Winter Socials In San Diego Honors Mrs Churchill
Mrs Churchill and Mrs Place hosted a San Diego party for visiting guests including former Lawrence residents. The event featured a pink and white decor theme, a centerpiece of pink and white sweet peas, and a birthday cake. Also noted are DAR chapter meetings planning prizes for students at Memorial high school and various local club gatherings across town.
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Churchill
San Diego
Cal
Barry J. Place
Mrs. Place
Lawrence
M Simmons
James Fitzpatrick
Jane Rodger
Smith
Margaret
Sherman
Kate Greenled
Kretsinger
Charles*McCurdy
W. J. Busch
Gus Wah
Je ‘Ip
Karlatti
Verl Bratton
Holland Wheeler
Richard’ Piper
Clarence Stewart
Luther Woodward
Elmer Husted
George Long
Miss Opal Lindner Heads Topeka Visit
Personal notes list numerous local residents traveling to and from Topeka Kansas City and Lawrence. Names include Miss Opal Lindner R C Brownlee Carl K E Wise A A Helwig and Miss Ester Adams with others visiting hospitals universities and family homes.
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Miss.Opal .Lindner
Topeka
R. C.brownlee
Augusta
H. D. Johnson
McConnell’s Hospital
Carl KE. Wise
Kansas City
A.L. Wise
F. E. Cadwell
A. A. Helwig
Earl Yewdall
Lawrence
Ester Adams
Vinland
Edward
GL. Baker
Holyrood
Debaters Meet Tonight in Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Lawrence high school debate team visits Paola high school for second state debate at 8 p.m. Tonight Charles Wolfson Harold Alexander and Henry Asher represent Lawrence to argue canceling all financial obligations due the Allies from World War I. Judges Rev. Eusden Richards and Gorrilla Willardeau-Harnar oversee proceedings. Marion Leigh Ralph Bunn and Edna Lemon travel to Paola with Ray Boyer as coach and alternate.
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Lawrence High School
Paola’ High School
Liberty Memorial
Lawrence
Charles Wolfson
Harold Alexander
Henry Asher
United States
R. A. Eusden
A. Richards
M. A. Gorrilla
Willardeau -Harnar
Marion Leigh
Ralph Bunn
Paola
Edna’ Lemon
Ray L. Boyer
Theaters Overcrowded in Berlin as Venues Multiply
Berlin's theater scene has exploded since the war with many new venues competing, worsening profits. The city now hosts four operas and six revues, up from two operas and one revue before the war, leaving 51 theaters in operation and shrinking returns across the board.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Home Color Tinting
Diamond Dyes offer cold water tinting for delicate shades or boiling for permanent rich colors. Each 25 cent package includes directions and works on wool silk linen cotton and blends. Informs buyers to ask their druggist if the fabric is wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
Berlin Cabarets Rise From Two to Sixty Two
The article notes a dramatic growth in Berlin entertainment venues since before the war, with 330 cinemas showing largely American films, and cabarets increasing from two to 62 along with six vaudeville houses and 11 dance palaces. It also mentions restaurants adopting cabarets to draw patrons and cites plans for multi story garages in London.
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Berlin
Iinden
Met Eee
Journal-World
Gustafson Fixes Your Stopped Watch While You Rest
A brief local note suggests taking a stopped watch to Gustafson for repair while you sleep, using London as the implied setting and implying convenient service for busy residents.
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Gustafson
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