Local clubs hold meetings and planning events
The Amigos club met yesterday at Mrs. Walter Thiele’s home for thimbles after vacation and plans a luncheon in two weeks at Mrs. W. C. Brownlee’s home. Lawrence Flower club guests attended a Bonner Springs Garden club gathering at Mrs. Ben E. White’s home with about twenty attendees. The Kappa Phi alumnae cabinet meets at 7:45 this evening at Mrs. Florence Compton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amigos Club
Walter Thiele
Thimbles
W. C. Brownlee
Lawrence _Flower ‘club
Bonner Springs
Kappa*Phi
Florence Compton
Social Calendar Notes From Douglas County in Fall
Local clubs and organizations held meetings and events through the week including Democratic Women's tea, D A R scheduling, W C L A officer installations, and church group activities. Members listed for temperance, social, and civic committees. travel plans noted for members visiting Kansas City and East Coast sites. fall dinners and picnics announced with hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacamain
A. Frank Kerns
Runkle
Conner
Chamber of Commerce
Christian Church
Cofffeyville
Personal notes from Kansas City and beyond
Miss Katharine Klein leaves for Brookings to join the South Dakota State College faculty. Relatives visit as Miss Blaul plans Kansas University enrollment. several families travel from Burlington and Oklahoma City. Mrs. W. H. Josselyn returns from New York trip by motor. others attend funerals and plan future travels to Oklahoma, Texas, Urbana and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Klein
Brookings
S. D
South Dakota State College
Charles Boyle
Frances Andrews
Cimarron
Louis Blaul
John Blaul
Charles Brook
Betty Blaul
Burlington
Misa Blaul
University of Kansas
William 8. Johnson
Dean Cornwall
Norman
Okla
Adrian Lindsey
Perl Perky
Grace Perky
Kansas City
Charles Cotton Farm
C. G. Bitzer
Solon Emery
Maybeth Gillette
Oklahoma City
C. L. Brooks
Pennsylvania Street
Oklahoma
Texas
Paul Schuler
Topeka
H.W. Josselyn
Louisiana Street
New York
W. H. Lovejoy
Jefferson, Ta
J. E. Rynerson
Rynerson
W. C. Koenig
Winifred
Etta Corle
Corbin Hall
Minnesota
Miss Mary McGuire Leaves For Topeka Training
Miss Mary McGuire left Sunday for Topeka to enter training at Christ's hospital in Topeka. The piece lists several local arrivals and departures, noting students and staff moving between Lawrence, Ames, and other spots, plus a school start and a marriage annulment linked to a Wichita couple. It preserves local people and institutions such as University of Utah, University of Iowa, Stephens College, and Lawrence Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Elizabeth Walker
Rosa F. Walker
Halstead
David Basham
D. W. Basham
Wichita
Sacred Heart Church
David Eagan
Halstead High School
Halstead Hospital
Basham
University of Kansas
St. Francis Hospital
Mary McGuire
Topeka
Christ’s Hospital
Donald Workman
J.C. Walchle
David
Wakefield
David Davis
Winnie Davis
Tom
Sears
Ford Dickie
California
Vallejo
Lawrence
Lila M. Canavan
Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
Lucille Rice
Richmond
Carl Logan
Kansas City
C. E. Friend
Elizabeth
Alice Sherbon
Florence Sherbon
Iowa
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Public Schools
Ames
Williams
Johnson
Meriden
Conn
Waldo Bowman
Laura Pendleton
New York
Jack Elem
Hazel Claire Elem
Oklahoma City
Purcell
R. P. Hill
Elem
Stephens _ College
Columbia
Central School Opens With Sixteen Pupils This Year
Mrs Glenn Schwartz and Miss Hattie Schwartz motor to visit relatives as Elisabeth Haas spends the week with her daughter Mrs Carl Plambeck. Mr Plambeck and daughters assist Mrs Henry Seele in cooking for silo fillers. Central school opened Monday September 5 with Earl Shaffer as teacher and sixteen pupils enrolled this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm
Paul Nelson
Glenn Schwartz
Ballard
Baldwin
Elmer Wintermantle
Margaret Heim
Fred Heim
Albert
Hornberger
J. H. Elm
Wm. Ford
Ike Thomas
Glenn Weeks
Lawrence
Dudley Gilges
Gilbert and la Verné
Ferne! Heffner
Dorothea Schwartz
Slupianek
Will Hornberger
Julius
Herbert
Anna Johanning
Alvin
Ruth
Eva Haas
Arnold
Pauline Stoebener
Wilson
Kansas City
Vinland Church
1St Earl Shaffer
Edward Johanning
Elmer Winterman
Tle
Carl Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Louisa Schwartz
Dorothea
Henry Hornberger
Hattie Schwartz
Simply Worn Out Women Need Pinkham’s Compound
An ad urges women exhausted by household duties to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for renewed strength. It claims 98 of 100 women report benefit and advises purchasing at local drugstores to see results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sogeiy
Rarick
J. D. Club
Ites
Rum. Fitzpatrick
Imperial Aucion Club
Ured
Glenn Alen Ae Regle Club
L._D. club
J -H. Date
Democratic Women's Club
W. O. Hamilton
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. R. Learned
Levening
Douglas County
W.C.L.A
B. Jacqmain
Louisiana. Street
A. B. Conner
Myra Taylor
Jennie Buck
Lecompton
Emma Kreider
W. E Morris
Cers
Julia Smith
Ruchty
J.C. Halloway
Route One
W. F
Schaake
State Lake
Tonganoxie
Fs F
Chris’ Schaake
Lydia Schaake
Albert Schaake
Edward Schaake
Otto Johanning
Minnie Willenburg
William Schaake
Frank Leonhard
Gusta Schaake
Ruth Schaake
Emma Schaake
Henriet
Charles Vickery
Ta Schaake
Lois Parker
Union Signal and Young
Cru- Richard
Moitis
W. D. Stauffer
Flower Missions
Hannah
Fred Smithmeyer
Cape May
New Jersey
H. Warren Redding
Pittsburgh, Pa
Redding
Westinghouse Company
Trinity, Episcopal Guild
Social Order of the iBeauceant
Masonic Temple
Women's Relief Corps No. 9
Betty Washington
D.A
L. D
O. . Mls
Firian
Cini
Seth Slaughter
T. H. Warrener
Reserva
L. Harri EL Issanes
I. W. Hartley
Holloway
Florence
C. W. Thomas
Mississini
Unitarian Sunday School
Irving Hill
Kappa Phi
Gladys Hobbs
Dorcas
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
D. C. Gaw
Tennessee Street
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Kenneth
Arnold Stoebener
Albert Hornberger
Board Call
Lawrence Business College
WARD
The
Armitage Trail
Scarface
Sonal
Crawford-Veatch Ce
Rayons
Butterick
Vogue
Mallinson
Belding
Wooltone
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