Community Social Notes Highlight Local Bridge Clubs
Numerous social events fill a busy weekend with bridge games and luncheons. Mrs. Paul Rankin hosts her club at Wiedemann's with prizes won by Mrs. Landes and Mrs. Kirchhoff Jr. Many guests from Oak land to Excelsior Springs attend dinners and gatherings. The Junior High PTA previews an October meeting led by Mrs. Beamer, with a full committee slate. Other clubs host luncheons, thimbles, and gift dinners while churches announce upcoming suppers and missionary meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rankin
Wiedemann's
K. K. Landes
George Kirchhoff, Jr
R. C. Miller
C. W. Amidon
Social Calendar Chronicles Active Club Gatherings
The social calendar lists numerous club meetings and events. Mrs. Bertha Knop and Mrs. W. P. Olm are among those noted with names like Mrs. Charles Fox and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, plus luncheon and supper plans at homes and clubs. The calendar includes golf at the country club, bridge luncheons, and various guilds and missionary activities. Dr. Weavie Markham will speak as a medical missionary to Africa, with reservations through Mrs. O. F. Russell, Mrs. Charles W. Sterling, and Miss Agnes Emery. The Service class of the First Christian church hosts a gathering at Mrs. G. M. Campbell’s home, and other meetings cover bridge clubs, Methodist and Unitarian group events, and the Midland Grange. The Midland Rural club, Unitarian Alliance, and Menninger Bible class are also mentioned with dates, hosts, and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Friends Club
Bertha Knopputer
W. P. Olmdead
Coopersttes
Charles Fox
Arthur Anderson
Eldridge
J Kappa Phi
E. F. Engel
F. W. Cutter
S. M. Law
Ida Hundley
Women's Society of the First Baptist' Church
Missionary Society
Weavie Markham
Africa
O. F. Russell
Charles W. Sterling
Agnes Emery
First Christian Church
G. M. Campbell
Maine Street
William Turner
Menninger Bible
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Vermont Ghorts
Bruce Cameron
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A comic vignette about two local characters, Aunt Het and her partner, who differ on almost every issue except their habit of stopping at wrecks. He helps the injured while she sniffs for liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Personal Notices Of Travel and Visits From Local residents
Mrs Otto Hunzicker and her parents Mr and Mrs A H Carrico and sister Miss Elizabeth Carrico of Coffeyville left yesterday for Omaha and Sioux City Ia and then Hot Springs S D to visit Mrs Hunzicker's grandmother and other relatives They also plan to visit other points in South Dakota before returning home S W Atkinson returned Friday from Nevada Mo where she attended a family reunion at the home of her sister Mrs W C Galbraith She was accompanied by Mrs Galbraith and her aunt Mrs Ida Crowley Miss Dolph Crowley and her brother W W Prewitt all of Oakland Calif Mr and Mrs Byron Cohn of Tops spent Sunday with Mr Cohn's brother J Cohn and Mrs Robert House Mrs Lester Reber and Mrs Carl Reber are shopping in Kansas City today Mrs T J Sweeney Jr spent today in Kansas City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto . Hunzicker
Rs. A. H. Carrico
Elizabeth Carrico
Coffeyville
Omaha
Sioux City
Hot Springs
Hunzicker
South Dakota
S. W
Atkinson
Nevada
W. C. Galbraith
Galbraith
Ida Crowley
Dolph Crowley
W. W. Prewitt
Oakland
Calif
Byron Cohn
Tops
Cohn
J. Cohn
Robert House
Lester Reber
Carl Reber
Kansas City
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Eudora
Louis Shirck
Lecompton
J. E.shirck
Ralph Traxler Sna
Orville McCall
Ivalou
Kenneth
Robert Shirck
Ft. Madison
Iowa
E. M. Bahnmaier
Kanwaka
M. B. Basler
R. A. Ulch
Fred Burke
Glenn Burke
Topeka
E. E. McAfferty
Lawrence
Harry Snyder
Cheyenne
Wyo
McAfferty
L. A. Stone
George Lasswell
Emporia
Robert Wasson
Japan
Porto Rico
Isaac Hartup
Rosemary Glenn
Tecompton
Edward McClanahan
J. M. Taylor
Frank Taylor
Ity
Louise Nelson
Fox
United Brethren Church
J. E. Shirek
Madison
Alice Lee McClanahan
F. W. Bertschinger
J. W Kreider
Local Socials Briefs On Travel Plans And Visits
Miss Mary Sweeney left Sunday for a two weeks vacation with relatives in Denver Colorado. Miss Daisy Calhoun departed yesterday for Des Moines Iowa to spend the winter with cousin Miss Myrtle Proudlove. Mrs Emma Fagan is shopping in Kansas City today, while Mrs Mary Portman and Mrs N Busino spend the day in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sweeney
Denver
Colo
Daisy Calhoun
Des Moines
Myrtle’ Proudlove
Emma Fagan
Kansas City
Mary Portman
N. Busino
Topeka
Lecompton Man Louis Wegener Obituary
Louis Daniel Wegener born January 27 1874 in Warren county Missouri died August 26 1932 at his Lecompton Kansas home aged 58 He was active in church work and served as Sunday school superintendent and church board chairman He married Effie Caywood in 1897 and had six children The family lived in Logan County Salina Lecompton Higginsville and Williamstown He leaves wife six children four brothers and two sisters plus 29 nieces nephews and many friends Burial followed Methodist services in Higginsville Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Daniel Wegener
Warren County
Lecompton
Kansas
Charles
Mary Wegener
Higginsville
Missouri
Lafayette County
Lane
Providence Methodist Church
Waverly
Philemon C
Lyons
Kan
Rhoda E
Fritz Laqua
Lawrence
Louia Carrol
Rachel Mary
Christine
Helen Traynor
Paul
Page
Salina
Williamstown
Memorial Hopital
F. H. Biesemeyer
McCracken
Werener
Julius
Eldon
William
Martin
Sam
Blackburn
Joe Hollis
Cracken
Mao
Fay Richards
Topeka
Richards
M. E. Basler
Basler
Lovie Tolle
L. L. Correll
Families Attend Home Dinner at Shircks in Eudora
Sunday gatherings in the area included extended family visits across Lecompton, Kanwaka, Topeka, and Fort Madison. Attendees included Shircks and Traxlers, McCalls, Bahnmaiers, Baslers, Ulchs, Burke families, and guests from Topeka, with church programs at United Brethren. Local sports plans and reunions noted along with travel to Berryton for high school football.
Missionary Meeting Draws Crowds at St John Worden
A large congregation attended a Missionary meeting at St John Evangelical Church in Worden on Sunday September 18. Rev Sauer from Kansas City led the morning and evening services, with Rev J Nelson from Worden Evangelical Church assisting. Dinner was served cafeteria style by the ladies at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Evangelical Church
Sauer
Kansas City
J. Nelson
Worden Evangelical Church
St. John
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across L First Clues
Puzzle page presents a mixed set of crossword clues with numbered entries for across and down. Clues include geography, language, literature, science, and common words, with several entries referencing famous figures and terms. Answers fill a standard grid, aided by cross-referencing letters from intersecting clues.
Missionary Meeting At St John's Ev Church Draws Compact Visitors
Visitors from Paola Lawrence Parkville Baldwin and nearby towns attended the missionary meeting at St. John’s Evangelical church Sunday. The collection totaled 373.12 dollars as local families joined guests for services and social events.
Tonganoxie Football Opens Season on Friday at Home
Tonganoxie high school kicks off the season Friday with a game against alumni on Evana field. The league opener against Linwood arrives Friday Sept 80 at home, followed by Gardner on Oct 7, and DeSoto on Oct 28 at Tonga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Evana
Linwood
Gardner
Tonganoxie
DeSoto
Tonga
Eudora Nov fedeated gridiron notes and travels
Nov 3 game Eudora at Tonga Coach Beatty reports eight lettermen back and a well shaped team. Mr and Mrs Robert Sechrest visited Kansas State Fair at Topeka. Fire department answered a fire at a D Thistlethwaite barn near Milton Case teel’s residence damaged nearby. Mr and Mrs C H Sturgis vacationing in South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Fay Brown of Lawrence visited Charles Brown and Fay Morrow. Morrow home briefly. Mary Ellen Miller plans to start a dancing class October first after a P T A recital. Merlin Harris, son of Sherman and Mrs Harris, ill in Mercy Hospital Kansas City after pneumonia. Mrs Jack Todd hosted Country Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Tonga
Beatty
Robert Sechresto
Topeka
D. Thistlethwaite
Milton Caseteel
Sherman Harris
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Jack Todd
Community program and Scout hike noted in Baldwin
The Southeast section reports an Aid sponsored gathering at the new Methodist church next Wednesday at 7 30 pm with a free supper, music, and a one act play led by Harold Flickinger. Donald Tisdale passed his tenderfoot exam and joined the Boy Scouts after a hike to Wilson County farm with Milton Nojtensmeyer and Aubrey Buretorf supervising cooking tests and track events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
New Methodist Church
Howard Sanders
Harold Flickinger
Donald Tisdale
Wilson County
Dell Road
Milton Nojtensmeyer
Aubrey Buretorf
Scout Group Plans Friday Meeting At Scout Room
Committeemen A E Burgtorf and Lee Smith sr and Scoutmaster J A Pollolk hosted a feed with a large water melon. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday evening at 7 o clock in the scout room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Burgtorf
Lee Smith, Sr
J. A. Pollolk
Oklahoma City teachers visit Baldwin with Bailey family
Miss Barbara Bailey and Miss Grace Garten of Hennessey Oklahoma spent last weekend in Baldwin with Miss Bailey's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bailey. Both women teach in Oklahoma City schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bailey
Grace Garten
Hennessey
Okla
Baldwin
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S. W. Atkinson
W. W. Prewitt, Jr
A. W. Robison
Lucille Hudson
Prewitt Galbraith
C. L. Mason
Marcelline
Robert Mason
Anna Lee
Homer Crowley
Excelsior
Springs
Gottlieb Nieder
Douglas County
Lone Star
Diedrich
Ray Ogden
Herman Bohnsack
E. J. Hill
Simpson Taylor
G. Atherton
John Canavan
Elwood Robinson
Fred Wilkerson
A. B. Commons
M. D. Flory
Nieder
Parent-Teacher Association
R. H. Beamer
George W. Jones
L. C. Allen
W. 8. Lefford
B. P. Baker
Glenn ‘A. Dawes
D. Don Haines
Daryl J. Dodds
Mildred Kirkham
F. QO. Russell
Amigos ‘Club
W. C. Brownlee
Thimbles
Jeannette Bowersock
Anne Kent
M. J. Getto
H. C. Rumsey
Ladies Aid of the
Evangelical Church
A. M. Wilcox
Colonial Tea Room
Mothers’ League
Irre
Lee McCain
West Side Presbyterian Missionary Society
Daniel Kirby
Paul B. Lawson
Walter Keeler
Genevieve Carman
B. J. Logsdon
Edw Fritz
M. N
Es A . Babb
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. Bridge Club
le Tavern
P. W. Club
C. C. Webb
Methodist Guild
Clintar
Park
Eriggay
W. W. Hutton
Walter Thiele
Lee McCoin
E. O. W. Bridge Club
H. D. Johnson
M. E. Simmons
R. C. Nance
Thelma Bethard
Simmons
Frank Strong
The
Methodist Church
H. W. Howsman
Midland Grange
Midland Hall
C. G. Husted
Albert Schaake
Joe Wagner
Mr. Wagner
G. Robinson
Mabel
Joe
Ellen Holladay
Joyce Darlene
William Donivan
Ida
Midland Rural Club
Frank Toms
Howard Irwin
P. S. Sterling
Altha Guthrie
Henry Eibest
Dayton
William Adams
Mary Garvin
New Hampshire Street
Unitarian Alliance
Seba Eldridge
Rose Morgan
England
Publishers Syndicate
Rousseau
Ming
Hed
Oimi
Fas
John Knoche
Marie
George Knoche
Alfred
Viola
John Harold
George Hornberger
Fred Knoche
Frank Knoche
Robert
Paul’ Alpert
Hulda
Wanda
Ed Alpert
Paola
St. John’s Evangelical
Walter Harbour
Dorothy Harbour
Lyndon
G. E. Seybold
Parkville
Nellie Wintermantle
Christine Heim
Conrad Altenbernd
Raymond Holmes
Albert
Lena Albert
Sophia Heim
Heim
Pauline Applegate
Oklahoma
Anna Hoffman
Bethel
Harold Kirby
Mable Rappard
Eva Haas
Margaret Heim
Virgil Schwartz
George Hepner
Lester Schwartz
Floyd Heffner
Frank Pippert
Clara Geisz
Thelma Schwartz
Hazel
Irene Lynch
Mable Haas
Louisa Schwartz
Misa Opal Elm
Memorial Hospital
Gentral School
Central
Henry Schwartz
Ivan Schwartz
Betty Jean
Milton Kring
and Mes
Glenn Flora
Johnnie
Breihaupt and
Frances
Elmer Wintermantle
Misa Anna Hoffman
Fred Heim
Donald Elsmere Gastrock
Jimmy Dyer
Roy Detweiler
Charley Haas
Julius Zeitch
Ernest
John Stoebener
Frank Marshall
Mildred
Vinland
Ruth Johanning
Norma Stoebener
Alvin Johanning
Walter Schwartz
Arnold Stoebener
Hutchinson
Endora
St. John's Evangelical Church
Baldwin News
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Otto Fischer
Alller
Crawford-Veatch
Euedany
Belding
Mallinson
Ina O
Warren’s
Warren
Warren's
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