Trinity Lutheran Follies to Stage Friday Night
The men of Trinity Lutheran Church plan the first annual Follies Friday at 8 pm in the church banquet hall. The program boasts seven acts including Swede and Eric, Maud the trained mule, a midwinter night’s scream sketch, Hawaiian music, and a musical comedy finale. Proceeds go to the church building and loan fund with tickets 50 cents at the door.
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Trinity ‘Lutheran ‘Church
Swede
Eric
Melody Land
Maud
Abraham Asis
Chautauatia Son
Six Corners
Arthur Endacott
Martin Jost
Paul Luckan
Ed Martin
H. T. Jost
Edgar Jost
A.C. Reuter
H. T. Rowley
Victor Olson
Joseph Garbutt
Mesdames H. T. Jost
A. E. Olson
Church Supper and Oration at Methodist Church
The fifth supper of the second series drew good attendance at First Methodist Church last night. Miss Lela Hackney of the University read Thanksgrving Ann, followed by Ed ar Gift’s fine oration on Stewardship and Possessions. Dr. Harry A. Gordon led the devotional, using the Parable of the Leaven to illustrate church and Kingdom applications.
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First Methodist
Lela Hackney
Edar
Harry A. Gordon
Church
Kingdom of God
Eee
Campbell Lectures On First Aid At Junior High
Ned Campbell of the American National Red Cross headquarters in St Louis gave lectures and demonstrations in first aid before Junior High students. Students were split into two groups and Campbell will demonstrate first aid before city police and fire departments at 9 o clock tomorrow morning at the police headquarters.
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Ned Campbell
First Aid and
American National Red Cross
St.Louis
Campbell
Clinton Belvoir Community Sale Attracts Large Crowd
A Clinton area community sale drew a unusually large crowd on Friday with many stock items selling well. Mrs. Charles Houk and Mrs. M. J. Murphy attended a Farm Bureau meeting at the Platz home in Stull Friday afternoon with Miss Randle present. Reed work was shown and Miss Rooks, the Bélvoir teacher, was a guest at the Houk home.
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Clinton
Charles Houk
M. J. Murphy
Farm Bureau
Platz
Stull
Randle
Clinton area notes on updated events and meetings
Friday night visits and church attendance frame a week of community life in Clinton township. Dorothy Woodward returns to school after illness while Trene Nemic recovers from appendicitis. Four new students join Clinton school bringing enrollment to forty. Farm Bureau activities, quilting parties, and a church visit highlight social ties as families welcome visitors from Neosho Falls, Lawrence, and Melvin.
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Claxton
C.A
Heins
Eben Anderson
Jake Houser
Nemici
Chester Baldwin
Fred
Neosho Falls
John Waters
Samuel Swig
Topeka
Charles Herschell
Clinton
Harley Dean
Effie
Leslie Demeritt
C. A.baldwin
Farm Bureau
Odd Fellows Hall
Lawrence
Valley Chapel Sunday School Class Hosts February Meeting
Mrs Marvin Bond entertained the Valley Chapel Junior Sunday School Class on Saturday afternoon February 15. Present were Donald Bond Della Bond Kenneth Puckett Anna Lindell Dudley Bond Batty Lou McKinney Kenneth Bond Pearl Brohammer Robert McKinney Cecil Johnson Clara Salburg and teacher Mrs Solon Markley. Other guests included Ruby Lindell Venita Bond Mary Katherine Markley Raymond Johnson Norman Bond and Harry Puckett. Refreshments were served. The Love Star Ladies Aid met Thursday February 20 at the
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Marvin Bond
Valley Chapel
Donald Bond
Della Bond
Kenneth Puckett
Anna Lindell
Dudley Bond
Batty Lou McKinney
Kenneth Bond
Pearl Brohammer
Robert McKinney
Cecil, Johnson
Clara Salburg
Solon Markley
Ruby Lindell
Venita Bond
Mary Katherine Markley
Raymond Johnson
Norman Bond
Harry Puckett
Love Star Ladies Aid
Quilting Circle Hosts Afternoon Gathering at Local Church
Mrs. Sara Henry Mestker and others attended a church quilting day. In the afternoon a group including Mrs. Homer Flory and Mrs. Will Ulrich joined to piece blacks for a quilt. Mr. Allen helped Rosco Percival with his spring work amid a prior week. Esther Flory hosted a potluck Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bond.
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Sara Henry Mestker
J. R. Smith
Elmer Mestker
Laura Fox
Lillie ‘Ulrich
John Smith
Joe Flory
Mart Flory
William Johnson
Homer Flory
Will Ulrich
Will Garbutt
Bert Flory
Otis Lindell
Aubrey Fishburn
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An ad touts losing fat and gaining vigor through KRUSCHEN SALTS sold by Round Corner Drug Co. It promises dramatic weight loss and health improvement with a money back guarantee if results are not seen. The copy urges readers to purchase and try the product for a boost in energy and physique.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Adlevika touted to cleanse stomach and bowels
An advertisement from Rankin's Drug Store promotes Adlevika as a glycerin mix with buckthorn bark and saline that supposedly relieves constipation in two hours. It claims action on both upper and lower bowel, removes toxins, relieves gas and sour stomach, and promises a real cleansing with one spoonful.
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Adlerika
Rankin’s Drug Store
Local Families Attend Weekend Event in Lawrence
Truila June and many couples including Eldon Ulrich Murray Bond Curtis Kingery Virginia Joe Sanders Danison Curtis McKinney Davison Flory along with Fran Donald Anderson began work for Joe Flory Monday. Will Curtis and daughter Margaret dined Sunday at Clifford Christenson home in Lawrence.
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Truila June
Eldon Ulrich
Murry Bond
Roy_Curtis
Everett Kingery
Virginia Joe
Ther Sanders
Vinna
Danison
Margaret Curtis
Alvin Mckinney
Marvin Davison
Austin Flory
Fran Donald Anderson
Joe Flory
Will Curtis
Margaret
Lawrence
Cliffford Christenson
Birthday Surprise Held for Robert Watts by Bond Family
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bond entertained Sunday evening with a surprise for their father Robert Watts in honor of his upcoming birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Banks Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Scheilhorn Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bond Mr. and Mrs. Austin Flory Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sanders Misses Vinna Davison Esther Flory Marvin Davison Frank Flory and Richard Sanders with Miss Davison and Miss Flory assisting Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bond
Robert Watts
John Banks
Hugo Scheilhorn
Ellis Bond
Austin Flory
Charlie Sanders
Vinna ‘Davison
Esther Flory
Marvin Davison
Frank Flory
Richard Sanders
Miss Davison
Miss Flory
Wonderful News for Fits Sufferers
New York reports a new remedy stopping most stubborn epilepsy cases. Thousands have been helped. Readers may request a free booklet by writing Renesol Laboratories, 509 Fifth Avenue, New York City, Dept. 1781.
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New York
N. Y
Renesol Laboratories
Fifth. Avenue
New York City
Dept
Schutz Kory wed at Franklin home ceremony
Mr and Mrs Michael Schutz hosted a wedding Wednesday afternoon February 2 for Miss Emma Ida Schutz and Theo w7 dore R Kory. Guests included Mr and Mrs Austin Flory Frank and Esther and Miss Vinna Davison.
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Bond
Austin Flory
Frank
Esther
Vinna- Davison
Emma_Ida Schutz
Theo
Dore R. Kory
Michael Schutz
Franklin
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Charles Roller
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Joe Anderson
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