Local Society Notes Describe Mixed Social Events and Guests
A fragmentary society page lists guests at Miss Alivg Dick’s party and a Broadway club trip aboard Exeelkine Springs. It mentions a picnic, line party, and a Ladies Aid event at United Brethren Church, with several hosted gatherings and hostesses named in late nineties style.
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Alivg
Ma Meyn
Exeelkine Springs
Piienic
Tionor
Miss Liles
Fenviile
Airmount
Aiuh
Thurdley
Leila Kefagly
Iva Dersor
The
Ihndiey
Filadys
Vis Sud “Bis
Hessie Haniels
United Brethren Church
Mel
Mrs. Thornes
Correction Notice of Prolificating Fin Incident
An unclear report describes last night’s event involving fin related error and reads as a fragmented account. It mentions a TRS with live read and Percalesi yard wide lies, Vailleno elt Thie kan, leaving the main details obscured and needing clarification.
First Woman Gets Hunting License in County
The Wichita Eagle reports Miss Vera Knoblauch of Wichita is the first woman to receive a hunting license in the county. She paid $1 for the right to hunt the first mallard or fox in local rivers, with over 600 licenses issued so far. Deputy clerk James Clark notes her milestone amid a broader licensing program.
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iGirl
Melein
Wichita
Amd
Sedgewick Auumly
Ibve
Vera Kanobis Aly
Mos
Kublanieh
Souther
Avenue
Knoblaneh
Jdmnes
Wedding planned at bride’s countryside home in Topeka
Morgan Calbeck of Flaverie and Me-Uoln Calbeck of veh Kan announce a simple wedding set for Thursday the 18th at the bride’s country home. Decorations feature garden flowers. Luncheon and honors follow at Topeka home of Mr and Mrs Frank Liorninth.
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Morgan-Calbeck
Ani
Tt. C. Morgan
Flaverie
Me-Uoln Calbeck
Veh Kan
Las Beer Leon
Wratt
Ran
R. Bi Melutosh
Topeka
Frank Liorninth
A Matosh
Charles M. Mess
Douglas County
Evening Recital and Local Notices at Lone Star
A lively afternoon in Lone Star featured a children's recital with duets and songs, plus notices of engagements, teaching assignments, and visits. Residents include Mrs Ward returning from Oklahoma, the Nieder family planning a Kansas trip, and Miss Rose Nuffer engagement to Chris Stull. Local club events and teaching postings in Mulena Mo and Kansas City were announced, with various residents attending gatherings and travel plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieder-Thome
Je Star
Lone Star
Stauer
Nieder
Kansas City
Rose Nuffer
Laurence
Chris Vote
Stull
Will Tee Ie West Moith
Jents
Seidel
Eudora
Sherman Elliot
iNemsas
Athtvine Miglario
Lecampton
Bushnell
Stors Avont
Harteldes
Nesseo
Lawrence Ledger Notes and Social Visits Across Kansas
A page of society items lists numerous movements and visits from Lawrence to Topeka Kansas City Ottawa and other towns. Names include Gustafson Caldwell Smith Lindender Finch and Wilson among many others. Travelers plan trips to Santa Fe Pueblo and Denver with business and social engagements noted.
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Christy
Xaussas City
Sumperfeld
Testdi Cristlett
Wenachee
Wash
Jen
Laming
Etnié
Torquionie
Citi
Caldwell
Kan
C. W. Smith
Laeile
Smith
Kansas City
Marie Santiryebeon
Topeka
Dawthy Hoflaann
Lal Huntsinger
Ottawa
Biiler
Kansan
Walker
Canada
New York City
Lastrence Green
Konsts
Green
Eli_Wilson
Hill
Eudora
Lok Board of Directors
Alie Wnational James
J. DP
Arthur “Stone
Stewart
C. Z.ward
Olathe
Collins
Ward
Selzer
of -Endora
Gladys
Willis
Opla Holmes
Charles Gaumer
Mily
toWay
Santa-Fe ‘Trail
Pueblo
Lady Springsland
Helmes Swill
H. M. Waring
Kansas
Galveston
Texas
Charlton
Spald
Ati Bini
Hoffman
Laveec
Lawrence
Ottawa pool opens to outsiders earns weekly profit
Ottawa University in Kansas decided to admit outsiders to its gymnastics and swimming facilities a couple of times weekly. The move, intended as a favor to locals, has become a profitable business with crowds visiting until 11 oclock each week. Last week a bathers’ income reached seventy dollars.
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Ottawat
Kan
Ottawa Univer
Ottawa
Droit Batherk
Household Tips From a Bygone Era
A fragmented domestic column offers practical hacks for cleaning and mending. Tips cover soaking dishes in cold water before hot, making paraffin paper from wax and tissue, sharpening wool puffs with alcohol, aging nickel faucets with turpentine and whiting, scouring silk stockings with turpentine, and using fly paper to protect tablecloths plus relining shoe heels with velvet for comfort.
Rev and Mis FE Bu lat terday Visit in Tripé
Rev and Mrs FE buoyed by yesterday visit fromStubbs and Miss Tueile at Tripé. locals note a short spell of family gatherings and a pleasant evening.
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Stubbs
Tueileast
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Gébrges Kleine
Jane Grey
Lionel
A. Harold-Lockwood Pathe
William. Farnum
the Plunderer
Journal- World
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Cal Unida
Miss
Lucile’ Roberts
Mins Roberts
Niet
de Vourrer
Lawrence Farly
Dibner
William Pethes Aid Chytiey Kaulyvie Avi Teibertstin al
Opis
Pkins
Peeries
Swadley
Skinidergarten
Barker-avenue
Grace Thon
Lvars. Olds
Mother Goosd
Ele Jessons
Norman
Siwadley
Roth
Om “Rae
Virgie Joyce
Grace
Ver- Sélinger
Edna” Har- Fox
Johns Schultz
Celeste Burrington
Margaret Sel Jad Diight G Yeni
Kappas
Aliss Blaiehe
Sinons
Seminber
Kappa Galitna Sorority
Diff Teahogls
Perth
Mithy
Frank B. Ward
Mrr
Monty
Oklahoma
Iiivois
Wiscon
Philadelphia
Oe Browne
Mullenville
K. Baek
Lovorrow
Lena
Helenaugely
QO. Wi. Nuffer
Rose - Nuffers
James, Hawk
Louiseedb
Club Gok
G. Chabal
K. VU
John Sulliva Holmes
Street
Elizabeth Sullivan
Kanas
Lawrence Transfer Company
Ura
W. B
Young Dru
B. Young
Spupphetart
1037
Youn
Stor Company
Sling al House
Prurpituae
Sterling
Gorham
Stey
Ling Silstr Jouly
BCL
Massachusettes St. iThe
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