Birthday Party for Fred Burnett Feted At Home
Mrs. W. W. Burnett entertained Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 for her son Frederick’s sixth birthday. Guests included George Gilmore Kirchoff, Billie Robinson, Edward Klein, Hunter Kendall, John Lawrence Edie, Bernie Dunkel, John Glidden Jr, Theodore, Doris, and Frederick Burnett. A two-course luncheon and a candle-decorated cake were served with Thanksgiving-themed place cards and favors. Zodiac Club members met with Mrs. E. M. Hopkins and discussed South American colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Burnett
Frederick
George Gilmore Kirchoff
Billie Robinson
Edward Klein
Hunter Kendall
John Lawrence Edie
Bernie Dunkel
John Glidden, Jr
Theodore
Doris
Frederick William Burnett
Pep Book Review and Local Club Notes
A local column reviews Pep by Wm Hunter praising its practicality and the author’s clear guidance. The piece also covers social club events, birthday and bridal activities, Thanksgiving guests, concerts by church choirs, and plans to organize bread and sewing clubs in Lawrence led by Miss Lottie Milam with state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lottie Milam
J. Lane
Otis E. Hall
Hall
Milam
Local social and wedding notices in Hays City region
Annie Benson Nell Cox Blanchett Strong Evelyn Strong unite in marriage at Baptist parsonage by Rev Jennings. Round Table Club meets with Mrs James Gilmore. luncheon honors Miss Evelyn Strong. Butterfly shower planned with yellow white decor for bride. Young Peoples Alliance ends contest with 14 new members. Reds win. Christmas reading and storytelling at church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Ruth Buchanan
Evelyn Strong
The
Baptist Church
Mary Courtney
Mary Burnett
M Iiss
Nina Hester
Genevieve Dahlene
Flaude Johnson
Frank Jennings
Nellie Reece Evans
Elizabeth Evans
Isabel Kent
Nellie Kennedy
M. H. Warren
Ruth Rader
H. L. Haynes
Iss Ruby Gop Gosser
Hays City
K. H.C. Cooper
Greenfield, Mo
Baptist Parsonage
Rank Jennings
Ancheon
Marcella Hanscome
Miss Strong
Bess Ulrich
Arthur J. Mix
Helen Gallagher
Clarabelle Lupton
Nelie Kennedy
Elizabeth Hosford
Titania
Queen of the Fairies
Katherine Hosford
Mrs. Warren
Young Peoples’ Alliance of the Evangelical Church
Evan Burgert
Reds
Ethel Watson
Blues
Reta Schultz
Mae Liggett
Santa Claus
A. M. Werkenthin
Messers, Payne
Watson
Young
Shepherd
Burgert
Delta Tau Delta Holiday Dance Held Informally
Delta Tau Delta fraternity members hosted an informal house dance for guests with refreshments served. Chaperone Mrs Fagan presided. Attendees included Thelma Wharton Elaine Wharton Margaret Brown Persis Cook Geneva Hunter Marguerite Gregory Mary Atkinson Martha Banker Sawyer Josephine Huoni Aldred Granger and several gentlemen. Charlotte Gregg of Frankfort Kansas wed Lieutenant Harry Vernson of Blue Rapids Kansas on Wednesday November 28 at the bride’s home. Vernson, a former University of Kansas student, earned his commission after Camp Funston training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau
Delta Tau Delta
Fagan
Thelma Wharton
Elaine Wharton
Margaret Brown
Persis Cook
Geneva Hunter
Mar-guerite Gregory
Mary Atkinson
Martha Banker
Sawyer
Josephine Huoni
Aldred Granger
Dick Gelvin
Charlotte Gregg
Frankfort
Karsds
Harry Vernson
Blue Rapids
Kanasas
Vernson
K. U
Camp Funston
Personal guests from Kansas City visit local families
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Worley of Kansas City will be the guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Will Newman and Mrs. C. R. Andrews. Mr. William Bromelsick and Mr. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Worley
Kansas City
Will Newman
C. R. Andrews
William Bromelsick
Thanksgiving Elks Dinner In New Dining Room
Bonner Springs daily notes show numerous residents traveling to Kansas City for visits and business. Many names appear including Mrs H A Dodderidge and Miss Claudia Pendleton. Prof A T Walker. Rev P Schuman. Lieut Ray Dunmire. Willard Hilton. Lt Ried. and others visiting relatives or spending weekends in Kansas City, Topeka, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Lewis
Bonner- Sern Tie
H. A. Dodderidge
Kansas City
Mina Mamie Haus
Overbrook
Mary Ulrich
Margaret Baker
Mra. Stel
Po la Baker
Nate
Teva
W. S. Everett
Misa Ednarett
Elks
J. E
Schuman
Noria
A. R. Manning
Leavenworth
Prof
Eugenia Cory
Eudora
F. W. Bruckmiller
Excelsior Springs
Chas. E. Sutton
Chicago
E. M. Testerman
Chanute J
H. C. Dunmire
L. M. Dunmire
W. B. Dunmire
Sterling, Kansas
R. K. Moody
C. W. McKeen
Mena
Peanaas
Elliott Taylor
Ray Dunmire
Topeka
Willard Hilton
University of Kansas
Strong City
H. Williams
L. Gilbert
W. J. Cummings
Caroline Wallbridge
A. C. Bryant
Nh the Bryant
W. D. Bryant
O. W. Foster
Bonner Springs
J. J. Breithaupt
Denver
Bart
Old Folks Concert For Red Cross at First M E Church
An Old Folks Concert under Circle No 75 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic benefits the Red Cross. Held December 4 at 8 PM with Haskell Orchestra and various soloists, choruses, and tunes including We Have to Mortgage the Farm and Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 75
Grand Army of the Republic
Red Cross
M. BE
Makepeace
Congolation
Fingerwell
Charlton
Haskell
America
All Ye Menne
Wimmin
Hezikiah
Zerelda Walton
Charity Ann Beck
Old Black Joe
Obediah BicHenry
Holdfast Charlton
Tiny Hatton
Peaceful Hemphill
Hightower McHenry
Aminedah Roberts
Churchill
Annie Laurie
Maydes
Delight Loveblossom Smith
Primrose Serenity Phinney
Peaceful Bird Endacott
Rose
Sharon Helms
Mistress Hatten
Hepsibah Stewart
Rubin
Rachel
Ingeeplit McHenry
Delight Smith
Patience Willis
Betsy Ann Lang
Jane Doering
Malinda Roff
Jerusha Thankful Love
Jane Minerva Kennedy
Deborah Kreige
Primrose Daugherty
Polly Ann Stewart
Roxy Ann Churchill
Veteran Glee Club
C. H. Hoyt
Ed Munk
J. E. Todd
S. J. Churchill
J. R. Holmes
Jeremiah Muchmore Metcalf
Fragmentary patient dialogue hints at severe illness
In a clipped excerpt a patient complains of terrible pains all over the body and difficulty breathing, claiming no sleep or appetite, while a doctor questions overall well being. The fragment suggests a medical consultation with strong distress but lacks full context.
Wanted: steady young man to tend garden and cow
Advertisements from the Christian Register seek a respectable young man in rural New England to look after a garden and care for a cow. The candidate should have a good voice and be used to singing in the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Christian Register
When the Tide Turns Harriets Quote
A brief card-like excerpt noting Harriet Beecher Stowe’s line on perseverance. It emphasizes resilience when facing pressure and the idea that difficulties can signal the tide turning in one’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Electrolyzed Sea Water Cleanse Shipboard System
Electrolyzed sea water is cited as a strong antiseptic. An apparatus has been devised to treat and apply it on ships to maintain thorough cleanliness aboard vessel operations.
Coins Wear Away Due To Rubbing Surfaces Wear
A report notes that friction from handling coins causes the loss of about one ton and a quarter of gold and five tons of silver each year worldwide, detailing the material waste from everyday use.
Doesn't Produce Results Says Uncle Eben on Hopeful Disposition
Uncle Eben warns that hopeful disposition alone cannot grant license to loaf. action is needed to turn hopes into results. The remark emphasizes effort over idle waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Had Enough o That MacDonough Says Minister Critics Marriage
A fragment reports a man named MacDonough arguing with his minister about his fourth marriage. He insists he cannot keep burying people and repeats the line buryin' in a defiant tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonough
Concerning Advice Coleridge Quote Fragment
A compact reflection on advice likened to falling snow. The excerpt notes how gentle advice lingers and sinks into the mind, shaping thought over time with quiet persistence. The concise line invites contemplation on the nature of guidance and influence.
We Often Wonder About Flights Until We Have a Bill
A Boston Transcript remark notes how people speak of flying until a bill lands. The quip comments on timely payments and financial accountability, reflecting everyday attitudes toward debt and commerce. It frames a common habit as a social joke from a columnist’s ex change.
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Boston Transcript
Mrs Duke Appears In Huge War Spectacle
Mrs Angier B Duke formerly Miss Cordelia Biddle of Philadelphia and a New York society woman helps with Hero Land a war relief spectacle in Grand Central Palace New York She appears as a Godmother in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angier B. Duke
Cordelia Biddle
Philadelphia
New York Society
Red Star Animal Relief Aims to Aid War Horses
The American Red Star Animal Relief association forms to care for horses as the Red Cross aids soldiers. The piece notes 4,500,000 horses, wartime losses, and immense shipping values, with Allied and American roles in supplying mounts and the need for veterinary and field hospital support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Star
American Red Star Animal Relief" Association
Red Cross
Lazes
Verdun
Albersica
Europe
America
Societ
State Journal
Personal News From Local Social Circles
Miss Beanor Atkinson and Mr Searles plan travel from Oskala. Mrs F C Walters just returned from a three week visit in Davenport. Mr Saminson, 35, stayed with Mr Lewie Rodgers in Kansas City. Logan siblings and relatives traveled from Leavenworth to visit Mr and Mrs A Patton. Rose Haworth will go to Kansas City for events and a dance. Prof W B Downing visited Peka on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beanor Atkinson
Searles
Gen . Searles
Oskala
F.C. Walters
Daven- Pot
Atkins
Ir. Saminson
Lewie Rodgers
Kansas City
George Logan
Jorothy Logan
Reed Logan
Lucile Logan
Leavenworth
Frank Heaeuheimer
Danzhiers
Mary Uy Rowey
Junction
William Ae
W. B. Downine
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Chaplin
Mrs. Vernol Castle
Sylvia OF the Secere
Sever Ond
Fischer
Zodiac Club
E. M. Hopkins
George Barker
W. C. McNown
D. S. Alford
W. F. March
Ladies Literary League
C. C. Hanscome
Scoville
Civic Improvement Association
Sears
Jean Christophe
Romain Rolland
Fitch
Portia Club
C. E. Eriksen
New Hampshire Street
Edison
Winslet
Charles Armstrong
Quivera Club
Sarah B. Stone
Vermont Street
R. H. Buckminster
Siberia
George Kennan
Sara Richardson
Kennan
Colman
Ernest Poole
Eliza Doibee
Rhode Island Street
Temola Club
Henry
Missouri
Progressive Reading Club
J. T. Buchanan
Emma Broderick
California
Roll Call
J. M. Boyd
Singing of
Curry
Buchanan
Waterbury
Lawrence Reding Club
Lawrence Reading Club
J. B. Russell
Kruse
Russia
Mesdames Russell
Roberts
Rutherford
Smith
Becker
Mesdames Kruse
Morse
Hutton
Coghill
P. F. Henderson
Conn. St
Review Club
White
John Doering
No Man’s Land
Kansas
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Alsea
Alberta Harris
U. S. G. Plank
Birthday Club
Oread
W. H. Brown
Louise Brown
John Schumann
Frances May Grimes
and Schumann
New York Street
Friendship Club
Unitarian Church
Haworth
Sweeney
Talbot
Dalton
Episcopal Church
A. L. Cox
Elizabeth Cox
Ella
Sarah Rhodes
Mabie Rankin
Cora Walker
Daisy
Dorothy Cox
Roy Cox
Masters Lemuel
Albert Cox
Itis Deliciana
Maite
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mees
Mise "Annie. Benson
Nell E. Cox
Blanchett Beachanan
Evelyn Stron
Round Table
James Gilmore
Frank Brown
H. B.iPeairs
Frank Strong
Mary Brownlee
H. B. Hungerford
Alva Carter
Mary Preyer
Florence Hale
Rose Haworth
Naomi Simpson
Winfield
Edna Teeter
Elizabeth Kennedy
Blanche Simons
Lee Rutland
Texas
G. P. Truett
James Graves
A. D. Weaver
Olathe
Roderick Ried
Fort Sheridan
A. D. Mackey
St. Joe
Oscar Dahlene
Glasco
J. H. Evans
Williamstown
Nick Carter
Kappa Sigma
Howard
Bernice Pickard
Abilene
C. C. Pickard
Massachusetts
Mrs. Duke
Angier B.duke
NEW Edison
St. Eriksen Fur. CO
Carter Pleating CO
Walnut St
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