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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1936

Page

7

Social Calendar And Local News Of Douglas County

Friday social calendar lists Vendred and Helianthus clubs and Mrs H B Bullene. Invitations from Mrs W C Brownlee for a tea on Friday October 2 honoring Miss Bertha Parker of Minneapolis and Mrs George Maffett of Lawrence. Meetings at 1 o clock Monday for Mond sewing club. Marriage announced of Miss Virginia Shephard to Alvin Kampschroeder with wedding in June. couple to visit Sturgis before settling in Richland. Republican precinct committee women meet at 706 Massachusetts street. campaign ramp-up by U S Guyer at courthouse Tuesday. next meeting Wednesday September 30 at 2:30. Numerous luncheon duties listed for committee. Various local clubs host dances, picnics, and lectures. Ruth Morse recounts trip to Asia. church events and hikes scheduled. Minervian club and Friendly Hour noted. flower club hosting in Trinity Lutheran parlor. hospitality committee listed.

W. C. Brownlee Bertha Parker Minneapolis Minn George Maffett Lawrence Virginia Bernice Shephard William E. Shephard South Bend Ind Alvin A. Kampschroeder Sturgis Mich Fri Kampschroeder Richland South Heaid Air Kampschroeder West Main Street Sturgis Alaminum Company Mr. Kampschschroeder Dread Training Schonlch Lawrence Business College Douglas County Massachusetts Street David McCreath Court House U.S. Guyer Mre Am - Rive Wilde Murray D. Flory Pion Cur Bigsby Avery John Taymond Kesler Eugene Kennedy Julius Marks Charles Husrehnelder Earl Clevesner Nichard Stevens van Bruner Morehell & Preston & ,Sttephan L.k.robinson Rankin C. B. Hastord John Brand Teckham LH Petefish Noors Eudora Methodist Church Lawrence Hil Ernest Smith Willama Brugier Haskell Tilicum Lodge Haskell Institute Ruth Morse Orient Japan Korea Manchukuo China University of Washington Morse Twila Schuiarzh Silvine Eleanor Hadl Hilda Zecilner

Aunt Het by Robert Quillen

A brief note presents Aunt Het from Robert Quillen, with a line about judging dress size by sight and a quip on fit and dream. Public domain tone hints at a 1936 publication.

Aunt Het Robert Quillen Publishera Syndicate

Personal notices of local families visit and travel

Mr and Mrs S A Stewart and son Lyman of San Bernardino Cal and Mr and Mrs J B Kersey of Mulvane Kan left after visiting sister Mrs J J Eddy. Families across Lawrence held a Sunday gathering at Mrs Eddy’s 745 Arkansas. Several residents plan trips and visits to Kansas City, Bartlesville and Chicago. veterans reunion in Columbia Mo. others attend local events and hospital procedures.

S. A. Stewart Lyman San Bernardino Cal J. B. Kersey Mulvane Kan J. J. Eddy Lawrence Eddy Arkansas Street A. J. Burditt Cleburne Tex Herbert Allphin Allphin Tracy Leis Columbia F. M. Evison Kansas City Reynolds Sands Kalamazoo Mich Anna Weed Nell McFarland Marvin le Suer Chris Armatrong Kelsey Cosley Denver Fred Noll Louisiana Street Art Haglund Indians Street Memorial Hospital C. T. Royston Mildred Elder C. C. Perkins Carl Bartlesville Okla Darwin Gerard Eugene Perkins Geneva Monteith Janice Bertha Parker Minneapolis Minn R. I.canuteson R. R. McFarland Chicago J. H. Saunders Saunders The Veterans of Foreign Wars Arthur L. Owen Terra Haute Ind George Melvin Fred Jaedicke Moraine Park Colo

Local notes from Glenn and vicinity events and visits

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mellenbruch of Topeka called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Brown as Mrs. Brown recovers from two months of illness. Lavina and Arleene De Kat of Lecompton visited. Arleene is a Lecompton rural high freshman. Mrs. Fulton and daughter Billie Glenn returned from Enterprise and Abilene after visiting relatives. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Morris’ aunt Mrs. Wizer of Lost Springs, en route home via Herington and Junction City. Dwight Henry named infant Vivian Louise. Ray Scott attends college at Arkansas City and spent weekend with G. M. Bahnmaier family. Mrs. Henry S. Blake Jr. of New York City and her mother were also mentioned.

H. D. Mellenbruch Topeka H. Z. Brown Billie Glenn Enterprise and Abilene Fulton Ulrich Stradtner Enterprise Ralph Stradtner Glenn Herington Morris Junction City

Social News From Lecompton and Nearby Towns

Cora Scout of Lecompton attends dinner with Mr and Mrs W D Moore. Topeka visitors Fred Tullis, Louise, and Mary Orcutt visit relatives. Mary Stubbs commutes from Lawrence to Star school district no 19. Will Brownlee home guests include Ed Wilder and families from Lawrence and Topeka. Glenn and Bahnmaier families visit Lone Star and Topeka. Glenn PTA opens for 1936 37 with new committees. Grace and Doris Hiatt return from a southern vacation.

Cora Scout Lecompton W. D. Moore and Myre Fred Tullis Louise Mary Orcutt Eugene Topeka Will Brownlee Dwight Henry Ed Wilder Louis Goodrick Dorothy Louise Lawrence Ray Scott Arkansas City Opal Matney Cyril Bahnmaier Thomas J. E. Matney Erma H. C. Ebergole Anthony Evelyn Iee Ernnest Wulfkuhle Ray Cree George F. Bahnmaier W. H. Glenn Lone Star Glenn Harald F. Summers John Bahnmaier Top George L. Glenn W. B. Stauffer Oneta Glenn Henry Brown Mary Sanford Walter Brown Meyer Ted Smith Starr Glenn H. N. Sanford H. F. Summers Grace Doris Hiatt New Orleans South

Brohammer reunion and church pastor to bow out

Worden and Simmons families joined the Brohammer reunion at Baldwin on Sunday. Rev. Slupianek, pastor of St. John’s Evangelical, will deliver his final sermon Sunday morning after seven years. Several Lawrence residents and local families visited and connected with friends in the area during the weekend and Monday.

Virgil Schwartz Pauline Charles Simmons Dorothy Carl Peterson Brohammer Baldwin Slupianek St. John’s Evangelical Church Elmer Pippert Lawrence Henry Rappard Ray Schwalm John Breithaupt Clifford Reep Kansas City John Stoebener Oscar Otto Howard Hoffman Erise Pippert Alvin Stahl Irvin Louisa Schwartz Carl Schwartz

Sunday Dinner Guests Bring Local Families Together

Mrs Edward Johanning hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Will Beetz and family from Fall. Mary De Watteville from Lawrence visited John Breithaupt's home. John Hoffman and Ralph dined with Charles Hoffman and Betty. John Stoebener Arnold Pauline Oscar Otto joined Elise Haas and Carl Plambeck with Elisabeth and Antonette. Marthe Niebrugge from Lawrence spent the weekend with William and Mrs Niebrugge's family Karl and Milton.

Edward Johanning Will Beetz Fall Mary de Watteville Lawrence John Breithaupt John Hoffman Ralph Charles, Hoffman Betty John Stoebener Arnold Pauline Oscar Otto Walter Schwartz Elise Haas Carl Plambeck Elisabeth Antonette Marthe Niebrugge William Niebrugge Karl Milton

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. B. Bullene Vendred Club Helianthus Club C. C. Krum W. E. Kennard Bridge J. R. Coulson Massats Street Mond, Sewing Club Alta May Rhoads Paola Clifford M. Knoop GC. A Holcom Jase Nicht Raymond Mees Tontius Anita Sue Esses Miss Finnerty Pioneer Cemetery Mary Larson J. P. Jensen C. A. Puls Minervian Club L. A. Beurman Minnie Beurman America R. Rydell Mary Springer A. R. Oatman Friendly Hour Lena Davis Clara Harris Edith Mitchell Goldie Shultz Alberta Wiltz Turner Glenn and Vicinity ROYAL Natal Peu Elton Oo Tay Printzess Shelby RB Bryn Vee Weaver Fome Elizabeth Hawes Johansen Shillie Wilson Rhem Oxford
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