Louise Floyd Hosts Bridge Night at Colonial Tea Room
Mrs Louise Floyd plans a dinner tonight at the Colonial tea room followed by bridge at 717 Ohio Street. Attending are Mr and Mrs W W Luedke Aberdeen SD, Mr and Mrs F B Shaner, Mr and Mrs W A Guenther, Mrs E F Caldwell, Miss Alma Busse, and Miss Dorothy Dinsmoor with two bridge tables. Also present are Earl W Patton Kansas City MO, Dr and Mrs L E Rice, Mr and Mrs Char Oakes, Miss Jednette Bowersock, and George L Allres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Floyd
Colonial Tea Room
Ohio Street
W. W
Luedke
Aberdeen
S. D
F. B. Shaner
W. A. Guenther
E. F. Caldwell
Alma Busse
Dorothy Dinsmoor
Earl W. Patton
Kansas City
L. E. Rice
Char Oakes
Jednette Bowersock
George L. Allres
Social calendar events and club notices
A dense social column lists bridge luncheons and dinners across many clubs, including Iota Xu at Hotel Wood and Colony Tea Room. It notes League of Women Voters officers meeting at 530 Ohio Street, plus numerous meetings of university and community groups, with attendees and hosts across Topeka and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Miller
Bridge Club
JD. Johnson
Iota Xu
Hotel Wood
Toulse Floyd
Colony
League of Women Voters
Waller Thiele
Personal notices from Kansas City area readers
Mrs. Jess Harper wife of Notre PD athletic director attended the co game Saturday and spent the ar end with her son Mell Harper. Mrs Harper has gone to South Bend Ind to join her husband. Mrs R C Nance is spending the day at Williamstown Miss Elizabeth Tucker was in Kansas City Saturday. Mrs F K Chapman Amarillo Tex formerly Wanda Best arrived to visit Mrs C A Chapman. Mrs John Sharer returned to Garden City after visiting daughter Jane Sharer at the University. Mr and Mrs J D B Evans of Kansas City attended the football game and were guests of Mr Evans' parents. Arthur Sheely and Reed Williams attended the game en route home from Detroit. They left Detroit Thursday and were in Kansas City Friday. After the game they left for their homes. Wilson Hollands son of Prof and Mrs E H Hollands 1530 Rhode Island street has joined the government engineers office in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Harper
Notre PD University
Mell Harper
University of Kansas
Harper
South Bend
Ind
R.C. Nance
Williamstown
Elizabeth Tucker
Kansas City
F. K. Chapman
Amarillo
Tex
Aliss Wanda Best
Colo
Reed Williams
Loveland
American Legion
Detroit
Wilson Hollands
E. H. Hollands
Rhode Island Street
Recital Pair At KU Features Moncrieff and Kuersteiner
Hart W Patton of Kansas City was guest of Lawrence friends over the weekend. Alice Moncrieff contralto and Karl C Kuersteiner violinist will present a varied program at 8 o'clock in the Administration auditorium marking the first KU fine arts faculty recital of the year. Swarthout and Evelyn Swarthout will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart W. Patton
Kansas City
Lawrence Friends
Alice Moncrieff
Karl C. Kuersteiner
Tonicht
K. U
Thomas Brahams Adusio
Mrs. Moncriet
Mr. Kueestvi
Large Crowd Attends Shoot at Local Event
A big turnout gathered for a shooting contest at the county venue yesterday morning. Prizes included hams, apples, bacon and cartons of cigarettes for winners across multiple categories. Winners named include Hobart Rost Pepe Sherer Wise Mertz McNabb Rhoe Fitz Green Merwin TeNabb Taylor Holbeck Neustifter Jelian Fite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Rost
Pepe
Sherer
Wise
Mertz
MecNabb
Rhoe
Fitz
Bacon
Green
Merwin
TeNabb
Taylor
Holbeck
Rhee
Neustifter
Jelian
Fite
Pleasant Grove Social Circle notes and local visits
Pleasant Grove residents report a Social Circle meeting with 4 members present and refreshments served. Local visits included Alta Dillon at the Jack Dillon home in Mars and Kansas City visitors Friday. Attendees named include Messer, Bob Flory, Benny Jez Gay Williams, Mrs Finckel, Harold, Mrs Orville Flory, Mrs Dallas Jetlison, Wayne Deay, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Dillon
Jack Dillon
Mars
T. G. Hiatt
High Prairie
Topeka
Clarence Crane
Oscar Crane
N. D. Messer
Ralph
Rose
Bobby
Clara Hunsinger
Mr. Ice
Bill Wouter
Billy
John Daniels
Sandy Williams
P. Hougland
Olathe
Sear Crane
Rov Dez
Dill
Porter
Roy Deay
Flory
Everett Pence
J . N. D. Messer
Ehilren
David Kessler
Lawrence
Bill Porter
Buster Tipes
K. F
Valley Chapel Weather Brings Heat Relief After Stormy Night
A rain Sunday night in an axial storm offered relief from extreme heat. Residents weary of the heat welcomed the change and hoped the cooler air would ease the wa situation somewhat.
Style Show Champion Wins Cotton Afternoon Dress Title
Style Show Champion wore the cotton afternoon dress that won her three tri al awards including Kansas Fair at Topeka and entry to the State Fair at Hutchinson. Hartman is daughter of P L Hartman of the University of Kansas. Curtis and Conrad hosted supper guests. Several locals attended Topeka fair and WIBW radio program. News notes on visits, illnesses, and fair preparations appear throughout the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pioneer Sarah Longanecker Laid To Rest In Local Service
In a neighborly ceremony last Monday afternoon pioneer Sarah Longanecker was laid to rest. Attending were FE Iis Bead and spouse, Robert Wilson and spouse, John Banks and spouse, Hi Schellhorn, W E H Baning, Willis Dun, Wall bearers Torter and Ellis Bond, Hugo Schellhorn, John Le, Tannie Frantz and son Bert of Plains Kansas visiting relatives, Rob Watts, Gus Hadle and children, Witt Hadle and family near Clinton, Minnie Thomesen, Ollie Budaley, John Canavan of Lawrence, F Thome, Mildred Jarben and son Rows from California, Clifford Christensen and Florene of Lawrence, and Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Longanecker
FE Iis Bead
Robert Wilson
Mars
John Banks
Hi Schellhorn
W. E H. Baning
Willis Dun
Torter
Ellis Bond
Mildred Jarben Ad
California
Clifford Christensen
Florene
Lawrence
Roy
Pleasant Valley September Meeting of A Club
The September meeting of the A was well attended with special music including violin harmonica and vocal duets. School children presented songs from a Francis Willard Day program before parents discussed topics. Participants included Mrs. Jacob Ochlert Mr. A Lynch Mrs. Harold Rothrock Mrs. Gariott and Mr. Illian. refreshments of cake and punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Willard
Jacob Ochlert
A. Lynch
Harold Rothrock
Gariott
Illian
George P. Stone
Kansas City
John Blough
Olive Lan
Toneka
George Griffith
Eunice Griffith
J. McCall
Lawrence
E. G. Griffith
Valentine Weigel
Flavor of Unusual Hills Bros Coffee
An advertisement extols Hills Bros Coffee as the finest with a patented Controlled Roasting process ensuring uniform flavor. It claims air removal in vacuum cans preserves freshness and urges readers to order by name, noting Hills Bros Coffee Inc in Kansas City Missouri and dating to 193L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Reported
The column records various social happenings and visits among residents, including Mr and Mrs Stikee Hadl and family at Clinton, Jack Maloney and O Connell Moore’s corn for Crissie Richardson, E Griffith and W H Sinks caring for their mother, and a Lawrence picnic trip by multiple families. Ruth Blough attended a Topeka fair, and a dated Washington item notes a family dining with Mrs Possey and an unknown guest in March 1760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Otto Luckan
Tonganeie
I. A. Hand
Terry Crall
Leonard Hills
John Blough
Phil
Lucille
Sat
W. H. Sinks
Hazel
E. Howard
Lara
Delbert Richardson
Topeka Fair
George Pickens
Lawrence
Ruth Blough
Washington
George Washington
Possey
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Socheiy
Finesse Club
Ford
H. E. Don Curles
Miercelea
Spooner-Thayrr
Entre Nous
Kincheon
Wood
Mally Dozen
James Youtut
University Women's Club
Myners Hall
Chanter AZ
Galen
Katheryne Wilson
Kanwaka' Y
Mar
Garet Colman
Kh. C. Achning
H. Neve
Kanwaka Church
Ted Aszman
Jack To
Druner
Frank A
Fredo Barteldes
Mra. C. EL Mircher
BR. Gustafson
Fon
A.N. Lewis
K. K. Glatthaar
Will Alison
Ladies’ Literterary League
George Maffet
Haskell Avenus
P. E.D
Galen Gorrill
Vermont Street
Oak Ridge
Farm Bureau
Fred Lzptad
Portia Club
Ty Courtney
West Fourteenth Street
H. W. Howsman
Spain
Topeka Y.W.C.A
Paul B. Lawson
New Hampshire Street
Presmn Church
Bruce
Cher
Ars
J. C. Saunders
J. H. Corel
Douglas County
Holcom’s Grove
A. L. Hotcom
Roy Wismer
Donald Waggoner
George Ty
Argel Cochran
Charles du Anthony Dittrich
Frank Swecker
O. J. Lane
Mary Miller
Ray Wismer
Thelma Waroner
Dorothy Elliott
Emma Semple
Bessie Star
Margaret Cochran
Olive Brown
Earl Schaeffer
Ina Bahnmaier
Onal Shin
Mary Shannon
Mildred Maloney
Arthur
C. J. Eriksen
Paul Kiele Kaseld
First
Alfred Lawrence
Southside Reading Club
Chester Brown
Needlecraft Club
G. M. Falley
Know Your Bible Circle
Evangelical Church
Tenth and
Connecticut Streets
Alfred Hill
Fort Collins
Irving Hill
Chancellor
E. H. Lindley
Fred Ellsworth
Jd. W. Murray
W. G. Thiele
Elizabeth Leonean
George H. Hoxie
H. B. Chubb
Unitarian Church
Charles Wilson
Hermine Stover
John Ise
Mandalay
Clifton W. Graves
Ober
The
Jolly Dozen Club
James Yunt
Ohio Servats
Frank, Jr
Fran's Skofstad
Aunt Bet GY Rolert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Karl Kuersteiner
Pleasant Grove
E. E. Daniels
Oscar
Valley Chapel
Curtis
Conrad
W. J. Curtis
Margaret
Chas. Baning
Homer Flory
Solon Markley
Elizabeth Dunn
WIBW
C. V Gann
Grover Boem
Alma
Floyd
Boem
Roy Curtis
Margaret Curtis
Alice Johnson
Rob Watts
Big Springs
Mildred Barden
Rogers
Baby
Clifford Christenson
Fred Gray
Mery Eilen
Gray
Florence
Luella
A. E. Puckett
Clyde Puckett
Steve Wilson
Neal Banks
Maurice Knot
Myrtle
Abt
A E. Puckett
Hoy Puckett
Inez Bowen
Wilma Hartman
Pleasant Valley
Abus
Otto Fischer
Ward's Flower Shop Flowerfore
Helen Thomes
Trea Esa Aed
Maytag
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Lawrence Maytag Company
Mass
Onganoxie
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
Swenson Maytag Co
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