Toe Skating Ri Vieey Thesday Saturday Events
Fragmentary notes mention toe skating activities and a retreat or enemy encounter reported from London. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
11
Fragmentary notes mention toe skating activities and a retreat or enemy encounter reported from London. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The report describes enemy forces retreating in Hungary and advancing into Galician territory. It notes several points under Hungarian control and only a few communities remaining contested.
Neighboring townsfolk record visits to Lawrence and weekly gatherings. Dr. Hammond treated an eye in Lawrence. Mrs. Denison and Mrs. Parnell traveled. A traveling show performed Wild Goose Clinge at Bigg's hall. music by a college orchestra delighted attendees. Residents report illnesses, hospital plans, and routine trips to Lawrence for services.
Kanwaka residents share social events including literary club plans at Mrs Dow Dews home and Betty Armstrong hosting a slumber party. Local gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Win Elkin and Roblan Skinner families at dinner, and church Sunday plans for a Christmas program practice. Newt Hamlin travels to Rosedale for surgery with hopes of recovery. Bazagy Ladies Aid raises funds at Friday event.
Hopewell community names Mrs Snyder and daughter Ronnie along with Mrs G M Jlindman and daughter visiting Lawrence Tuesday afternoon. Miss Katie Yakte at home for the holidays. Purvis family updates mention Friday evening events and a hog shipment to Kansas City. L J Yakle and family guests of Bob Randal. Earl White dined at Frank White’s. Masonis and Dalles noted in Baldwin.
A fragmented column notes Grandm. Wilson has been ill but improved. Mrs. Elias Rake of Topeka visited her daughter in Lawrence. Mrs. OA Kiger visited with her daughter in Lawrence. Ira DDS Rake spent several days with his mother Mes.
A narrator describes severe dandruff and hair shedding improved after two weeks using Cuticura Soap for washing and Cuticura Ointment on the scalp. Hair becomes thicker and falling hair and dandruff stop. Free samples offered by mail worldwide.
Community members report Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives including Mr. Ernest Kampsehroder and family, Mrs. Bidinger, Mr and Mrs I By Craft, Mr George Hooks, and Miss Hoffsommer. Preparations for Christmas Eve program underway. church service with John Price of Taference held at the Christian Church.
The Brackett Literary Society held a lively meeting with an old song and a varied program. Performances by the orchestra and soloists, readings by members, and a debate on aiding warring nations framed a positive evening with strong audience engagement for the club’s next gathering.
A 1934 Detroit film event promoted by L W Shanke and Maxwell Motor Co promises unique motion pictures of the Maxwell car making with thrilling scenes. Free admission tickets are available from HB W Shanke. The promotion targets all enthusiasts of automobiles.
A scrambled report describes police investigating possible links to Dorothy Arnald amid a confusing incident. Authorities examine whether the event ties to Arnald and the surrounding scene as they pursue clues.
A fragmentary report describes a group discussing prevention and treatment ideas. It cites an anecdote by M rs Johns about a child’s cough and using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It notes a bottle kept at home and the remedy given during coughing fits as a safer option for children.
Christmas shoppers consider a non leakable Conklin self filling pen showcased at McColloch's Drug Store. The article highlights its reliability and the seasonal appeal of selecting quality writing instruments.
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