Marriage Announcement and Social News From Local Club
The article notes the marriage of the couple’s daughter on Tuesday August 18 at Kansas City and details a social afternoon at the Country Club with bridge prizes won by Mrs. P. W. Claassen and others. It lists attendees including Mrs. C. C. Winsler Mrs. F. W. Cutter and many others and mentions an evening progressive party for Edelweiss Northup of Dover Oklahoma and a slumber party with breakfast bridge. The report also covers a Lutheran church lawn party at the Hartman home with a yellow and white color scheme and a porch party hosted by Mrs. Frank Strong in honor of P. W. Claassen and his wife visiting Ithaca. Additional items include Rebekah lodge presenting a flag to Odd Fellows and notices of local society meetings and the marriage of Geneva Jellison’s daughter to Cecil Brown of Kansas City, with other social activities and guests described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hazard
Edelweiss Northup
Dover
Okla
Dorothy ‘Shad
Helen’ Weiden
Miss Northup
Lula
Goldie
Ella Hartman
Progressive Circlé
Lutheran Church
F. L. Hartman
Bismarck
Personal Notes From Lawrence social scene
Local column records a flurry of Kansas City and Lawrence visitors and movers. Residents like Sarah Weed Merle Cox Mrs Mabel Fairbairn and many others travel for business visits, school term preparations, and family gatherings. The piece notes arrivals departures hotel stays and upcoming trips to Estes Park Colo and other neighboring cities.
Wrinkle Lotion Claim Promises Youthful Skin
An old advertisement touts a homemade anti wrinkle lotion made from two lemons and three ounces of Orchard White. It claims to tighten loose skin erase fine lines reduce crow's feet and leave the skin velvety soft. The formula is urged to be massaged into the skin at night for best results and suggests use for enlarged pores and whitening tanned skin.
Poverty, concerts, and rifle team noted in early 20th century item
A county poor commissioner aids a Indiana family drifting west for work amid rising panhandling on paved U.S. roads. An upcoming Fraternal Aid Union concert at Central Park entertains while a regional rifle team from Des Moines and Ft. Snelling trains for Camp Perry with top shooters named from Missouri Arkansas and Kansas.
Letter from Anderson Alleged Slaying Suspect in Kansas City
Kansas City August 19 The Kansas City Star received a letter purporting to be from George Dutch Anderson claimed to be in the city and preparing to move on He says he has been staying at a good hotel here Police opinion is divided whether the letters show aid from friends in other cities or are the work of various cranks Also includes an unrelated drug store ad for Fountain Pins at Rankin's Drug Store 2101 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George
Dutch) Anderson
Ben Hance
Muncie
Ind
Anderson
Marksmanship Picks From Camp Spotlight National Meet
Fourteen top rifle shots from Missouri Arkansas and Kansas announced at the citizens military training camp at Fort Leavenworth. The list names the best marksmen chosen to compete in the national meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
A. P
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Grayson & Reinisch Hardware Sold to Geo Overton
George A. Overton of Kansas City purchases the Grayson and Reinisch hardware store at 1029 Massachusetts Street. The building has been remodeled and repainted in preparation for the opening under Overton’s control this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Overton
Grayson & Reinisch
Massachusetts Street
Geo. A. Overton
Kansas City
Mr. Overton
Local hardware dealer relocates with family to 815 Arkansas Street
A hardware business veteran with years of experience in wholesale and retail trades has moved to the area with his family. They plan to reside at 815 Arkanst Street while establishing the new enterprise and integrating into the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famil
Arkanst Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard
Jack
Man
Atnoon ‘Bridge
P. W. ‘Claassen
W. W. Hutton
G. A Preyer
C. C. Winsler
F. W.,cutter
Roger M. Williams
D.R. McWilliams
Ww. Maloney
P. W. Claasgen
Carl Graeber
Floyd Rankin
J. R. Greenlees
Nell Greenlees
H. D. Hill
Clarence
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Lavery
T.D. Funk
I. GC
The
Christian Endeavor Society of Union
St Belleview
John ‘Akin
Royal
Amer
Holloway and
Jones Hall
WB. Jellison
Daugghter
Geneva
Cecil Brown
Keansas’ City
Bonnie Bishop
Edith
St- Lows
Sia Pieester Martin
To“peékal
Sarah Weed
Merle Cox
Mabel Fairbairn
Lorene
Kansas ‘City
Ion
Maude
Parham
John
Odessa
B. G.chistafson
Lefschetz
Grand Junction
Geto
Edith Barker
Rhodes Island
St. Joseph
Overbrook
Annie P. Young
Kensan
Topeka
Anna Rice
Chillicothe
H. L. ‘Tutte
Agnes. Engel
Mary Engel
Lake 'Okoboji
Iowa
J.S. ‘Stover
Lson
Roland
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Archie Nars
Belle Shore
Omaha
Neb Lis
L. P. Shore
Amy Wismer
Paimona
Sharlotte
Wagstaff
Haskell
Haskell This Year. Mrs. Schariotte
Hert
George Dalbee
Peter
Lawrence
Dorothy Higgins
Dorothy Marilyn Mason
Belle- Sigel Hospital
Walter Ballenger
Paul Lucker
Ethel
Kreider Van‘Neste
DeRidder
Lousiana
van Neste
Estes Park
Colo
Get -Sheaffer
Rankin's Drug ‘Store
2Ifl
Mass
United States
Emma J. Kennedy
Indiana
Colby
Fraternal Aid Union Band
Fraternal Aid Union
Dalbey
Illinois
Woods
King
Des’Moines
Ft. Snelling
Camp Perry
Edward L. Wood
Joplin
Arthur A
Edward
Webster Groves
Great Bend
Marvin K. Crabbe
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles W. Brown
Sawyer
Jackson
W. Blythe College Station
Milton
H. Deuston
Aitchison
Joseph
L. Woodbury
Lydia E. Pinkham
Litchfield
Conn
Mrs. Josers Mayer
Lima
Ohio
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Bruen Thurston
North Pine St
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Lydia E.I
Lynn
Kansas’ City Star
Rankin’s Drug Store
Harware
Putnam
Lawrence, Kansas
Funk
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