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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Park Hetzel hosted Neighborhood Club guests at her home with green and white decor and a four course lunch served at six. Miss Gertrude Elves of Kansas City was an out of town guest as the group enjoyed a long afternoon and evening program.
The column reports a family gathering at Lonisi Street honoring Ima Perit Ateeed and Starford of Kansas with parasols and a Methodist Picnic planned for Sunday. It also notes Mrs Hirth Antonic and Mr and Mrs Dounee celebrating a birth, and announces the birth of Katherine Louise to Mr and Mrs Howneil Moore on July 9. A Past Matrons Club meeting is scheduled with Mrs John Strong at 4 Ohta St.
Personal mentions fill the column with Sunday guests and visits around town. Families host relatives from Kansas City and Cincinnati while residents travel to Topeka Denver and Omaha for gatherings funerals and events.
The article notes the death of former Empress Eugenie of France at about ninety four. It describes her marriage to Napoleon III, her son Prince Imperial, travels across Europe, and a life marked by controversy over her role in historic conflicts. She died from final inflammation in the presence of her lady’s maid and in Spain.
A report notes Insist Kawa Taito endorsing marketing of a modern sanitary plant by inet. The approved methods include tel peeans ani ale Drug Siere, reflecting regulatory steps and industry standards.
Vague notice describes Riverside Park plans near the river’s south end and a bridge, noting completion and a pleasant area. An advertisement lists McCulloch's Drug Store and City Store with available vampire fly powder and Drs Welch & Welch at 927 Mass.
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