Maude Arnett Describes Florida Winter Sights
Miss Maude Arnett and her mother Mrs Anna Arnett share Florida winter scenes from Cocoa to Silver Springs. They describe crystal clear water and glass bottom boats, turtles with yellow necks, and visits with friends including A D Weavers and Theodore Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Maude Arnett
Cocoa
Fis
Lena
Anna“Arnett
Ale
Catalina Istand
Silket Springs
A.D. Weaver
St. Petersburg
Mr. Weaver
Theodore Gardner
Lois Burke
W. McFarland
Latyretice
Atlantic
Eather Burke
Wilma
Alph Collins
Margaret Hill
Constantinople
Young Men Choose Wives With Artistic Taste in Czecho Slovakia
A meeting of the Zodiac club at Mrs A D Weaver's home featured Miss Rosemary Ketcham of the University of Kansas discussing Beasanth Ret in Czecho Slovakia. She described Czech art, Bohemia and Slovakia as strong in craft, architecture, and peasant arts, noting marriages are planned around a bride’s home decor and the couple’s art preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zodiac’ Club
A. D. Weaver
Rosemary Ketcham
Esin
University of Bkaksas
Bohemia
Czecho-Slovakia
Tver
Prague
Moravia
Vienna
Republic
J2h. Mellheny
Kingman
sNansas
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs A A Ping
Celebrate Golden Wedding as Mr and Mrs A A Ping plan to observe their fifty year marriage in Indiana. Born in New Cumberland and Indiana, the couple raised ten children and have many grandchildren. Mrs Ping, sixty seven, and Mr Ping active in community service and local school board service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Ping
Indiana
Dine
Pine
Mrs. Pine
Tomerly
Margret Anizliza Jones
New
Lawrence School Board
Ord
Elm Street
Clarence Dina
Chiford
Pini
Roscod
Fort Read
Wilbur
Anil
Ralph Cons
North Lawrente
Courting in Paraguay Under Eyes of Chaperons
A Paraguayan social scene described by Mrs. Breeck and Mrs. Kreeck depicts chaperoned courtship, tea dances, and social expectations. Mothers accompany daughters to dances as Argentinian visitors appear, while women pursue teaching, stenography, and business studies amid wealth, fashion, and strict class divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
George Breeck
Pazeguy
Latyrenee
Lere
Anyo
Mensteey
Hertha Lute
Presii Beazil
Beser
Kreeck
Legation
Asuncion’s Modernizing Push Amid Old Roads And New Cans
The article notes Asuncion facing modernization with rebuilt lighting and phone systems after a past revolution. It highlights improved stores, electric heating via linseed stoves, and a growing automobile presence. Roads are currently poor, cart transport damages soil, and a new rail-linked bottleneck into the interior emerges with rope-driven buses. It mentions thirty Amite cans and recalls Dr. Fred Soper and Julie Snyder Soper of Hyhom, linked to the Rockefeller Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalhute
Phope
Loridy
Sinvn
Kregeks
Astincion
Asuncion
Fred Soper
Juliee Snyder Soper
Hyhom
Dr. Soper
Electrical Device to Displace Mannequins in London Stores
A new invention allows customers to try on gowns without removing coats. A headless figure wearing a dress appears in a mirror room, aligning with the shopper, enabling multiple outfits to be tested while coats stay on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Life
Suburbia
Mavini
Hile
Chocolate and fruit dessert recipe fragment
A fragmented kitchen note describes chocolate and fruit based desserts with milk, sugar, raisins, dates, and nuts. It mentions steps like melting chocolate, boiling briefly, stirring with milk, and chilling in moulds. Names and stray lines appear interwoven with various recipes and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olinge
Ruth
Williams
Connecticut
Woolen Dresses Displayed by High School Students
A downtown exhibit showcases woolen dresses made by seventh and eighth grade students of a high school. Textile techniques include pinked seams, bound seams, and hooks and eyes for closures. Students tested fabrics to distinguish wool from cotton blends and emphasized care, pressing, and finishing details for tailored appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jzin
Avanos
Sourth
St of Hae Nea
S. Avon
Aire
Yini, Incs
Bee Johns Ore
Saulsbury Marion
Fine Arts Institute Organizes in Peking
Trans planted art thrives in Peking as the American Women Fine Arts Institute plans a new building for piano, violin, cello, cornet, harmony, and composition teaching. It acquires a former Austrian legation site and begins remodeling, originated by Mrs Korn, wife of Dr John Korn of the Rockefeller Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Peking Institute of Fine ‘Arts
Puaup
Chin Palace
Nanchiatze
Qanttal
Korn
DreJohn. Kurns
Rockefeller’ Foundation
Women Education Promoted by Indian Governor at Kinpaind College
Governor M. Hailey of Vanjab opened the Kinpaind College for women and urged more education for women, saying half of men’s education is wasted by at-home atmosphere. His wife, Mrs Patterson, administers antiques and historical works at country homes near Olympia. A London note reports royal hair and politics with Queen’s family relations. Fat women and minds discussed by a Medical Women’s International Association leader advise mental stimulation to combat inertia and midlife fatigue. A Vermont maple sap project is noted alongside a Swedish prince William play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoe
India
A.P
Todian
Oidia' Talay
Kdm M. Hailey
Vanjab
Kinpaind
Isaac_l. Patterson
Tratterson
Miles
Oly Capitil
Patterson
London
Ga.p
Adndy Barrett
Medical Women’s International Association
Teenu Kata Camp Fire Notes and Meetings
A sequence of Camp Fire and local club updates shows January gatherings at Ruth Bickone home and Elma Ul home, with praises, snacks, and forthcoming plans. Activities include book club discussions, apple hunts, a candy sale, and a Christmas Council Fire event at the Methodist church, with attendees listed from Lawrence and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Ruth Bickone
Avith
Elma‘ Ul
Oteyokwa
Kennedly Manthing Company
Family notices from Belleview reflect New Year greetings
In Belleview a series of family notices mention Mrs Ernest Mithuri, Mrs Albert Hornberger, Alfred Fiselé and sons Clifford and Robert, Delbert, Drs Toha, Tchiant and Dorothy, Laurence and Alvin Gabriel, Doris Dean, and Bert Dillard. The text recalls New Year greetings and a visit to the Memorial, with missing bits of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoe Ihofer
Ernest Mithuri
Albert Hornberger
Alfred Fiselé
Clifford
Robert
Delbert
Eedora
Toha
Tchiant
Jdaupehter Orothy
Laurence
Alvin
Gabriel
Doris Dean
Aite
Gas Guy Selfredie
Rene
Haverty
Bert Dillard
Kans
Annual oyster supper brings Belleview crowd
A large turnout attended the Belleview school oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Whaley and the Bridges club. The event featured a varied program with many numbers and a busy serving committee credited for smooth crowds, with about 200 people present enjoying the event and socializing through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaver
Fred’ Whaley
Belleview
Edward Keyes
Kansas City
Martin-Abel
George. Bartz
Santa Fe
Belleplaing
Kansas
Chillicothe
Martin
Abel
Otto
Lawrence
Ralph
Nolan
Cherstenberger
Martha
Henry
Gierts
Fred Mollraf Hilde
Valley guests fill home for weekend gatherings
Those present include Inez Bowen Dr ct May Har of Valley and Mrs Schetlira Startman of Lawrentd as guests Sunday afternoon. Friday night Lawren Boyd and others attended. Monday saw Bilis Done visit, with Mrs and Mrs Tyan Setsein and Mr euen Skranil de Lut me. Thursday hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Lawrence. Saturday featured Vall ey tonite attendees Metskerland Harry Bilis Bond and Elizah McNesa among others. Visitors from Valley Grove included Roy Puckett and sons, Mr and Mrs Ellis Bondine, Mrs Wii Puckett. Gustav of Sweden noted admiral on the fleet in Engfiant, referenced in a Swedish royal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Kansas
Terrell
Jansas
Ed Hagerty
Giester Howard
Olathe
T Tressay
Abs Chas
Mrsich
Oti Ines
Annabelle
Ghd
Atleta
Mes
A. B.'Cannler
XN Eth
Warner
Chilren
Warren
Streeter
Cally
King
Dan Reber
Emilia Schnei Eee
Madora
Harris Dehomved
Seattle
Gus Bobnsack
F 'Nin
Ben ‘Barts
Aly
Yast
Trasseharid
Maud Kilburn
Theuburn
Thype
W.freese
Hubbard
Wweck
Smanty
Giu Ot
John Akin
Geo
Mattie Skinners
Hesner parent-Leacher
Thei Oon
Thomas Biliatt
Renee Lightbody
Aurhter
Uapelka
Or Varents
Mersand Mra
Grosdidier
Narty
Hallin
Eudora
Haley
Fred
Whaley
Kansess
Meuvice
Harrissani
Mre
Artin
Cleo
John Brown
Rai Whdowmebt
Rfor
Jack
Sulphar
Springs
Siloam
Otto
Abel
Sienain Pital
Gerstenberzer
Huder
George x
Marvin Bond
Dimjald
Mrev
Ellis - Bond
Lawrence
John Hagan
Miran
Walter Boyd
John- Banks
Ellis
Boni
Harris
Walter
Ralph McNegs
Lawchee
G. Polthe
Irs
John Tdann Menday
Marvity Bond
Roy Curtis
Elmer 'Taitz
Roy Puckett Hince
Lawyonee
Gottlieb
Niedex
Laystenca
Fays
Hugo Iffar Cath Loes
Inez Bowen
Schetlira
Startman
Lawrentd
Lawren Boyd
Tyan Setsein
Mir
Euen Skr
Anil de
Harry Lawrence
Metskerlandts
Harry
Bilis Bond
Anil
She. Hopver
Elizah McNesa
Eh Nieder
Janes Jurgen
Buis
Marvin Ail
Roy Puckett and Sons
Ellis Bondine
Wii Puckett
Valley Grove
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Miss Maude-Arnett
Florida
Czechoslovakia
Edouard “Herriot
Paris
Buenos Aires
Stauiley
Baldi
Chicago
Ain
Pau of
Comnaughe
Alain TE Laveron
Gxiatrgoke
Spains
Pringe- Arthur
Jnok
South Africa
Bellows Falls
Wathering
Chattanooga
William of
Sweden
Hag
Déntists
Pilardiany
Unaliyi
Margaret Shéinwiood
The
Guardian
Lawrence, Aiter
Methodist Arch
Edie
Rowe
Wright
Mas
Tree
Temukata
Oteraka
Ray Oechet Ulsmi
Sis
Rachel
Oteraka Seoan
Clardine Lannards
Sitls
Avine
Wyoming
Lnhert
Wunyak
Anu
Fane
Sui
Ruth i Iities
Marie Schellharn
Elmer ‘Tytz
Daniel Heffner
Dinpfar
Vhn Hagen
Columbia
G. B. Hanning
Betty Jane
John Dann
Seiberling
Palmer Tire & Bat. Co
Gustav
Swedersden
Dream 4
Branktin County
Durland & Hertzu
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