Lawrence Flower Club hears Bonner Springs invite to run program
Lawrence Flower club at the G A R rooms accepted an invitation to lead the Bonner Springs club program. The two clubs credited with forming the Bonner Springs club, membership grew from sixty six to two hundred sixty, and plans included Garden Club Day at the Kansas Free Fair with L C Graham and Walter Stedel in charge.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Court ‘House
Beulah White
Bonner Springs
L C. Graham
Walter Stedel
Topeka
R. F. Marckley
D. T. Randall
Baker
Williamstown
A. R.olmstead
D. S. Woodward
Rutter
Community club notes and births in local society pages
Activities include meetings of Kanwaka Farm Bureau women with flower arranging tips and fall care talk, health record filing, and junior reports. a baby girl Margaret Ann Hawk born in Cleveland to Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Hawk. Bert Perry announces birth of son Thester Dean. various travel notes and social events. recipes for corn stuffed green peppers and blueberry muffins.
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Margaret Ann
G. M. Hawk
Cleveland
H. M. Hawk
Alabama
Bert Perry
Thester Dean
Kanwaka Farm
Bureau
George Dews
Ralph. Colman
A. R. Colman
Rural Nurse Fund
W. F. Collier
Concordia
Kan
Personal notices update from Lone Star to Kansas areas
Mr and Mrs Howard Greer and two children and Mrs Ruth Flory of Lone Star leave for Antes Tay to visit relatives. Miss Helene Gable returns from Spring Hill Kan after caring for Mrs Paul Urbauer who died Friday. Arlie Simmonds from St Joseph Mo joins parents, leaves for Moberly Mo. George G Mertz travels to Eudora. Clifford Ryan from July 1 travels from Uncle Glenn C Ryan’s to Eureka Kan. Mrs Dan Smith visits Kansas City. Mrs Katherine Cireh leaves Topeka after guesting with Mrs George Docking. Deckitz, nephew of Althea Robertson, goes Garnett Kan for counts’ institute. Miss Robert-L returns in a week. F R Holloway resides at Hotel Eldridge after California visit. Mrs Frances Holloway returns from Colorado. Mrs Guy Cowgill and daughter visit to enter University of Kansas this fall. Burt Comer of Wichita, KU law grad 1923, visiting Lawrence. Mr and Mrs F W Mullin and children to Plattsburg Mo to visit E McClain, then return Sunday. Jack Scanlan and Miss Gladys Bowman back from two weeks’ Tark Rapids Minn vacation.
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Howard Greer
Ruth Flory
Lone Star
Antes, Tay
Helene Gable
Spring Hill
Kan
Paul Urbauer
Urbauer
Lawrence
Arlie Simmonds
St. Joseph
J. Z. Simmonds
Moberly
George G. Mertz
Eudora
Clifford Ryan
Glenn C. Ryan
Eureka
Kin
Dan Smith
Kansas City
Katherine
Chireh
Topeka
George Docking
Deckitz
Chires Althea Robertson
North Bend
Neb
Garnett
Counts' Institute
Robert- L
F. R. Holloway
California
Eldridge
Frances Holloway
Colorado
Guy Cowgill
University of Kansas Law School
F. W. Mullin
Plattsburg, Mo
E. McClain
Recipe fragment with mushroom stuffed peppers and sauce
Fragmentary recipe notes describe mushrooms stuffed green peppers and a creamed sauce. Mentions butter flour milk parsley and diced mushrooms with torn phrases about toast and a melted butter sauce.
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Solar Angel
Understanding Bright's Disease and Kidney Function
An educational note explains kidney roles as filters that remove wastes and water from blood. It outlines how urine forms and travels through tubules and ureters to the bladder, and links Bright's disease to prior toxic infections such as scarlet fever measles diphtheria smallpox and other illnesses.
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Bright
Hats and Coiffures on Opposite Sides
New York August 24 AP fashion notes tilt hats to the right and reveal coiffures on the left. Hairstyles feature a right side center part with waves and curls sweeping to the left temple, introducing two new left sided fringe and wave designs.
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New York
Mita
Kidney Function and Health Examinations
Toxic substances such as turpentine and carbolic acid may affect kidneys. Dr Rosenau and others show that diseased tonsils teeth infections and sinus or other infections can cause kidney changes. Nature provides reserve in kidney function so much tissue can be lost before failure. Regular kidney function checks are advised as part of health exams.
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Rosenau
Lawrence Newsbriefs Stirred by Minor Incidents
A possum avoided a car in the 600 block of Michigan Street and hid under a west yard porch. Residents heard flocks and chatter of football and ducks as autumn nears. Derby on company filling station at the Hotel Wood is under construction. Estes Park reports a cloudburst flooding the main street and shops. Two Lawrence housewives bought seven Christmas presents during a shopping trip. A Lawrence minister eavesdropped on another church sermon from a shadowed window. A young local businessman faced a light rebuke from J Wayne McCoy, Chambert president.
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Michigan Street
Derby
Wood
Lawrence Housewives
Favorable Weather Boosts Kansas Corn Maturity
Topeka, Aug 21 AP With continued good weather 90 percent of eastern Kansas corn is expected to mature grain while the western portion reaches about 25 percent maturity except for scattered areas. Central counties show 75 percent in the north to 23 percent in the south with past week’s light showers and cooler temperatures aiding development. further rains needed except in the northeast quarter.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Weather ‘Bureau
United Brethren Open House at Big Springs Kansas
A good crowd attended the Open House of the United Brethren church in Big Springs last night. Music entertained attendees while the new buff tile and native stone building, erected this spring, stood on display. Rev. Arthur Ward serves as pastor. the church traces its 1856 founding to Father Cardwell, a missionary, and is noted as Kansas’ first United Brethren church.
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United Brethren Church
Big Springs
Arthur Ward
Father Cardwell
Kansas
Curtis Alone Is Commended In Prohibition Debate
The Methodist board of temperance, prohibition and public morals commends Vice President Curtis as the sole candidate with full endorsement. They criticize Hoover's proposed change to prohibition as bitterly disappointing. Bill Killefer will manage the St. Louis Browns for three more years, dispelling rumors of a change. Lefty Gomez becomes the first Yankee pitcher this season with 20 wins.
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Curtis
Washington
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Hoover
Bill Killefer
St. Louis Browns
Rogers’ Hornsby
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankee
Sundown Stories Mr Quacko Sleeps
Willy Nilly treats Mr Quacko with mud liniment on a sunny day and the sick duck drifts into a deep sleep. Willy Nilly stays by his friend to avoid hurt feelings, worried Mrs Quacko would distrust him if he left. Lack of support ends the Longview baseball club’s Timber league season.
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Willy Nilly
Mr. Quacko
Longview, Wash
Timber League
Puzzle on Broadway Traffic Knot in New York Scene
A playful remark frames a New York Broadway moment as a puzzle. The speaker hints at a horse in the midst and a heavy back described as Fresh Country Park, inviting a peek at a quirky city picture.
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New York
Broadway
Central California baseball league players donate services
To tide over the Central California baseball league, nearly all the players donated their services during the first half of the season.
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Central California Baseball League
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