Pleas and Hour Club Host Musical Pageant in January
The Pleas and Hour Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. L. Ant’s home on January 13 with Mrs. W. T. Davis assisting. Thirty members answered roll call, then Mrs. Arthur Ulrich led a musical matinee “Grandmother's Dream” featuring scenes with Virginia Folks, Angarita Orr, and a cast including Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Arnott, Mrs. Colman and others. A two-course lunch followed.
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Angarita Orr
Virginia
Reeves
Arnott
Colman
W. B. Kirby
Yeoman
Falk
Miller
St. Francis
Pp. F. DeWitte
Personal notices from Lawrence social column
Mrs E G Post and Mr and Mrs Albert Schonecker of Atchison drove to Lawrence to visit Miss Myrtle McConnell. Mrs H J Bullene spent the weekend with her Kansas City parents. Mr and Mrs B Katherman, recently in Orlando for winter, called Duluth Minn for their daughter's illness, stopping in Lawrence along the way. Ray Earlywine of Pratt and R E Robison of Wichita visiting Fred Ellsworth on Kansas trip to dye and clean convention. Dorothy Durland went to Kansas City for the Music Box Revue and weekend with friends. Ju G Grandfield of Wichita, a former University student.
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E.G. Post
Albert Schonecker
Atchison
Lawrence
Myrtle McConnell
Bullene
Kansas City
B. Katherman
Orlando
Frs
Duluth
Minn
C. E B. Wallace
Ray Earlywine
Pratt
R. E. Robinson
Wichita
Kansas
Dyers
Fred
Ellsworth
Dorothy Durland
Ju G. Grandfield
University
Local notes on travel and social visits in Kansas City area
Several residents: H 3B Bullene heads to New York for Spring goods. Mrs W B Dalton to Wellesley alumnae meeting. M C Henderson on Kansas City business. Prof A D Weber of Manhattan Agricultural College visiting WW Dalton at Bisonte farm. Mrs T H Kennedy returns from Topeka. Arthur Marks in Kansas City on business. D A Marshall attends Delaware paint demo in Kansas City. C L Rutter spends day in Kansas City. G W Shearer to Excelsior Springs for a month. F L Gilmore from New York City to visit family in Guanajuato NM before returning home. Mrs W Ar Dunn gives temperance talk at Fairview church. Miss Merthe oers e of Ottawa was weekend guest of Mrs M Baker.
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Sigma+Phi Epsilon
Bullene
New York
W. B. Dalton
Wellesley
H. E. Keplers
Topeka
G. W. Shearer
Excelsior
Springs
F. L. Gilmore
New York City
James Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
Guanajuato
New Mexico
W. Ar Dunn
Fairview Church
Charles Whedon
Merthe Oer Se
Otta Wa
M. Baker
Meathater School presents At the End of the Rainbow operetta
The Meathater school pupils perform an operetta titled At the End of the Rainbow on Thursday and Friday January 22. Friday afternoon show at 3 30 in the high school auditorium is for grade pupils and the evening 7 45 show is for parents. Miss Mabel Barnhart directs with special costumes and music arranged. Also notices a piano tuning service by Gus Weber at 618 Vermont Street.
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Meathater School
Mabel Barnhart
T B Association to Meet at City Hall
The Douglas County T B Associations will meet at City Hall Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Dr Charles Lerrign of Topeka, state association secretary, will attend and discuss ongoing work. A final county Christmas seals report will be presented to the state secretary. Mrs Ed Anderson, county chairman, invites all interested in the association to attend. Diphtheria Immunization Ends: Forty attend second and third shots. only five country children have a third shot due. Dr E R Keith, county health officer, led vaccinations for country children.
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Douglas County
T. B
Charles Lerrign
Topeka
State Association
T. B. Association
Ed Anderson
E. R. Keith
Cars Collide Night Collision Ends with Damages Paid
Harry Mull of Lawrence drove a Ford coupe and Frank Barnes of Reno drove a Dodge touring car when they collided last night at 110 o clock. No injuries or major damage. Mull agreed to pay damages to the Dodge. Ear nose and throat clinic set for City Hall Wednesday 2 to 4 clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mull
Lawrence
Frank Barnes
Reno
Mr. Mull
Upset Stomach Relief Promoted by Diapepsin Tablet
An advertisement touts Pane’s Diapepsin as quick relief for upset stomach indigestion. It claims instant digestion after taking a tablet and promises no sour discomfort, flatulence, heartburn, or gas. The ad stresses low cost and a guaranteed remedy by the druggist.
Temperance Mass Meeting Draws Noted Speaker in North Lawrence
Bad weather and sickness hurt turnout for Cen Tenary Church Temperance mass meeting yet an attentive audience filled the auditorium. An eight piece orchestra, devotions, a vocal solo by Kart Bratton, and remarks by Willard Morgan preceded Chancellor Lindley whose speech received warm praise.
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Centenary Church
Wilbur Pine
A. J. Martin
Hopeful address and musical close at union meeting
An encouraging and law observing address was followed by two ladies’ quartet numbers and the Aaronic benediction. Wallace W. G. T. U. met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clifford Pine for a dime tea, with Mrs. Lillian Mitchner, state president of Kansas W. C. T. U., as guest. Mr. and Mrs. John Marlowe hosted their son Harold, a Union Pacific watchman in Kansas City, who attended with Miss Clara Page, her two brothers, and Miss Lindé Weir. Wilbur Peacher, recently ill with flu, shows improvement today. Mrs. Fred Belén and two sons are mentioned.
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Wallace W. CG
T. U
Clifford Pine
Lillian Mitchner
Kansas
Union
John Marlowe
Harold
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Clara” Page
Lindésweir
Wilbur Peacher
Fred Belen
Goodland Visitors To Leave for Pratt Kansas
A party from Goodland traveling to Lawrence will depart this evening for Pratt Kansas where Mr Bolen will be briefly stationed by the Rock Island railroad. Mrs Maggie Holbrook has been in Memorial hospital for six days.
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Goodland
Lawrence
Pratt
Kansas
Bolen
Rock Island Railroad
Maggie Holbrook
Memorial ‘Hospital
Local Patient Undergoes Major Operations
The two most serious operations have been performed and the patient is reported doing nicely and expected to go home today. Mrs. Holbrook will be cared for by Miss Ella Uncapher, a friend and nurse from Valley Falls, who will stay with her indefinitely.
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Holbrook
Ella Uncapher
Valley Falls
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