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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1936

Page

5

Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Teas

Wednesday to Saturday social items list meetings and entertainments across Kansas City area clubs and churches. Notable events include League of Women Voters tea with guest speaker in Washington DC. prenuptial luncheon for Miss Jaconette Lawrence. many bridge luncheons and dinners at private homes. Homecoming at Number Six school. and notices of births engagements and a church A altar society meeting.

Dean R A Schwegler to Speak at Camp Fire Girls Dinner

Dean R A Schwegler will travel to Lincoln Nebraska on Friday to address the national council of Camp Fire Girls at a dinner meeting in the Hotel Cornhusker. His topic is The Camp Fire Program as a National Force in Education. Mrs J S Swadley has returned from a four months visit with her children in San Francisco. Mrs Fred A Clarke and her brother Harry L Snyder depart for a motor trip to San Diego to visit their mother Mrs H J Snyder.

Dean R. A. Schwegler Lincoln Neb National Council of Camp Fire Girls Cornhusker Camp Fire J. S. Swadley San Francisco Fred A. Clarke Harry L. Snyder San Diego Cal H. J. Snyder

Cross word puzzle clues bundle from yesterday’s page

A dense list of crossword clues and garbled phrases from a newspaper puzzle page covering various topics. It includes references to celestial objects, colors, foods, currencies, and random terms, with names of places and generic hints scattered throughout the jumbled text.

Patterson leads Fifth district GOP in Kansas primary

Republican candidate J B Patterson of Wichita won the Fifth district nomination after a primary victory over four opponents. The article also notes several local residents traveling or visiting in cities like St. Louis Kansas City Washington D C and Los Angeles with routine social and business trips.

J. B. Patterson Wichita John M. Houston Newton Patterson

Teachers to Address 73rd Kansas State Meeting

Topeka September 23 The Kansas State Teachers Association announced speakers for its November 6 and 7 meetings in Topeka and other cities. Noted guests include Ales Chase Richard Halliburton Glenn Frank Robert Hutchins Gerald Nye Paul V McNutt G Bromley Oxnam Vierling Kersey Rennie Smith and other educators. Officials expect at least 18 000 teachers to attend.

Topeka Kansas State Teachers Association Salina Hays Garden City Hutchinson Winfield Coffeyville Fort Scott Ales Chase Richard Halliburton Glenn Frank University of Wisconsin Robert Hutchins University of Chicago Gerald P. Nye North Dakota Paul V. McNutt Indiana G. Bromley Oxnam DePauw University Vierling Kersey California Rennie Smith British House of Commions

Seaton to Address KU Young Republican Club

Fred Seaton state Young Republicans chairman will speak at the University of Kansas Fraser theater this evening at 8 15 inviting KU students to attend the initial KU Young Republican meeting. Members from KU social groups will hear the address and an officer election will follow. F Quentin Brown KU local group chair announced.

University of Kansas K. U. Young Republican Club Fraser Theater Fred Seaton Young Republicans K. U K. U. London-for-Presidentiat Seaton F. Quentin Brown

Forfeits Taken In Stop Sign Violations And Reckles Driving

Four police court defendants McKee Hagan Berg forfeited bonds of five dollars each for passing stop signs. Bircher paid two dollars for a stop sign violation. Brand Eby and Gallagher forfeited one dollar bonds on overparking. Allan Ewing released on reckless driving. Agriculture statistics forecast Kansas broomcorn harvest August 1 at 2600 tons, up 200 from last year, well below 1928-32 average of 6480 tons.

Richard McKee Ralph Hagan Carl Berg E. Bircher John Brand L. E. Eby Buddie Gallagher Allan Ewing Topeka Kan H. L. Collins Miles McPeek, Jr Department of Agriculture Kansas

Tree Shade Rumors Delay Okemah Heat Record

Residents in Okemah Oklahoma believe a growing tree over the official thermometer has kept the town from a new heat record. Officials estimate shade from the tree lowers readings by about two degrees, sparking local talk and questions about the measurements.

Okemah Okla

Mrs Olesen to Speak at Democratic Meeting

Annie Dickie Olesen a former Minnesota Democratic national committeewoman will address the county Democratic headquarters at 810 Massachusetts street on Saturday afternoon September 26 at 2 o clock She fills Kansas speaking engagements for Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde who was recently injured in an automobile crash Olesen is noted as an able speaker having spoken at a Woodrow Wilson luncheon in Topeka last February

Annie Dickie Olesen Minnesota Massachusetts Street Olesen Kansas Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde Woodrow Wilson Topeka

Student Recital at K U First Program Thursday

The University of Kansas school of fine arts opens a recital series Thursday at 3 30 in the Administration building auditorium. The program includes piano voice and violin pieces by Glatzbach Liszt Sarasate Gounod Schubert and others performed by students Robert Ledore Charles Neiswender Mary Jane Preyer and others.

University of Kansas School of Fine Arts Piang Robert Glatzbach sReent Marlin Wright Lua Levan Sarasate Robert Ledore Sylvia Schubert Charles Neiswender Faust Gounod Mary Jane A Preyer

Local notices from Eudora and nearby towns

Prominent residents attend visits and church events while social clubs hold dinners bridge games and birthdays. Marjorie Reece and Paul Papenhausen travel to Pittsburg for college friends. Minerva Rebekah basket dinner hosts about fifty with high scores for ladies and men. Arleta Grimes and Francis Grow wed in Kansas City. Social gatherings include J D club, Pinochle club, and family visits across Kansas City Allentown Wellsville Linwood and Clearfield with local hosting and home repairs ongoing.

Fred Papenhausen Marjorie Reece Hesper Paul Papenhausen Pittsburg Thomas Reybourn Dale Papenhausen Methodist Church Minerva Rebekah Oscar Lothholz Ralph Davis Marie Moll Kansas City Minnie Jones Homer Abbott Elton Jones J. D. Club William Mertz Ray Miller Fred Moll Ed Mau Linwood Arleta Grimes Guy Grimes Francis Raymond Grow R. W. Grow Allentown William Harris Cathedral of Immaculate Conception Grow Jackson Beauty Shop Kan Villa Nova College Villa Nova Katz Drug Co J. Q. Scott J. O. Scott Eben Scott Ruth Miller Frank Sommer Verda Joe Vitt Albert Edler Clearfield A. R. Boyer Vernon Phillips Emily Verne Emma’ Clements Wellsville Mary Houk J. ©. Scott Cleo ‘Grimes Goldie Dee

Aunt Het and Miss Grimes in Kansas City wedding

A wedding for Miss Cleo Grimes and Francis Grow was held Wednesday morning in Kansas City. Local sightings note Rev H Reifschneider and family attending in Blackburg Missouri, with ongoing church events and community gatherings mentioned for St Pauls and Methodist activities.

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Seniet George Docking Contract Howard Reedy B.C. Club Wiliams Dé Society H. B. Bullenr Helianthus Club Mrs. C. Club Margery Dalton Edward Penchard, Jr Dalton Margaret Kirchhoff W. E. Kennard League of Women Voters C. E. Friend Learnard Avenue Annette Zillmer Department of Government and Economics Department of Child Welfare Washington, D. C League Julia Hilb Terrace H. E. Ericson Wade Pierce Maxine Wilhelms Jaconette Lawrence Council Grove Barbara Pendleton Ann Hubbard Lorene Worsetter Elizabeth Freet Nancy Bonnifield Helen Gamage Nancy Newlin Carolyn Brink Margaret Mae Rhodes Ruth Tierze Pegsy Anne Landen Ottawa Hathryn Ainsworth Lyons Frank Lee House Amelia Hawkins Iris Miller Weldene Middelkauff June Fie B Manhattan Charlotte Gelvix Springfield Lawrence Happy Hour Club J. R. Edmonds Rhode Island Street T. H. Astman F. B. McCulloch Presbyterian Women’s Guild Mesdares Flow Fliderer Lloyd Bourhton Roof Sandorsan H.W. Stowirs Moet Neal Wherry” ' Ie Pontius Tepes Edd Weorl Vel Wireford Vay Aloe Cannon Cyree Kennard Egy Eae Mary Hewell Misses Judd Altar Society St. John's Church Frank Barnes James . Sosa T. A A. C. Pontius West Fourth Street Sherman Brock New Jersey Street C. C. Krum Connecticut Street Franz Wiedemann Wayne Allphin Methodist Guild Joseph A. Wahl United Spanish War Veterans F. B. Dodds Jessie Scott Ida Purcell Walker Tula MrkKind Scott Dassen Dodds Southpark W. W. Hegeman Route Two Memorial Hospital Chester Mitchell Lake View K. A. Dames T. E. Bivens Mabel Bertha Daniel Paul Nibarger J. S. Nibarger Bial Llin Princely State Fan Family Wiese Airit Fay Ramsey Rockford, Jr W. B. Reynolds Fourteenth Street St. Louis John Bowen Musetta Brown Robert A. Hunt F. C. Russell Howard Parker E. F. Abels Los Angeles Young G. O O. P Firstrogram Eudora Aunt Het Robert Qulillen Publishers Syndicate Cleo Grimes Francis Grow H. Reifschneider Blackburn Reifschneider Vance Grimes Yates Center Raymond Markham Nolan Johnson Cyrena Gaines St. Paul’s Church M Guy Grimes Tracy Harvey Mitchell Thomas Harvey Mitchell Republican Chicago Sarah Housman Berthold Durr Colorado Curtis Ruthrauff Clifford Olander Bonner Springs Russell Dizmany Curtis Diedrich Women’s Union of the St. Paul's Church Genevive Brown Miss Brown C. C. Hart Clayton New York Margaret Everley John Everley Henrietta Schubert Clarice Stoeltzing Junior Joe Zillner Teresa Schehrer Mary Cook Bert Brown Virginia Oliver Brown Verna Jean Zillner Bernard Zillner Willard Fitzgerald Fred Mol Ed Forsythe Fred Howard Charles Holmes Olive Dailey Jack Gloria Taylor Lillian Fulkerson Jean Marie Ladies Aid Society Biss Gloria Lemar Alta Terry Elizabeth ‘Arden Weaver Kleers
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