Community clubs and church event notices in Topeka area
Local notices describe a February 1 dinner at First Baptist Church Lawrence Douglas County for men of churches with promos on Our Churches and an Enforcement. Attendees include Mayor Rankin and Rev. Richards along with police and county officials. other social events cover teas, luncheons, and club meetings with numerous hostesses and speakers.
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Douglas County
R. C. Rankin
A. Ricards
J.R. Holes
Johns
Sheriff RR
Retherford
H. 'W. Fraze
J. FL
Dr. Gorrill
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen features at Studeat page
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen is highlighted in a Kansas feature with score cards and refreshments. the afternoon’s high score is attributed to Clarence White. Reports mention upcoming marriage announcements for Blanens Mullen of Hutchinson to Eugene North Wood of Tulsa, with home plans after February 10 in Tulsa. The text records social events, from Mason temple entertainments to University of Kansas and Missouri alumni notes, and lists various hostesses and attendees across gatherings.
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F. P. O Brien
American Association University Women
Bary Pierce van Zile
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Topeka T
Womants Club
Tnd Glub
League of Women Voters
Topeka
Americanation of University Women
Clyde Read
St Haines
State Department of Public Instruction
State Department of Educaton
Kansas
Clarence “White
Lawrones
Blanens Mullen
Intchinson
Fugene
Wood
Tulsa
Chick Cook
Join Mullen
T Seventeenth Street
University of Kansas
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Ab. Wood
University of Missouri
Sigma Alpha Esilon
Social notes list visiting guests and local movements
The column records bridge at three tables with guests Mrs Charles Swart Mrs H B Bullene Mrs Ray Sexton and Mrs Max Wilhelmi. It notes Ralph Heimer Hunters on a Denver business trip H B Underhill in Kansas City Mrs E F Caldwell visiting Kansas City with niece Glailys McGowan Bruce Cameron a Moody Bible Institute guest and other locals attending events and meetings across Kansas City Memphis and Baldwin including Eastern Star and WCTU activities.
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Tohnson
Charles . Swart
South Norwalk, Conn
H. B. Bullene
Ray Sexton
Max Wilhelmi
Ralph Heimer
Denver
Colo
B. Underhill
Unive
Kansas
Bruce Cameron
Lawrence
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Memphis
Tenn
A. T. Logan
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Marion
Charles C. Swart
South Norwalk
After-Effects More Dangerous Than Flu Itself
Reading from a 1910s style health column, the piece warns that flu after-effects are more dangerous than the flu and cautions against over-dosing during colds. It promotes Vicks VapoRub as safe for external use to soothe the throat and chest at night, claiming two actions: skin absorption and medicated vapors to ease breathing and prevent complications.
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Vicks VapoRub
Florida Fur Trade Promises Revenue for Florida Trappers
Florida, a winter retreat for the wealthy, runs a fur industry that supports raccoon opossum bobcat skunk and fox pelts sold in New York markets. Arcadia acts as the chief fur and hide trading post with Seminole and white hunter catches flowing in from the Everglades. Annual income from trapping is estimated around $15 000 with pelts priced 50 cents to a dollar each. Alligator skins also play a significant role in the delts trade with typical skins fetching about $3 for longer lengths.
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Arcadia
Fla
Florida
New York
South Florida
Jong
Were
Everglades
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W. D. Pontius
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Cluh
Memorial High School
Walter Jones
Ehib
ET. Riling
N. P. Sherwood
Ince
Walter Johns
Dan Asher
C. L. Scott
Albert Williams
Caroline E. Snider
Rufus Garts
Okla
B. F
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Cal
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Ce Gaskill
Terry*Gaskill
Kansas Electric Pawer Company
Green Owl
Bow
Hs. Margaret
Leavenworth
A. W. Johnson
S H McNay
Evelyn Jordan
Lynch
M Shew
Mh Butler
Mies Mayme Corcoran
G. L.cfl
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
G. H. Ranson
J.J. Bleakley
Business
William Cadwell
Four Bridge Club
Learnard Avenue
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jus Publishers Studeat
Miasonic Temple
E. W.baleo
Gratce Baers
H.W. Heni
J.A. Weeler
Mrs
Anna Hutt
Hirs
H.W. Howsman
Walter Wilcox
John Lawson
GC. C. Stewart
Robert Edmondson
J. .Henry
C. C. Stewart
Dack
Dunkley
Clarence Topping
Trinity Episcopal
W. H. Johnson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Office
Ed Neustifter
Qwen Edgar
Alice Walbridge
Norwin Swallow
Clara Pagel
Charles’ Caffman
Dorothy Jennings
Neustifter
Zora Hornby
Elmer- Everett
Helen
Ethel Johnson
Leta Cosgrove
Edgar
Swallow
Coffman
Guy Ousdahl
Oliver
Transuc
Hazel Weber
Linton Watkins
D. W. Gordon
Clifford Groshart
Elmer Eyrett
Hol Neustifter
Miss Trove
Fithe Etoise Holyfield
Ith
Laurine Butler
Binnetta Butler
Miss Peart White
Mr Kelly
Lawrence Hillmer
Wes Fetty
Tim Clark
Imperial Auction Club
Iam Savage
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Ela
Wgenurm
Keik
Ray
Olson Bros
Cuticura
Whitcomb
Dynamic Radio
Atwater Kent
Wonder Radio
Ells
Atwater Kant Construction
Atwater
Atwater Kent Radio
Twater Kent
At Po
Well’s Music Store
Merican
The
Ice & Storage Co
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Warming Pact
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