Society Pages Highlight Valentine Tea Network
Mrs. C. H. Ashton hosted a Valentine tea with guests including Mrs. E. B. Stouffer and Mrs. W. H. Johnson. Scenes show pink flowers, Madeira tablecloths, and a luncheon honoring Mrs. J. Lehman with goblets and a birthday cake. Various clubs meet, with lectures, plays, and Valentine parties across Lawrence venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ashton
E. B. Stouffer
Perry Barber
W. H. Johnson
Frank Strong
Margaret Lynn
Ruth Goddard
Esther Erhart
Barbara Kester
Betty Dykstra
Gertrude Way
Dorothy Shand
L.,g. Mitchell
Guy Smith
Valentine Themed Socials And Art Talks At Local Meetups
A series of club meetings and art discussions fill a recent edition with notes on Hudson River school painters and etchings. Talks by Mrs. John Ise and Mrs. B. P. Deibert cover Bierstadt Church Moran works, while Miss Marion Peers discusses Ernest Lawson landscapes. Social events include a Valentine themed bridge luncheon at Mrs. Blair’s and a Lawrence Educational Council supper with musical pieces and readings. Local figures like Prof. Donald Marsh and Mrs. Horace Hollingbery are noted among attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
B. P. Deibert
Hudson River School of Painters
Albert Bierstadt
F. E. Church
Thomas Moran
Bierstadt
Mt. Corcoran
Church
Niagara
Mount of the Holy Cross
Moran
Mary
Thomas
Marion Peers
University
Ernest Lawson
Jclub
C. M. Blair
Haskell Institute
Blair
Floyd P Rankin
W. W. Curfman
Arthur L. Kirchhoff
V. A. Young
E. F. Caldwell
Gertrude Gilnore
Henry H. Asher
Maurice Crane
C. B.russell
L. .H. Frink
John Stutz
Walter Thiele
George J. Kirchhoff Jr
Warwick Benedict
Ed Peterson
James Barrow
L. A. McNally
Minneapolis
Lawrence Educational Council
FE. F. Price
Byron F. Denmeyer
van Bruner
Ednah Hopkins
Hazel Lynn
Esther Holcomb
Oak Ridge Jayhawk club meeting hosts and community notes
Oak Ridge Jayhawk club had about twenty five members at the Friday meeting at the W W Weeks home with refreshments after. Oakridge Farm Bureau met at Mrs Artman’s home with new members added and Longfellow program planned. Community callers, church groups, and local farm events are listed along with oblique notes on illnesses and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk HH Club
W. WH
Frank Leon
Kaeil
Alfred Heck
Din’ner
Edwin Schowengerdt
Midland
Joe McCard
Ed Lange
Vernon Week
Knowledge Hill
Hesse
M. BE. Church of
Lawrence
Mildred Leonhard Ayas
Ruth Johns
J. R. Bechtel
Clarence Pine
H. Dicker
Son Warne
Et Ob Hesse
Women’s League
M. EL Church Fa
Allan Crafton
Spain
J.-C. Mahler
Seere
Missouri
Shoard
Agriculture
Stiner
Minnesota
Oakridge Club
Mers
Nelson I
Longfellow
R. Topping
Bleakley School
Valentine
Henry Myers
Tonganexie
Baby
Fred Harmon
Linwood
John Smelser
Harmon
Troy Smelser
Colorado
Mrs. Smelser
Mr. Harmon
Prayer Wheels From Tibet Shown At Field Museum
Sacred Tibet prayer wheels displayed at the Field Museum in Chicago reveal how daily prayers are produced. Two strips of paper like ticker tape are inserted into hollow cylinders. spinning the wheel is equated with praying aloud. Neighboring observers note the exhibit and its spiritual symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tibet
Field Museum
Debt of gratitude helps 205 Selma schoolchildren
Selma North Carolina report details Dr Wade H Atkinson of Washington born in Johnston County after the Civil War returning home to forgive a county debt by performing free tonsil and adenoid operations for 205 struggling schoolchildren. He partnered with local doctors nurses and volunteers to complete the nine day effort using improvised facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
N. C
APA
Wade H. Atkinson
Washington
Johnston County
Sibley Hospital
Atkinson
F. M. Waters
C. C. Massey
California Fig Syrup Promoted as Reliable Remedy for Children
A Kansas mother attests California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective laxative for children with digestive issues. The Topeka user claims it improved her daughter Elizabeth’s stomach and bowels, noting long-term reliability and physician endorsement. The ad emphasizes a fruity taste, vegetable base, and safety for young users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
E.G. Price
Topeka
Elizabeth
Ten to eighteen ton silectomies daily
A surgeon performed ten to eighteen ton silectomies daily and waited on the tenth day when a bus brought thirteen more patients from a nearby school district raising that day’s total to thirty six and the overall period to two hundred five operations. A Dawn horse skeleton dated about 100000 years old was found by workmen along the Little Arkansas river near Valley Center New York. Canoes and airplane equipment will be used next summer when Dominion Explorers Ltd. begins operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Plains
Utah
Colorado
Little Arkansas River
Valley Center
New York
Dominion Explorers, Ltd
Gold exploration plan outlined for Canadian Northwest
A brief note explains a projected four year aerial gold exploration program in the Canadian Northwest. It references initial surveying steps and potential cooperation with local authorities and firms to map mineral deposits. No specific dates or names are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gin
Canadian Northwest
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Hen Klatter Klub
New Hampshire Street
J. H. Lehman
O'Clark
Josephine Edmands
Rhode Island Street
Mary Dindenberger
Mary Esther Rutter
Alice (Sustafson
Mae Mercer
Hope Lee
Katherine Aston
Edith, Kennedy
Mabel Green
Billowe’en Maconbrie
Aflary Evelyn Kennedy
Blossom Elving
Irene Moll
Helen Ingle
Jane Allen
Margaret Montgomery
May Edmondson
Ida Edmondson
Dr F. Nelson
University Women’s Club
Memorial Union Building
Percival Wilde
A. d. Mix
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
William Huse
John F. Weimer
Edward H. T Jor
Tailing
Kenward W. T.A
Derry Gaskill
Massachusetts Street
Frances Willard
F. A. Kernseader
V. E. Helleberg
Mineyvian Club
Minnie Kahle
Kansas
R. Gorrill
David Perkins
Jim Wiggins
E. Brune
Marv Sp Ner
Charles Baxter
PB Ron Roberts
W. H Cadwell
G. W. Shearer o¢_Toveka
Robert Gentry
J. H. Bibest
Lj PF. Rose
Byron Roberts
Sophia, Arie
Fagene Brune
J. H. Mitchell
W.R. Gorrill
W. H. Cadwell
Ben Rowing
T. Z. Peterson
G. EB. Cadwell
Celia Watts
Mary Watts
Women’s Alliance of the
Unitarian Church
Western
E. M. Belles
Louisiana Street
H. W. Har
Gridiron Club
Stephenaw
Lynn
Trent
Harvrs
John Bunn
Hargiss
Benry Washington Chanter
Daughters of the American Rlution
Eldridz Sril
H. E. Don Garros
Mount Fernon
Corinestrees
Lawrence Art Club
Spooner-Thayer Mussa
Lopsright 1628
Donald Marsh
Baker University
American Association of University Women
F. W. Gaunt
Walter Keeler
Horace Hollingbery
Hollingbery
Dwight Prantice
Elizabeth Henderson
Pt.a
Erna Corey
A. Bruckmiller
C. S. Nelson
O. H. Stockwell
Walter Johns
G. G. Clevenger
Donal Johns
Idred Mast
Ald Lawrence
Lawrence’ Flower Club
Court House
Anth
W. C. Stevens
Efla Deering
J. B. Mack
W. B. Wilcox
W. S. Cadwell
Harold Bowen
Carl Antrim
E. J. Logsdon
Myray
Clarence White
Ralph Kirk Antrim
Pen
Ray
Cadwell
Jane
Oak Ridge
Earl Hulee
Unnerwood Mill
Pony Creek
U. B
Oak , Hill
C. Miller
John ‘Wise
Vernetta Fairbairn
Vera Fairhairn
C. Fairbairn
Carl Woodard
Clinton
Rob Rose
Stanwix
Afr
Barbara Etter
Jonkridge
Laptad
Teday
Masonic Temple
Howard Constant
Chas. Richards
W. S. Coleman
Kansas City
J. C. Herriott
Nelson LeSner
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
W. EB. Grimes
Green Bros
Fhe! Farmers! i
Kayser
Izes
Algo
Gordon
H. B. Hertzler
Y. B. Hertzler
Mable Hertzler
E. Hertzler
Ci M Eilis
Brinkman
Blue Ribbon Bread
Oxfords
Gondrigh
Sox
Elizabeth Prices
Zulans
Jenny Wren
Miss. St
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