Community group plans events amid Willard death anniversary
A meeting of the Brackett Fain Bureau was postponed to February 28 in Legeton for the Willard death anniversary observance. The program features readings, songs, and talks by members including Miss Beatrice Belkin, with a studio performance in New York. Various local clubs and churches prepare lectures, sewing, and fundraising events through the week, highlighting community involvement and founders day activities across Lawrence.
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Brackett Fain Bureau Group
Beatrice Belkin
Sta Weal
New York
Village society notes lively with clubs and gatherings
Numerous social events fill Lawson and surrounding towns with a Valentine mood. Mrs. Ed Anderson and Mrs. Luther Gustafson host junior high students at a party honoring Marie and Alice Gustafson. Various clubs plan meetings from the Year Round to the Miercoles, while bridge and whist groups dine at Colonial tea room. Teas, birthdays, and candlelight services recur, with out-of-town guests mentioned and Ladies Aid elections held.
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Ed Anderson
Luther Gustafson
Marie
Alice Gustafson
Mildred Lane
Gladys Black
Dorothy Haglund
Baldwin
Personal notices of travel and moves among local residents
Mrs E R Hess departs for Fort Pierce Florida to visit sister Mrs William Frowe for a month. Lawrence Walker, now a lawyer after passing the state bar, leaves for Wichita to join Heeler and Roberts. Howard Deay goes to Lafayette Indiana to teach entomology at Purdue. Mrs Desay plans to join him in March. Jerome Colvin visits Topeka aunt Mrs Isa M Curtis and will go to Washington DC in March for brother Charles Curtis inauguration. Mr and Mrs T McCall and family spend day in Kansas City. Mrs Robert Rowlands and Miss Georgia Wolf attend Kansas Book Dealers Association meeting in Topeka.
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Fort Pierce
Fim
William Frowe
Lawrence Walker
Wichita
Heeler and Roberts Law Firm
Howard Deay
Lafayette
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Desay
Deay
Eudora Rebekah Group Hosts Bridge Night and Events
Eudora residents gathered for a Valentine themed bridge evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Mertz. Clarence Daugherty and Mrs. William Miller topped the high and low scores at six tables. Refreshments followed while guests included the Adams, Hughes, Miller families, and many others.
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Valentine
Clarence Daugherty
William Miller
Oscar Lothholz
J. D. Adams
F. G. Hughes
Fred Walker
E. Cory
James McCabria
Guy Grimes
Pete Edelbrock
Lillian Ler
Henrietts Schubert
Fay Lepper
Clarence Fuller
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Learnard
William Mertz
Johm Miller
W. QO. Hamilton
Lawrence
A. D. Thomason
C. E. Sheldon
Ars J. D. Adams
Margaret Lyndon
Eudora
Leo Tassman
Wamego
Gerald Hart
Altar Society
Catholic Church
Vernon Kasberger
Douglas
Johnson County
Marion
Paul Lucan Jr
Baldwin
F. W. Black
Freddie
Omaha
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Paul Lucan
Catharan Upchurch
William Roe
Local Corliss Notes Mix Social Calls and Illness
Corliss residents and visitors are noted in a string of small-town items. Dent and Qma attended a Knights of Pythias hall dance in Lin wood Tuesday night. Bracken returned home from Kansas City after visiting his son Pearl and family. Olathe trips and various calls to friends fill the week as neighbors share routines, sickness, and small errands. The column closes with an advertisement for Fletcher's Castoria claiming to aid infant digestion and weight gain.
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W. H. Dent
Qma
Linwood
Knights of Pythias Hall
Bracken
Pearl
Kansas City
Lela Hunter
Will Savage
Olathe
Chas
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de Sota
Clyde Jordan
Mr. Baker
W.h.dent
Robert Turner
de Soto
Turner
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Erle Hiunter
Will Savace
John Atkinson
Sconcer Farm
L. L. Gertrude
Brown of
Kanes
Ghos. Broyles
Bailes
Jewett Station
Len Plummer
Corliss
Erle Hunter
Spring Hill
Bart Couch
Anna Johnson
Erle
Will -Savage
Coyote Hunt Draws Nearly Thousand In 64 Square Miles
Johnson Gaur ty Farm Bureau organized the drive to curb coyotes amid numerous complaints. About 1 000 men participated across Gardner and Lexington townships, covering 64 square miles and killing 12 coyotes. The event aimed to reduce predators in the region.
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Johnson Gaurty Farm Bureau
Gardner
Lexington
W. H. Dent
Everhart
Sony James
Robert Turner Sunay
Cundith
The Right Way to Banish Fat Marmola Tablet Spotlight
Combat a cause modern research reveals turning food into fuel rather than fat. Marmola prescription tablets claim to supply a natural element missing in the body and convert intake into energy. Each box includes a formula and reasons for benefits, with years of use and claimed beauty and vim. Ask your druggist for Marmola today.
Local visits and social calls noted in Olathe area
Olathe residents on the Turner home visit in the afternoon. Corliss spent Thursday evening with Cliff Messer's family. Ruth Bird, a nurse in training at Bell Memorial hospital, visited her parents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Erle Hunter called on Will Savage's household Sunday evening.
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Olathe
Turner Home
Kansas City
Theo Bird
Erle Hunter
Will Savage
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