Social club and church gatherings fill town with activities
Fort Russell notes detail bridge parties hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Whittaker with carnation and fern decor, prize tables, and a later bridge tea hosted by Mrs. A. D. Johnston. Nurses Alumni and hospital figure Vic Mila J. McKenzie host sewing and talks. Other items cover a wedding supper, a surprise birthday party for Mrs Rosalie Stone, a Bridge Club luncheon, a St Mark's Sunday school dance, and social rounds at the Presbyterian home. Additionally, Baby Week events include talks by Governor Kendrick and nursing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He Nurses
Wich
Vic Mila J. McKenzie
John's Hospital
West Side Chapel
Kendrick
R. Kinport
Henneberry
Musical Club
Flowers Inspire Fresh Spring Millinery Trends
Fashion art notes soft shaded flowers used as trims in spring hats. Small bouquets or single blossoms form millinery bouquets. Wheat tops with exotic berries top Paris salons as style inspiration. Feathers and bands of flowers appear in stylish headpieces of the season.
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Fashion- Art
of Smart Fashions
Fashions of
Paris
Marriage Announcement of Black Dunn and Winifred Dunn
The article notes the marriage of Black Dunn and Miss Winifred Marton Dunn on Monday evening March sixth at the home of Mr and Mrs F W Sovder. Delightful visiting accompanied the serving and continued through the evening with Mrs Thomas Raymond Black present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the State Leader
Community club notices and women’s group events
Local groups announce afternoon library meetings and social gatherings. Woman’s clubs discuss America Pageantry with Mrs. Thomas Junier, and musical numbers planned. Mrs A H Downe hosts Whittier club, while Mrs J S Bartlett leads a study on The Occupation of the Preminent Lands. Woodcraft and Sunshine Society also hold events with reports and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomas Jiunier
A. WH. Downe
Whittier Club
J. S. Bartlett
Ely's Cream Dorm Promises Quick Relief for Cold and Catarrh
Ad touts Ely's Cream Dorm as a fragrant antiseptic in nose to clear nasal passages and relieve head cold or catarrh. Claims include easing headaches, hawking, and mucus discharge with a small bottle from a druggist. Describes soothing swollen mucous membranes and restoring clear breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Visiting Friends and Relatives Attend Local Farewell
A parade of visitors arrives and departs in a flurry of social visits. Mrs Archie Aliseon and aen Al bert depart for extended visits with Mrs Allison's family while Mrs Dean Prosser travels from a Granite Canyon ranch to stay a week with Judge J. A. Stiner's household. Seaville, Mrs A 10, returns home from Laramie after visiting Mrs Gordon Wright. Bernice Ramsey visits Aileen Guy and Arabella Scott tours Philadelphia to visit Mrs Jos eph M Carey and then stays with Mrs Charlie Carey. Harriet Rows of Savarinal IL visits her sister Mrs John Brown and Mrs R B West of Basin Wyoming plans a brief stay. Mr and Mrs A A Clark and Mary Clark travel from Sidney to attend their daughter and sister’s funeral at the Methodist church, with Witters family members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Penrose
Colonel Penrose
Miss Townsend
Penrose
Guilfoyle
New York
Boone
Walter L. Reed
Mré. Reed
Mee
Holden
Laughier
Morana
Presidio
A. A. Clark
Mary Clark
Lenvlork
A. C. Witten
Sidney, Nob
Methodist Church
Witters
Sidser
Drink Hot Tea for a Bad Cold
A vintage home remedy advises drinking Hamburger Brust Thee tea from a German name, with boiling water poured over a tablespoonful and sipped before bed. It claims to open pores, relieve congestion, and clear the bowels to drive a cold from the body, noting it is inexpensive, vegetable, safe, and harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Unclear Medical Advice Fragment from Historical Page
Fragmentary text appears to offer self treatment for backache and lumbago with rubs and pain relief. The snippet includes jumbled phrases and possible misreads, making it difficult to extract coherent facts or a clear event.
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Greene Eye Ennacearate
Madame Lyra
Jace
Mardame Lyra
Mrolanet
Fife
John Whittaker
A. D. Johnston
Prises
Monk Bon
Robert. Foraythand
Ruth Brooks
Irs
RP. Fuller
C. J. Cuffin
Nurses
Mise McKensie
Merishelwer
al John's Hospital
Mra. Schoenther
Philip Bo W
Pampciation
T. J. Henneberry
Phil Sullivan
Floyd Hoff
Wenneberry
May Stanley
Wilms
McEwen
Harriett Ross
Savannah
Cheyenne
Hills
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Black
Warren Avenue
Black
Winton Pacific
Typan Prosser
Paul Lariver
Rosalie Stone
Miss Stone
Clarence Hammond
Bridge Club
Bartlett
Mra
Ed Nash
J. Kelly
Atherly
L. BR. Bresnahen
J. Dobbine
J. Ht. Magoon
Cook and
Mary Brown
St. Mark's
Nise Kathryn Doyd
Carl Dillman
Aulow
Home, Sweet Home
Toon
Madame Huston
Mr. Huston
Cc. T. U
W. Cc. T. U. City Federation
Ernegie Library
Mary Richards
D. R. Kinport
Mre
L. W. Trumbull
C. WV. Porter
White Ribbon
Jegeie C. Liston
Fort Russell
17Th St
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Ward
Baily
Seldhen
Fort Roasell
Wot
Art Association
Women of Woodcraft
Wome of Woodcraft
K. C. Hall
Sunshine Sociel Meeting
The
Sunshine Society
J. A. Crain
Crain
W. W. Busseles
Aec
Archie Aliseon
Aen Albert
Mrs. Allison
Dean Prosser
Granite Canyon
J. A. Stiner
A. 10. Seaville
Gordon Wright
Laramie
Bernice Ramsey
Fort Callins
Aileen Guy
Arabella Scott
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Carey
Charlie Carey
Harriet Rows
Savarinal, IL
Chicago
John Brown
R. B. West
Basin
Wyo
H. 8. Ridgley
Mrs. Howsewife
Os Yy
Tilia
Phyo Peoth
Pukey
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