Modern Lace Club to Meet at Mrs Laxman’s Home
Society notes show the Modern Lace Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 801 Illinois St with Mrs George Laxman. Federation of Clubs officers were elected at a recent Unitarian Church meeting with Mrs J W O’Bryan as president and a slate across departments.
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ModernLace ‘Club
Modern Lace Club
George Laxman
Illinois St
Federation of Clubs
Unitarian Church
J. W. O’bryar
Latimer
Henderson
J. W. O'Bryan
C. E. Merwin
W. J. Busch
F. W. Cutter
Health Department
Carl Gracber
Birth Announcement and Local Society Notes
Birth announced for January 18 a daughter named Marcilla Katherine to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bucheim. W. C. T. A. meeting described as appetizing with plans for old ladies home room furnishing in Kansas City. Notices of bazaar, fundraising, and social visits follow, with many residents traveling to Kansas City, Ottawa, Denver, and Houston for events and duties. Public roles include Miss Breakey to Ottawa, Simmonds to Denver, and Griesa in Kansas City, plus a food sale at Pinckney School to fund library books.
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G. A. Bucheim
Marcilla- Katherine
Kansas City
Bryan
Zup't Lane
Grace Breakey
Ottawa
John Sumsion
Houston
Texas
Ilsa
Wilhelmi
J. J. Simmonds
Denver
Colorado
Y. B. Griesa
L. Walters
Chris Schaake
S. I. Patterson
Becktonville
Pred ‘Hopper
W. C. Thompson
Baldwin
A. E. Home
Captain Home
J. W. Kreider
Lecompton
F. Donnelly
Wagner
C. E. Friend
Margaret Ivey
Melvern
Hugh Blair
N. T. Veatch
D. Weaver
Louis Wulfkulfe
Camp John Wise
San Antonio
E. T. Gardner
Isabel Gibb
H.C. Patterson
California
B. H. Tullar
Harry Lander
J. S. Koons
Koons
A. R. Housen
Mr. Koons
Karwas
Trp
Pinckney School
Leland H. Jenks
W.S. Jenks
Helen Jenks
Jenks
Navy
New York City
Columbia University
Pajama Suit To and Meeting Plans At YMCA
J J Parker of Kansas City toured Lawrence yesterday meeting old friends. Parker spent years in Kansas newspaper work and now works in the oil business. Salt aids digestion when eaten with nuts.
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J. J. Parker
Kansas City
Lawrence
Mr. Parker
Kansas
Plain coconut oil for washing hair beats harsh soaps
An advertisement extols plain refined coconut oil as a hair wash. It says most soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and causes brittle hair, while coconut oil is pure, greaseless, cheap, and yields a rich lather. It cleanses, rinses easily, leaves hair soft and bright, and removes dust dandruff.
Public Dance At Eagles Hall and Homecoming Note
Public dance announced at Eagles Hall for Wednesday night January 22 with good music. George Carter reports his son James arrived in Hoboken New Jersey from overseas and expects to be home soon. The albatross life cycle and Hornpipe dance origins described with historical notes.
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Eagles Hall
George Carter
James
Hobocken
New Jersey
Distant laughter echoes as Uncle Eben argues with satire
Fragmentary dialogue shows a facetious speaker mocking dull children and a counterpoint from Uncle Eben. The exchange hints at harsh opinions on truth and punishment, with hints of lasting consequences and a framed moral debate.
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Little Miss Hoover
Pathe
Ficers
M. W. Sterling
Frank Strong
George Maffet
E. L. Griffin
Educational Department
C. C. Hanscomb
Eda Hazen
J. W. Griffin
Ida Griffin
Buchanan
Barker
Thiele
Addie ' Buckminister
Ida Hyde
F. G.alford
F.C. Dill
Flora Bechtel
Helen Ecker
Alberta Corbin
Charles Sterling
Kennard
George Kreeck
Topeka
Arthur MacMurray
Paul Lawrence
Dunbar
Angelina
Lucy
Melinda
Howdy
Walton
Jack Walton
Sherman Wiggins
Ellsworth
Miss Fay Dick
Mr.ci
N. Eager
Raymond Gagdner
Aud
Gardner
Miss Fayick
Miss Wolgamott
Joe Starrett
France
Eastman
Brush
Sadie Cleland
Edith Wolgamott
Baronet
Velyn Nesbits
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry Thaw
New York
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Ca ‘Ary M. E. Church
A. Weber
Ill
Annabella Crawford Dodds
Wilim
Fred
Diack
Massachusetts
Eastern
Spot Cash Shoe
Crozet Islands
Indian
Avea
Istan da Cunha
South Atlantic Ocean
England
Uncle Eben
Rae
McCulloch
Leslie Haynes-and-tit-tle
Eugene
Safe
Achning’s
Mass
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