Card Party at Mrs Ruberger’s Home Residents Recall Patriotic Luncheon
Mrs Ruberger hosted a delightful card party at 1146 Tennessee Thursday afternoon. The patriotic gathering featured flags from several nations and a large cardboard American battleship display with cannons that fired. Guests were served a luncheon and were assisted by Miss Armena Kumberger. Mr Colorado and Mrs Drearpe Kirchoff and family left for a motor trip to Colorado.
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Tysumber Weis
Armena Kumberger
Colorado
Drearpe Kirchoff
Genel
Local Notices and Social News From Lawrence Kansas
A collage of society notes, letters of thanks, and campus updates from Lawrence and nearby areas. Miss Mitchell, a feature writer, and Miss Evans travel to New York for a six week course at Columbia University while Miss Elsey and Miss Wyatt arrive for family visits and holidays. Several locals attend commencements, visit relatives, or plan August activities around Lawrence and Kansas City.
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Evhins
Calimbia
Newie Reece Evans
New York
Columbia University
Miss Evans
Omaha
Detroit
Hiudson
Local residents update weekend travel and visits
Personal notices list Elsie Linderen visiting her home this weekend. Mrs. JA Anderson spent the day with friends in Kansas City. G By Charlton returned from Independence. Miss Bertha Coffelt left for a weekend visit with friends in Ambatteri and Salina. Frances Lewis, long stationed in Washington DC as a clerk in the War Department, is expected home Sunday evening.
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Jussig Lop Wyatt
Toeka
Lawrence
Wyatt Ae
St. Paul
Chidaz
Dorothea
Engel
Topeka
Prof
Aml
William Hildelgrand
Osdwatomie
Abel Levy
Myr. Levy
C. DD. Lysinger
Kansas City
Grace Welton
Homme
Aileen Heller
Ruth Miller
Lorraine
C. E. Hillburt
Selvatian Army
Ottawa
Tay Brewster
Ottaw
Hazel Crumline
Harold Roberman
Jim Peru
Robert Reynolds
Kincaid
C.J. White
Elsie Linderen
City
JA. J. Anderson
G. By Charlton
Independence
Bertha Coffelt
Ambatteri
Salina
Frances Lewis
Washington, D. C
Wak Department
Guymon
Okla
Lalorencé
Fugate- Mattioon
Beatrie
Neb
Dorothy Henderson
Emporia
Linden
Billy Bar
Elizabeth Evans
D Green I Mountain Falls
Colo
Maude Panis
New Haven
A. le
Lawrence social notices bustle with travel and visits
Lawrence residents and guests are seen arriving and visiting across the region. Topeka travelers Mr. and Mrs. Roland DeWatte ville, Miss Laura Flagg, Mrs. Alvin White and son Tommy, and others head to Kansas City for visits or business. We note numerous weekend plans, kinfolk gatherings, and trips to Bonner Springs and other nearby towns.
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Roland DeWatteville
Topeka
Lawrence
M.F. McNary
Kansas City
Laura Flagg
E. D. F. Phillips
Alvin White
Tommy
Bonner Spring
BE. G. Holland
Frank Prosser
John E. Boone
F. Ellis Johnson
Wer
Xeuman
Elizabeth Herver
Maude Andrusert Imperia
Charlotte Honvinghauen
Palma
C| E. Esterly
Th Soarch of Education
Ohio
Colo
Ruby Steeper
Topeks
Rends
Mern Born
Ross Stewart
Irs Awrl Nottingham
Peart Carder
Shayomorrow
Ee Rob
A Bellory
Elizabeth Kerr
Newson
Rs. Iarty Cander
Waltge Graves
Thaddeni Ysterday
Lillie Chirk
Kanas Ci Ys
Majorie Patterson
If. W. Mattoon
Wesere
Beatrice
Neb
J. EL. Cameron
McCollord
Rev Frank Jennings to Preach at Sunday Evening Union Service
Heard in Lawrence Rev Frank Jennings of the First Baptist Church will preach at the Sunday evening union church services at South Park. Tomorrow Monday will be a holiday at the post office with no morning delivery.
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Lawrence
Frank Jennings
Union
South Park
Fourth of July Preparations Halt Regular Commerce
The town adjusts for Independence Day with many closures and events. City hall custodians, January? July celebrations cause meetings and markets to shift. Golf tournament moves to Woodland Park and a dance is planned at Lawrence Country Club for members.
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Lawrence Countty Club
Woodland Park
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial Note
Testimonial from Mrs Ropert LDueck Hopking Minn praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. Ad suggests many women suffer hot flashes and dizziness. recommends writing to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential health help.
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Lydia Sh. Pinkham
Ropert Ldueck
Hopking, Minn
Mrs. Black
Lydia E.pinkham
Ydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Local notes on licenses and events across Baldwin and Lawrence
District issues mix with theater scenes and weather as Baldwin Ledger reports oil prospecting near Baldwin six miles northeast of town. Lawrence couples obtain marriage licenses while pototo shipments from Kaw Valley top early season figures. City offices face July licenses as meetings shift from Monday to Thursday.
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Mary Olmstead
Baldwin
Baldwin Ledger
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