Pleasant Hour club holds annual meeting and social
Twenty plus members gathered for the Pleasant Hour club annual meeting hosted by Mrs L Bigsby and Mr Guy Bigsby. Mrs Davis and Mrs Eaton mourned two recent deaths as roll call featured Kansas quotations. A varied program included songs, readings, and a dainty lunch served by hostesses. Guests and members shared observations on China themed displays, poetry, and future plans.
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Pleasant Hour
L. Bigsby
Guy Bigsby
M. Lebouquet
Davis
Eaton
Kansas
Faled Davis
Denman
Lyons
Boyd Bigsby
Ernest Bigsbis
Westhheffer
Eudore
Ambrose Bigsby
Fly Bigsby
Grace
Jonia’ Rudiger
Sov
Bigsty
T,twalth
McClung
L. Po Arnott
M Roll ‘Ce
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Social And Campus Happenings
Local social news lists attendees at a chamber of commerce event and a high school dance with over a hundred students. It notes Kiwanis club activities, U K basketball visitors from Lawrence, and several residents traveling to Kansas City for visits, plus library story hour and illness reports.
Social news from Canton to Kansas City and Ottawa
Mrs Henry Timkin of Canton Ohio and Mrs Alice Dut of Pasadena with Dr and Mrs O J Cunningham of Kansas City were guests yesterday of Dr and Mrs C F Nelson at 625 West Sixteenth Street. Gertrude Elliott will come to Kansas City tomorrow to spend the weekend with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs L He Menger. Mrs J M Miner spent the day in Ottawa shopping. Miss Nettie Crowder went to Lake View this morning to spend the weekend. Miss Hilda Kohler went to Darwin this morning to spend the weekend with relatives. E Kepler and Charles Hughes went to Ottawa on business. Mrs L M Lewis spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs Charlotte Schmidt went to Kansas City this morning to spend several days with friends. Miam Hook, who is atte
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Henry Timkin
Canton
Ohio
Alice Dut
Pasadena
O. J. Cunningham
Kansas City
C. F. Nelson
West Sixteenth Street
Gertrude Elliott
Kansas
Hilda Kohler
Daldwin
Luckan
Harriet
Siblerville
E. Kepler
Charles Hughes
Ottawa
L. M. Lewis
Dar
Charlotte Schmidt
iMiam Hook
Atte
Teachers Will Meet At Douglas County School Office
Regular monthly meeting of distine school teachers in Yrouglas county scheduled for 10 o clock tomorrow morning at the office of O J Lane county superintendent of schools. Mrs Beattice Cod physical instructor for girls will lead with a talk on proper health and play growth work. Other speakers soon to appear on the program. Letters From a Farmer's Wife describes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding a Rangeley Maine farmer's wife health and ability to work. Food Sale Saturday at Furniture the Ladies of St Johns Catholic Church.
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Distine
Yrouglas County
O. J. Lane
Beattice
Walter IE. Anderson
Rangeley
Maine
Lydia B
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Ledia Et Ham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Vicks Stands The Test Of Time In Cold Care
Vicks remains a trusted remedy for over thirty years, marketed as an outside inhalant for cold troubles. It vapors externally to relieve tightness and soreness while its ingredients loosen phlegm and open airways when warmed by body heat. It is suggested for head colds, catarrh, and bronchitis, with usage described for vapors from a spoon or cup, highlighting safety for children and mothers.
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Vicks
Lawrence scouts install Troop Two at First Methodist
In Lawrence a First Methodist church night supper saw Troop Two installed with members from Troop Nine of the First Presbyterian church. Bascom Fearing was chosen scoutmaster, with Lawrence Walker and Howard Bronson as assistant scoutmasters. BE Weatherby chairs the troop committee. Installation officers were Prof. W A Dill Prof. H A Cunningham and Ralph Childs. The move brings six troops organized in Lawrence.
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Fost Presbyterian Church
Bascom Fearing
Lawrence Walker
Howard Bronson
BE. S. Weatherby
W. A. Dill
H. A. Cunningham
Ralph Childs
Lawrence
Wile
Former Ambassador Jusserand Says He Is Unofficial American Voice
New York January 23 Former Ambassador Jules Jusserand told more than 200 friends that he would spend the rest of his life as the unofficial ambassador from America to France. He spoke at Fraunce's tavern in lower Manhattan, recalling Georges Washington and the revolutionary era as he bade farewell to a nation he served.
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New York
Jules Jusserand
America
France
Fraunce’s
Lower
Manhattan
George’ Washington
Solcitor
James’ M. Bes
M. Jussera
S.service
Washington
M. Jusstrand
Nike
LaPayette
Pershing
Anterica
Deaths And Funerals For Frank Stanwix And Nellie Scott
Frank A Stanwix aged 67 died at his home near Vinland services will be from the home at six o clock Saturday evening with Rev Cis Gardner of Clin vih in charge burial at Deay Cemetery Nellie Scott funeral services will be held at 230 Saturday afternoon from St Luke A M E church Rev T W Green will officiate the Benevolent Lodge 2 will have charge burial at Oak Hill cemetery Also an upcoming Metzler food sale hosted by the Ladies of the church and a St Johns Catholic furniture store event
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Frank A. Stanwix
Frank
A. Stanwix
Vinland
Cis Gardner
Clin Vih
Deay
Nellie Scott
St. Luke A. M. EF
Rev
T. W. Green
Benevalencee Lodge 2
Oak Hill Cemetery
Metzler the Ladies of Church
St. John’s Catholic
Cuban Doctors Pay and Labor Legislation Endorsed
Legislation to aid working women and children in industry, cane fields, and sugar mills was endorsed by the Cuban Medical Congress in its sixth annual session. It favors a law requiring women to stop work four weeks before and after childbirth, stricter narcotics measures, and better protections for workers and medical supplies.
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Avand
Congress
Remedy advertisement for influenza and grip treatment
An old advertisement promotes Laxatime BROMO tablets and other remedies to fortify the system against grip and influenza. It is signed by E. W. Grave and mentions John Chocolates at Rankin's Drug, 1101 Mass.
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E. W. Grave
Mass
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