Tea Hosts Celebrate Christmas at Mrs Esterly Home
The final of two Christmas tea parties was held Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Esterly's home with about 150 guests. Hosts included Mrs. Tf C Rankin Mrs. George Esterly and Mrs. Frank Banks, assisted by several ladies, with many young women serving in the dining room. Christmas decorations featured Cluny lace poinsettias red roses and silver tableware in a festive setting. Quincy school observes Christmas with story periods craft activities and a citywide gift program for children.
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Tf. C. Rankin
George Esterly
Frank Banks
Esterly
Wilder Metcalf
Quincy School
Dickon
Kate Douglas Wirgins
Quincy
Ss. Santa Clan Sted Tor
Des
Association of Letter Cure Javal Post Office
Entarta Indies
Witl
Hosford
Coniers
Sam Mores
Moser
Amy Aster
Brgs
W. H. McClain
Sam Moyer
Howard Day
N.ail C
Grant Mull
Sam Elliott
FP. Davis
Frank Wade
Organialiank
Ce Mittde
Springer
Hanzicker
Little Rock
Ark
Harris Pollock
Baldwin
Samuel A. Deel
John‘ B. Ross
Jim Brown
Middle West
Jim
Olathe Tulian
Banquet scenes highlight Lutherans and campus groups
A sequence of social events in Kansas City area newspapers details a Lutheran student Association banquet at Colonial tea room with attendees including George Thompson and others from Topeka and Midland College. The report also notes a Monday whist club event, chapter meetings, a Cosmos club gathering, a temple installation, and a Christmas party with dances, bell, and drive for gifts.
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Lutheran Student Association
Colonial Tea Room
George Anderson
Tensima
Rev
Harry
New
Local Social Notes Highlight Dyer and Dodderidee Guests
Out of town guests include Frank Goodnow Carl Duffie Merrill Postma Miss Marion Dillenbeck Miss Evelyn Williams and Miss Adele Martens of Kansas City Walter Jones Miss Jene Dumas Glen Willhelms and Miss Anna Christensen of Kansas City Kn Miss Betty Lloyd of Leavenworth Bruce Church of Budera Fred Zollner of Tonganoxie and G H Divits of Farzo N DB.
Personal News Briefs Highlight Local Social Season
Miss Madge Fitzsimmons visits Kansas City at Miss Katherine Andrews home. C G Perkins plans Calif trip visiting relatives, Oakland granddaughter Mary Evelyn Emmett, then San Diego to see sister. Mrs J H Pickett returns to Stewarville Mo from Mrs James Shearer. Charles E Brown heads toward Williamstown for ventriloquist show. Alve Burke and Mrs Hutson active in Kansas City. Mrs J J Stephenson and Mrs E B Raber travel for visits and meetings in Kansas City and Khan. Local clubs schedule Christmas activities and meetings at 306 B street, with a Wallace W C C Christmas program.
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Madge Fitzsimmons
K. A
Kansas City
Atherine Andrews
C. G. Perkins
Californi
Oakland
Mary Evelyn Emmett
San Die
J. H. Pickett
James Shearer
Stewarville
Charles E. Brown
Tonganoxie
Williamstown
Alve Burke
Lawrence
G. Hutson
J. J. Stephenson
E. B. Raber
Kansas Khan
B.D. Towers
Cecil O. Tower
Parsons
A.T. Olson
Mtg
George Teicher Tay
Andrews
and Airs
Newman
Reviex
Kentucks
Frank Wells
Wednester
Wallacee W. CT. C
Bm Street
Madel
Hoteh
Alan Ohie
Marsyre
Cwodvemr Tire
1 Flats J Company
Baly Herne
EF. Cisher
Kins
Vesterdis Meri
Hiawatha
Harry Dick
W. Nelson
Priceea
Ays
Baldwin Area News Full of Social and Local Notices
Local pedestrians report a flurry of Christmas plans and family visits as residents appear in early December social notes. Burns faces preliminary hearing on bad-check charges. marriages, births, and engagements are chronicled alongside church events and community gatherings.
Lawrence Visitors and Farm Bureau Meeting Noted
Mr Ahe Flory called at Daniel Beeghley Monday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Markley and Marlin were Lawrence visitors Saturday. Charlie Brohammer hauled a load and front see Tuesday. Farm Bureau meeting at Solon Miley home Tuesday afternoon. Several names and local visits mentioned with attendance noted.
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Ahe Flory
Daniel Beeghley
Oscar Markley
Marlin
Lawrence
Saurday
Charlie Brohammer
Beckonber
Quite Viek
Renee Visite M
Farm Bureau
Solon Mley
Tigi Rothy Jesse
Harokd
John
Mildred Smith
Eley
Iles
Cluh
Nley
Tra Rothrock
Weible
Ain Oni
Loli Bro
Charlie Brohaminer
Neighbors Visit and Farm Work Near Lawrence
Those from the neighborhood who visited Lawrence on Wednesday include John Gimlet who helped T. G. Hiatt shuck corn and John Brohammer who called at the Charlie Brohammer home Wednesday evening. Oscar Markley attended the Barnes sale near Reno, and those who ground feed at the Markley mill on Wednesday were Johny Dunn, John Brohammer, and Oscar Markley. Mrs Charlie Brohammer with Lillian and Alda spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Wesley Flory and Mrs Will Postma. Art Campbell ground feed at the Will Postma mill Tuesday. Mrs Charlie Brohammer with Lillian and Alda also called at John Brohammer's home Wednesday morning, Abe Flory ground corn at the Postma mill Monday, and Will Postma helped Frank Deay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John
Gimlet
T. G. Hiatt
John Brohammer
Charlie Brohammer
Oscar Markley
Barnes
Reno
Markley Mill
Johny Dunn
Lillian
Aidaj
Wesley Flory
Will Postma
Art. Campbell
Lilian
Alda
Local Social Notes Highlight Lawrence Visits
Mr and Mrs Abe Flory dined at the Wesley Flory home on Wednesday. Lloyd Hout was a visitor in Lawrence on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Brohammer called at the Charlie Ulrich home in Lawrence. Little Maurine Markley spent Saturday with Robert Markley.
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Shuck
Abe Flory
Wesley Flory
Lloyd Hout
Lawrence Visii
John Brohammer
Charlie Ulrich
Lawrence
Maurine Markley
Robert Markley
Creomulsion Emulsified Remedy for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement for Creomulsion claims two fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. It states Creomulsion aids throat irritation, is suitable for coughs bronchitis and asthma forms, and builds up the system after fits. Directions urge purchase from a local druggist.
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Creemulsion Company
Atlanta
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Théodore Poehler
Tennela Club
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Haphan Euests
Pari TY aEven
Ane Cecil. Haas
George Thompson
F. R. Niveng
Lyle Knaus
Ward Hitt
Marion Ramsey
Chester Moore
James C. Hoffman
Frank Manaugh
Max Strope
Topeka
John Shannon
Wilfred Hunsinger
BR. C. Manley
Whist Club
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Cosmos Club
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Edna
Charles H. Jeffries
Thermo
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Chapter House
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John Griffith
KR. UL Danes
Henley House
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Mere
Davis Pankratz
Harris Hamlin
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Grant Township
Women’s Organization
W. R. Stiner
Quivira Club
Wayne Gill
City Heights
Ashton
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Dean Stockton
Christrass
Aloha Tau Omega
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Howard Miller
M. L. Dye
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Burns
Jd. Lovejoy
J.howard Campbell
Lloyd
Wellsville
Frank Willis
Lucy C. Watson
E. E. Wolt
Frank F. Siple
Memorial Hospital
John Ruehty
Beulah Stewart
Ninth and
Elmtreets
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Clifford Carlyle
Clyde Stewart
Blair van Tries
Black Jack
King’s Heralds
First Methodist Church
Esther Brockway
Catherine Hoffman
Mary Anna Lawrence
Trouseholi Arts
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Navarre
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Tu State Bank Street
Chris Has
Mass. St
Appoia
Eudaly Bros. Cine
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Agrative Shippers
Wemner
Women’s Everwear
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