Social affairs honor Griffiths as they depart for Los Angeles
Prof and Mrs John F Griffiths leave Lawrence for Los Angeles where he joins the University of Southern California faculty. Friends hosted a buffet supper and a supper club gathering in their honor. Recent card and bridge events included prizes for high and low scores, with remarks thanking the couple for four months in Lawrence. The Sunflower 4-H club and various social groups hosted events at the Colonial Tea Room, Lake View Schoolhouse, and members' homes in the week prior.
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John F. Griffiths
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Cal
Griffiths
University of Southern California
Harry France
Colonial Tea Room
Il E. M. Bolles
John Stutz
Augustus
Topeka
J. .Onathan
Stutz
Aunt Het and Rob Quillen Tie at Christian Church
The ceremony at the Christian church parsonage united Aunt Het and Robert Quillen in marriage. Attendants included James L. Sanders and his sister. Mrs Sanders wore sky blue crepe with rhinestone trim and a matching hat. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 820 Tennessee Street. The page also notes social events, club meetings, a birthday surprise for Mrs Bishop, and League of Women Voters activities focusing on maternity, infancy, and child welfare.
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C. A. Richard
Christian Church
James L. Sanders
Sanders
Lawrence High School
Douglas County
Lawrence Business College
Shimmons Brockers Plumbing and Electric Shop
Kansas women's meeting on child welfare and reform
Mrs. Eoward C Littie of Kansas City Kansas chairs the legislative committee for reform to appointive office and district changes. Honorary chair W A Johnston of Topeka. secretary C Goddard Leavenworth. treasurer C Huffman Columbus. Vice president H B Asher Lawrence absent. Dr Florence Sherbon KU spoke on child welfare. other Lawrence attendees included Dr Alberta Corbin Dean Agnes Husband P O Brien and F B Raber.
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Eoward C. Littie
Kansas City
Kans
W. A. Johnston
Topeka
C. Goddard
Leavenworth
Florence Sherbon
University of Kansas
Alberta Corbin
Agnes Husband
P. O Brien
F. B. Raber
Lawrence
Kansas Day Club Members Active in Topeka and KC
Local members and guests of the Women's Kansas Day Club traveled between Topeka and Kansas City for meetings, luncheons, and dinners. Attendees included Mrs. John Levett, Miss Mildred Skoyrup Garvin, J. N. Johnson, Harry Frazee, and Blanche Phenicie, with mentions of trips by Dean S. B. Braden and others on club business.
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Dean S. B. Braden
University School of Religion
Kansas City
Wiliam L. Way
D.'H. Mitchell
John Levett
Women's Kan Day Club
Topeka
Levett
J. N. Johnson
Kansas Day Club
Mildred Skoyrup
Eliamay
Garvin
Co. C. Carl
Chicago
Harry Frazee
Sibley
Iowa
J. P. Jensen
South
Clarence Beardslee
Kansas Day ‘Club
Iss Blanche’ Phenicie
Lizzie K. Robinson
Verdie Hemming
Winter Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Winter social notes list visits across Lawrence and nearby towns. Families including Banks Miller Hamlin Bearman Hamblin and Brune share Sunday calls, illnesses noted, and mild travel and social activity. A reference to a historic church project in San Francisco is mentioned alongside local events and lodge announcements.
Marmola tablets promise fat loss through natural science
The ad touts Marmola tablets as a natural scientific method to reduce excess fat, claiming 20 years of use and visible results. It urges readers to consult their druggist for a box and asserts safety and effectiveness over dieting or strenuous exercise.
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An. m
Inne
Old Home Town Visitors Connect Post Office and Telegraph
Alfred Whitman of Trans ders Insurance Company visits family in town. A post office and Western Union telegraph link now allows trains’ movements to be relayed directly to post office staff. Lawrence agent Al Diggs promotes the invention and offers telephone service to private homes, suggesting sewing circles could stay home with central office telephones.
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Alfred, Whitman
The
Transders
Nick Johnson
George Baldridge
Post Office
Western Union Telegraph
Winthrop Street
al Diggs
Lawrence
Elks consider new quarters. special meeting planned
Twenty five years ago on Tuesday January 29 the Elks again discuss a proposition for new quarters with a special lodge meeting set for next Wednesday night. Mrs. Van Allen Harris arrives from Philadelphia to visit Mrs. O Thacher and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Emery. Miss Blanche Newmark is ill with the grippe since Sunday. Weaver dry goods employees surprised Mrs. Alice Mueller hosting a social evening. A card party by Misses Hetcu and Jennie Sutff drew fourteen tables of Progressive Whist. no prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams plan to move to Coffeyville. friends bid them farewell.
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The
Elks
New Quarters
van Allen Harris
Philadelphia
O. Thacher
Peter Emery
Alice Mueller
Hetcu
Jennie Sutff
Arthur Williams
Lawrence
Coffeyville
Years Ace Tuesday Jan 25th shows mixed fund results
The report notes contributions to the Jewish Armenian Relief fund reach 241.61 with Eudera adding 68, Doug county nearing 6000 and state totals behind schedule, while a fall injures Mrs Ulrich and a merchants short course is canceled due to funds. Edward Shaw purchases a 140 acre farm near Lawrence from C A Christy. Kansas Day events will feature Miss Hielen Backer. The next storm arrives at the Business College.
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Eudera
Doug County
Kansas
Wal
Ulrich
Simmonds Hospital
H. G. Ingham
University Extension Division
C. A. Christy
Lawrence
Edward Shaw
Olathe
Kans
Lawrence Federation of Women's Clubs
Hielen Backer
Local notes from Glenn and vicinity recount visits and school events
Glenn Starr Glenn and son Ivan and Mrs Thomas Glenn with Abner Colemo j toured Topeka shopping. Juanita Harold and Wilford Chiles returned to school after influenza. Victor Mellenbruch and son Rich ard of Topeka visited with Mr Mellenbruch’s parents. Marcellus Ray funeral held at Overbrook Methodist Church near Lawrence. Many locals attended games, plays, and meetings. school honor rolls and perfect attendance noted. community trips to Topeka and Kansas City.
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Starr Glenn
Ivan
Thomas Glenn
Abner Colemo
Topeka
Juanita
Harold
Wilford Chiles
Victor Mellenbrach
Richard
Mellenbruch
Myr
H. 2
A. I. Armstrong
Marcellus . Ray
Overbrook Methodist Church
Ray
Lawrence
Douglas County
Marbelle Slavens
Greenwood Valley
R. Slavens
Serompton
Miener
H. F. Fulton
Lesompion
Don Pardee
Betty Jean
Pardee
Dave McCall
Frank St. Clair
Timilie Reynolds
Serompton -R. H. S
Bert Reynolds
Cyrus Glenn
Clarence Welcher
Wielcher
Rosemer
Glenn
Big Springs
Gerald Holloway
Lecompton
Henry Brown
Francis Brown
Dorothy Sanford
Ray Scott
Cecil Welcher
Ivan Glenn Charlecott
Phyllis Sanford
Frances Scott Bahnncier
Maxine Glenn
Eileen Glenn
Ernest Brown
Rosemary Glenn
Mary Sanford
Juanita Chiles
Franees Brown
Rose Parrish
Ternest Brown
Henry Grown
Harvey Glenn
Larkin Cial
Rolle Riley
Ita
Hyn
Orville McCal
Ivalou and
Kenneth
McCall
Dave
Stover
Harold Merton
Maybelle Slavens
Greenwood Valley School
TR. B
Slavens
George Bahnmaier
Bahama Ater Iay
Vester Robison
Lecampton
Ben Kellogg
Kansas City
Sutton
Haze Glenn
Wito
Grace Kellorg
Joseph Togan
Madelyn McClanahan
Audry Booze
Charice Boose
Maxine Gof
Georgie Simmons
Greenwood Valley Spotlight
Electric Light & Power Co
Tecumseh
Arlette Fulton
L. RH. S
Harvey
Harry Glenn
Toneka
Growing shoulder length hair trend hits schools and colleges
The article notes many young women in high schools and colleges adopt shoulder length bobs. Photos from New York City feature Miss Ida Teabhe and Miss Rabbe describes hair as fuller, healthier, and dandruff free using Danderine. It claims Danderine cleans scalp, removes oily film, refreshes hair, and enhances shine without heavy shampooing.
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New York City
Farls
Vraph
Idna Teabhe
Avenue G
Brooklyn
Rabhbe
Danderine
Andy
Shane Poos
Brilliantine
Roman remains found near Romenay in France uncover road and pottery
A surveyor and archaeologist report Roman remains in Romenay, Macon France. A paved road stretches over half a mile through woodlands, with three Roman stations nearby. Tegulae bricks and colorful pottery shards were dug up, indicating a once active roadside complex.
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France
Macon
Romenay
MIDIWEEK SPECIALS AT LOCAL MARKET
Selected hag cascing beef cascings smoked salt and assorted pantry items. Ground sage garlic and pepper for pork dishes. Raw cat lard and compount priced at $1.00. Whale brand pork shoulders ham and fresh fish options with delivery to all city parts.
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Swift
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Lucille, Mcreath
C. A
BR. E
Pringle
Arlene Roberts
Luning Underwood
Roberts
Davehelty
A. M. Curry
Connecticut Street
Thomas Williams
Coldwater
Oklo
Mary Lou Spay
Sbert White
B. M. Briggs
Hridee
John. C. Corel
Aly
John Ott
Leonard Mosnau
Rosenau
John (Tt. Sr
Sev Wieman
Marvin
Mer
Ethelbert
Arson
Cathryne Ott
Kaw Valles
Happy Hour
Dougan
East
Tote Lincolln Peachies
Ans
Wieman’s
Methodist Church
J. J. Constanti
Kentucky Street
Harry A. Gordon
William Savage Johnson
S. S. Learned
Florence Wise
el Nuevo Bridge Club
Ad Society
F. A. Jones
Vermont Street
A. M. Hughes
Massachusette Street
Helianthus Club
BE. C. Simpson
Indians Street
George E. Petty
Walter Palmateer
Tomorow
Petts
Charles M. Jones
Marguerite Elsie
Bertie Sand
Eclock
Het Er
Robert Quillen
Soperight
Publishers Syndicat
A. R. Maxvwell
Methodist Guild
Caroline ‘Wolters
M Mary Portman
W. A. McAlearney
L. H. Emmett
Isa
Wellman
J. B. Edmond
Jessie. Scott
Livya
Duffée
Austa Northrup
Myrtle McCormell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alabama _ street
the Study Club of the
American Association of University
Olive Brosh
Ohio Street
Eveni T
Ralph Hower
de Morfan
Joseph Vance
J. R .Fugate
Joseph Carrag
American Legion Auxiliary of Liberty Post
Eagles’ Hall
Agnes Evans
J. R. Holmes Investment Company
Will Johns Jr
Fischer's
Dr. Bishop
Barker Avenue
Mrs. Bishop
Bonnie Bishop
A. H. Gerard
Jd. R. Good
Norris Faringer
David Shields
Charles Rumsey
A. W. Lamb
Lydia Tidrow
George Stauffer
Bishop
League of Women Voters
A.van Horebeck
Children’s Bureau
Washington, D.C
Broad View Inn
Tlorence B. Sherbon
Bureau’ of Child Research
Unity of Kansas
Kanas
Kansas League of Women. Voters
Kansas Council of Women
Florrentine
Jayhawk
Office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jim
A. B. Weaver
Newark
Herman Banks
Julius Bearman
Dorothy Bearman
Dorothy
Albert
Clarence Fransmeyer
Albert Hamblin
Floyd Cowroy
Julius
Beurman
Everning
Conroy
Marvin Higgley
Julius Beurman
Geo. Hichards
Little
Irma
Leo Hill
Charley Winter
Allen K
Howard Brass
Albert Hamlin
Billie Schroyer
Rs. Rothvel
Ida Magichards
Merrit Coleman
Geo! Richards
Liberty Post Auxiliary
American Legion
San Francisco
Dan
Business College
Ady. Ie
SON Bros
Grace Chambers
Hi Beta Pi
Cuticura
Svan
Alden
Mass
Rabel
Stout
Massachusetts St
Fletcher
Roy Lawrence Market
LU Grip
Eteanors
New York
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