Kanwaka Literary Club Guests and Local Notices
Kanwaka Literary Club met at Mrs M C Elliott home with twenty members and four guests from Salisaw Oklahoma and Lawrence. The program included song, poetry, a book review on The Melting Pot, and socials. Other items note picnics, weddings, and club meetings across Lawrence with several residents and local organizations mentioned.
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Kanwaka\ Literary Club
M. C. Elliott
Kanwaka_Literary club
Poluni
Wear
Salisaw
Okla
Co. W. Phillips
Florence Muir
R. L. Colman
Elsie Godlove
W.D. Howard
Fdt Mull
Mull
Social club program features talks and clock golf contests
An evening program led by E. Weatherby and Dr. H. L. Chambers included polls and talks led by Irving Hill, a Betty Wood reading, Beatrice Abrams song, and a violin solo by Eduah Hopkine. Clock golf contests entertained couples and singles. Winners included Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longanecker, and Grace Arnold with Ed Arnold. Sixty nine people attended with guests the Hills and Chariton. The event concluded with dancing music by Gladys Gress. The sociology class picnic followed at Woodland Park after meeting in South Park. The Misses Riggs will sing at First Presbyterian church services.
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E. 8
H. T. Jones
Harold Longanecker
Joneses
Gladys Gress
Irving Hill
Theodore Chariton
Local residents and visitors depart for trips and relocations
Mrs. Mary E Clarke and Miss Ethel Clarke of Hollywood Calif visiting here depart for Kansas City today. Miss Pizzabe Kunkel returns from Chicago. Mrs Walia Dur leaves for Pasadena to spend about a month in California. Wilder S Metcalf goes to Topeka on business. KH Harper to Kansas City on business. Mr and Mrs C J Walfkubble of Wellington Mo return home after a few days with relatives. Miss Dorothy Gauck leaves for Ottawa for a week or two. Mrs Lena Flickinger and Miss Isabel Keeler leave for an overland trip to Denver then Estes Park for about four weeks. Mrs Robert Conway and son Robert leave for Kansas City to make their home. Misses Ann and Julia Flinn with niece Misses Elizabeth Jessie May and Margaret Tucker and Roy Lintell head overland for Colorado, joining Mr Tucker in Denver on return from California. Miss Margaret Steele and Miss Lillian Constant spend a couple of weeks in Denver and Colorado points. Mrs Kate Davis leaves for New York City to visit her son Phillip Davis until Sept 1. Mr and Mrs James Steven and children Lorene and Walter go to Shelton Neb to make their home. Miss Kathryne Wilson leaves Monday for a week's visit in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Glen Carter start a several days trip through Missouri and Illinois. Alf Armstrong of the Arnold Drug Company at Topeka visits Lawrence. Mr and Mrs E K Crim, Mr and Mrs J D Parrish and W A Willis and son Billie will motor to Kansas City tomorrow for a day at Swope Park.
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Mary E.clarke
Ethel Clarke
Hollywood
Calif
Kansas City
Pizzabe Kunkel
Chicago
Walia Dur
Pasadena
Los Angeles
California
Wilder S. Metcalf
Topeka
KH. Harper
C. J. Walfkubble
Wellington
Dorothy Gauck
Ottawa
Lena Flickinger
Isabel Keeler
Denver
Estes Park
Robert Conway
Robert
Todary
Phillip Davis
James Steven
Lorene
Walter
Shelton
Neb
Kathryne Wilson
Glen Carter
Missouri
Illinois
Alf Armstrong
Arnold Drug Company
Lawrence
E.K. Crim
J. D. Parrish
W. A. Willis
Billie
Swope Park
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Hatfield
A Sabina Ohio reader writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after other medicines and a physician failed. She reports renewed energy for housework and urges other housewives not to ignore weakness and nervousness. The letter promotes early use to prevent worse trouble.
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Sabina
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Wespon G. Harriclp
R. R
Varsity Theatre Week of Western Shorts and Features
The schedule features Mack Sennett's Down on the Farm with Louise Fazenda and Ben Turpin on Monday and Tuesday, followed by One Clear Call starring Milton Sills and Claire Windsor on Wednesday and Thursday, and The Wall Flower starring Colleen Moore on Friday and Saturday. The issue highlights Crusoe parables and the educational aims of Universal's Robinson Crusoe chapter plays while detailing production notes and cast for the three features.
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Mack Sennett
Milton Sills
Claire Windsor
Coleen Moore
Richard Dix
Robinson Cruse
Betar
Greans
Robinson Crusoe
Robinson Crusoe", Which Comes To the Varsity Theatre
Crusoe
Varsity Theatre
United Artists
Louise Fazenda
Marie Prevost
Ben Turpin
James Finlayson
Harry Gribbon
Bert Roach
Billy Arm’strong
John Henry Jr
Teddy
Pepper
Sennett
Great Organization
Johnm. Stahl
Bank Appeals Against Hale Marshall in District Court
The Citizens' State Bank filed an appeal from a justice court against Hale Marshall in the district court yesterday, seeking review of the prior judgment and to proceed with the case in higher court.
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Citizens’ State Bank
Justice Court
Hale Marshall
District
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Carl Stark
Mrs Carl Stark who died in Kansas City on Wednesday will be buried from Worden Evangelical Church Sunday. Interment will be in Worden cemetery. A funeral service was held at Park Avenue Evangelical Church in Kansas City yesterday. Survived by husband son Wesley daughter Margaret father Mrs Charles Rappard of Worden five sisters and two brothers.
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Carl Stark
Kansas City
Worden
John Lyons
Dudley Gilges
John Breithaupt
Henry
Will Rappard
Woren
Raney Funeral Services Set for Monday
Richard A Raney died in Kansas City Friday. Funeral services will be at the Catholic church at 9 o'clock Monday morning. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery. Father Pitzgerald and the Knights of Columbus will be in charge.
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Richard A. Raney
Richard. A. Raney
Kansas City
Father Pitz
Gerald
Knights of Columbous
Purinton Wife Rebecca O Dies in Wichita
Rebecca O Purinton widow of the late Simeon Purinton died in Wichita yesterday. Funeral and burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery at 9 o clock Sunday morning with Reverend Melarland officiating.
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Rebecca O. Purinton
Simeon Purinton
Wichita
Oak Hill Cemetery
Melarland
Leather Bottle Inn in Cobham Offered for Sale
Aug 5 report notes the Leather Bottle in Cobham Kent, famed from Dickens’ Pickwick era, is for sale. The old inn holds Dickens relics and was a favorite gathering place for his parties. Dickens loved Cobham and used the inn for honeymoons and visits.
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Dickens
Londo
Kent
Cobham
Pickwick
Election costs cited by county clerk Brune
County clerk George Brune notes primary expenses totaled 507.30 for judge and clerk payments, with printing, supplies, and notice running extra. He estimates total primary costs will approach 1300 dollars, while general election expenses average around 1600 dollars. pay scales for election officials depend on vote counts.
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George C. Brune
Brute
Buying a new farm through a want ad
Thinking about changing farms? Find a new one by using a want ad. This brief note suggests using classified listings to locate agricultural properties and transition to a different farming setup. Local sellers and agents may list rural plots, equipment, and land for sale.
Untitled remark about a gas office range
A fragmentary line notes visiting the Gas Office to see a range described as a wonder. It reads as a casual, incomplete assertion with no clear event, date, or person attached.
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Anna Glahn
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Harry Glabn
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Tennessee Street
Elizabeth Kunkel
la Jolla
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University
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Miller
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Misses Riggs
First Presbyterian Church
Hatfield
Lydia
E. Pinkham
EAGLE
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Frances Nimmo Greene
Bess Meredyth
Mr. Stahl
Henry B. Walthall
Hamilton
Colleen Moore
Rupert Hughes
Miss Moore
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Abraham Lehr
D. W. Griffith
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Goldwyn
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Dad’s Place
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