Local Social Roundup Tallies Picnic and Dinner Gatherings
Mrs. Saunders hosted a Greensboro visit sendoff with forty five relatives and friends. The Odd Fellows undefeated Twilight League team received a lawn social hosted by Mrs. Joe Guffer with players named. Lawrence Circle No 76 Ladies of the G A R to meet. Trinity Church Girls' Friendly Society called to church. Lorna and Loraine Howard farewells in Lawrence preceded a picnic at Miss Arlene Roberts home and a Varsity outing.
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Kr ‘Lawrence Circle
Ladies of the
Post Hall
J. H. Saunders
W. D. Rose
Greensboro
N. C
G. Perkins
Eugene Ferkins
ia‘Perkins
Delbert
L. M. Walters
Myrtle Walters
Ray Walters
Edward” Martin
Loraige
Ralph Davis
Doris
Clarence Davis
John
Arch Walters
Floyd
Topeka
Saunders
Odd Fellows
Joe Guffer
Leslie Welch
A. B. Haley
Floyd Johnson
George Mayer
Frank Reusch
Fritz Burnett
Warne Crooks
Brice Myers
Ford Thurber
Paul Tucker
Javier Harmon
William Guf‘ler
L. C. Welch
Mr. Uttinger
Paul ‘Welch
Rethen Eastman
Robert Eastman
Girls’ Friendly Society of Trinity |Episcopal Church
Lorna
Loraine Howard
Lawrence
Wichita
Arlene Roberts
Varsity
Misa Blake
Pauline ‘Smith
Mabel Hertzler
Crystalman
Personal notices from Baldwin to Garnett and Wensburg
Mrs Green spent the day in Baldwin on business. Miss Helen Schopp, recently attending Lawrence business college, returned to her Garnett home this morning. Mrs Maye Cheatham and daughter, along with Cheatham, went to Wensburg Missouri this morning for the period through the first of the month. Hans er this morning to Ms Ed Crabb.
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Green
Baldwin Bh
Helen
Schopp
Lawrence ~ Business College
Garnett
Maye
Cheatham
Surances
Wensburg
New Futuristic Hats For School Girls
The article describes evolving millinery for college girls, highlighting cubist and futuristic trims inspired by Paris and the International Exposition. It details silk hats with sectional crowns, upturned brims, and stitched textures, plus velvet facings, ribbons, and gilded accents.
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Paris
Botha
Local Society Guests and Visitor Highlights
Portland Maine and several southern cities host a string of visitors and guests. Mrs Edith Hasket Burney and son Dudley of Palo Alto Cal visit Miss Louise Towne. Mrs Frank H Hammitt of Crawfordsville Ind visits her parents. Numerous residents travel or entertain across Kansas and neighboring states, with long lists of names and destinations.
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Portland
Maine
Richmond
van Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edith Hasket! Burney
Dudley
Palo Alto
Cal
Louise Towne
Frank H. Hammitt
Crawfordsville
Ind
William T’miler
Hattie Buchanan
Marjorie
Buchanan
Neb
S.S. Learned
E. R. Learned
Agnes Emery
Steen Mountain Falls
Colo
C. BP. Bryant
Kansas
S. Gordon Gibb
Lawrence
Kansas City
Okla
FH. Roberts
Wjil
Santa Bet Calif
E.smith
Jean Fonk
Idaho
Springs
Charles Ticker
Jessie-May Tucker
Olathe
Bodehafer
Maye Danaloader
Gretchen “Affoter
Rose Jackson
Aral
La_Cy
Quarter Century at Kalaupapa Leprosy Settlement Ends
John D. McVeigh retires after almost 25 years as Kalaupapa superintendent. Ralph L. Cooke succeeds him. Dr. Harold Marshall replaces Dr. W. J. Goodhue. McVeigh notes three major changes: a pot factory, motion pictures, and the Dean Chaul heaga oil treatment. He foresees Molokai closing in 23 years with timely injections, urges public support and education in leprosy fight.
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Honolulu
Kaliapapa
Bmolokai
John D. McVeigh
Kalihi
McVeigh
Ralph L. Cooke
The
Mutual Telephone Co
W. J. Goodhue
Harold Marshall
Louisiana
Kulihi
Molokai
Ena
Pleasant Grove Community Guest and Visit Notes
A Pleasant Grove roundup lists Mrs. Felix Tuckel and Ethel visiting the Ward Laddis home. Many locals including Miss Ethel Tuckel, Mrs. Irve Flory, and Mrs. Ella Pence visit friends, cook for threshers, and attend Sunday dinners and plays. The AP A meeting at the schoolhouse set up election officers and welcomed five new members.
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Felix Tuckel
Ethel
Ward Laddis
Irve Flory
Elle Pence
Anna van, Housen
Lawrence
Pearcy
Ella Pence
Anna van Howsen
Claude Wells
Baldwin
Felix Tucker
Fame
Nuffer
Franklin
T. G. Hiatt
A. R. Reed
Art Ulrich
Kanwaka
Robert Ulrich
August Bochle
Leona Tuckel
John Unger Sr
Stull
Evangelical
T.G. ‘Hiatt
Calan Hagbia
Ed Ulrich
California
Roboe ‘Ulrich
Tiesay
Elmer Landis
N. D. Messer
James Davidson
Bert Cooper
Martin
Kansas City
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
Elmer Churchbaugh
Ison Donald
Leonard Pearcy
APA
Ra’ Rothrock
Everett
Billie Sanders
Thirty Guards Missing From Oklahoma City Encampment
About thirty national guardsmen left their annual encampment at Fort Sill this morning under Col. B Head. No reports from Okmulgee or Henryetta confirm arrival at the mining field despite governor and adjutant general indicating the mining area as likely destination.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Fort Sill
Col. B. Head
Okmulgee
Henryetta
Fithoush
Governor Trapp
Okmulgee County
Danzig Becomes Fashionable Baltic Resort City
Ju ly 30 A P Danzig Zoppot in the Free City of Danzig is rising as a Baltic health resort nicknamed Monte Carlo of the North. Gambling exists in casinos, with 60 percent of gross income going to Danzig and nearby communities. The casino profits fund social welfare, while owners fund a new oceanfront hotel. Reports say women suffer more from gambling. professionals seek small profits. Also note: former U S Senator George Gray dies at age 69 in Wilmington Delaware.
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Zoppot
Free City
Danzig
Baltic
Monte Carlo
Europe
Poland
Germany
Impressions of Los Angeles by Mrs. J. E. Daniels
Mrs. J. E. Daniels writes from Los Angeles detailing her journey from Kansas via Santa Fe, visiting her sons Ralph and Thomas. She describes the trip, university district sights, baccalaureate in a stadium, Hollywood and coastal excursions, Catalina Island and Ocean Park, earthquakes, warm weather, and admiration for flowers and climate, with plans to tour Porterville Omaha Seattle and Denver before returning home.
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Los Angeles
Journal-World
J. E. Daniels
Ohio Street
Ralph
Thomas
Santa Fe
Harvey
Desert
Colorado River
California
Thirtieth Street
Figueroa Street
Shriners
Shriner
Lawrence
Hollywood
Beverly Hille
Huntington Beach
Pacific Ocean
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Santa Monicas
Arid Ocean Park
Venus
Bear Lake
Arrow Head Mountain
Catalina Island
Avalon
Jack
Catalina
New York
Tam
Porterville
Omiha
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Billings
Mont
Casper
Wryo
Denver
Omaha
Nebr
Leavenworth
Atchison County
Scott Claims He Is Sane After Verdict
Russell Scott, saved from jail by a jury verdict last night finding him insane, declared in his cell today that he is sane. He said he plans to go to Chester and stressed he is no more insane than anyone else. An item also notes local ads for household goods at 946 Ohio and various product promotions in the classified section.
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Scott
Chicago
Russell Scott
Chester
Texas cattle may be shipped to Kansas Flint Hills
Distressing drought across sixty four Texas counties has caused almost complete feed crop failure. As a result Texas cattle may be shipped immediately to the Flint Hills pastures of Kansas for wintering, according to Associated Press reports.
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Kansas
Topeka
Associa’ Press
Texas
Flint Hills
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