Dentists announce reopenings and relocations in town
Dr AL RR Kennedy reopens his dental practice while Dr PLN Stevens moves his office from Jack Street to Mass Shower A Marks Jewelry Store with offices hours 9 to 12 AM and 1 to 8 PM. Kennedy home at 2526 White Ormond Hill hosts weekend visit. John Dean of Baldwin arrives on business. Bevo ordered for home delivery. George Houk to travel to Excelsior Springs. Cherokee Ump and Matthews Lumber feature in brief items.
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AL RR. Kennedy
Pln
Stevens
Jack
Mass
Shower A. Marks Jewelry
Kennedy
Ormond Hill
Han Cats Linut
John Dean
Baldwin
Ey Gewis
Society and motor party notes headline Topeka trip
Society and Motor Party items describe Mr. and Mrs. T W Ewing and family, Miss Fern Vilora and Miss Arlie Hienz of Kansas City visiting Topeka with the Coxes. Eastern and western trips are announced for several residents, plus a Horticultural Society joint meeting in Lecompton. A Minervian Club report covers July 2 program and lectures. Riverside Pavillion dance park opens tomorrow.
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T. W. Ewing
Kenneth Ewing
Fern Vilora
Arlie“Hienz
Kansas City
Topeka
Richard Cox
Minervian Club
Husted
Iven
Lillian” Husted
Ege
U. S. Marines
Celia Watt
Motor East
J. W. Miller
Wilma Miller
Summer Session Prom Features Oriental Dance
A quiet Sunday and Wednesday pavilion dance will feature solo dances by Miss Louise Marsh Miss Madge Garett and Miss Gladys Dunikan with an Oriental routine. Holyfield's orchestra will provide music while the event runs at the pavilion one mile south of the Bismarck interurban station.
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Pavillion
Bismarck
Holyfield
Louise Marsh
Madge Garett
Gladys Dunikan
Garrett
Lawrence Persons Afield in Weekend Travel Notes
Lawrence residents and visitors are listed in a weekend roundup with trips to Kansas City Ottawa Topeka Wichita Vinland and Oklahoma. Names include Ranks of Kansas City Mays and Bakers with Burk and Miller families aboard. Local figures travel for business visits health and family reasons across multiple cities.
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Kansas’ City
Lawrence
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