Burnham and Burnham-Win wed in Independence ceremony
Mrs dusdghine Simmerock Sparks married in Independence Kansas in a Methodist church service led by Rev Powell. The bride wore a white dress. The groom’s sister served in the devencourse dinner. The couple will reside in Independence. A lawn party followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Suikli with nine neighborhood groups joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham-Seatle
Dusdghine
Simmerock Sparks
Kan
Methodist -Choirel
Powell
Win
Burnham
Aid
Hiale
Suikli
Lee Chi
Coleman
Mish Vin Neste
Cora’ Pastuhan
Home Recipe Claims Wrinkle Reduction Beauty Wash
An ad touts a home remedy claimed to smooth wrinkled and saggy skin. It promises instant results and firmer feel from a natural wash, suggesting beauty specialists endorse the method and that the skin appears refreshed after use.
Community Notices of Parties and Gatherings in Lawrence
Social events fill the week with birthday parties and teas. Mrs. A H Brett hosts neighbors on Kentucky Street for several birthdays while Miss Irene Garrett’s upcoming marriage draws showers and dinners. A unit under the Unitarian Church plans a shower at Miss Mary Palmer’s home, with towels, refreshments, and notices for an on campus picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brett
Lindeell
Kenthtky Street
HH. Brett
Yorn Wolfe Sterling
Vietrola Annsie
Ning
Perry
Portland, Ore
Davis
Oskalosa
Iowa
Irene Garrett
Unitarian Chunrch
Mary” Palmer
Iene Garrett
E. B. Backus
Miss Garrett
Mother's League
Mothers’ League
A. Homan
Massachusetts Street
Hoir
Chas
Just One Application and the Hairs Vanish
Fragmentary text describes a quick removal of husky growls and skin marks after 22. A mix of enengle teeth and delntane references appear with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a cosmetic or medical treatment claim but lacks concrete facts or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Social Roundup of Visitors and Travelers in Lawrence
Local notes list W. P. Crunt from Oswego visiting the city on business. Lewis M. Sawyer of Kansas City plans several days in Lawrence. Miss Lula and Miss Pearl Peast visit friends in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. L Slaybaugh stopping in town briefly. Kate Dinsmore travels to enjoy a short visit. Maude Freeland heads to Kansas City for two weeks. Mrs. Leary of Kansas City visits Mrs. H. L. Cooper and Prof. W. C. Houd’s family in Lawrence. Florence Dorward arrives tomorrow for weekend with Fern Edie. Edith Pearson returns from Eudora visiting friends. T. I Willman leaves for Wisconsin for summer. Mrs. Geo. Kelly and children from Kansas City visit Annie J. Prentice in Lawrence. Mrs. Norman Gibbons arrives tomorrow as guest of Mrs. Arthur Marks for weekend. Nan Weightman arrives tomorrow to be Blanche Simons’s guest through Saturday.
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W. P. Crunt
Oswego
Lewis M. Sawyer
Kansas City
Lajwrence
Barnie T
Sheridan
Lawtence
Lula
Pearl Peast
Fern Edie
Edith Pearson
Eudora
T. I Willman
Wisconsin
Geo. Kelly and
Childen
Lawrence
Annie J. Prentice
Norman Gibbons
Arthur Marks
Nan Weightman
Blanche Simons
Local residents and visitors seen in Lawrence Lawrence area
Mrs Margarett Ernat returns to Olathe after a visit in Lawrence. Logan of Quenemo tours the city. Mrs Veateh of Kansas visits her parents Weaver in Lawrence. Russell Cowgill leaves for Cedar Rapids Solva for summer. Vera Alexander returns to Pittsburg Kan after Lawrence visit. Mrs D W Cook and Mrs J R Holding travel to Peabody for a month visit. Robert Rowlands returns from the Lakes. J H Smith from Fruth Arkansas spends days in Lawrence. Glenn Allen heads to St Louis for a construction job on the Mississippi. Mr and Mrs Bert y Webbity and Mrs Stockweather visit for days. Clyde Peeter back from Fort Mason. Herbert Hutches leaves for Avery Idaho after weeks in Lawrence. Cliff Young Harold Wilsbo head to Paola. W S Reeder of Loveka visits T Agney Ohio then Kansas City. Will Pilkenton arrives from Chicago to spend a week in Lawrence. F H Olney travels to Boulder Colo for summer. Avery Olney to join next week. C J Eriksen hosts Mrs John Nelsen and Miss Mary Nelsen Ottawa visitors aboard touring car with Punch served.
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Margarett
Ernat
Olathe
Moruin
Lawrence
Logan
Quenemo
Fap Veateh
Kansas
Iby
Russell Cowgill
Cedar Rapids
Solva
Vera Alexander
Pittsburg
Kan
Poh
D. Wo Cook
J. R. Holding
Peabody
Kun
Robert Rowlands
J. H. Smith
Fr &Ith
Arkansis
Waterlo
Glenn Allen
St. Louis
Fhe
Mississippi River
Berty
Webbity
Charles Stdckweather
Clyde Peeter
Fort Mason
Herbert Hutches
Avery
Idaho
Lawrens
Cliff Young
Harold Wilsbo
Tojspe
Avery - Olney
C. J Eriksen
Rpland
John Nelsen
Mary Nelsen
Fix
Miss Cook
Mr. Hanson
Ottawa
Frank Shatsada
Missionary Returns From Burma to Resume Duties
In the United she completed a furlough and departed for Rangoon Burma where she is engaged in missionary work.
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United
Rangoon
Burma
Seek to Thwart Strike by Demanding Clear Demands
Chicago July 16 A step toward resuming negotiations for settling the railroad labor dispute. A managers committee letter asks unions to state all propositions they support under authority given to them so a basis for settlement may be understood and a strike averted.
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Chicago
Jmanagers
To Reduce Cement Rates In Wichita Area
The Utilities Commission orders Kansas railroads to cut cement freight rates. The petition names Santa Fe Rock Island Katy Union Pacific Alaska Cement and several others. The action follows a writ filed to compel rate reductions. The president was indisposed and cancelled engagements today. Jessie Green aged 77 died last night at 211 Pennsylvania Street funeral tomorrow at 2 from Warren Street Baptist Church Maple Grove Cemetery. Archie Postma three years old son of Mr and Mrs W H Postma died this morning funeral tomorrow at Pleasant Grove Church Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Railroad
Varidad
Aclioh
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Katy
Union Pacific
Alsh
Western
Iola Portland
Monarch Cement Companies
Jessie Green
Pennsylvania Street
Wearren Street
Baptist Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Archie
Archie Postma
H. Postma
Pleasant Grove
Stated Lost and Found and Sale Notices Appear in Local Page
Fragmented notices show a stray bulldog description with color marks and a contact cue, plus a church food sale and a farm ad offering travel and payment details. Other lines promise photography and rental or purchase terms, with scattered prices and addresses.
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Day’ Bena
Bob'leonard End
Uiversal Juvenile Company
Billy
Florence Lawrence
Ida
Aesibteh
Orsan Grove Lake
Hungerford
M. Briggs
O. A
Oyeantrove, Wake
C. Ellis
Ldridaughter
Birth T Ellis
Andy
Miss Carte
Ayrife Dolbee
E. B. Backis
Thanhouser
Carderons
Sarah, Jacobs
Opal Woodriff
Walda Ovsticl
Warren Hansen
Camerons
Woodland Park
Helen Rhoda Hoops
Jd. D. Club
West Lawrence
Ed Barber
J.D. Club
Lab
Jedi Gibba
RRS
Ocean Jake Park
Liv Missy Esther Swanson
Minnie Dinglestedt
Pauline Wetzel
Helen Keith
Annette Guéret
Ruth Endacott
Jessie Borg
Helen Chambers
Tinwa
South Park
Unitarian Church
Olsen
Spencer
McKeever
MeUollopti
Bell Bros, Music Co
The
Innes
Mindow
Cheney
Se Ie Ag
Ebru
Vitagraph
Ata
John Bunny
Flora’ Finch
Kate Price
W. Ross
Arts & Chatts
Mass
Teter’s
el C
Campbell’s
Arbuckie
Sal Soda
Jefe
Dick Building
Unidas
Washington
Yfick
Bulldog
Witl
Black Ward
Rex
Salestha Women's
Ot the First Christian Church
Willis Unger
N.Y. di Blag
Aly
Nap
GR. Millice
Francisco
Sly
Excelsior Smoke
Ebgray
Hate Law
Coett
Brooks Bridge
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