Baldwin area residents and guests attend events and visits
Courty Supt Oscar J Lane spent Monday in Teldwin visiting schools. Ruth Roland from Kansas City, a Baker alumna, visited Baldwin. Anne Kelly of Vinland recuperating in Baldwin stayed with Aunt Mrs. Samuel Deel. Professor Frank E Wolf traveled to Rogers Ark for Baker University business. Various locals hosted and visited at Delta Zeta and Theta Kappa Nu houses. Eugene Hardin leaves Kansas City for Detroit to head city filtering plant. Several society meetings and a joint Day of Prayer for Missions planned at First Methodist Church and faculty club dinner to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Malin
St. Marys
Baldwin
Kenneth Davidson
Malin
S. H. Butt
Betsy
Delta Zeta House
H.S. Smith
Savonburg
Gon
Leon
Harold
Donald Smith
Theta Kappa Nu
Chapter
C. K
Alfred E. Leach
South Sun Street
J. W. Malin
Kansas City
Elise. Hardin
Eldorado
Gladys Taylor
Buckner
Eugene Hardin
Frank S. Hardin
Black and Veatch Co
Detroit
Mich
Helen Barnes Marquis
Delta Zeta Girls
R. R. Twichell
Westfialdwin
Frances
George
Mrs. Twichell
Margaret Flanders
May Stevenger
Georgia Carpentier
Margaret Davison
Evelyn Boyd
Annabelle Stecker
Irene Stecker
Edwin, Davidson
Harold Flanders
Frank Boyd
Sherman Twichell
Glyn Stecker
Horace Twichell
Darlene Boyd
J. Howard Campbell
Frank E. Wolf
Alpha Chi Omega House
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Woman's, Foreign Missionary Society
Thomas A. Evans
Lone Star Freak of Nature event at Woodman Hall
The Lone Star school program and social features a "Freak of Nature" show at Woodman Hall on Saturday night February 28 1925. Austin Flory hosts a community pie supper, with ladies asked to bring pies or boxes. The item notes several local residents and students attending events and school activities in Lawrence and nearby communities, along with a long puzzle note and a list of local social and school happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Woodman Hall
Austin Flory
Will Curtis
John Smith
Ralph Quakenbush
Ed Whitman
sMr
Tom Murphy
Lawrence
Lila
Tuttle
Eleanor
Lottie
Anderson
Mary Landers
Court House
Will Ulrich
Homer Flory
Sarah Flory
Lila Tuttle
Frank Flory
Gladys
Esther Flory
Local Social Notes From Clearfield Tuesday
CLEARFIELD Amos Westerhouse sr called on his son Amos Jr Tuesday morning. John Chanay was in Fadora Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Martin Breithaupt visiting Kretsingers returns home. Bartle Breithaupt called on William Selzer Jr Tuesday afternoon. Homer Clark visited George Meeder. Gideon Breithaupt in Eudora Tuesday afternoon. Vera Breithaupt spent weekend with parents. Mrs George Schehrer is ill. Mr and Mrs Martin Breithaupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orta Kretsinger
George Meecer
Wooil
Susie Brecheisen
Kansas City
Ted Thoren
Homer Clark
Philip Meeder
George Schehrer
Eudora
Cornelian Meeder
Irene Breithaupt
Mabel
Agnes
Della Maria
Wesley Schendel
Maggie ‘Dwyer
Clara Randel
Pleasant ‘Oak
Vinland
George Meeder
Louis Schendel
Fern Todd
William McKinney
Alvin Gabriel
Gabriel
Clarence Housman
Lawrence
John Chanay
Henry Deckwa
Charles Todd
Topeka
Clyde Deay
Entor
Evening Star
Pete Edelbrock
Philip Brecheisen
Bartle Breithaupt
Irene
Gail Mitchell
George Housman
Henry Housman
William Selzer, Jr
Roger Miler
Eugene
Carl Mitchel
Valera Brecheisen
Irene Deay
George Brecheisen
Clearfield
J. Martin Breithaupt
George Schubert
LeRoy Breithaupt
Svas
John Staffen
Joe Vitt
Maurice Starr
Clarence Schehrer
John Schehrer
George Breithaupt, Jr
Johnnie
Lita Selzer
Martin Breithaupt
Yaurice Starr
William Trowbridge
Everard Deay
Fred Deay
Ben Brecheisen
Enla Reusch
T. O. Dwyer
Dr. Shannon
Scheuerman
Harry Duver
Near Gardner
Ruth
Scheurman
Hey Housman
Winona Selzer
Will Housman
Hel
Amos Westerhouse, ‘Sr
Amos, Jr
Fadora
Gideon Breithaupt
Vera Breithaupt
Martin. Breithaupt
Ends Stubborn Coughs in a Hurry
An old home remedy promises fast relief for persistent coughs using Pinex and a syrup base. It claims instant soothing of air passages, loosening of phlegm, and break up of throat or chest colds in a day, with broad use for bronchitis and hoarseness. Include Pinex as 214 ounces in a pint bottle and request from a pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Zebras to grace British and Scottish estates
Zebras from Rhodesia are brought to London for an experiment in captive raising. Twenty two animals will be distributed to estates including Chilham Castle in Kent owned by Edmund Davis, Primley Park in Devon, and Beattock Park in Dumfriesshire owned by Sir William Cross. Public sales and weeklong events accompany the introduction. A separate note mentions a fire at a lumber yard controlled by Cecil Luse with a baker detecting the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Rhodesia
G. B. Chapman
Chilham Castle
Kent
Edmund Davis
H. Whitley
Primley Park
Paignton
Devon
Beattock Park
Dumfriesshire
Sir William Cross
Church of the Brethren
Dunkard
Cecil Luse
Zemo advertised skin relief remedy products
An advertisement promotes Zemo for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles claiming instant relief and quick healing. It describes Zemo as penetrating and invisible for daytime use and offers trial bottle 35 cents and larger size one dollar plus Zemo soap 25 cents from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Zemo Soep
Musterole for cold relief from grandmother's remedy
Musterole is promoted as a ready to use mustard plaster alternative. It claims quick relief from colds bronchitis sore throat stiff neck and related aches. The ad notes its simple ingredients and doctor nurse endorsements.
Shidetoo Mrs Wilson Foreman Serious
William R. Coulson and family visited Janet Dick and family in Lawrence while Genevieve Davison of Lawrence Business College spent time there. An alarm and reef blaze were contained as a strong south wind blew. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy advertised for stomach and intestinal troubles with claims of relieving bloating and inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Foreman
William R. Coulson
Lawrence
S Janet Dick
Genevieve Davison
Lawrence Business College
Mayr
Weekend Visit Amid Banff Snowbound Wildlife
A fragment describes a weekend at the Davison residence in Banff Alberta as heavy snows draw hundreds of wild elk and deer into the town each winter. The text mentions parents Mr and Mrs Ed Davison and notes the season’s impact on local wildlife movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ed Davison
Banff
Alberta
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief
A vintage ad promoting Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative alternative to calomel. It describes the product as sugar coated and olive colored, non-griping, aiding bowel and liver function without forcing action. Advertises bedtime use for relief at 15 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Calomel
Ted O
Chamberlain
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Sam Gabriel
Eriksen Furniture
Vist
Halls
E.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohis
M. A. Farmer
Elyzria
Ohio
S.S.S
Beton
Dunlop
Lawrence Buick CO
Buick
Lawrence, Kans
England
Meclouth
Brunswick
Palmer Tire & Battery Company
1. K
Tirs RG
Arvey Meals
Arizona
Lana
W. W. Burnett
Agt
Kany
Dr. Edwards
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawteigh Co
Dept
IRA
Thra
Freeport
Journal-World
Ed Deck
Douglas County
Board of Administration
Lansing
Kansas
Petlonsz
Ed Beek
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court of
Ehner Geage W. Nams
Sam Brown
Va. Hols
Joseph B. Will Blood
Eliza J Blood
Uedrer
W. Deltree S. . Deitzler
Smith
Benjamin P. Akern
Akers
George A. Ogden
Ogden
Mari
V. Norton
B. Norton
Douglas Ki
Elmer E. Viainut
S Wilson
Stewart
Uest
Smithy
Distriet Court
Lawrence Cal
Silas’ Order
Dourt County
Melvin & Melvin
Lawrence Dalis Journal-Work
Tereby
Delbert W. Perkins
Hatics
Gory
Riling & Riing Attorners
Carl C. Perkins
Douglas
Doglas County
Henry Dreter
Frobate Court
Kannzas
Tom Harley
Aete
Lawrence Dal* Ly Journal-World
Rankins
Elizabeth Eer H Moss
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J. EB. Brastied
Wilsor
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