Topeka social luncheon honors Miss Lida Woodring
Mrs. F W Gaunt hosted Topeka friends at a luncheon at the Mannor to honor Miss Lida Woodring of Washington D C who arrived today from Topeka as guest of Mrs H A Dodderidge Bridge followed the meal Guests included Miss Woodring Mrs Albert Neese Mrs Georgia Neese Clark Mrs Jack Mosby Mrs Ada Montgomery and Mrs Frank Brittan of Topeka and Mrs Dodderidge The Lawrence Woman's club fall reception will be held tomorrow at 3 in Wiedemann grill room Mrs W L Burdick returning from a year around the world will speak and Miss Mildred Reuter will sing with Charles Dreher Accommodating women are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gaunt
Topeka
Mannor
Lida Woodring
Washington, D. C
H. A. Dodderidge
Bridge
Miss Woodring
Albert Neese
Georgia Neese Clark
Jack Mosby
Ada Montgomery
Frank Brittan
Dodderidge
Lawrence Woman's Club
Wiedemann Grill
W. L. Burdick
Mildred Reuter
Charles Dreher
Evans Auto Supply Holds Customer Smokers at Eagles Hall
Frank Evans proprietor of Evans Auto Supply hosted a smoker at Eagles hall for customers in his trade territory. About 3150 men attended. Refreshments were served while attendees inspected new merchandise of interest to dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Evans
Evans Auto Supply Company
Eagles’ Hall
Domenico Gagliardo Announces Adoption of Son John Garver
Mr and Mrs Domenico Gagliardo announce the adoption of a son named John Garver born August 13 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Gagliardo
John Garver
Kanwaka Good Will Club Meets Wednesday Afternoon
The Kanwaka Good Will club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G. T. Richardson. Miscellaneous items will be presented at roll call.
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Kanwaka Good Will Club xi
G. T. Richardson
Lucretia Bigsby Gift at Lawrence G A R Circle
At the Lawrence Circle No 75 Ladies of the G A R meeting held Saturday afternoon at the post hall, a gift of money was announced from the late Mrs Lucretia Bigsby a past president. An informal reception followed for Mrs E E Griggs who will move to Kansas City and for Mrs William Bryal Reynolds of Rockford Ill and Mrs L S Purcell who were married this summer. Helen Louise Overbaugh played two piano pieces and Arden Fortney two violin solos. Light refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Circle No. 75
Post Hall
Lucretia Bigsby
E. E. Griggs
Kansas City
William Bryal Reynolds
Rockford, Ill
Purcell
Helen Louise Overbaugh
Arden Fortney
Kujawiak
Wieniawski
Beethoven
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau to Meet With Mrs Jacobs
The Kaw Valley Farm Bureau club will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. William T. Jacobs at 1023 New Jersey street. Mrs. C. C. Perkins will lead a lesson on master patterns. Members are urged to assemble as early as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley Farm Bureau Club
William T. Jacobs
New Jersey Street
C. C. Perkins
Second annual Steel school reunion draws eighty attendees
Former pupils teachers and friends gathered for the Sieel school reunion with a 1 PM cafeteria dinner for about 150 attendees. An afternoon program featured piano solos by Olive Maude Evans and recollections about bygone days, with L. H. Petefish elected chairman for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieel
Steel School
Olive Maude
Evans
Louis Griffith
A. W. Lamb
Uen
L. H. Petefish
Beret fashion shown with funnel top and white scarf
An Associated Press photo features a model wearing a beret with a funnel top and a deep back handle. A white wide scarf completes the smart, modish look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Noted Visitors From St Louis Visit Estes Park Cabin
Saw Prof and Mrs Stewart Queen and their son and daughter of St Louis. Mr Queen formerly in the sociology department here is now at Washington University. They spent a pleasant evening with Mr and Mrs Ted Shultz and family previously of Lawrence, vacationing at their cabin in Estes Park. Their home is now at Naperville, IL, just outside Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Queen
St. Louis
Mr. Queen
Washington University
Ted Shultz
Lawrence
Estes Park
Napierville, LL
Chicago
Birthday Dinner Honors Six Birthdays in Lone Star Names Dillon Family
A dinner yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Dillon of Lone Star celebrated six birthdays for three youths Alta Dillon Lawrence Ernest Mohler and Howard Dillon Those attending included Mr and Mrs Everett Kingery Virginia Jack Dillon Patsy Ruth Vincent Wolf Helen Hazel Wells Irene Mohler Cecil John son Alice Johnson Inez Mohler Alice Mohler Fernice Dillon John Behrens Bill Wells Clayton Scott Frank Johnson Neison Robinson Vernon Scott Rollin Silver Ernest Mohler Eldon Smith Willard Mohler George Mohler Lonzie Kingery Mr and Mrs Ben Mohler and children Maxine Junior Edna May Nellie Fay Mary Helen Mr and Mrs Dick Dillon Jacqueline and Mr and Mrs John Dillon
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John Dillon
Lone Star
Alta Dillon
Lawrence
Ernest Mohler
Kansas City
Howard Dillon
Everett Kingery
Virginia
Jack Dillon
Patsy Ruth
Vincent Wolf
Helen
Hazel Wells
Irené Mohler
Cecil Johnson
Alice Johnson
Inez
Golf Play at Country Club with Morning Start
Golf play at the Country Club tomorrow morning will begin at 8 30. Prizes will be awarded for low gross and low net scores. Pairings list participants by time slots with multiple names per group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. C. Stewart
Adrian Lindsey
Hye D. Brown
EF. C. Lupton
Ralph Cinine
Gustafson
J. H. Payne
H. M. Ureen
VK. Bruner
BR. DeWatteville
DE. Blacksome
G. E. Charlton
Frank Banks
L. N. Lewis
E. Decker
Fredo Birteldés
A. S
R. C. Miller
Hush Means
Floyd Rankin
H. Nevin
E. C. Dent
Lorena, Mack
Forrest Cox
R. W. Poillon
Gene Ginha
Ruth Hoover
Social calendar snippets show club meetings this week
Monday lists Past Matrons luncheon at First Presbyterian and M N bridge, with Mrs Lisle Eby and Mrs Margaret Sharp. Mrs F W Gaunt hosts luncheon at M Major. Tuesday spans breakfast bridge at Eldridge, Lawreace Woman's club reception at Wiedemann, Co-Operettes with Mrs Armin, Young Matrons and Sirsa, plus Finesse and Variety clubs. Wednesday includes golf at Country club and NBC club with Mrs Fritz Meyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
M.N
Lisle Eby
B. H. and
Margaret Sharp
F. W. Gaunt
M Major
H. E. Don Carlos
Quiet Family Day With Hoyt, Seetin Kin
Mr and Mrs Hoyt spent the day in quiet company with their daughter Mrs S E Seetin and family providing a low key family gathering noted in a local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hoyt
S. E. Seetin
Wesleyan Service Guild Hosts Covered Dish Supper Tomorrow
Members meet tomorrow evening at 6 at Mrs. Robert A. Hunt's home for a covered dish supper. Each guest brings sandwiches and a covered dish. Mrs. Curtis Guise, a returned missionary, will speak. Miss Willella Curnutt leads the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Robert A. Hunt
South Side Reading club hosts debate on Prohibition repeal
Mrs. O. R. Bales will host the South Side Reading club tomorrow afternoon. The topic is Was the Revising of the Eighteenth Amendment a Good Thing or Not. Debaters include Mrs. E. E. Bunn and Mr. Harry Shepherd against Mrs. Chester Brown and Mrs. Charles Spray. A reading and healthful drinks roll call will conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. R. Bales
South Side
Reading Club
E. E. Bunn
Harry Shepherd
Chester Brown
Charles Spray
Personal notices of travels and visits around town
Mrs W E Tenney has returned from Santa Fe New Mexico to visit sister for two months. Mrs B E Hause and daughter Miss Mary Hause of Sabetha visit cousin Miss Ada Lindell while enrolling at the University. Obed Thompson returns from a four day trip to Hot Springs Arkansas for an educational conference by Equitable Life. Miss Alberta L Corbin returns from West Boothbay Harbor Maine with brother Arthur L Corbin. Prof and Mrs Robert Calderwood return from Minnesota near Duluth after summer. Prof Waldemar Geltch returns after a month away including Chicago and Estes Park Colorado. Miss Virginia Kroh returns from rush week at Kappa Alpha Theta house then to Kansas City. Miss Blanche Hunter from Minneapolis expected to visit Inez Wilson. Miss Bertha Bailey and Dora Craig return to Topeka from visiting Mrs Lea Drebing. Prof and Mrs E C Buehler expected home from Evergreen Colorado. Prof C C Crawford and son George return from three months in Minnesota near Lake Vermilion and St Paul. Mr and Mrs B J Holtz of Kansas City spend day in Lawrence with Mrs J A Schaefer. Mr and Mrs Bryan Gray and daughter Shirley Louise of Topeka visit Frank Evans at his home. Mr Gray, attorney in Topeka, is nephew of Mrs Evans and son of M A Gray formerly at Santa Fe office.
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W. E. Tenney
Massachusetts Street
Santa Fe
N. M
B. E. Hause
Mary Hause
Sabetha
Ada Lindell
Miss Hause
University
Obed Thompson
Mississippi Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Equitable Life Assurance Company of New York
Alberta L. Corbin
West Boothbay Harbor
Arthur L Corbin
Robert Calderwood
Minnesota
Duluth
Waldemar Geltch
Chicago
Estes Park
Colo
Virginia Kroh
Kappa Alpha Theta House
Kansas City
Blanche Hunter
Minneapolis
Minn
Inez Wilson
Bertha Bailey
Dora Craig
Topeka
Lea Drebing
E. C. Buehler
Evergreen
C. C. Crawford
George
Lake Vermilion
St. Paul
B. J. Holtz
Lawrence
Brran Gray
Shirley Louise
Frank Evans
Mr. Gray
Evans
M. A. Gray
Miss America 1933 Named At Atlantic City Pageant
Marion Bergeron an 18 year old high school girl from West Haven Connecticut was crowned Miss America 1933 in Atlantic City New Jersey. The Associated Press photo captures the moment as she accepts the title amid cheers from contestants and spectators.
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Marion Bergeron
West Haven
Conn
Atlantic City
N. J
Associated Press
Dinner Tuesday Night at Eldridge Honoring Haskell Leaders
Reservations surge for a community dinner at the Eldridge hotel Tuesday night honoring Henry Roe Cloud new Haskell Institute superintendent and Gus Welch new athletic director. I J Meade will preside with welcome remarks, Dr William L Burdick will deliver a Kansas Epivensity welcome, and C E Birch will discuss Haskell history and impact on Lawrence.
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Eldridge
Henry Roe Cloud
New
Haskell Institute
Gus Welch
Haskell Athletic
Chamber of Commerce
I. J. Meade
Chamber of Commmerce
Epivensity of
Kansas
William L. Burdick
C. E. Birch
Haskell Facult
Haskell
America
O ‘Lawrence
Rent that room through Journal-World wanted columns
Newspaper item notes the Journal-World inviting readers to rent a room through its pages. Mentions basket pages and column requests in the same issue. Context suggests classifieds or reader submissions guiding local listings and home-sharing options.
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Journal-World
Suit for 750 filed against girl car driver
Don Allen of 911 Missouri Street filed a district court suit through his father E B Allen against Marjorie Dalton of West Eighth Street and her father W B Dalton seeking 750 damages for injuries from a February 14 motor vehicle accident. Allen, a Memorial High School student, was struck while crossing Massachusetts Street in the 1400 block. He says Miss Dalton was negligent, breaking both bones in his right leg below the knee, after seven weeks in the hospital and another setting of the fracture, he now wears a metal brace.
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Don’ Allen
Missouri Street
E. B. Allen
Marjorie Dalton
West Eighth Street
W. B. Dalton
Young Allen
Allen
Miss Dalton
Memorial High School
Massachusetts Street
Puff and Fluff Land in Alpine Crag
In a playful verse scene the Puff and Fluff land their plane in a Alpine crag. A distant voice challenges them asking who is there. Puff responds with a quip that no one will know until introduced.
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Alps
Sally Rand Exhibits Bruise in Altercation at Club
Chicago AP Sally Rand the fan dancer shows a bruise to police and seeks arrest of Sam Balk in a dispute over pay. Balk claims Rand inflicted teeth marks and both file disorderly conduct complaints with $25 bonds as they await court.
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Chicago
Sally Rand
Sam Balkin
Balkin
Sally
Roosevelt Battling Cold Remains at White House
President Roosevelt has a slight cold and stayed indoors at the executive mansion away from his desk, marking a quiet day in Washington on January 18.
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Washington
Roosevelt
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New York Street
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Mahlon Ball
Charles Bayles
Ernest Bigsby
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W. L. Lundy
Richard Feigh
Mary Ann
F. J. Kinstler
Elmer Warrington
Donna Lea
Kanwaka
Lundy
Charles Montgomery
Barker
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Flord Rankin
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Ahiss Ada Lindell
Olathe
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Electa Kindelzpergeer
Ecain
Gen -22
Gilmore
Wilson Davis
Windsor
B. E. House of SadDetha
Alpha Gamma ‘Delta
Mary Lou Heinemann
Marysville
Manhattan
el Doraod
Pittsboro
Iola
Kan
Supreme Assembly
The
Social Order of the Beauceant
Knights Temmnlar
Herbert M. Underwood
Pittsburgh
C. H. Hoyt
Grand Army of the Republic
Aunt Het
Robert Ouillen
Publishers Syndicate
Roe
Cloud
Catt
Miss Hartig
Elizabeth Arden School
Miss Arden
Elizabeth Arden
Fifth Avenue
London
Berlin
Paris
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Rome
Roy Tipton
Ottawa
Elizabeth Hedges
McPherson
McPheerson
Julius Torneden
Alice Gleer
Federal Bureau of Labor
Ponce
Greenhoum
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Seano
Dorothy Breidenthal
Dance Studio
George Callahan
K.U. Theatre
Eagles
Turner Brak
AIR Mapkwins Bendix
Ae O
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Vue
Calnsarie
Turner
Roscoe Turner
B. J. Reynolds Tobacos Company
Independent Laundry
Vermont
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