Methods of Ladies Aid hold baseindht carnival rec tion
Group No 4 of the Methods of Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Thom Cerkart 2175 New Hampshire street tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock. All women of the church invited. Program includes entertainment by Miss Hazel Lynn and the Quincy girls with singing, followed by refreshments and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
Cerkart
New Hampshire Street
Pat
Hastust Terdar
Llner
F A. Churchill
Ahris
Quincy
Hazel Lynn
Day Smith
Courter Ly
Sas
Mabel True
Fternoon
Dee
Don Claar
Herman Banks
Shipman Carter
Richard
Bracket School
George Carter
Rachel
Carter
Hipman Carter
Shipman” Carter
Ambrose
Robert Schroyer
Coyers
McClanahan
Muscotah
George Richards
Noble
Messer
Pleasant Grove
Cecil Richards
Front Kirk
Colo
Ipmai
Personal notices on travelers and theater plans in Lawrence
Local items record people sailing from Venezuela and arriving in Lawrence around January, plus numerous mentions of friends and relatives traveling to see The Miracle and Ben Hur in Kansas City, with many names, places, and dates noted in a bustling community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Venezuela
United
Lawrence
Denver
Cale
Pérki
Colo
Inge
Jens
Topeka
Ray
Mira
K. Il
Smith
Mir
Misacle
Elizabeth Lotsa
Marrie Loren Brinttiall
Alhambras
Bonner Springs
Lena Shaad
Stratford
N.Y
George
Shaad
Joe
Incal Farm Bureau
Fort Scott
Kelly
Elizabeth Randle
F. W. Cuttes
Ben Hor
Gertrude’ Beelet
Beatrice Williams
Barry Sicele
Kansas City
J. 8. Smith
Bismarck
W. F. E Kanwaka
Kansas
E. A. White
McConnell
John
Wallace Brown
Sara Barbara
Henderson Martin
Thy J. Martin
Tom Johnson
Im Lawrence
K& Day
J. W. Sowers
J.A
George KK
Mande Maret
Fashion colors and social notes from a midwestern paper
The piece describes palette trends for women’s wear with palmetto green and gooseberry tones, notes on hats and fabrics, and mentions shifts toward softer, more muted colors. It also lists Thanksgiving social visits, hospital updates, and local gatherings across families in the region with numerous names and towns, reflecting a community update page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleck
Fragmented OCR Note on Fashion Colors and Styles
An unclear United Press fashion snippet mentions beige and brown colorings and a shift to more colorful felt types. The text is garbled with missing words and partial phrases about channels, followers, and color hues without clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Resent
Winter School Close Day With Student Program
The third month of school closed on November 26 with absent students listed and a program Friday featuring songs, dialogues, readings, and performances by 1st to 3rd graders. Participants included Lil Fay Richards, Dorothy Beurmann, Guy Davis, and Ida May Richards among others. District repairs affected lines Monday morning as crews fixed downed lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Banks
John Banks
Ethie Banks
Lone Star
Leila Banks
Don Claar
Ett
F. BiNer
Limes
Colman
George Amer
Aly
Lee Colman
Will Elkinse
3Anand
Ruth
Topeka
Madora Loon
Lawrence
Willis Colman
E Richants
Hard
Alia
Hipine
John ‘Richards
Julius Bearman
Dorothy
George Richards
Fred F
Nortonville
Mel
Floyd
Conroy
Jesse Reynalds
Emporia
Donald
Schoool
Controy
Sadie Davis
Guy and
Richards
Mrsabeth Davis
Lil iFay Richards
Dorothy Beurmann
Guy Davis
Richard Davis
Billy
Este Hobby Brass
Richard Carter
Jthe News
Tom
Billy Brass
Tich Carter
Pat
Transmeier
Ida May
Clarence
Trameier
Ida May Ree
Dan O Reuman
Ree
J. Faas
Richard Tavis
Ida May Richards
Charles Haas
Bobby Brass
Dorothy Beurman
Clarones Fransmeyer
Dorothy Geurman
Herman Tanks
Helens
Dow Claar Marols
Ethel Sine
Miss Feate
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Busines Women's Club
Phintsa
Phos
Nelta Avia Sorority
Hap House
Evevine
Robert
Colonial
R. FW
Nntion Hall
Nannie Cardiagee
Eliza - Katherine
Sphieh
Headley
DD Johnsen
Aunt Hen
LY Robent Quilden
Publishers. Syndicate
Parrish House
Manhattan
Kates
Poultry Department
Kansas State Agricultural College
Washington
Congress
Hnd
Pashion Jpema
W.K.K. K
Protestant Orphanage For
F. Hall
Schubert
Towest
Mass
Coats
Talant
Ae ‘Alues
Womer
Brasgiers
Si. AO
White
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