Dandelion tale and club luncheon notes
A fragmented mix of verse lines about a dandelion and a long list of social club items from Ingleside and Progressive Reading Club events. The report references Ingleside Luncheon at 1212 Louisiana Street with pansy decor and attendees, a Missionary Union spring meeting at a Methodist Church, and a Journal Banquet at Miss Raymond's Tea Room with notable members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside Club
Mes. Hollingberry
Louisiana — Street
Dhua
Iho Ware
Re. de Et Andrews
Ieneh
Mary
Mand Holl
Lautter
Mra
Lata
Yall
Ahiten
May “Moore
Mbps
Sybil Mevirath
Rry
Vira
Stanford
Thenas
Lida
Elizabeth
Wats King
White
Helen Wilson
Dit Wolganuitt
Annie Harris
Progres SiNe Reading Club
Mes
High School Honor Student and Club Activity Report
Misa Ruth Ellis, daughter of Mrs Ns B Ellis of 113 Indiana Street, is highlighted as a clever and attractive high school senior. She serves as class secretary, vice president of the Vita Literary Society, participated in the Senior play Milestones, and is a member of the Glee Club freshmenis. The piece mentions a party at the FE and notes the last regular meeting on April 3 attended by 31, with Mrs M Clark and others. It references plant exchange day, Imperial Auction Club, GT Club supper at Miss Louise Talbert’s home, the Helianthus Club, and various social gatherings at members’ residences. Birth announcement: Mrs Thomas Sinn achusetta Street announces the birth of a boy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Ellis
Ns. B. Ellis
Indiana Street
Vicw
iVita Literary Society
Glee Club
Sncumboss
M. Clark
Guiltin
J. B. Whelan
Donald MacArthur
R. K. Nicholson
John Ri
C. C. Winslet
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promotes Cleaner Clothes
A vintage advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue to whiten fabrics and brighten whites. The speaker, Ady, repeats endorsement that Red Cross Ball Blue makes clothes beautiful and free from dingy yellow green tinges, urging readers to choose it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slir-Ee
Bob
Long Beach visitors and guest exchanges noted
Monday evening's for Long Beach remarks extended stay visits. Mrs. W. J. Steven, guest of Mr and Mrs James Steven, returns to Shelton Nebraska. Mrs. J Hunzieker visits Edna Hunzieker in Chan and friends in Fredonia. Miss Pearl Weeks travels to Leavenworth for business, with Mr and Mrs Murphy recounting a return from a few days with their daughter Mrs Roy Fitkin and Mr Pie iat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Rali
W. J. Steven
James Steven
Shelton
Nebraska
J. Hunzieker
Edna Hunzieker
Chan
Fredonia
Roy Fitkin
Pie
Lawrence Sun Club Shooters Compete Across State
Preliminary shooting day draws twenty participants from varied regions for the Lawrence Sun Club event. Marksmen list includes Jane Bart Latimer Lon Erhardt Joe Bachelor J Underwead Geo Grubb EB Webster Karl Sehuly George Ko Muckiv George Butler H Weyernmuller Bob Elliott Don Dickenson W Fritz and others, with entries from multiple stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sun Club
Jane Bart
Latimer
Lon Erhardt
Fleur
Joe Bachelor
Geo. Grubb
Jo EB. Webster
Karl Sehuly
George Ko Muckiv
George Butler
H. Weyernmuller
Bob Elliott
Eg Sehuly
Don Dickenson
W. Fritz
Agnes Tee
Real Tenor Albert Lindquest To Sing With Minneapolis Orchestra
Swedish American tenor Albert Lindquest, a rising star from Chicago, will appear with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra next Tuesday. His pure lyric voice and poised stage presence have attracted early acclaim, dating back to discovery by Bones at the Northwestern University campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lindquest
Minneapolis, Symphony Orchestra
Mr Lindgqnest
Lis
Chicago
Northwestern University
Bones
Lindquest
Schoool
Bond
Mr. Lindqnest
Personal notices from St Louis travelers and visitors
A raft of brief society items notes residents and guests in St Louis and surrounding areas. The document lists departures and arrivals for Mrs Wiemann, Mrs Kirkbride, Mrs Learnard, Miss Hersley, Dr O W Holt, and others, with journeys to Kansas City, California, Acre Texas, and Indianapolis. It mentions extended visits, family arrivals, and guests of local households, including Mr and Mrs Lu Havenkampt and Mrs R C Ise returning from Chicago and planning moves to Colorado.
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Eman Parpert
Loui
Shys
Wangap
SW. Wiemann
Kirkbride
Howard CL Winship
Kansas City
O. KE. Learnard
Mary Wilder
Californa
Gladys Hersley
HH. Newby
Acre
Texas
O. W. Holt
E Vk
Ka Parker
Sciene
Soxman
Pred
Indianapolis
Ind
Herman
R. C. Ise
Chicazo
Greeley
Colorado
M Lak
Guy
Den
Carlos
Havenkampt
Daughtiss
Grace Havenkampt
John Bishop
Insect Powders and Local Stores Advertised
Insect powders recommended by Dick Bros Leading Drug and The Robert Hudson. Glass fittings by Squares Studio for broken lenses. Hester and Roberts offer Glasfitlet. Raymond's at 200 Tennessee Street promotes a small private dining room for entertaining guests and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bros
Robert Hudson
Raymond's
Tennessee Street
Bridge Work Advances in Cofferdam Construction
Excavation in the cofferdam for a new concrete bridge proceeds amid added material deliveries and water pumping. Interurban work beneath the bridge strengthens piling while braces and supports are prepared for the track. Pier excavation began yesterday with bedrock dynamited and seabed leaks minor under continuing abutment construction.
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Tly
Interurban Tren
Interurban Companey
Berits
Hesmene
Priday
Peaches Not Killed Claims Blossoms Support
J D O Bryon of Lawrence says fruit trees survived cold claims peaches are alive. He shows blooming trees at 1342 Tennessee Street and brought blossoms downtown to prove his point. Raised funds for YMCA alumni drive at Kansas City netted twenty dollars in a weekend campaign by KU faculty members.
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Cuitarian
Associate Alliance
Unitarian Church of
State of Ninsas
Kansas City
Hey
Backus
Lawrence
J. D. O’bryon
O’bryon
O'Bryon
Tennessee Street
M.C. A
K. U
K. UG
University
Death of C A Mayes at 731 Hickory Street
C A Mayes aged 75 died last night at 731 Hickory Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock from the North Lawrence Baptist Church. Interment will be made in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mayes
Caesar Augustus
Mayes
Hickory Street
North Lawrence
Oak Hill Sometéry
Anniversary address delivered at Louisville Odd Fellows lodge
Justice J B Wilson spoke at Louisville Kansas last night before the Odd Fellows to mark the seventy ninth anniversary of the order's founding. Holstein cows owned by N Eager were shipped to the southern part of the state today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
J B. Wilson Svent
Kansas
Odd Fellows Lodge
Order
Riot at Western Coal mines closes one plant in Kansas
Riotous disturbances erupted at Western Coal and Mining Company mines north of Pittsburg Kansas. Three mines were idled as 700 miners walked out after the April 5 shutdown. At one site a serious disturbance erupted with shots fired and minor injuries reported as Sheriff Parkington and deputies arrived to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wan
Western Coal & Mining Company
Western
Topeka Meeting Backed Hard Surface Highway Plan
Douglas county residents attended a Topeka session promoting a hard surface highway linking Topeka and Kansas City through Lawrence. E Otis Perkins, secretary, led reports warning a hard campaign is needed before construction. Attendees included Mrs E Otis Perkins, C Finch, Rankin, Loyd, Wall, Stall and others.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
E. Otis Perkins
Douglas County
E. Otis Perking
Finch
I Co Rankin
Worloyd
Cee Wall
Ey Stall
New Super Six Hudson at Smith Highlight
The item notes a new Super Six Hudson at Smith with brief mention of the headline act and location. It presents a compact tease about a launch or feature without extended details, focusing on the key players referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Smith
Woman Swallows Poison by Mistake in Evening Incident
Mrs Emma Richardson of 19 East Night Street swallowed bichloride of mercury by mistake last night. For a time her life was despaired, but Dr John C Rudolph was called, administered treatment, and this morning said Richardson had a chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Richardson
East Night Street
Frank Richason
John. C. Rudolph
Vara
Rudolph
Richanison
Wilmoth Funeral Notice in Kansas City Missouri
Mrs. F. Hf. Wilmoth, daughter of B. Smit, died at her home in Kansas City. Services will be held Thursday for burial from the B. F. P. Smith home April 27 at 1 o clock p m. Rev H W Hargett will officiate. Interment will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmoth
F. Hf. Wilmoth
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Maemarsh
Fine Arts
D. W. Griffith
Oxford
Garfield
Otto Fischer
Williamson
Elks
WAYNE
Drnid Dullndy Nachnan
Congoldeta
South
Pennsylvania
Powel Hern
Waion
Methodist
Voor Ain
Women's Auxiliary
Adie
Thars
Pendleton
Mothers’ League
Mothers
Loagie
A. HW. Kennedy
Br. Kennedy
Kennedy
Uhas
T. Makeperare
Camel
Rea
Imperial Auction Club
Chartine Smith
G. T. Club
Louise Talbert
Kentucky
Bawersock
Helianthus Club
McClung
Neliantics Club
New, Hampshire Street
Wils 2
Whipple
Miss Whipple
Jenny, Wrens
Katherine Klein
Imeubers of
Pink
Jenny Wrens
Dam
Bone
Missouri Street
Quivera
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire Rooms
Massachusetts Street
Thomas Sinnachusetta
RED Cross
Goodness
Squares Studio
Glasfitlet Hester and Roberts
Mass
Partment
Wm.andersoh & Sons Mills
Sea Island
Sayq
Horlick
Massachusetts’ Street
Snares
Nsslnens
LH. Frank
Prorces State Bane
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