Lawrence News Briefs Tie Local Social Scene Together
Social notices and announcements recount a Kansas wedding and travel plans for the Davidson and Chapman families, birthday celebrations for Billie Fincher and Laura Kelly, a Bayne Wilson birth in San Francisco, and club events at the Country Club and Evangeli cal church with bridge, ice cream social, and birthday parties among Lawrence residents.
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Thomas
Bayne Wilson
Thomas Bayne II
San Francisco
Gal
Stylists Adopt New Modes to See Frocks in Schoolwear
Styles shift to higher necklines long sleeves and box plaits as seen in a college frock pictured. The feature dress uses a narrow back girdle pear buttons and olive satin variants. It emphasizes practicality and up to date design for schoolwear while noting color and fabric options and a short note on fashion coverage.
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Iterwood
Western Newspaper Union
Personal Notices From Kansas City To California Visitors
Miss Towisa Thomas and Miss Helene Thomas spent the day in Kansas City while Mrs. George Hall, G F Warner, and others traveled or planned trips. The item lists multiple residents visiting shops, moving households, and returning from trips to southern California, Oklahoma, and Colorado with notes on relatives and schooling.
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Macon
Mow
Ober
California
Welsh
Lucy Culp
Ross Woodward
Bethlehem
Penn
Kansas City
Woodwards
A. L. Stanton
Lawrence
Hamilton G. Macdougall
Skilton
Macdougall
Wellesley College
T. E. Mills
Lucille Mills
W.B. Poole
Mills
Beatrice, Neb
Beatrice ‘Assembly
Allie S. Hisenbise
F. H Hosford
Jnsephine
Virginia
Oskaloosa
QK Settlers
Henderson
Juanita Henderson
Jeanette Wagstaff
Topeka
C. J. Hunzicker
B. Lucas
Kansas
Agries Engel
Mary” Engel
Highland
Lake Okoboji
Kathryn
Elizabeth McFarland
Rocky Mountains
Estes Park
Colorado Springs
Colorado
J.J. Speck
Kentucky
C. E. Pontius
Chilicothe
Mr. Speck
J. L
Constani
Oklahoma City
Okla
Clarence Topping
Minnesota
Jenkin's Minn
Ray McClure
Harry Bowen
Palma
N. M
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Jack Bolin
Jon Keith
Kearney
Neb
Towisa Thomas
Helene Thomas
George Hall
G F. Warner
Burlingame
Elizabeth Stillwell
J. D. Rogers
Peka
R. H. Grigsby
Richard Grigsby
Rock Springs
Wye
Sydney
RE. Proteh
Emil Gauck
Dearbthy Gauck
Westerday
San Diego
Los Angeles
Clyde Rutan
Stafford
Lucila Cole
Okmulgee
Glen Ellis
Wwinland
R. E. Protsch
Brotsch
Hays
Cal
Marjorie ‘Rickard
University of Ghica
Rickard
Ottawa
University
Edith Curtiss
St. Joe
Eva Curtiss
Tulsa
Morni
Lsuramyer
Urda
Olson
Alabama
Alfred Sidwrence
Mars
W.H. Curtis
State Meeting Here in Lawrence Holds Annual Convention
Seventy five delegates from the Kansas Conference branch of the Woman's Missionary Society gather at St Luke AME Church in Lawrence for the twentieth annual convention. Sessions run from morning till Thursday evening with reports, papers, addresses by Rev. Garey and Rev. Smith, and election of officers.
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Kansas
Woman's Mite Missionary Society
Lawrence
St. Luke A. M. E
Ella
Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Everett
Emporia
Cora Yearger
S. Snowden
Presidenti
No Rockies Among Enlisted at Kansas National Guard Encampment
Fort Riley Kansas awaits the Kansas National Guard encampment in August with about 3000 enlisted men training. The 160th Field Artillery and 69th Infantry Brigade lead units under Brig. Gen. Rowan and Brig. Gen. Martin will conduct mass training, trench warfare and live firing. Infantry will join artillery for combined drills, with the 137th Infantry commanded by Col. Brown and the 114th Cavalry under Col. Herndon joining the second camp.
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Fort Riley
Kan
A.P
Rockies
Kansas national _ guard
160Th Field Artillery
Bri
69Th ‘Infantry
W. McD. Rowan
Topeka
Charles J. Martin
Wichita
Kansas
Seventh Corps
130Th ‘Field Artillery
Leigh Hunt
Rosedale
George HH. Wark
Columbus
Martin
60Th Infantry
137Th Infantry
Argonne
Charles H. Brown
Horton
114Th Cavalry
William Herndon
35Th Signal Company
Went Smith
Kansas City
Star Field Mest
Infantry-Cavalry-Signal Corps
Rome Opera Ends With Big Deficit
The Costanzi Grand Opera House in Rome faces its largest deficit, with the city’s funding and subsidies urged to rise to save the institution from becoming provincial. The 1924-1925 season spent nearly 5 million lire on 15 operas, attracting stars and lavish sets but drawing poor subscriber turnout amid cinema and radio competition. government aid urged to offset losses. Charter news notes Missouri Asphaltic Rock Co authorized to sell 250000 in bonds in Kansas.
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Rome
Uby
Associated Press
Costanzi Grand Opera House
Costanzi
Sala Gf
Milan
San Carlo
Naples
Italy
Seasor
Dom
Aphaltic Company
Topeka
Kan
State
Missouri Asphaltic Rock Company
South Dakota
Kansas
Fort Scott
Lemon skin whitening lotion ad promises quick效果
An advertisement touts a lemon based skin whitening mixture using juice from two lemons and three ounces of Orchard White sold by druggists. It claims to produce a quarter pint of a fragrant lotion for face neck arms and hands and says it cannot irritate.
Mrs Coolidge Learning to Swim Under Tutor in Massachusetts
Swampstott Mass Aug 5 Mrs Coolidge wife of the President is learning to swim in an ocean pool near White Court. Under Miss Mary Lernan of West Medford she practices the side stroke and elementary strokes, spending the summer on the north shore.
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Swampstott
Mass
White Court
Oust Superintendent Topeka Case Filed in Kansas
Aug 5 A P Mary Jansky filed an ouster suit in the supreme court against Clare Baldwin Republic County superintendent of instruction alleging he is unqualified for office for not meeting teaching and age requirements and that he was not twenty one when elected.
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Topeka
Clare
Baldwin
Republic County
Supreme Court
Mary ‘Jansky
Jenskey
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