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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1925

Page

5

Kappa Sigma party grace Country Club with dances

Last night the Kappa Sigma fraternity held a formal party at the Country Club from 9 to midnight with a second supper dance at the Wiedemann grill room from midnight to 1. Music came from a Hotel Baltimore orchestra. Darling gifts bore the inscription Kappa Sigma given to several girls. numerous out of town guests attended from Kansas City Wichita Tulsa and Bartlesville.

Kappa Sigmtu Country Club Wiedemann Grill Baltimore Kansas City Kappa Sigma Davors Aude Graham Ann Shanklin Edith Miller Elva Mank Beth McCluny Wight Marjoring Freeman Mary Louise Johnson Jatyne Ehlers Virginia Jones Ny Foil Madeline Sturgeon Mildred Jerreet Virginia Lee Pauline Doerr Mildred Huntsberiger Dorothy Dillaway Katherine Y Mildred Swenson Helen Walon Phi Mu Alpha Ecke’s Hall S.M. Law T. Larremore H. Talots W. TE. Bowersock W. Colter C. W. McFar Mant

The Crossword Puzzle Se Baat Ee Eee A Record Spin

Crossword clues spill across two wordy pages with mixed spellings and garbled lines. A torrent of numbered entries covers horizontal and vertical hints to land, tools, living beings, states, and abstract ideas, all tangled in error and partial phrases.

Social clubs host Valentines and gatherings across town

Freshments and games marked St Valentine events with prizes won by Mrs. Petty Mary Jane Dale Gill and Pauline Laptad. Bridgettes entertained at Mrs Harold Longaneckers with guests from San Francisco Seattle and more. Auction clubs and ladies groups held meetings and planned Valentine poems and exchanges while fraternal and business clubs staged teas dances and parties for charity and social service groups.

Mary Jane Dale-Gill Pauline Laptad

Personal notices from Herington area residents

Miss Blanché Gordon at Herington this winter visits sister Mrs George Weyernwaller and family. Mrs J W Green returns to Independence Mo after visiting Mrs Ralph Baldwin at the Gamma Phi Beta house. Miss Madelyn Skinner Esther Buhler and Hazel Brentzer visit Kansas City for the day. Ollie Knapp and Ethel Erni shop in Topeka. Mary Aston visits friend Mary Beatty in Topeka. W O Johns spends day in Topeka. Oreena Knepper and Clara Nigg attend Alpha Epsilon Iota banquet in Kansas City. Ruth Altergott and Marie Altergott spend weekend in Kansas City. Thelma Roberts spends weekend at home in Kansas City. Miss Bessie Sprinkle at University visits Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Otho Burton go to Kansas City on business. Doris Sailors goes to Kansas City for the day. Will Johns on business in Kansas City. Don Heffin of Kansas City visits mother Mrs S K Heffin and Mrs Emmett E Bouldinot Angeles Cal arrived yesterday.

Blanché Gordon Herington George Weyernwaller J. W. Green Independence Ralph Baldwin Gamma Phi Beta Madelyn Skinner Esther Buhler Hazel Brentzer Kansas City Ollie Knapp Ethel Erni Topeka Mary Bessie Sprinkle Otho Burton Doris Sailors Will Johns Don Heffin K. Heffin Emmett E. Bouldinot Angeles Cal

Many residents travel to nearby cities this morning

A series of brief notices shows locals visiting Kansas City, Sedalia, Wellsville, and DeSoto for short stays or business. Individuals include Mrs. Bouldin, Miss Ann Graham, Prof. A. Queen of the University of Kansas, and C. E. Decker returning from New York. The London pawnbroker tale notes George IV’s incognito cockfight visit and license transfer.

London George IV

Velvet frock showcases feminine lace and belt accents

The description praises a frock with velvet, two kinds of lace and silver cloth. It highlights lace ruffles, a fancy belt and sash, noting the design appears elaborate while overall lines are plain. It suggests women valuing femininity will find good points to copy.

British Act Aims to End U S Bacon Export Trick

The National Farmers Union of Great Britain leads a campaign to halt the drift of U S bacon through Canada to England marketed as Canadian product. An Ontario inquiry exposed monthly exports of bacon to Canada then re shipped to Britain as “best quality” Canadian bacon. Calls grow for a distinctive Canadian brand and Canadian action to curb the practice and similar embargoes on American potatoes to block the Colorado beetle. Associated Press report from London.

Unite States Canada England National Farmers’ Union of Great Britain Ontario Farmérs Union Colorado London Re 10

Mike courting a girl

James Stanworth mayor of this town says trade and romance share a rule. Constant advertising or courting wins. He urges offering the right goods and persistent calling to win a girl or a market.

Associated Press James Stanworth Anita Fre

Living room decor blends indoors with outdoor view

A design note urges keeping outdoor vistas in living spaces with doorways framing nature. It compares decoration to business honesty, stating that no advertising can secure lasting success for a commodity that isn’t genuinely good or worth its pride.

Fascista Leaders in Italy Predominantly Roman Catholics

A report notes that most leaders of the Fascista party in Italy are Roman Catholics, reflecting strong ties between the movement and Catholic institutions in the nation.

Fascista Party Italy

Trade again normal in Denmark US relations 1924 says diplomat

Copenhagen reports in Batghgltidende that 1924 Danish US trade shows a rise toward a new normal after wartime surges. American products benefit from Denmark’s growth, living standards, and purchasing power. US share climbs from 10 to roughly 13 percent by 1923, now ranking behind Germany and Britain as a supplier. Also noted is a new furniture sales trade school opening in Grand Rapids, a major furniture center.

Copenhagen Asssociated Denmark United States John Dynely Pringe Deark Prince Germany Great ‘Britain

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