Local social notes include meetings and a Idaho wedding
Mrs Ann Warren hosted the J O club and a Junior High School PTA meeting with a cross word evening dinner at the cafeteria. The same night Miss Cecil Brown wed Henry Foulks of Kooskia Idaho at the Browns home with a small reception and departure to Kansas City before moving to Kooskia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Warren
J. O
Arnold A. Hammig
Alabama
Miss Reeves
Ethel Kindred
Barbara Frye
Andy Hughes
Parent
Eva Guffin
Jennie Gaw
Gela Coffelt
H. C. Lehman
University Department For Education
Claude Scott
van Bruner
Cecil Brown
Henry Foulks
Koaskis
Idaho
Tom, Brown
Number Six
David Cox
Cone
Mrs. Foulks
Kansas City
Kooskia
Mr. Faulks
Local Social Clubs Host Valentine's Week Gatherings
Flapper Fanny era names recur as groups meet in Topeka and nearby towns. Cards and five hundred dominate at Mrs H D Hill home with high score to Mrs A H Reed. dining and bridge follow at other homes. Reading and duplicate auction clubs host members and out of town guests. Valentine decorations, red carnations, and tea mark gatherings at Central Administration building and Cotegie club. A fresh wedding announcement notes Cleo Michael and Charles Michael wed Feb 11 1925 in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Hill
A. H. Reed
Wallace Harris
Maurine Popplewell
Gilbert Smith
Will Johns
Reading Club
E. J. Wileat
Topeka
Dininer
van Orebeck
F. P. Adams
Red Hmnsinger
Clyde Johnston
W. E. Lyting T
Carpenter
Marie
Jennings M. Rhy Wilcox
Fyan Bozell
Wilder S. Metcalf
Marguerite Bullene
A. T. Walker
Bridge
William Docking
Silas Porter
Charles Moore
Chester Howard
Guilford Dudley
Tom Frost
Laura ‘Adair
Cotegie Club
Ohio Street
Valentine
Arthur Lawrence
A. B. Carter
G. F. Deskins
Cleo
Charles Michael
Pomona
Ottawa
Michael
Worden
Fragmentary street notice from Louisiana meeting plans
Brief OCR fragment mentions a gathering on a Louisiana street and a person named Merwin with an Indiana street address. Details are incomplete, but indicate a forthcoming meet or appointment.
Outdoor Work Boosts Spring Farm Activity in State
February weather permits field work as farmers begin spring crop activities. Winter wheat greens up across the state with little winter kill. Northern counties still husking corn while open grazing resumes for cattle. Hog prices rise but farmers hesitate to sell and bred sow demand increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topega
State Department of Agriculture
Ear Ring Fashion Plaques and Incandescent Mantles From Brazil
Fashion notes lament the need to find jewelry like earrings to avoid eclipse. Describes hand painted wooden ear adornments, redecoratable for up to date color harmony with gowns. Mentions Thorum as key in incandescent mantles, a rare earth found in Brazil supplying much of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Agencies Map New Export Advice for Northern New York Apples
The department plans to issue guidance for apple growers in February on where when and how much to ship to Germany to avoid market glut. An agriculture expert surveys ocean apple centers and uses a service to inform American growers about European crop size timing and quantities for optimal disposal of export fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northwest
Germany
Honka Parsee Mar
Czechoslovakia
Austria
France
Department of Agriculture
Venice
Org
Card and Thimble Party at Kek Women's Club
A card and thimble party hosted by the Women s Club at Kek is set for Saturday afternoon February from 2 to 5. Tickets are sold at Caroline Well Hat Shop, phone 013. Admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kek
Caroline Well Hat Shop
Zodiacal Phobia Link Traced to Ancient Scripts
Los Sogeles Feb 13 An Associated Press report notes Edward Getsinger a scholar who presented to the Argonaut Club at USC a theory that zodiac signs underpin 20 written languages. He claims astronomy was a religious science 12,000 years ago and that zodiac symbols evolved into later letters. He argues Hebrew and Egyptian writings hide buried heavens and that early inscriptions were misrendered by scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Sogeles
Associated Press
Edward C. Get‘singer
Tem
Argonaut Club
University of Southern California
Getsinger Delclare
Israel
Egypt
Tecome
Norse American Centennial to feature sloop Restaurantignon
Hamline Minn February 13 Officials plan a pageant recounting the 100 year migration of Norse pioneers to America. The 45 ton sloop Restaurantignon and its 55 Norwegian crew are highlighted as emblematic of the first voyage. Norway may send Crown Prince Olaf to participate officially, underscoring international involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamline
Minn
Associated Press
Norway
Crown Prince
Olaf
Zealands Eat Raisins
New Zealand consumes more raisins per capita than any nation, with residents averaging 4.40 pounds of raisins and 1.20 pounds of currants annually. England per person eats 1.85 pounds of raisins and 2.77 pounds of currants, while the United States averages 2.96 pounds of raisins and about one pound of currants. The Quebec government plans a commission to implement earlier minimum wage laws for women in manufacturing industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Associated Press
New Zealand
England
United States
Quebec
Indians Use Iodine At Reservation Clinics
Cass Lake Minnesota February 13 The medicine man once seen as supernatural is fading as 14 000 Chippewas increasingly seek medical care at reservation hospitals. P D Wadsworth supervisor of the Consolidated Indian Agency notes many have become civilized and embrace modern healing. Old and timid Indians convert to the white man’s medicine, with atomizers sprays and iodine for a range of ailments drawing them to infirmaries at the first sign of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Lake
Mien
Associated Press
P. D. 3Radsworth
Ada Agencciy
Wadsworth
Bear Crushes Hunter in Argentine Forest
A South American ant bear fatally mauls hunter Candida Martinez in Avia Teris Chaco Argentina. Martinez, 50, fought the animal in a dense forest after separating from his companion. Dogs barked and shots were heard as the hunter died from severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Avia Tersi
Argentine Chaco
Candida Martinez
Martinez
Home furnishings curtain lining benefits noted
A lining improves curtain hang, shields fabric from sun, and enhances appearance while extending life. The passage then digresses into wildlife notes describing ants killing jaguars and settlers’ view of the animal as useful, plus a half-formed anecdote about dogs and a man near dors.
Exhibition of Byron Manuscripts Opens in London
London displays Byron manuscripts as the First Edition Club opens a special exhibition following the American example. The event underscores renewed interest in the poet, with scholars and collectors visitante noting rare texts and marginalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
United States
First Woman Officer Heads North Carolina Legislature
A display features private exhibits including rare books and manuscripts. Among the items are first editions and proof copies. Miss Rosa Mund, engrossing clerk of the house of representatives, is noted as the first and only woman to hold an officer position in the North Carolina legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa’ Mund
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Man’s Health Claim Promotes Liver Stomach Remedy
An old advertisement-like fragment touts a remedy for liver and stomach ailments. It claims digestion, bloating, and catarrhal inflammation can be relieved by a simple preparation, with emphasis on internal tract cleansing and nonprescribed aid.
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H.C. Taylor
Westerly
MM. T. van Hecke
J. B. Henry
Lorenz
University School of Fine Arte
Pathy
Henry
M. C. del Manzo
WB. Downing
George Kirchhoff
E. Henry
Ww. Preyer
W- Kennard
M.T. van Hecke
R.A. Schwegler
E. P. O Brien
G. B. Patrick
Alfred Eliot
Home Aid Society
East Twelfth-street
Thimbres
Ralph’ Tait
George Watts
W. P. Olmstead
Vermont Street
Theta Phi Sigma
Lowing
Paul Robertson
Noble Tribble
Bloomfield
Paul Craig
Flapper
Fer Backus
Winfield
George Baxter
Mavion
Harold Dreffie
Lewis
Vergil- Hare
Toronto
Robert Campbell
Dodge City
James‘ Noble
Riley
Victor Mallory
Alton
Russell Scanlon
Jack Scanlon
St. Joseph
Olin -Hare Hewing
Albert Zimmerman
Lroy
Sam) Cummings
Adrian
J. S. Barrow
Frigsy Duplicate Auction Club
Max Wilhelm Jr
Mas. T.G. Fitch
W. R. Smith
J. Frank Jones
Jeannette Wheeler
Delta Pai Delta
Helen Skilton
Margaret Gale Si
Ray Zimmerman
Ralph Pine
Mr. Wise
J. Haley
Wise
Wilbur Pine
W. E. Dunn
Harry. Griggs
Zeno Rogers
M Merle Dunn
Walter Palmateer
Leslie Hammig
Zimmerman
Episcopal Church
The
Housemothers’ Club
Alpha Tau Gmega
West Fourth Street
Country Club
Lawrence Reading Club
E. W. Strayer
Tennessee Street
al Becker
Alice ‘Skilton
Louisiana Street
Pluk
Ey Merwin
Indiana
Sack Crinkley
L. ‘Niceman
Clinton
Lawrence
I.R. Zing
Maryay Pendélton
Missi Fraces Robinson
Trene
Harry Kanei
Ell Memorial Hospital
Kansa
Itgis
B. E. Bishop
Artha Valentine
Amiss
Aelia Hoffman
Gérteude Pearson
Nut. Vienteh
Jane
David Robinson
Kansas
A. D. Weaver
Mes. Hares J. Fox
Clarence Houk
Ampire
Marguerite Tarpy
Floyd Maynard
D. McNeill
Atcchison
H. Stretton
Valspar
Barber's Drug Store
Europe
Minnesota
Bear
Hunter
California
Palace
Romine & Son
Jay
Wi Sons Bk Piu
Eo S
Ferreci
Luxite
van Raaite
Rosaine
Kayser
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