Funston Concerts by Local Women Return Home
Miss Emma Hopkins Miss Clara Schearer and Miss Frances Allen have returned from Camp Funston where they entertained soldiers with concerts Monday through Thursday. Also reported are society ladies attending a Kansas City convention and several line parties with post-event suppers and visits to the Varsity and Wiedemann's. Sam Maffet ark Miss Maude Maffet plan an extended motor trip to the northwestern United States.
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Funston
Emma Hopkins
Clara Schearer
Frances Allen
Camp Funston
Sam Maffet
Ark
Miss Maude Maffet
United States
Fair Directors Meeting Notice in Commerce Rooms
Fair directors schedule a meeting Saturday July 26 at 8 30 p m in Chamber of Commerce rooms. All parties interested in a fair are invited to attend. A A Hicks president.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Hicks
Personal and social moves noted in Kansas City visits
Local society notes show several residents traveling to Kansas City for business or weekend visits. Names include Personal Earnest Seidel, Miss Katherine Zook, N T Veatch Jr, Mrs C B Harmon, Mr and Mrs George Eloner and children, Gordon Saunders, Eva Anderson, O F Russell, J E Keller, Inez Alsop, Repets Laird, Vida McDougal, and T B Wood. Activities range from business trips to weekend stays and summer plans.
Multiple Lawrence visitors and travelers listed in local notes
Local column records Miss Grace Derby visiting Topeka for a week with Miss Lucile Walker, and numerous residents traveling or visiting Kansas and nearby states. Names include Supt. J. A. Flemming, Mrs. D. E. McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. J. H. Kahn, Lillian Whitney, Gladys Call, Marvin Haring, Marjorie Fulton, G. W. Hutchings, Mrs. M. Clevenger, Mrs. D. C. Bower, Will Gibson, R. Boyd Wallace, Abe Levi, Jenny Lynn, Miss Margaret Spietz, Miss Agnes La Velle, Miss Helmandock, Martha Shults, Warren Edwards, Frank Armstrong, C. C. Carl, Eva Fisher, Mrs. R. Johnson, Mrs. Nees Olsen, A. A. Averley, A. W. Keller, Margaret Hamilton, Adele Crim, Virginia Crim, and R. C. Manley among others.
Night-Blooming Party Frocks and Evening Gowns
A look at summer party dresses and evening gowns highlights frocks inspired by flowers with rich fabrics and intricate embroidery. Two simple party frocks in white and black showcase sequined bodices and brocade sashes while a black georgette gown offers a plain bodice and gathered skirt with embroidered detailing. Also noted is M. G. Manley’s recovery from a serious typhoid illness affecting his father.
Leather Trimmings Push in Next Fall Overcoats
Clothing manufacturers and specialty houses signal a shift toward leather lined or convertible overcoats for next fall and winter. A dress goods representative notes leather substitutes for fat trimmings are drawing interest, with novelty driving demand despite a modest price edge.
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Nore
How a Crab Grows Shell Breaks to Free Hatchling
A crab’s shell does not grow, so the young crab sheds it by bursting internally and splitting its body. It then crawls out from the old shell, leaving the protective enclosure behind as it moves onto new growth.
Milk permit warning for Lawrence sellers issued
A Milk Inspector notice warns anyone selling milk in Lawrence without a permit to report at once. E Lee Treece serves as Milk Inspector and handles permit issuance.
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City of
Lawrence
E. Lee Treece
Masonic Funeral for Brother Robert E. Everett
Lawrence Lodge No 6 FP and AM will meet tomorrow at 9 45 AM to attend the funeral of Brother Robert E Everett Acacia Lodge No 9 and all visiting brethren are asked to join Herbert Thompson WM KF P Smith Secretary
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Lawrence Lodge No
A. M
Robert E. Everett
Acacia Lodge
Herbert Thompson
W. M. KF
P. Smith
Stage Set for Him
A light exchange between Blobbs and others frames fortune and luck. Blobbs notes that some prefer birth luck to wealth, while conceding those born rich are already fortunate.
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Blobbs
Doctor resumes practice in Jackson Building suites
Dr. Chambers announced the resumption of his medical practice in Suite 2 of the Jackson Building, located in the rooms above Bell's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chambers
Jackson Building
Bell
Polar Bears Argue Over Cold Weather and Sleep
Mrs. Polar Bear scolds Mr. Polar Bear about temper and winter plans. They debate cold weather, sleeping bears, and zoo kept conditions, with both claiming to be more sensible and enjoying the icy season despite annoyance at others.
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Mrs. Polar Bear
Mr. Polar Bear
Mrs. Polar
Mr. Polar
Baby Eddie Stand on Hind Legs Shocks Hazel
Hazel, used to a crawling brother, watches Eddie rise with the chair for support and cries out to his mother in astonishment. Her sister Hazel rushes to tell their mother that Eddie is standing on his hind legs. The scene captures a small child's delight at a first standing moment.
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Hazel
Eddie
Candy With One End Delight Sparks Childish Question
Small Edward asks if God can make anything and wishes for a candy stick with only one end. Sodal water becomes the national drink and a case can be ordered from McNish by phone 198.
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Edward
McNish
Bath Accessories Ad Listed
Bath brushes bath sprays sponges powders toilet waters and talcums advertised with assorted personal care items.
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Lila Lee
Otto Fischer
Wo Society
John Akers
C. D. Rodgers
Charles Noble
al Graeber
Maude Bryant
B. E. Bishop
A. W. Lamb
Nelle Bryant
Kansas City
Royal Neighors
Kawakiya Camp
Wiedemann
Charlotte Cutter
Leona Baumgartner
Bernice
Blair
Corrine Constant
Bernice Cook
Varsity
Von’s
Arthur Fritzel
West 21St Street
Henry Clarke
San Francisco
Earnest Seidel
Katherine Zook
N T. Veatch Jr
Kvent
C. B. Harmon
George Eloner
Bonner Springs
Gordon Saunders
Colorado
Sigma Chi
Mr. Saunders
Eva Anderson
O. F._ Russell
J. E. Keller
Miss. Inez- Alsop
Miss Repects Laird
Kan- City
Vida McDougal
Pawnee’ Rock
Kansas
T. B“Wood
Linwood
Grace Derby
Topeka
Lucile Walker
J. A. Flemming
Sedan
D. E. McNamara
Menger
Wilder
Charles Wright
Smith Center
Mrs. Wright
Mrs
D. S. Long
J. H. Kahn
Lillian Whitney
Gladys Call
Marvin Haring
Marjorie Fulton
Alice Docking
G. W. Hutchings
Pawhuska, Okla
Wiedemann’s
D. C. Bower
Will Gibson
R. Boyd Wallace
Stafford
Abe Levi
Jenny Lynn
Tonganoxie
Margaret Spietz
Agnes la Velle
Helmandock
Colorado Springs
Martha Shults
Manitou, Colorado
Warren Edunds
Frank Armstrong
C. C. Carl
Eva Fisher
R. Johnson
Nees Olsen
Mary
Grace
A. W. Keller
Louisville
Kentucky
Margaret Hamilton
Adele Crim
Virginia Crim
Hiawatha
entoKceky
R. C. Manley
Pomona, California
Mr. Manley
M. G. Manley
Boring & Company
Gus Wahl
Hester & Roberts
Massachusetts
J. H. Bell Music CO
Lawrence, Kansas
Mary Graham Bonner Jenner
Polar Bears
Barber’s Drug Store
Ryzon
M. W. Callahan & CO
Brinkman
Eoeni
Akron
Chia
Air
Earth
Silvertown
Goodrich
Silvertowns
Goodrich Tires
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