Birth of a daughter Jean Anderson announced
Society items note the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray yesterday, plus upcoming church league meetings, club gatherings, and a violin recital by Prof Edward F. Kurtz in San Antonio with praise from the San Antonio Express. Other notices cover bridge groups, dinners, anniversaries, and future events at local clubs and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Murray
Jean Anderson
Edward F. Kurtz
University School of Fine Arts
San Antonio
Tex
Charles S. Skilton
Fine Arts
San Antonio Express
Edward Kurtz
E Ach
Talk by Miss Mabel Schaeffer At Local Church
Miss Mabel Schaeffer, veteran teacher at a Japanese girls' school, will speak Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at 627 Ohio Street. All ladies of the congregation are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies League of the
First Methodist Church
Harris Pollock
Fred Harris
Ohio‘ Street
Howard Harris
George O. Reed
Wallace Harris
F. D. Ridings
H. D. Hill
East Twelfth Street
New York
Parent-Teacher Association
Teldes
Ohio Street
Mabel Schaeffer
Local Personal Notices Recap of Daily Travels and Visits
Miss Rosemary Ketcham returns from Cincinnati to visit sister Mrs. William Anderson and Bishop Anderson. Mrs. J. W. Haggard and family come back from Pleasanton Kansas. Mrs. Glen Ellis visits Vinland today at Mrs. Wi S Parsons home. Mrs A Hawk travels to Baldwin. Mrs. A B Davis returns to Walnut after visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Tait. Pearl Schott leaves for St Joseph Missouri to visit friends. C A Smart and George K Mackie head to Topeka and Kansas City on business. Emma J Kennedy the poor commissioner spends the day on county matters. H J Price goes to Topeka. Mrs H C Brinkman visits Kansas City. May B Cheatham journeys to Kansas City for The Merchant of Venice matinee. C F Russell travels to Kansas City due to grandson Phil Russell illness. Sam Kelsall spends day in Kansas City. Edward Bumgardner and C W Hemphill travel to Kansas City. T Sweeney makes a Topeka business trip. Mrs C B Pettibone visits Independence Missouri for weekend with daughter. J A Keeler and A B Weaver spend day in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Ketcham
Cincinnati
William Anderson
Bishop Anderson
Pleasanton
Kansas
Glen Ellis
Vinland
Wi. S. Parsons
Baldwin
A. ‘B. Davis
Cou Vatrs
H. J. Price
Topeka
H. C. Brinkman
Kansas City
May B. Cheatham
The
Shubert
C. F. Russell
Phil Russell
Sam Kelsall
Edward Bumgardner
C. W. Hemphill
Sweeney
C. B. Pettibone
Independence
J. A. Keeler
A. B. Weaver
City Ladies Take A Day Trip To Ottawa
Miss Mildred Greene Grace Greene and Mabel Timpkin drove to Ottawa for a day trip. Elizabeth Putman returns from Whiting Ind after six weeks due to her father’s death. Genevieve Herriott, ill north of town, shows slight improvement. Mrs B A Dishop called to Abilene for her mother’s illness. mother also shows slight improvement. Erie Bank Heist Nets 5000. two bandits escape with cash as Erie police confer with mayor on law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mildred Greene
Grace Greene
Mabel Timpkin
Ottawa
Elizabeth Putman
Whiting
Ind
Genevieve Herriott
B.A. Dishop
Abilene
Bank Robbers Steal 5000 From First National Bank
Two masked men robbed the First National Bank at Tustin in Orange County and escaped with about $5,000. The incident occurred today in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
First National Bank
Tustin
Orange County
Lemon Bleach Promises Harmless Skin Whitening
An old advertisement touts a home skin whitening method using two lemons and Orchard White. It claims a quarter pint mixture can whiten and soften skin, massage on face and hands, with stage beauties cited as users and asserts safety and immediacy after preparation.
Promotion for General Sladen in Washington
Washington January 9 Brig Gen Fred W Sladen superintendent of the Military Academy at West Point has been selected for promotion to Major General Also featured is a special sale of real tailoring cloths to clear stock for spring suiting mens and boys clothing patterns free cuts suitable for ladies misses coats capes school clothes and more Must be disposed of in 15 days bargains include remnant pieces 58 inches wide at 1 00 to 2 00 per yard 75 yards at 1 00 and 90 yards at 2 00 Protsch The Tailor 833 Mass St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protsch
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiedemann Tea Room
Zella Jones
Mayme
Corcoran
Leona Seat
Selma Gottlieb
Josephine Umas
Dorcas Rublee
Leona Wyatt
Business and Professional Women's Club
Parent
T. J. Weorsing
J. M. Neville
Ivanhoe Temple
Vladimir de Pachmann
C. A. Preyer
Iliff CG. Garrison
Stewart, Dickson
Arlo
Hults
C. E. Decker
Bridge
Will Newman
Wayne Gill
University Heights
Beulah Robbins
Rosedale
Robbins
J. H. Wilder
Minnie Scott
A. .A. Green
Mattie’ Patton
Park Hetzel
Belle Arps
Bert. ‘Capen
Westover
i“Henry Jost
William Reinisch
Presbyterian Church
Otto Bar
coe _Ansuirance
Erie
Erie Police Force
J. C. Williams
Lincoln Bank
Evans Auto Supply Co
Rae
Weaver
Bowerlock Theatre
London
Australia
Orient
Dale Winter
Jolson
C. J. Topping
Bowersock Theatre
Windsory
Frame Inmerica
Frank Hise
Mah Jongg
Nachman’ Cor
America
Marion Davies
Gsmopolitan
Grporation
Jmarion
Bowersock
Sally Ann
Sally
Gun Bread
Zephyr Bakery
PY & Co
PD &Wuo
PD & Co
Round ‘Corner Drug Co
Idica
Lawrence, Kans
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