Early Days in Lawrence and Club Meetings
Community notices list Mrs. F C Ricketts hosting a program on The Fighting Quaker by Samuel Wood and the first two story slab house in Lawrence. Mrs Otto Bartelies hosted a Tuesday Contract Club gathering. Adah Chapter Eastern Star meets Friday at the Masonic Temple with a social hour afterward. The Mathers League schedules a covered dish luncheon at Mrs C J Cole's home Friday evening. Mrs Nellie Dixon to present a program. Women steelbatea Country Club invited to luncheon at Topeka Country Club on Thursday September 25. Otto Bartelde to arrange Reservations. no bridge luncheon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyanki
Ieva Bagby
F.C. Ricketts
Samuel Wood
Lawrence
the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Emma Berg
Mathers “League
C. J. Cole
A. J. St
Nelli
Dixon
Steelbatea Country Club
Topeka Country Club
Otto
Barteldes
Personal notices from Lawrence readers and travels
Mrs. George J. Anderson leaves Thursday for Philadelphia to attend the triennial convention of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church in America as a Kansas synod delegate. The event runs Sept. 20 to 24, with Anderson on a Promotion panel Saturday. Several local residents travel, visit, or return from fairs and family trips, including Janes, Daltons, Doctors, and Biers, while others join family and university activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Anderson
Philadelphi
Women's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church “In America
Synod of Kansas
Fred Kloepper
Philadelphia
Anderson
Synodical Society
Kleepper
JW. Jones
Fowler, Cale
JS Husted
Chester Spray
Loring Dalton
Barbara
Indianapolis
Ind
Curtis Dalton
John J. Riting
Sam Saffran
W. Bratt Terrace
Nicholas Hotton
Waverly
T. C. Clark
Charles Monroe Layman
Stephen Dale
Guam
Lawrence
Layman
Angus Bieber
Lucy
San Francisco
Independence
Mr. Layman
Charles Layman
U. S. Navy
University of Kansas
School of Architecture
J. Biers
Bair
Findlay
Bier
Biers
Daugh Mariot
Elise
Quivira
Biery
Meharway Furniture Company
Kansas City
A. Berry Senne
Inder
Kurt
Lawrence Kansas Dinner Guests at August Bieber Home
A Wednesday dinner near Minneapolis east of town hosted by August Bieber welcomed Fred Leibe of Saling and Mrs Lawrence, with Mr and Sirs and Vine Creek noted among overnight guests as the event unfolded in September 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Byron
Jacksonville
J.J. Hobbs
Donald Hobbs
Ardis Hobbs
Wichita
Charles Edgerton
Sedan
Mable Howe
Mildred Hobbs
Clarence Hobbs
Dale Hobbs
Hutchinson
George Hout
Kansas City
Hobbs
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Lawrence
Kansas
Sirs
Vine Creek
Fred Leibe
Saling
Minneapolis
August Bieber
Schoolteacher killed in Vine Creek car crash near Kas
Maxine McDonald aged 35 a Lamar school teacher who resided in Vine Creek was killed when her car overturned on a country road near here on Wednesday Farmers found her body at the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Creek, Kas
Maxine McDonald
Lamar
Vine Creek
Here
Plane crash in St Austell crowds causes fatalities
A Royal Air Force helicopter performing a demonstration in St Austell plunged into a crowd. Several people were killed and seven injured as the aircraft crashed after a sideslip, sending debris into spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE. Austell
Eng
Royal Air For
St Austell
Erad
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Otto i Bartelies
Barker. Ave
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Debbert C. Richardson
Flying Farmers
Luuncheon
Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Coe
Sharon
Jeannice Ann
Emporia
Ben Doctor
Marjorie Doctor
New York City
Miss Doctor
Youngstown
Columbia University
FR. A. Potter
Liberty
R. E. Love
Dale Turner
Azel O. Turner
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Howard Weindel
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Lawrence. i Memorial Hospital
A. B. Frederick
Weindel
Health Department
Harold Fisher
Altoona
Ross Fisher
Fisher
Josephine Owens
LIN Wood
James Williams
Linwood Baptist Church
Linwoods Mr. S
Mission Lumber Company
Mission
Williams
Evidyna W Af
Linwood
Velma Ward
Gravitt's Tire and Home Supply
Bae. Skin
Bill Folds
Filkins
Howe
Procter & Gamble
Tee
Oo Om
Omar
Pires
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