Woman's Society meeting at First Baptist church
The Wo mans Society of the First Baptist held its monthly meeting at Mrs C B McClelland s home with Mrs C B Cowles presiding A program highlighted by a visual review of the Missions issue from Baptist magazine and talks by multiple members including Mrs Sisson on her father Dr O A Williams early missionary to the Dakotas Also noted are upcoming events and social gatherings across Lawrence including club meetings and a Kansas Day celebration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of the First Baptist Church
Maga P. Barber
Sohl McCur
Virginia
I. E. Sisson
Johnson
L. H. Menger
Paul A. Lange
Roy Houser
J. F. Watts
H.W. Keene
Sisson
O.A. Williams
Dakotas
Personal notes from Kansas City day trips and visits
Miss Bessie Stout traveled to Kansas City for the day while Ms. A G Alrich spent time in Topeka. Dr H B Hungerford and Mrs E B Raber also visited Kansas City and Topeka respectively for meetings and business. Mrs Jack Lawrence of Council Grove and Mrs Joe Blair of Lyons spent the day with Miss Catherine Oder in Kansas City where Oder heads advertising for Emery Bird Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Pennington
Bonner Springs
Ernest Seidel
J.B. Wilson
Tulton
Topeka
Aline Eberle
Kansas City
Merritt Jeffries
Afiss
Jeannette Wheeler
Kappa Alpha Theta House
J. Cummings
George K. Melvin
Ed Riling
W. R. Williams
Excelsior Springs
Bessie Stout
A.G. Alrich
H. B.hungerford
E. B. Raber
Kansas Council of Women
Jack Lawrence
Council Grove
Joe Blair
Lyons
al J. Lane
Catherine Oder
Miss Oder
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Emery, Bird, Thayer
S. E. Patterson Rand
Prescott Underwood
Baldwin News Recaps Socials and Local Sports
Baldwin news items note illnesses and absences at school and home. Mrs Lyle Cutler and Marion Williams are among those confined or missing from classes. A 56th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell is celebrated with neighbors and grandchildren. Baker beats Kansas Wesleyan 30 to 18 in basketball, plus club meetings and a tea room opening in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Cutler
Marion’ Lewise Williams
W. J. Wiliams
Theodore Bunyan
Kansas City
Paul” Bruner
Alexander Bruner
Merle Hitchcock
Topeka
Dre
Mitchell
George Bechtel
Liberty, Kans
William’ McCoy
Roswell
N. M
Larkham
Baldwin
Yau
Rachel
Mary Larkham
Charles Jahne
Charles B. Merry
Mitchells
John Maclean
Obituary of Mrs. Lucha May Hegeman
Mrs. Lucha May Hegeman born May 1 1865 in Galesburg Illinois died December 10 1925 at age 60 years seven months 13 days. She moved to Des Moines Iowa as a child and later married Lewis H Hegeman on December 6 1883 in Hanover Kansas. They had four children Olivera Howard Harry Hegeman Minnie Miller and Leland Hegeman all residents of Lawrence except Minnie Miller in Atchison Kansas. Seven grandchildren survive along with one sister Ruth Shoebotham of Fairbury Nebraska and Ole Clampitt of Lincoln Nebraska. She is buried beside her husband at Oak Hill.
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Lucha May Hegeman
Lewis H. Hegeman
Galesburg
Ill
Repe
Des Moines
Iowa
Hanover
Kansas
Olive Howard
Harry Hegeman
Minnie Miller
Leland Hegeman
Lawrence
Miller
Atchinson
Ruth Shoebotham
Fairbury
Nebr
Ole Clampitt
Lincoln
Oak Hill
Cascarets laxative ad promises quick relief and cleansing
An old advertisement touts Cascarets laxative tablets for biliousness and constipation. It claims one or two pills relieve headachy, dizzy, sick feelings, gently stimulate the liver and bowels, refreshing the system and leaving a clear heat, sweet stomach, pink tongue, and rosy skin. It states directions fit for men, women, and children on each box.
Leebrick and Rid enberg Wed After Richmond Sweetheart Story
Frank T. Leebrick and Fannie Ridenberg, once sweethearts in Richmond Indiana, married yesterday in Chicago. Leebrick will return to Kansas to claim land near McDonald as they begin their new life after the union. The article notes their move from Indiana to Kansas and mentions the Cologne evacuation zone report as a separate brief.
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Karsan
Chicago
Frank T. Leebrick
Fannie Ridenberg
Richmond
Ind
Leebrick
McDonald
Kans
Kansas
Evacuation Plan Noted for Cologne Zone
A wartime dispatch states that the evacuation of the Cologne zone would be completed at midnight, January 34, indicating a scheduled withdrawal from the area.
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Germany
Cologne
Tanlac as a strong tonic promoted by nature’s storehouse
From Mother Nature’s storehouse we have gathered the focks, barks and herbs which are compounded under the famous Tanlac formula to make Tanlac. If your body is weak and under nourished, if you can’t sleep or eat have stomach trouble or burning rheumatism, just you see how quickly Tanlac can help you back to health and strength. Don’t delay taking Tanlac any other day. Stop at your druggist’s now and get a bottle of this the greatest of all tonics. Take Tanlac table pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Nature
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Florence i. Naw
Lawrence Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kansas Authors’ Club
Taper
Marion Feers
Art and Design
All i
Grace R. Raymond
Winfield
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Amigos Club
Alva Carter
Ohio Street
Congregational Church
Hugh Means
Enina Neider
Robert Wilson
Curtis
Willis Dunn
League of Women, Voters
Flw. J Gaunt
Hy Fiers
F. N. ‘Raymond
L. D. Havenhill
Crof
A. Hi'Sluss
Stimpson
F. W. ‘Gleason
J. M- Raymond
Raymond
Miercoles Club
H. J.avant
T. G.ich
J. Gordon Gibb
L. R. Edwards
Emma Wall
G. C. Goddard
Leavenworth
Floyd Rankin
Louisiana St
C. E. Friends
George Lowman
Auction Bridge Club
Delicio
Johnston's Chocolates
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Vitralite
Barber's ‘Drug Store
Adv
Life
J. H. Striebel
Myre
Robert Slaughter
M. Wilhelm
Rantag City
Richard Shanafelt
Kovee
Okla
Baldwin News
Thomas L. Harris
John B. Ross
Netta Monroe
Wis
Tenn Puest
Blue Lantern
Kathryn May Rankin
Tarkio
J. W. Mitmis
Shakespeare Club
John Ruchty
Alfred
Leach
A.E. Freston
William Vaughn Moody
Hamlet
Ophelia
C. Hinkle
A. E. Tunin
Celent Hewitt Taylor
A. B. Tunin
Gustafson
Etw Son
John S. Hert
Manheim
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Cologne Zone
Council of Ambassadors
Hall
J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Paris
Krum Coal Co
Tanlac
Tasdoc
Ninth Ave
Burlington
Wrigleys PR
Pictaire Hirlig
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
St. E
East Highth St
Aghain
Coats
Inter
Oxfords
Met
Sigrid Onegin
Round Corner
BELL
School OF Fine Arts
The
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Western Ry. Co
City Park
E. J. O'Brien
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