Mrs Weeber Hutton Honored With Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Marian Coolidge hosted a bridge luncheon for Mrs Harriet Hutton formerly Miss Harriet Gilbert after her recent wedding in Topeka. Guests included Mrs F W Cutter and sisters Irene Cutter and Gertrude Coolidge, with prizes awarded to Mrs Paul Kinkle and Ernestine Yates. The record also notes upcoming wedding plans for Anna Dorothy Lester and Thomas Wylie and a birthday party for Mildred Maxine Schapley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeber
Hutton
Harriet Gilbert
Marian Coolidge
Topeka
F. W. Cutter
Irene Cutter
Lawrence
Gertrude Coollidge
Paul Kinkle
Ernestine Yates
Mary Jane Melton
Mary Engel
Elizabeth Brodhead
Katherine Kibler
Edna Underwood
Lorena Mack
Paul: Kinkle
Ralph Andrus
St. Marys
Anna Dorothy Lester
Thomas Wylie
Chicago
First Baptist‘ Church
Daisy Arvin Ie
J. H. Uttinger
Richard
Kansas City
Uttinger
J. R. Shaffer
Ruth la Deux
Nell Holtman
Ape Kirby
Mayme Kirby
Mildred Jones
Erma Gephart
Personal Travel Plans Fill Weekend Across States
A flurry of travelers and families plan short trips and visits this weekend. Mr and Mrs John Bedmer head to Cherokee county for a farm stay while Miss Elizabeth Hopkins departs New York for New Mexico after a New York visit. Mrs H B Bullene begins a Colorado and New Mexico motor tour with Mrs Wagstar and others join from Kansas City and Oklahoma. Further trips include Dr and Mrs Simmons and Miss Stella Simmons heading east, with plans to stop at New Jersey and Ohio homes of Glathatt relatives before visiting Union City Indiana, then on to New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bedmer
Overland
Cherokee County
Coloradus
Elizabeth Hopkins
New York City
New Mexco
Wagstar
Bullene
Colorado
New- Mex
Edna Hartshaw
Kansas
Makepeace
Makepeade
A. J. Watkin
Kansas City
J. L. Shaffer
L. ¢. Shaffer
H. D. Freed
Okmalee
Okla
Freed
al M.owen
Catherine
Barbara
Fair
Haven
Mass
Fs. Owens
Niagara Falls
Crystal Sbxman
Arthur Marks
Clara Meairs
Mary Meairs
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Alexa Maris
A. Nicholson
Denver
Jand
Gerald Schoentein
Claire Hays
Winnwood Beach
Edith Packard
Mebel
Packard
Lawrenté
Aunt Het by Robert Guillen
A brief notice states the 1925 sixty word humor feature Aunt Het by Robert Guillen from Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert Guillen
Publishers Syndicate
New Wardrobe Shows Mary Pickford Likes Sports Clothes Best
Mary Pickford, returning from Paris, says she likes sports clothes best and took home a large assortment. Her picks include a blue cream plaid wool outfit, a white crepe satin set, a check sleeve trim, a plain jersey pleated skirt with blouse, a white fox trimmed evening coat, and a blue chiffon dress with embroidery. The Jenny collection features a grey crepe de chine dress with scalloped skirt and a blue lavender crepe de chine outfit with a pleated skirt. She notes Paris fashion favors short hair and discusses not trying on clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Jenny
Nequin
Clark University Researchers Test Inverted Vision Effects
Dr Walter S Hunter of Clark University Worcester Massachusetts leads a study with graduate students P H Ward and Norman L Munn. They wear glasses that invert images to disrupt sight sound and touch coordination for two weeks each, exploring how inverted vision alters perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester, Mass
Clark University
Walter S. Hunter
P. H. Ward
Normhan L. Munn
George Hackman Visits Old Mansfield Home Twenty Five Years Ago
George Hackman plans a return to Mansfield Ohio to visit his former hometown, recounting memories and connections from years past. The feature reflects on early life in Mansfield and the actor's enduring ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George' Hackman
Mansfield
Ohio
Romanian Princess Adopts War Veterans as Personal Wards
Princess Ileana of Romania leads a charity program aiding 450 maimed soldiers and guiding 3,000 Girl Scouts, while continuing relief work with American supporters. She rejects marriage plans for now, focusing on duties and uplifting her country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Sach Elliott
Tleanay
Goorado
Quen ‘Arie
Heana
Ferdinand
Ileana
William Nelson Cromwell
Ira Nelson Morris
Charles J. Vopicka
Henry W. Anderson
Girl ‘Scouts of Romania
Girl Scouts of America
Romania
National Physical Academy
Ion
Girl Scouts
Sinaia
Carpathians
Ten Years Ago Injures Girl In Mass Street Bicycle Crash
A ten year old girl, Ruth Curry, was knocked from her bicycle on Massachusetts street near Tenth yesterday by a speeding automobile that left without stopping. She suffered a sprained and twisted right wrist. Meanwhile Tom Sweeney distributed about five hundred American flags to neighbors and clerks, leaving a miniature Old Glory at each clerks’ desk. Rotary club officers were elected with J. M. Sanderson as sergeant at arms and R. C. Manney as vice president. Bowersock mills started grinding 1918 wheat earlier than ever, receiving six thousand bushels of winter wheat, paid at 2.06 a bushel, with the largest individual load 1,700 bushels by Francis G. Hughes. Airy fabrics bring longer skirts via draperies and irregular hems, with long backs less common and trains still worn for formal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Curry
Massachusetts Street
Tenth
Lawrence
Hervest
Ounty
Bowersock Mills
Francis G. Hughes
Route 2
Eyelet Embroidery Trims Hats in Paris Fashion
Eyelet embroidery trims two hats shown in Paris described by an AP report. A black felt crown hat with a white brim features black eyelet embroidery along the brim forming small flower patterns, while another hat with a felt crown and a wider brim also uses black eyelets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tough on Husbands pin throwing contest shocks Oroville crowd
In Oroville California United Press reports farm wives displayed skill in a resting pin throwing contest. Winner was Mrs Maud McElroy of Durham with a 100 feet two inches toss. Second and third placed throws measured 30 feet six inches and 85 feet respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Cal
United Press
Maud McElroy
Durham
First Radio Movies Will Be Broadcast From England Soon
British radio fans to see moving pictures by radio this fall. J L Baird will broadcast moving pictures with sound in September, followed by Captain Otto Fulton’s Fultograph in October. Experiments with BBC may equip all stations soon. Duchess of York and Prince of Wales photos already broadcast in London. Fulton’s setup broadcasts on a small box attached to a receiver, with paper pictures unwinding as it plays. A Baird transmitter is atop a Convent Garden building, with an initial London radius of fifty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
J. L._Baird
Otto Fulton
British Broadcasting Corporation
SPP
Duchess of York
Prince of Wales
Vienna
Convent Garden
Baird
Chipmunks in Increase Big Nut Crop in Canyon Wyoming
AP reports a bumper pine nut crop in Grand Canyon area boosted by a rise in Gila chipmunks. The abundance of pinion nuts last fall supports a stronger chipmunk population this season, reflecting nature following its ecological cycle in Yellowstore Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Yellowstore
Wyo
Grand Canyon
Unclear text fragment hints at diet and supply issues
Fragmentary notes describe diet and food supply with unused terms and unclear context. Several phrases reference nits on the ground and monks, suggesting a discussion of sustenance and possible shortages. No complete events or identifiable names are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahital
Women Aviators Surpass Men in Fortitude in Air Tests
SOE findings from London report that women fliers display less fear under duress than men. Royal Air Force authorities note increasing numbers of licensed women pilots in England under leaders like Lady Heath and Lady Bailey. Experts attribute this to lower imagination among women, drawing praise for risk tolerance in aerial stunts and potential for aviation careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
SOE
Eve
Agtar
Gil
England
Royal Aelel
Lady Heath
Lady Bailey
Russia
West Fairview Community Notes and Visitors
Local notes from West Fairview and vicinity record community visitors, family travel, a hailstorm damage report near Kitarson, and social events. Names include Horace Humphrey Art Grines Harry Kennedy Nancy Cummings Myrtie Hudgins and families, with church group activities and a new baby announced. A serious condition involving Mrs Largent is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvoir
Horace Humphrey
Art Grines
Harry Kennedy
Richard Kennedy
Irene Kampschroeder
Georgia Kennedy
Francis Connell
Herry Kennedy
Ward Beam
Topeka
Ora
O’connell Moore
Twin Mounds
Marion Petefish
Nancy Cummings
Kitarson
Cadi
Frank
George Gerish
Paul
Leena
Dolpho
Lucille Scheer
Dewey Benaner
John Benander
Dewey Benander
Clinton Cummings
Jerry Cumings
Berry
Myrtie Hudgins
Harry
Colorado
Ann
Ira Kettering
Art Gaines
Myrtle Hudgins
Ormal Hodson
Lakeview
Hudgins
John Jordan
D. W. Kennedy
Ivo MccKinzie
H. W. Lurber
Harold
Dorothy Ofawrence
W. D. Kennedy
Hula
Leslie
Junior
Emhia Kennedy
Clinton
Edith Hilbert
Stull
Melvin
Petefish
Challis
Logan
John Zirkle
Hal
Largent
Esther Benander
S. W
Kennedy
Ha Kennedy
Ea Russell
Bowen
De Soto residents host visitors and news items
De Soto area notes include visits by Beulah, Mrs. J B Hymer, and Miss Leeneeta Carrolls in Eureka, and Eleanor Whitelaw staying with Park College staff. Recaps of relatives, travel plans to Washington, Yellowstone, and California accompany reports of high water in Kansas, crop conditions in Oklahoma, and Missouri rain. Local socials, hospital stays, and W C T U meeting plans round out the week’s community bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E.burma
J.B Hymer
Irsi Lloyd ‘Chambers
Spen
D Welch
Joe
Lea
Leeneeta Carrolls
Eureka
P. OQ
Luther
Is ‘DiNeill
John. M. Whittered
Parkville
Eleanor
Whitelaw
Ville
Park’ Collere
Frank Bell
West
Charles ‘W. Bell
C. B. Jewett
Elmer
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Wichita
Olin Jewett
Hankas City
David Jewett
Dorothy Morgan
Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Esther Morgan
Fedith Mac Morean
Pomona
Ed Morgan
A. Anderson
W. E.morris
Broveak
Leon Allen Land
Herbert Sheldon
Daugh Hee Vanetta
Ji 'm. Hymer
Fred Tobler
Frank
Victor
Lawrence
Maurice d’Bogger
New Mexico
W. H. Baker
Maurince d'Boever
Mollie
Local residents visit in Kansas and Iowa noted
A stream of short notices lists residents visiting relatives and traveling from Clare to Colony and Leavenworth. Names include Ernest Sieman Harold Gordony Mrs. Reed Parker and others. Several couples traveled to Kansas City Iowa and Oklahoma areas for visits with kin and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Sieman
Harold Gordony
Reed Parker
Clare
Eli Gity
Noteman
Clark
Ammie Johan
Ralph’ Boone
Colpony
Harold Boone
Colony
Wisit
Iowa
Omen Baker
Kansas
E. E .Busbyl
Eugene
Kansas City
Ralph Harbison
Will Baker
Gon Virgil
Miss Pearl
Trout
Miss Osborne
Mervon Osborne
Tonga
Exie
H. E. Baker
Dapehtér
Mies
Frances
Leo Large
Daugh
Helen
Fred/ Watsom iarid
Dorothy
L. F. Young
Aghters
Marion
Lois Maé
He Shriners
Bonner Springs
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
L. F- Young
Frank' Hause
Olathe
Pellet
Esther. Nease An
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Mary Schellbar
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Gladys ‘McCrary
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Bud Leeman
Jennie Payne
Lily Flower
Leonard Foster
First Methodist Church
E. F. Engel
University Heights
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Gra Gulley
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Mildred Maxine Schapley
Frances May McClain
Jack McClain
Marie
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Freddie Roper
Mildred Maxine
W. S. Hunter
W. R. Williams
Roland
California
Robb Young
Miss McKinnon
Leslie Hill
Young
Lola Eamns
Adaline Horner
Miss Horner
Endsley Jones
William Wiedemann
Wiedemann
Chris Laxman
New York
Pancess
Tom
Sweeney
C. Manley
Rotary Club
R. C. Manney
Nick Sullivan
W. E. A. Nottorf
M. H. Blanford
J.M. Sanderson
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Wiver
West Fairview and Vicinity
DE Soto
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Pho
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Clarence Hodge
City
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