Burns Memorial Party at Mrs. Gilchrist Home
Robert Burns tribute observed at Mrs. Andrew Gilchrist’s home with poetry reading songs and songs by Mrs. L. W. Trumbull John Hunter and Billy Walker. Guests included Mrs. Kendrick and local society figures as floral decorations and a Burns toast followed by Scotch delicacies.
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Andrew Gilchrist
Glasgow
Mra
Gilchriet
Ainter
John Allen
Robert Norte
Stuart
Great Witte
Scotland
Hurns
L. W. Trumbull
John Hunter
Billy Walker
Burns
Gilchrist
Colin Hunter
Thomas Hunter
Samuel Carson
William Lannen
Jay Showalter
Kendrick
Pines Syrup Promise Lays Relief for Coughs
A home remedy advertises Pine extract cough syrup said to ease hoarseness and throat irritation, loosen dry coughs, and provide rapid relief within 24 hours. It touts Norway pine extract renowned for bronchial help and includes a satisfaction guarantee and money-back policy.
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Phi
Finex Wayne
Visiting List Misa Brophy to Enter Omahas School
Misa Misa Athol Brophy will leave soon for her home in Omaha to enter school. She bids goodbye with reluctance and hopes to return in a couple of weeks for the Lariat entertainment on February 11 at the gymnasium.
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Hazel B. Emigh
Wall of
Fort Collings
Cheyenne
Colorado Agricultural College
Misa Emigh
Greeley
Wall
The
Agricultural College
Misa Athol Brophy
Omaha
Miss Brophy
Woman's Club to Hear Speaker Mr Arnold at Open Meeting
The Woman's club will host diatinguie hoo speaker . P Arnold of Laramie will address the open meeting this afternoon at the Hylary. Members invited friends to hear Mr Arnold and enjoy a cup of tea. Whittier Club will meet this afternoon with Moe. Harry Durham hosts the TV club gathering tonight.
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Sion
P. Arnold
Laramie
Woman's Club
Hylary
Mr. Arnold
Copclasion
Whittier Club
Moe
Harry Durham
TV. Club
Social Evening Rewards Prizes After Game Series
Hosts Mr and Mrs Archer led a social evening with elaborate refreshments after games. Prizes went to Mrs A J Miller and Mr Fred Miller. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Miller, Mr and Mrs Bampe, Mr and Mrs C Atherly, Mr and Mrs T C Crabb, Mrs A J Willer, Eli Rollin, Curtis Rhea, and L J Lor Ben.
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Robert Archer
A. J. Miller
Fred Miller
Mra. Archer
Past Noble Grand Association Meeting Set This Afternoon
The Past Noble Grand association will meet this afternoon with Mrs Co W Cele, located on West Twentieth Street, Oh.
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Noble Grand Association
West Twentieth Street
Methodist Aid Society to Meet in Church Parlor
The Methodist Aid society will meet with Mrs. H. KE. Stubble and Mrs. Ferguson in the church parlor on Thursday morning. Mrs. C. Shafer hosted a Presbyterian Missionary society meeting with twenty four attendees. The Baptist Mission Circle invited guests. program included opening, devotionals, and missions study. Genevieve Cervantes sang two vocal solos.
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The
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
Baptist Mission Circle
Guella
Colin Hunter
China
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Genevieve Cervantes
Mire
Lawrence Bagge
Misa Hagel Wersderfer
King's Daughters Rally At Congregational Church
The King's Daughters gathering at the Congregational church meets Thursday evening with hostesses Mere Gore Mise Dora Leach and Miss Kathryn Howee arranging the event.
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King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Mere. Gore
Mise Dora Leach
Kathryn Howee
Unreasonable American Parents Warned by Browlway Leader
In January Woman's Home Companion the Bee, Charles B Jefferson of the Browlway tabernacle argues that American parents are often unreasonable. He cites parental pressure shaping a son’s life work and pushing youths into unsuitable careers, causing distress and tragedy.
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Bee
Charles B. Jefferson
Browlway Tabernacle
Parents vs Youth in Love Choices Debate
A fragmented editorial comment argues that youths should choose their life partners independent of parental control. It notes many parents resist change and fear wrong matches, but insists personal choice and instinct often surpass parental wisdom, especially for men in their twenties.
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Sheridan tragedy ends in double fatality on road
The bodies of Charles Mipell age 65 and his wife were found beneath their overturned car on the Sheridan Hotville road yesterday afternoon. An attempt to right the vehicle caused the air to swerve and the car to overturn. the husband Buell was trying to turn it back. The Buells were Johnson County pioneers. Lu el ran a famous hotel in Buffalo during the early days and had spent the last twenty years ranching.
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Charles Mipell
Sheridan- Hotvile Road
Buell
Johnson County
Luel
Muffalo
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