one added wing and partial completion at Larned state hospital. Wichita firm awarded general contract at 34470 and A A Doerr Mercantile of Larned receives electric contract at 950. Plumbing and heating to be let later as state hospitals face crowded conditions.
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Topeka
F. C. Jorgensen
Larned State Hospital
Wichita Construction Company
A. A. Doerr Mercantile Company
Larned
Jorgensen
Modish Empress Eugenie Bag Captivates Fall Wardrobe
A new fall bag style arriving in Lawrence, the Empress Eugenie model, garners attention for pairing with trendy autumn outfits. Its refined design and timeless appeal position it as a standout accessory this season.
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Lawrence
Empress Eugenie
Silk crepe and antelope purse described in article
Cholera rages in Basrah Irak as of Sept 12 AP reports 415 deaths since August 1 and 575 known cases. Four fifths may die due to refusing treatment. Two thirds of patients at the British hospital are being saved.
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Irak Basrah
Irak
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Society
Mms
A. L. Ferris
Emily Ferris
Florence B. Sherbon
Hannah Oliver
Ruth Stoker
Mary Larsen
Slisses Alice
Elizabeth Sheron
Clifford H. Beal
Memorial Hospital
Clifford Harry, Jr
Oak Ridge
Milford Miller
G. C. Miller
Childs
Rell Call
J. Purcell
W.” Hreeks
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Fits
Mary Ferris
Broad View Inn
Bridge
Ostess
Lawrence Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows-Rebekah
Mabel Campbell
Lillian Jensen
W. C. McConnell
the Baptist Sunday School
Hotel Wood
L. C. Allen
Aunthet
Robert Ae
Publishers Syndicate
Eunice Wallace
Chester Shore
Enna Qetteck
Wren
Lawrence Organization
Lawrence Tailor
Larned State Institution
Osawatomie
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Mosser’s Fruit and Vegetable Market
U. P
Ward’s Flower Shop
Plowerfone
Bungalow
Leaneds
Ta Sweeney
L. N. Lewis
J. Sweeney, Jr
S. A. Wood
M. Fitzpatrick
George Dunkley
Cashier Co
Friend
Jacob Badsky
Robert A. Steele
C. A. Smart
Peoples State Bank
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