Pleasant Hour Club entertains at Larcom home
Members of the Pleasant Hour club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C. H. Larcom’s home 1926 Barker. Mrs. Eli Taylor assisted. new president Mrs. Jack Kelsey called the meeting. Twenty one members and two guests told jokes. the group sang and held a spelling school. refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs. G. Brown and Mrs. Robert Larcom. Founders Day plans and a city women’s clubs meeting were announced.
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Pleasant Hour
C. H. Larcom
Barker
Eli Tayior
Orden
Jack Kelsey
E. S. Reeves
L. P. Arnott
G. ¥. Brown
Robert Larcam
Robert Lindsay
Corinthia Mantwarini
Kentucky Street
L. Bigsby
AUNT HET PERc QULLEN COPYR 1997 Syndicate
The fragment appears to be a copyright notice from 1997 attributed to Publishers Syndicate. It lacks a clear event, person, or local context to form a full newspaper item.
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Perc Qullen
Publishers Syndicate
Old Lady in Downtown Store Remains a Living Fixture
In a rambling reminiscence the author recalls a downtown department store where a former longtime arts buyer rose to manager. Forty five years ago she guided departments from dresses to crafts, now elderly clerks and shoppers haunt the glass doors as the store’s atmosphere endures. The piece juxtaposes memory with present day, noting the quiet dignity of age and the store's enduring stillness amid rain and time.
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Hedu
Stor
Ang
Jers
Gusta
Dong
Local social events fill winter evenings with clubs and dinners
Leesburg society notes describe a dancing party and lunch served through the evening. Chaperons listed include Mrs GC Hammond and Mrs Anna Young. Walls decorated with winter scene paper. ceiling trimmed with white strips. AJAL Green Jr hosted a Thursday bridge club with substitutes named. January board meeting of the Social Service League set for Monday at 10 00. Mayor’s office contact noted. Highlights include gatherings at Peaks with Mr and Mrs H B Washington and Dr C and Mrs Harold Constan. Minervian Club to meet with Mrs Seymour Gentry. La Corte Club and families held a dinner at the Chamber of Commerce rooms with yellow and white decor in honor of Kansas birthday. Musical program featured Ethel and Bikey Senne, J Rumsey and BR M Junkinsy, Elizabeth Ann Bisby, and Myg R M Price. A university men’s dinner for Episcopal students took place at Trinity parish house with about fifty attendees, supporting the union of Girl Friendly Society and National Student Council. Officers include Bob al Mise as president and Rebel Fourmee as secretary. Women of the Alpha Xi Delta house plan a meeting next Tuesday at 4 30 pm hosted by Alice Gaskill. Lotus Club to hold its annual luncheon Monday at Mrs William Lowe’s home. members to confirm attendance with Mrs Lowe or Mrs WH, AL Rive.
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la Corte Club
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Kansas
Ethel
Bikey ‘Senne
Rumsey
BR. M
Elizabeth Ann Bisby
Frank Clark
Ma- MePheeters
We Hardtaker
Myg
R. M. Price
Episcopal Church
Trinity Parish House
Trinity Guild
National Student Council
Bobal Mise
Surber
Hemenway
Rebel Fourmee
Olive Ty
Alpha Xi Delta House
Alice Gaskill
Topeka Note on Legislature Recess and Visitors
Fragmentary report describes the Legislature's recess until Monday. Mrs. Percy Brishi and two sons Leviin and ins arrived Sunday morning to visit Mrs. Olive Boosh at 1224 Ohio Street.
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Topeka
Percy Brishi
Leviin
Ins
Olive ‘Boosh
Ohio Street
Personal News Roundup From Laie and Kansas City
Local personals note residents and visitors including A. El Koons returning to Laie after months away, B. Dalton visiting Denver, Mrs. W. Beale called to Burlingame for a sick mother, Gerrill and Hosford back from Toledo and Youngstown. Teachers and relatives travel, with Caroline Hark visiting Pratt and Kansas City activities as Miss Windsor Winslow McCaretay and others spend days in Kansas City.
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A. EL Koons
Ring
Laie
Wi B. Dalton
Evenini
Denver
Colu
Marley TK. Brown
Sterling
Brown
W. Beale
Rises Fraternity House
Ohio, Street
Burlingame
Ohio
Caroline Hark
Journalisar i
Reece
Pratt
Ting
Kansas
Linnie
May Winslow
Topel
Grace Windsor
Kansas City
Margaret McCaretayent
Topeka
Blarraret
Langenderfer
Joe Sutton
Dader
Miriam Hanid J
H.E. “Eustad
Evelyn
Hustace
We Hole Benedict
Edward Burn ‘Sansas
Gity. Ds
Kan
Appreciation for Support After Loss From Smith Family
Mr and Mrs E P Smith and family express sincere thanks to friends who assisted during their sorrow and for the beautiful flowers sent in memory of their beloved daughter and sister.
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Cardof
Maby
E.P
Smith
Children of Charles Rappard Celebrate His Birthday
Old Douglas County settler Charles Rappard, near Soyer, marked his eighty eighth birthday with a family dinner at his eldest son Will Rappard's home. Relatives including many grandchildren attended. The piece notes Rappard settled after the Civil War on a farm near Soyer and remains active in the community.
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Childen
Charles’ Rappard
Charles Rappard
Worden
Will Rappard
Henry
Rappard
Charles de Watteville
John-Lyons
Guide
Irs
Dudley
Gilges
Aits
J. Breithaupt
Douglas County
Soyer
Heal Hand Business College
Church of the Brethren Sunday services and classes
The text lists Church of the Brethren activities at Fourteenth and New Hampshire. It notes a sermon by W. B. Devilbliss of Ottawa, Sunday rehinals, and instruction for primary and secondary teachers. Everyone welcome to attend and participate.
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Church of the Brethren
New Hampshire
W. B. Devilbliss
Ottawa
University radio schedule on KFRU for Monday air time
The FOR MOND station KFRU announces Monday air time with the usual program lineup. A 32 to 34 pm segment features musical titles and performers including Dran, Allee Mon, Kennels Russell, Alice Camp, and Hendricks among others, with a mix of tunes and readings reflected in the networked broadcast.
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KFRU
Telock
Dranssistant
Demafhusle
Russell
Viera
Weso
Bex Jean
Ayeleishs
Sauires
Alice Camp- Valse Grilliante
Hendricks
Berlin censorship clash as writers resist new boards
Reports from Berlin on January thirteenth describe ongoing protests by writers artists and actors against the new censorship measure enacted by the Reichstag. The boards, with six voting members from arts to education, may ban sales and circulation for indelicate content while political and literary reviews escape. Also notes Christmas charity craft by Queen Mary for England and provisional details on Connecticut women lawmakers.
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Berlin
Germany
Teichstag
Auth Nd Arlists
Fragmentary OCR: unclear aviation trade note
The readable text is garbled with broken phrases about importation costs and development. No coherent event, names, or dates emerge to form a factual news item.
Grippe and Cold Remedies Mentioned in Odd Review
Fragmentary lines reference remedies for colds and flu including quinine and a note about gripping a system. The text shows disjointed phrases and pricing, with stray words like flu grippe tela and 50 cents. No clear event or person appears.
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Olds
Grippé
Ruggis
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