Lawrence Women Open Fall Clubs and Gather for Meetings
Prof and Mrs Bert A Nash host contract club this evening at Manor. University Women’s Club opens fall events October 5 at Myers Hall. Mrs Fritz Meyn honors daughter Fritzi at luncheon for St Mary Academy student. Home Aid Society staging autumn quilt sale. October meetings planned for Zodiac, Ventura, Ingleside, and First Methodist builders class. Beauceant assembly notes Kansas Topeka supreme meeting with Lawrence hosts and floral decor. Delegates elected for district Federation of Women’s clubs.
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Bert A. Nash
Fritz Meyn
Fritzi
St. Mary Academy
Leavenworth
Carolyn’ Bell
Bernice Bell
Griesa
Helen Louise St. Clair
Betty Lou ~Allphin
Martha Rose Allphin
Marguerite Phelan
Helen Baker
Ruthie Wendt
Bonner Springs
Lillian Zimmer
Kansas City
Kan
Alice Marie Meyn
First ‘Methodist Church
Ernest Bigsby
Barker Avenue
Ventura Club
C. Asher
John Ise
Ingleside Club
A.A. Stanford
A. P. Hults
Lawrence Woman's Club
the Manor
Biles Iris “Noland
Ralph Ip
Tez
W. Z. Wing
AL Weeler
Lawrence
Menger
Kia E C Shimarona
Kappa Alpha Theta _Alumnus
A. T. Walker
Elmer. Brown
Zodiac Club
Janeheon
F. H. Smithmeyer
H. C. Rumsey
Fred Love
F. A. Kelsey
Alpha Gamma
Delta Rothern
Green Owl
University Women's Club
Mywra Hall
Washington
Hap
Hovey Hanen
Ellaworth
Gamma Phi
Stephen J. Lyon
Collinsville
Genn
A. J. Mix
W. W. Hutton Jr
Chicago
Myra Keller
Tonganoxie
Mary Margaret Parry
Topeka
Hal. Stevenson
University
Marion Gasaway
Randal
J. F
Herbert Gas
Mevnatian
L.A. Fitz
John Levi
Helen Shaw
Bob” Moody
New York City
R. K. Moody Sr
Moody
New York
Longsmiths
Ni C
Maxwell House
Texaco
Edna Smith
H. D. O’brien
Russell
Dale, Jr
Peggy Clayton
Betty Day
Fritzi Me
Delores Green
Annie Whipple
Haskell-Washburn
C. Friend
Charles. Elwell
Wde George
Esterly
A. B. Weavr
Dolph Simons
Joe Knack
Dick Wagstaff
Omaha
Alfred Rudiger
Los Angeles
Cal
C. H. Wulfehuhler
Louisiana Street
Frances Morehouse
Lee Schwinley
George Meyn
Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Society Notes
Lawrence social pages record weddings, club meetings, receptions, and violin with Jaiz. The marriage of Iris Noland to Ralph Butler takes place at the Noland home with Rev A J Miller officiating. Guests include the Nolands, Georges Noland, and Clara Butler among a long list of local families and church figures. A Plymouth church reception honors Rev Joseph F King with dozens of pastors and members in attendance. Various clubs meet at the Manor Green Owl and local homes, with teas, suppers, and committee duties outlined. A Wiener roast at Clinton Park hosts about fifteen children from the Young Married class, and many families head to Topeka and Kansas City for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Order of the Beauceant
Supreme
Topeka
Herbert M. Underwood
Pittsburgh
Penn
Lawrence
O. J. Lane
Lawrence Assembly
Jayhawk
Knights’ Templar
J.B. Denyson
Denyson
W. W. Hutton
H. B. Sparks
A. C. Mitchell
C. B. McClelland
Grant Risley
R. K. ‘Nicholson
W. H. McKone
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
King
Sarah Cleland
L. N. Lewis
A. B. Weaver
Karl Klooz
Ethel High
Hugh Means
J.F. Mee
W. C. Summers
Iris Noland
Will A. Noland
Ralph Butler
Clara Butler
George Noland
A. J. Miller
Lawrence Memorial High School
Harveyvilleigh School
Sneezas Plumbing Company
Mississippi Street
George Beckwith
Chester Kramer
Frank Kramer
Forrest Springer
Manhattan
John. Kramer
Wamego
Clarence Anderson
Garrison
Levina Richardson
W. Harr
Tim Clark
W. Fetty
Glen Bailey
Scott Bailey
Lottie. .Clark
Naomi Glicken
Rex Holmes
Eston Family Mentioned in Personal Note
Dr and Mrs LF Eston and their son are identified as Mr Eaton's parents in a brief personal notice from the local column. The fragment confirms family ties and domestic relations among residing residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LF. Eston and Son
Eaton
Local social notes detail multiple arrivals and anniversaries
Sunday visits and arrivals mark community life. Corliss and Randall cases are noted along with Mitchells, Bell Memorial Hospital transfers and Bonnie Atkinson returning to Kansas City. A fiftieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Penner draws a large gathering, while residents like Bruce Bush, Bertha Bush, Clar ence, Turner and Dent visit, host gatherings, or assist with chores. George Corliss builds an outdoor cave on his farm as neighbors stop by in DeSoto and Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dent
Havi
Rolla Gorlon
Charles Bush
Kansas’ City
Bertha Bush
Clarence
Robert Turner
DeSoto
G.toothaker
Eapital City
John Penner
George Corliss
Mra
W.h.dent
Mira
J. G. Clark
Linwood
George Epp
Gee
Kansas
Mrs. Marry E. Poff to Be 89 on Thursday
Mrs. Marry E. Poff will turn 89 on Thursday October 5 in Lawrence. She is remembered for long service in the city rest room, succeeding the late Mrs. Mary Lawrence. Widow of Joseph A. Poff once court bailiff, she is mother to Grace Poff, former city schools teacher, and Lon Poff who appeared in several motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Poff
No Pieces of Chicken Need Be Wasted If One Uses Careful Planning
A historic guide shows ways to use all chicken parts to avoid waste. It covers frying, stews, salads, bouillon, soups, scalloped dishes, creamed chicken, and baked whole fowls with dressing. It suggests using necks backs wings giblets in various preparations and offers a fricasseed method using a slow oven and gravy from pan drippings.
Confidences and the fragile child’s secret trust
The piece discusses parental tact in encouraging a child to share troubles. It notes that open communication reduces problems, while breaking trust can cause withdrawal. It highlights how secrecy, timing, and gentle approach affect a child’s willingness to reveal inner conflicts and fears.
Fragmented OCR Word Salad on Family and Mechanisms
Disjointed text fragment mentions parents listening and a list of items like shock absorber and passive parts. Content appears corrupted with stray phrases and no coherent event, person, or place. No clear news item emerges. summary reflects unreadable source snippet.
Perennials Planted Now For Next Year’s Garden
The article outlines delaying germination of perennial seeds until August and September, with shading and soil moisture to prevent crusting. It details a winter hardy method using a canvas shield, lists seeds suited for fall sowing, and describes constructing a small seed frame on the garden’s south or east side. It notes that most perennials bloom the second year and offers careful seed handling, bed preparation, and covering guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Ransdell
Lawrence Flower Club
Costume Made by S. H. S. Girl Claims State 4-H First
Vera Flory of Lone Star won first place in the state 4-H club costume contest at the state fair in Hutchinson. The prize includes a gold medal and a trip to Chicago for the national 4-H club congress. Her $1590 costume featured a brown and white wool novelty tweed dress with matching hat purse and gloves, made largely at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Flory
Lone Star
Hutchinson
Chicago
Althe
Mer Ory Lemée
Vera
N.’D
Apple Raisin Pie Method From Aged Recipe
A fragment outlines an old method for a raisin filled apple tart. Steps mention peeling and slicing apples, washing raisins, chopping with nut meats, and baking on a tray. References to sugar, butter, and dreary measurements hint at a homey dessert preparation from a vintage card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rssaoa
Apple Batter Pie Recipe From Grace Howard Sibley KS
Mrs Etta Bell Baldwin City route 43 provides a recipe for Apple Batter Pie. It describes making a cider reduction, sweetened apples cooked until tender, mashing and mixing with sugar, adding to the boiled cider, and baking in a hot oven about two hours. Spices may be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Bell
Baldwin City
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and University News
Baldwin residents report visits from Miss Anna Jordon and Francis Tracy, with travels to the Century of Progress and Baker University connections. The cast for Baker University’s Fashion is announced, and the Hopewell Country Club hosts a September gathering. Naomi Muenzenmeyer returns from Japan to teach in Tokyo, while the Kaw Valley Rabbit Breeders meet and discuss rabbit meat products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
New York
Anna Jordon
Francis Tracy
Pittsfield
Masa
Baldwin
A. D. Butell
John Holster
Richard McCaig
Baker
Centralia
Besse Thompson
Des Moines
Robert B. McBride
McBride
Duluth
Glen
Milton Noltensmeyer
George Nunnell
Blue Ound
Karl Spear
Kansas City
Phi Mu
Delta Tau Deltta
Melrose Methodist Church
Spear
Wade Carter
Hopewell Country Club
Carrie Williams
ty.Bailey
Anna Boer
Korea
Olds
Russell Greer
Willis Kitts
Susan Breeze
Loren Williams
Naomi Muenzenmeyer
Nagoya
Japan
Floyd Roberts
Tokyo
Muenzenmeyer
Samuel W. Muenzenmeyer
Kaw Valley Rabbit Breeders Association
Charles I. Spahr
Albert Pardee
Russell Eugene
Detroit
Mich
Kansas
Seattle Wash
University of Washington
Englis
Lanes Aid
Gertrude Schot
Worden
Cencepy
Miss Schott
Baker Shick service noted in local church address
Baker Shick was held at First Methodist church with Rev James Chubb delivering the subject The Re. names of a College Education Special music by both church quartets The Baker Faculty Club plans a picnic at East Park next Monday October 2 at 680 oclock Dean Luther Leavengood and Mrs George Sanders active in organizing. Perry Stover opens a garage in Wellsville while staying in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Schott
Misa
S. ‘Anne
Ree C. Gibbon
Aiibeaia
Seteber Id
Anna Mary Eastwood
William M
Bae History
Harry
Case Library
Eastwood
Blue Mound
Oerewalar x
Baker Shick
James Chubb
Roland
Rogers
James Russell
Eugene Farrow
Robert Mize
Ethel Marie Allee
Jeanna Woodruff
Irene Sterling
Beryl Bailey
Irving D. Bartley
Luther’ Leavengood
Direct. Ir
Perry Stover
Wellsville
Baldwin
Baker
East Park
Dean
Luther Leavengood
Lawrence News Highlights and Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Glen Wilson visit with relatives including L James and nine children from Raby Lena Lawrence. Ruth Ness from Wee Mo visits, Arleta Nevieve and Eleanor Barts guests. Mrs Frank Wachstein and Marjorie Westerhouse visited near Weaver. Picnic guests include Mrs Alvent Neil and Mrs Mattie Kindred. Ella Mae Carrie Fant ning Eileen Brown visit Lawrence. Also local tips cautioning cucumber prep and fruit handling. Santa Margherita apparatus mention and Lawrence Business College plans October 8 with Cissier shorthand and related classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Wilson
L. James
Raby Lena
Lawrence
Ruth Ness
Wee Mo
Arleta
Nevieve
Weaver
Eleanor
Glen Wilson Baby
Ann Vayane Wood
Ted
Alvent ‘Neil
Mattie
Richa Grove
Carl Nels
Ella, Mae
Carrie” Fantning
Eileen Brown
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the University
Myers Hall
C.E. de Vore
Home Aid Society
Bertha Strahl
West Side
Tennessee Street
B. H
G.C. Shimmons
Friends Sunday School
Miereoles Club
H. E. Don Carlos
Edith Wolgamott
Frank Gosper
W. E. Spalding
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kennard W. C. T. U
G. A. R. Hall
Tommy My McCall
Toa
Sita
Cunee Ashopecs
R Ively
Regley Dyer
Peggy Banstead
Patricia Mills
Ainett Wallenie
Kenneth Has
Dorothy
Delbert
Delores McCall
Het
Robert” Quillen
Grace Howard
Sibley
Baldwin News
Journal-World
Liana
Alban Hills
Rome
Santa Margherita
Cissier
The
Lawrence Business College
Brinkman
Home Service Laundry
13Th & Conn
Graham-Mckiernan Dancing School OF
Holloway Hall
19Th
Mass
Agnes “McKiernan
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