Tarkio College visitors return home after brief stay
Miss Caro Lynn of Tarkio College and Louise Marhail, both visiting relatives, depart for home today. The Journal-World offers sales books at competitive prices. Mrs. H W E Tanner with son Ed ward and Bess and Katherine Ains worth travel to Kansas City for the wedding of Mary Govier and William Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro Lynn
Tarkio College
Margaret Lynn
The
Journal-World
HW BE
Tanner
Edward
Bess
Katherine Ainsworth
Kansas City
Mary Govier
William Ainsworth
Zemo antiseptic liquid offers quick eczema relief
From any druggist for 35c or 1.00 large size, Zemo removes eczema, stops itching, and heals skin troubles including sores, burns, and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses, and soothes as a clean, dependable, inexpensive antiseptic liquid. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, O.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Wrinkles Out Of Complexion With Nylotic Bedtime Cream
Rankin's Drugstore advertises Nylotic Bedtime Cream. Mr and Mrs Birch and daughter Dorothy visit from Canada after winter in California and stop in Lawrence. Pouitry requested at Palace Meat Market. Elsie Bales teaches at DeSoto high school and spent Sunday at 1423 Rhode Island street. Rankin's Drug store fountain offers drinks as spring warms.
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Mrs. Birch
Dorothy
Mr. Birch
Haskell
Canada
California
Lawrence
Elsie Bales
DeSoto High School
Rhode Island Street
Rankin’s Drug Store
Reverend Sanderson to Speak in Iowa Tour and Atlantic
Rev. Ross W. Sanderson left for Red Oak Iowa to address Ply mouth Congregational men this evening. He will give two talks at Atlantic and a council Bluffs association meeting Tuesday and Wednesday. Atlantic plans a church anniversary and pastor installation with Sanderson giving the charge. Mrs N Abels of Eudora visits friends before an extended western trip.
Entertained Entre Nous Club Dinner for Harold Henry
Entertained Entre Nous Mr and Mrs Alfred Rudiger hosted a seven o clock dinner for their Entre Nous Club on Saturday. Dr and Mrs J B Henry entertain with a family dinner tonight for Harold Henry who arrived from Chicago. Henry is booked for a concert Tuesday in Fraser hall. Card Club hosts were Mr and Mrs Ellis T Johnson with their group. Violets dominated decorations giving a springlike feel. Refreshments at quartette tables.
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Alfred Rudiger
Harold Henry
J. B. Henry
Chicago
Mr. Henry
Fraser Hall
Card Club
Ellis T. Johnson
Washington Relief Corps Meets with Gardner Candidacy Endorsed
Washington Relief Corps No. 9 held a regular session at G A R hall on April 4 with sixteen initiations five by ballot and seven new member applications acted on. The group endorsed Comrade Theodore Gardner for the Department Encampment commander and instructed delegates and past presidents to support his election citing his Civil War service and civil leadership.
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Washington Relief Corps No. 9
G. A. R. Hall
Washington Post No. 12
Theodore Gardner
Gardner
Community Clubs And Red Cross Gather For Spring Socials
Local clubs and Red Cross auxiliaries hosted events this week. Oak Ridge and Bismarck auxiliaries and families enjoyed a Friday gathering at Frank Walters home with music and games for about seventy five guests. The Music Club met April 2 with piano pieces by Preyer and others. Various reading and social groups such as the Mericoles, Cosmos, Merry Matrons, Progressive Reading, and Home Aid Society announced upcoming meetings at local addresses, inviting members to bring sewing and Red Cross materials.
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Red Cross
Oak Ridge and Bismarck
Frank Walters
Kaw Valley
Progressive
Reading
Progressive Reading Club
Breezedale
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Said to Avert Surgery in Canton
Canton Ohio woman Mrs Marie Boyle credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing female troubles that doctors deemed requiring surgery She reports relief enabling her to work at home and urges others with similar issues to try the tonic before operations The company offers advice from Lynn Massachusetts based on years of experience.
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Anton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhant
Vegetable &Pound
Marie Boyle
6Th St
N. E
Canton
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Social Dance at Eagles Hall Wednesday Night
Social dance event at Eagles Hall on Wednesday evening April 9 features good music and a social evening for attendees.
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Eagles Hall
National Military Sisterhood holds second annual convention
Hutchinson Kansas April 7 opening with The Star Spangled Banner the order of the day the National Military Sisterhood gathers for its second annual convention starting April 10 state reports from Missouri Iowa Oklahoma Colorado and Kansas will be presented Kansas state president Mrs G L McLane will read her state report Brig Gen leads the Citizen Soldier address as the national executive board meets April 9 plans call for expanding the organization to all states reflecting its shift from a Kansas founded group to a national sisterhood of soldiers families.
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Hutchinson
Kans
National Military Sisterhood
Kansas
National Executive Board
Missouri
Iowa
Oklahoma
Coorado
G L McLane
Citizen Soldier
Honor Roll reading and national election address
Friday morning Mrs. Nelle C. Kerrill of Topeka will read The Honor Roll bearing names of soldier relatives of members. The annual election of the national organization will be held with speakers including Congressman E. C. Little and Mrs. J. C. Wilson among others from Kansas City, Bethany, Des Moines.
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Hiem W. Clark
Jefferson City
Caesar’s
E. C. Fable
Topeka
Kans
Henry J. Allez
Nelle C. Terrill
E. C. Little
Kansas City
J. C. Wilson
Bethany
J. A. Benedict
Des Moines
Noted Pianist Harold Henry Returns To Alma Mater
Former University student Harold Henry, a Lawrence native and concert pianist, comes back for a piano recital in Fraser hall on Tuesday evening April 8. He studied under Prof. Carl A. Preyer and has performed with major orchestras in eastern cities. Tickets are selling well with reserved seats at the business office and Round Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University
Harold Henry
Fraser Hall
Henry
School of Fine Arts
Carl A. Preyer
Round Corner
Dr. John Ogland Visits Lawrence From Kansas City
Dr. John Ogland of Kansas City spent Sunday in Lawrence for a casual visit to family and local sites, with no special events reported.
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John Ogland
Kansas City
Lawrence
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Newmark
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Oklahoma Corporation Commission
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Georgia
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Inez Mack
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Scheurer
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Indiana Street
Cosmos
Cosmos Club
Merry
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Winona Avenue
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Neville
Tennessee Street
Home Aid Society
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Vermont Street
Entre Nous
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OF Order
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Goodrich HI Press
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Atlanta
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Hother
Hester & Roberts
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