Chi Omega tea honors Miss Williams in Tulsa
Miss Mary Clay Williams national Chi Omega inspec tor visited Tulsa Oklahoma as guest of honor at a Chi Omega Alumnae Association tea for mothers and patronesses held at Mrs Solon Emerys home. About thirty five guests attended including ten active members. Williams departed Lawrence today after a weekend at the chapter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiss Mary Clay Williams
Tulsa
Okla
Chi Omega Sorority
Chi Omega
Peter Emery
Anna Bitzer
Mitchell
Ralph Harman
W. A. Lovitt
W. T. Gainling
J.B. Mack
C. S. Pinch
W. E. Grege
George Kirchhoff
C.D. Bunker
A. L. Williamson
Blanche Thomas
H. Landes
J. N_ Guert
William Huttis
Bridge Supheon
Gamma Phi Teta _ alumnae
Philip Headie
Mary Hackman
M Cs Finesco Club
Mies Wilma Miller
Oulo Rareldes
the Manor
H.B. Miller
M. Li
Homer Allison
Kappa Phi Alumnae
Elizabeth Rupp
Cosmos Club
Beatrice Stapleton
KK. A. Dames
Clarence Hier
Wiedemenn
Elks Club
Happy Bidders Club
Guy Hunsinger
Imperial Auction Club
Mirs
Charles Schwarz
Jd. D. Clay
Philip Olmstead
B. C. Morren
Watkins Hall
Educational Council of Lawrence
E. W. Bridge Club
E. Cameron
Wiedemann’ Ie
P. W. Club
H. W. Craig
M. R. Gill
W. W. Hutton
L. D. Club
George Shultz
D. A. Ri
Washington
Tes
C. EB. Friend
W. V
CG. W. ‘Thompson
Gopeka
Marion
Lawrence
Social Calendar Card Sets in Lawrence Community Events
Lawrence society list details Tuesday through Saturday gatherings. Women’s clubs, teas, bridge and dance events dominate, with weddings, anniversaries, and civic group meetings noted. Notable visitors include Mrs. Gale Creighton of Greenwich and Topeka speakers at university women’s events.
Legis Session Attendance Spotted In Topeka Trip
Personal notices report David McCreath and Jim Alder son traveled to Topeka for legislative sessions while Baker University coach Emil Liston visited Lawrence Saturday. Mrs. Fred Olmstead plans a Kansas City motor show trip and visits Ward Parkway hosts. Isa Wellman, en route to Topeka from Kansas City, briefly stopped in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCreath
Jim Alderson
Topeka
Emil Liston
Baker Univrsity
Lawrence
Fred Olmstead
Kansas City
G. S. DeRain
Alice Wood
Ward Parkway
Isa Wellman
Joe Wellman
C. d. Kerwitz
Ottawa
J. L. Tompkins
A. J. Winter
Eudora
Death notices from McLouth and Oskaloosa families
Miss Amelia Otto Klein dies after long illness at Leavenworth hospital. Funeral at Edmonis chapel near McLouth and burial at Fowler cemetery. Survived by parents and siblings. Frances Roberts, daughter of Lon and Mrs Roberts of Oskaloosa, dies after influenza illness at home. services held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Klein
McLouth
St. John's Hospital
Leavenworth
Edmonis Chapel
Fowler Cemetery
Kiem
Amelia Otto
Frances Robets
Lon Roberts
Oskaloosa
May Beauty Hint From A Quiet Mind
The author notes exterior beauty steps are minimal and argues wrinkles come more from feverish prevention than from neglect. A rested mind is key to youth, starting the day with quiet, a leisurely breakfast, and a calm approach to reading the paper and planning the day.
Obituary notices and community updates from Oskaloosa area
Obituary and social notices from the Methodist church in Oska loosa note a service led by Rev Earl O Harvour for a deceased resident with burial in Oskaloosa cemetery. The piece lists relatives and neighbors, plus multiple visits and family caregiving details. It also mentions a poultry school at Jeffe renu Oskalo Gooree Ruinie on county farm be list and various family visits from Lawrence MeLouth Winchester and Atchison counties. The tone reflects a small town news page with personal announcements and local events.
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Oskaloosa
Earl
Harvour
Roberts
S. Champion
Tarr Homie
Joseph Mohn
Will Lee
Leavenworth
Aly
Lem Willey
Staunde Wood
George Hampton
Homer
Mathews
Ton
Mwarry
Will Harris
Supe Scott
Atchiie
Scott
Jefferenu
Oskala Gooree Ruinie
McLouth
Wright
Hunter Home
Ray Rogers
Lawrence
A. M.L. Rogers
MeLouth
Death of Mrs Mart Glenn Remains in McLouth
Neighbors mourn the passing of Mrs Mart Glenn at McLouth after a brief illness. She is survived by her son Wilbur Glenn and daughters Bernice and Dolly, with her husband having died a few months earlier. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Tuesday afternoon, burial in McLouth cemetery. Agnes Nowak visited Sunday morning, Mrs Dan Petrie and children. Little Margaret Wellman has been ill with a cold but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Glenn
McLouth
Glenn
Wilbur Glenn
Bernice
Dolly
The
Baptist Church
Golden Red club quilting and local social notes
Mrs. Lew Lawson hosted the Golden Red club with a quilting afternoon on February 1. Attendees included Miss Lina Maichel and numerous residents such as Mrs. W. A. Simon, Mrs. Lloyd Davis, Mrs. Frazier Butler, and Mrs. George Heyl among others. Many local families hosted or visited relatives over the weekend, with meals and gatherings noted across Overbrook and nearby towns. The community reports all pupils back in school after measles and Overbrook high school reopening February 6 after a week’s closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Lawson
Golden Red Club
Lina Maichel
Lloyd Davis
Frazier Butler
Wiser
Ernest. Transmeyer
George Heyl
Frank Simon
Chas. Simon
Marion Dodder
Jennings Price
H. M. Desque
Clifford
Eileen
Louise Reilly
Lena
Myrle
Eleanor
Eward Desque
Tepees
Henry Desque
Olin Powell
Donald
Bobby
Fred Mackey
Lone Star
Noah Shuler
Sylvia
Overbrook High School
Agnes Forth
Chas
Forth
Agnes
Overbrooks
Artie Forth
Chas. Fawl
Topeka
Joe Baldwin
Fall Leaf Elects Officers at Company Meeting
The Fall Leaf telephone company held a Friday evening meeting at the Fall Leaf store. Harvey Scheliack was elected president, Fred Reetz secretary, and Charley Vitt treasurer. The president appointed Reetz Vitt and A Stein to the by laws committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Leaf Telephone Company
Fall Leaf
Harvey Scheliack
Fred Reetz
Charley Vitt
A. Stein
Community notices from Philo Beck and local schools
Independence news notes residents assisting with butchering at the Philo Beck home and neighbors helping George Reynolds. A postponed community meeting due to bad weather shifts to February 17 with a women led program. Students performed a dialogue Pennies Grow with songs by several local young people and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Thelma Lederer
Grace Husted
Wetha Mae Taul
How You May Look Prettier With MELLO GLO Face Powder
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder promising a prettier look with a natural bloom. It claims to hide fine lines and wrinkles, minimize pores, resist shine, and avoid a flaky appearance. The product is described as non irritant due to a new French process and offered at 50 cents and one dollar, tax free.
Fall Leaf community notes and local visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Mignot and daughters IteAnn and Barbara visited Otto Witt's home Friday evening. Frank and Otto Mignot hauled flags Saturday to Adolph Tornadens saw mill. Fred Pfleger worked on wood south of Eudora on Monday and was weather bound for a few days. Several from Fall Leaf attended Literary at Billie Eaton school Wednesday. Mrs Frank Vitt learned her sister Mrs Kate Moll of Olathe is ill and at Bethany hospital in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs A Steinbring were in Kansas City Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mignot
IteAnn
Barbara
Otto Witt
Frank
Otto Mignot
Adolph Tornadens
Fred Pfleger
Eudora
Fall Leaf
Billie Eaton
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kansas
A. Steinbring
Lydia FE Pink Ham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
A testimonial from Annie of Columbus Ohio claiming relief from weakness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health, multiple pregnancies, and urges others to obtain the medicine from local drugstores and follow directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Annie
Alleghany Ave
Columbus
Ohio
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Mr. Knorr
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P. EF. O
MR. Gill
Er. Bayiles
O. Stoland
D. Cowgill
George de Kirchhott, Jr
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Emma
Nieder
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Hugo
August Nieder
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Mabel
Esther Eckman
Katherine
Kelly
C. W. James
Young People’s League of
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Flora May James
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Leola Robertson
Jennie Stevens
Eleanor Denenanne
Edith
Martha
Edward
Albert Eckman
Orval
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Frederick Hemphill
Alfred Seele
Harold Ingle
Paul Husted
Kenneth Mestinghemer
Leslie D. Merritt
Raymond
Virgil Horrell
Norman‘ Jones
Gerald Craig
Cecil Smith
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Alley James
Youdon Eckman
C. R. Moen
la Crosse
Wis
Olyve M. Been
Charles Knorr, Jr
Charles Knorr
Women’s Guild of
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Baumcartner
the Beaucrant
Mrev We “W. Iutton
Mississippi Street
Joseph A. Wahl
Ww V
Alice M. Ericsson
Massachusetts Street
E. M. Cameron
F. O. W. Bridge Club
Wiedemann
B. and
P. W
Greenwich Village
H. W. Craigs
Methodist Ladies' Aid
L. J. W. Sewing Circle
Henry Wagner
J. D. Mitchell
Warner
Women's Relief Corps No. 9
Lincoln
G. A. R. Hall
G.A.R
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George Hackman
Emma Eberhart
Louise, Kuhn
Nelle Anderson
Anna Freeark
Mary White
Etude de Stile
Aving Ee
Margaret Kreider
MacLaughlin
Jane Miller
Trior
Dancing Master
Foester Anna May
June
David Draper
Butterfis
Wright Lorraine Polson
Spaulding
C. W. Thompson
American Association of University Women
W. H. Schoene
Thompson
Ways and Means
State Senate
League of Women Voters
George ‘Beal
League
A.A .W
Valentine
Carl B. Althaus
J.W. Murray
Anna McCracken
G. H. Ransom
E. Hi. Wilson
China
N. HW. Bailey
Frank E. Jones
Jones
A. R. Olmstead
Grace Perky
Brotherhood of the Centen ‘Ary Methodist Episcopal Churchy
Fourth
Elm Stree
Wallace -L. T. Lit
George J.shulkz
L.D
Indian Street
Aunt Het
Robert
Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Woodstock
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Associated Press
Louise Closser
Halo
Enterprise and Vicinity
Grace
Harry Hemphill
Richard Butell
Herman Butell
B. L. Taul
Joe Ed
Walter New
Husted
Oral Staneart
Hiawatha
Stan
Myrtle Saemann
Chicago
Independent Laundry
T. SL
New Cretonnes
Jeffries
Betle
Kass
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