Christmas Family Reunion and Community Party Observed
A Christmas gathering at the Brine home marked by a large family reunion and elaborate dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Per and Arkansan Brune and Eugene Brun, Betty Jane Brune of Independence, and many relatives from Midland and nearby towns. the event featured a piano and violin program, vocal solos, and a Santa Claus distribution of candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Brine
Lake
Man Ars
Perdaugh
Arkansan
Eugene Brun
Sng
Cleta Bruykimiller
Balo
Everett McPheeters
Thredsa Bated
Oscar Har
Max Warchett
Richard Irma Ane
Dorothy Waldron
Rian Soley
Evlott
Laurencey Giden
Fighter
Grace x
Hendings
Fek
Bessie Lee Russe
Wr Rumsey
Max Thu
Ehert
Oliver
Richardson
Iidintky
Waldron
Mabel ‘Jobingon
Nor
Tidrow
Marjorie Test
Thelma Per
Lorraine
Margaret Keams
Hazel Dods
A. Benson
Santa Claus
Candy
Fliras
F. B.’ Dodds
Daugherty
Aunt Hey by Robert Guillen Christmas visitors in Lawrence
A fragmented note lists residents and visitors spending the holiday in Lawrence. Names include Mrs Harold Furlong, Miss Thiele, Mrs Biss, Mrs Engel, Mrs Teeland with relatives in Kansas City, and Mr and Mrs Blair of Russell. Mentions matinee of Rose Marie and visits to relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Harold. Furlong
S. Lemon
Lemon
Thiele
Lawrence
Peslereau
Paweence
Peon
B.F. Engel
Agnes Frigel
Kansas City
Rose
Marie
Fred Teeland
Poe Vinland
Insas City
Oo Ars
Pella
Hurd
Addie
Look
Hlinnis
J. Wo" Blair
Russell
Kan
Treworgy
Edgar
Personalities mingle in Kansas City visits and travels
Mrs. Mason visits her mother and returns to Washington Missouri. Miss Winifred Stevens and Miss Long Stevens spend the day in Kansas City. Miss Lucy Riggs returns to Kansas City after a stay at home. Mrs. L C Biggs and daughter Margaret spend the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Edmonds and Josephine travel to Kansas City to visit Tela Yves. CW Brown visits Kansas City for business. Agnes Lenahan and Miss Bedlow visit Kansas City for a short stay with Miss Mary Louise Lenskin. Frank Gee makes a business trip to Kansas City. Miss Frances Cook goes to Kansas City to fetch her sister Mrs. Spencer returning to Pittsburgh for a fortnights visit. Mrs. Fowler and Adelene Fowler travel to Kansas City for the holidays. Alfred Grey and family head yesterday to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Mason
S. NT Atkinson
Washington
Winifred Stevens
Long Stevens
Lucy Riggs
Kansas City
L. C. Biggs
S Margaret
Fittsburg
W. ME. Fowler
Adelene Fowler
Kansas
Alfred TD Grey
Park Family
Westerday
Oklahoma
Christmas Citrus Gift From Weichens Affects Local Family
A. H. Schaal received a box of citrus fruit as a Christmas present from Mr and Mrs G Weichen, former Lawrence residents now wintering in the Rio Grande valley. Weichen brothers George and John run a citrus business in Weslaco Texas. The Schulz Tailor Shop offers the fruit and described the large blossoms as a feature. The sale of jars continues for the remaining week upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulz Talor
Scouts Rally Hint Eludes Dickinson Signed Flight
The fragment hints at a rally by scouts and a signing event involving Dickinson. Details are unclear but suggest a notable public gathering and a possible flight or movement associated with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Philadelphia student memory aid and prize recipe notice
A fragment discusses Dr Sil he, a renowned chemist, advising on memory and calm thinking. It mentions a Philadelphia university provost and notes a $2.00 Market Basket prize for best chicken pie recipe, with entries to reach the Journal-World office by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hogar’Fahs. Smith
University Pennsylvania
Sil
Journal- Wworld
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Pear
Chen
Nates
Satly
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Mommie
Wodl
Rayan
Moe
Chris
Luntheont
Gan
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