Society notes highlight local gatherings and births
W C Koenig hosts a luncheon with dozens of guests. Presbyterian Woman's Guild executive board and calendar chairmen met to plan winter activities. Ground five of the Methodist Ladies Aid to serve church dinner, and Circle 15 of G A R hosts a picnic. Miss Marv Larson entertained at a Broad View Inn picnic. Numerous alumnae and rush events fill the week at local sororities. Prof Philip A Readie and wife announce the birth of a son at Memorial Hospital. Trinity Lutheran Church holds annual Service class meeting and social with officers elected through 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rankins
Presbyterian Woman's Guild
J. W. O’bryan
F. A. Russell
F. B. McCulloch
C. W. Sparr
F. W. Cutter
Baldwin Mitchell
Ada Lindell
B. H. Grace
G. BE. Pontius
J. B. Mack
TH. Astman
Moa. Goldtrap
Carl Dpauths
W. J. Baumgartner
N. M. Wherry
John L. Kilworth
E. F. Caldwell
F. Av Bremer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Service Class
Clarence Schaake
I. H. Oehrle
Marie Kahle
Norman Endacott
Siene Stubeck
A.C. Nichols
Mayham
C. J Overbauzh
Nichols
Schaake
Trinity
Mary Larson
Edith Larson
Newark
Del
Woman's College
University of Delaware
Social Calendar Highlights Local Gatherings and Celebrations
Thursday to Monday social events fill Lawrence activities with club meetings church notices and family milestones. Highlights include the J D club Mothers League and Daughters of the American Revolution events. a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Ray Rogers. open fall tea at First Presbyterian and Gamma Phi Beta and Chi Omega rush week plans with alumnae visiting from several cities. The week also features Constitution Day observances and numerous visits to friends and relatives around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Club
F. H. Simon
Home Aid Society
Will Johns
Old Settlers
First Mthodist Church
Mothers' League
Glenn Dawes
Daughters of the American Revolution
Floyd Rankin
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Read aloud jokes disrupt family peace as Jim, among other folks, struggles with humor in a household anecdote from 1828 syndicated humor by Robert Quillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quillen
Personal notes from Lawrence visit and studies
Lawrence arrived yesterday from Rochester New York to resume studies at the University. He was accompanied by cousins Robert and Sterling Polson who spent a brief eastern vacation. Miss Ida Jean Polson remained in Rochester to study at Mechanics Institute this winter. Prof and Mrs J D Stranathan returned last night from Prescott Arizona where they had been since?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence. Sterling
Rochester
N. Y
Robert
Sterling Polson
Ida Jean Polson
Mechanics Institute
J. D. Stranathan
Prescott, Ariz
Past Matrons and Patrons Night in Helianthus Chapter
Eudora’s Helianthus chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held Past Matrons and Past Patrons night with opening work led by conductress officers. Mrs. Virgil Lentz sang, nosegay bouquets were exchanged, refreshments served, and officers expressed appreciation as the meeting concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helianthus Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Virgil Lentz
Mary Seiwald
Clara
Wamepo
Denver
Lily Ziegler
Topeka
Alice Ziegler
Zera Guenther
Alice Westerhouse
Lawrence
Fred Echlegel
Frank Greiner
Harry Warmker
Strobel Family Reunion Held at Reber’s Grove
The seventh Strobel family reunion and basket dinner took place at Reber's grove east of Eurora on Sunday September 3. Attendees included numerous Strobel relatives such as Jake and children Frances and Vernon Bernitz Eivele Gerstenberger Rohe Neis and Smith families, plus guests Rev and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warmker
Robert
George
Joseph Zillner
Burley
Idaho
Paul
Marie Grosdidier
Winifred Stevens
Kansas City
Strobel
Reber’s Grove
Eurora
James Kraybill
Arlene
Fred Neis
Clarence
Veral
William
Gid
Con Neis
Ruby
Albert. Neis
Irene
Naomi
Harry
John Neis
Glenn
Oliver Neis
Gale Ivan
Carl Neis
Sam Neis
Elsie
Delbert Am Junior
Martin Rohe
George Rohe
Belle
Henry Rohe
Mary
Edith Joreen
Beulah
Glenn Smith
Arthur
Billy Lee
Sunday school convention set for Eudora
The Northeast District of the Douglas County Council of Religious Education will hold its annual Sunday school convention next Sunday in Eudora with a basket dinner at noon in the Methodist church community room. Morning session at St Paul church. afternoon and evening sessions at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trabant
Lucille
Janet Wilson
Robert Haggit
Douglas County
Gladys Bond
Lawrence Business College
Harold von Gunten
Arno Ziesenis
Lawrence
Gus Ziesenis
Leone Andrews
Brown to Lead Canvassing and Visit Local Homes
Brown has been appointed to head the canvassing and will visit local homes. The day’s visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smoots and children from Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. John Hagen and Ruth from Lone Star. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Greene of Kansas City. and family guests of Mrs. Lavina Smoots. Berean Sunday school class set monthly meetings on the first Friday evening of each month for the next year. E Sheldon and J D Adams motored to Topeka for shopping. Fred Rothberger, Elbert Marley, and Miss Marie Grosdidier plan a Chicago trip for the fair. Grosdidier will drive home a new car bought through the local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
John Newby Romine
Kansas City
University Ofansas
W. W. Russ
John
Frances Newby Romine
KK. A
Pi Beta Phi
John D. Newby
Sigma Nu
William Docking
Lawrence
Clay Center
F. W. Gaunt
Hi. A. Dodderidge
Topeka
Albert Neese
Lida Woodring
Washington, D. C
Clark
Johnson
Vernon
Carrie Ellis
Dorothy
A. R. Gilbert
Maryanne Broeker
Lincoln Street
Memorial Hospital
L. R. Stimpson
Kentucky Street
Vermont Street
L. H. Franklin
Oklahoma City
Franklin
Mary Phillips
Miles Gate
Sydney Harris
Ottawa
A. B. Weaver
Prescott Underwood
Knake Farm
Eudora
Seiwald
George Schubert
Ray Graig
Lois
Charles Stark
Troy
John Miller
Stark
Pleasanton
Margaret Zillner
Joe Zillner
Thomas Gooper
Adolph Miller
Russell Dizmang
NRA
Consumers Drive
Paul Luckan
Ellert
Marley
Virginia
Berean
St. Paul Church
E. Sheldon
J. D. Adams
Fred Rothberger
Elbert Marley
Marie Grosdidier
Chicago
Grosdidier
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W. C. Koenig
Henry “Aener
George March
Adrian Lindsey
Harold Lonzenecker
O. W. Maloney
Herbert Bullene
Groun
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Marv ‘Larson
Broad View Inn
William Reynolds
Sanford Purcell
E. E. Griges
Rachel Passon
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Linwood
Carrie Warring Ford
Josephine Harris
Elizabeth Elder
Ford
Hecrth
Rachel Chapter
Passon
Evelyn Graber
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Chinatown
Jessamine Jackson
Rush
Dorothy Woodward
Madeline Woodward
Hazel Hedges
Wilma Tout
Lucille Tandy
Walborg Swenson
Edith Adams McFerrin
Leavenworth
Oleta Markham
Toypeka
Anita Mumford
Belleville
Olga Wallace
Yates Center
Bernice Peterson Burris
Ruth Elledge
Theresa Jedlicka
Frances Thompson
Mary House
Appleton City
Faire Voran
Pretty Prairie
Pauline Orr
Kingman
Roberta Works
Humboldt
Laureene
Swedland
Macksville
Delta -Zeta House
X “i
Jacqueline Vandeventer
Kan
Philip A. Readie
Indiana Street
Social
Galendar
Sists
Erna Corey
Ray Rogers
Perry Street
Walter Hellstrom
Roberta Hellstrom
Roy Anderson
Robert Finley
George Me. Crazy
LeRoy Alexander
Francis
Ike
Fairbanks
Herman
Myrtle
Roger
Roberta
Rolla Stanwix
Clayton
Gene
Richard
Patricia
William Kerns
Marzie
Roy Parson
James
Emmett | Cauchron
Walter
Louise Kirkman
Alberta Parson
Helen Miller
Woman's Guild of the
First Presbyterian Church
F.C. Whipple
T. H. Astman
W. C. Sanderson
Gamma Phi Beta
Julia Markham
Parsons
Chi Omega House
Nadine Limbecker
Emporia
Walter Risine
Louise Anderson
Hazel, Halsey
Independence
Marjorie Stacey
Chanute
L. H. Houston
J. H. Bell
Laura Neville
H.T. Jones
BR. R. McFarland
E. D. Shaw
W. C., Summers
Alice Byrd
Edna Teeter
George Ford
Tlinois Street
W. H. McKone
Lily Holmes
Meram
Kappa Kanva Gamma House
Roseinner
Dorothy Allen
Pegey Burns
Sally Ritchie
Wichita
Valerie Lyndon
Atchison
Jim
Publishers Syndicate
Elgin
W. Parsons
Mass, Jeweler
NBA
Terry Shop
Mass. St
Shimmons
Mass
Wolters
Fischer
Big Girl's
Black Elk Oxfords
Otto Fischer
Ee Ee
Vanity Beauty Shop
Pho
Ward
Palace
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oxford
Miller-Jones Co
Good Shoes
Journal-World
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