Did Y Ever In the Shade Society Column
A fragment from a society column recounts one wedding and social hope. The voice shows a writer seeking encouragement from friends while recalling Boulder versus Manuel C. Elmer and mentioning a trip to Boulder, Colorado for two or three weeks visiting Mrs. Elmier's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaivalt
5.R
Jevers
J'Ever
Boulder
Manuel C. Elmer
Anne
June
Will
BouNer
Colorado
Wedding of Roldenbe Fiper to Edward Daniels Staggered Home
Miss Goldie Piper, a Douglas County girl and Lawrence High alumna, will marry Edward Daniels in a ceremony at the bride’s parents’ California Road home conducted by Rev. G. C. Todi of Lawrence. Guests, attire, and a dinner follow. the couple plan a Lawrence residence after a motor trip and Daniels’s deployment with the Hospital Corps in August.
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Piper-Daniels
Roldenbe Fiper
Edward Daniels
W. R.piper
California
Lawrence
Piper
Gladys’ Daniel
Violet Piper
Irs
Daniels
Sowmri
Hospital Corps
Goldie-Piper
Douglas County
New York School
Red Cross
My. Daniels
Douglas
Goldendelle
Lawrence gossip notes from Seminole Club morning visit
Local column recounts Miss Susie Todd joining Seminole Club members for breakfast at Nori. Several residents travel for weekends and visits to Topeka Leavenworth Kansas City and other points, including Dr W G Goss and Mrs P W Lay visiting relatives and friends, with summer plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Todd
Nori
Ralph Sproul
Edward Tanney
Leavenworth
Meda Hundley
Lake Way
M. F. Henderson
L. A. Newman
Topeka
Lawrence
Alice Severy
Kansagity
P. P. Lester
L. Morris
Kay
Oscar Beecer
Kansas City
J. W. Longfellow
Hinman
Chicago
Bonner Springs
W. G Goss
Pawhuska
Okla
Missouri
SE Miller
Eranilson
Wendell
Virgie Miller
Marie Landen
Etta Paul
Kansas
F.R
Gus Walters
Brooklyn
P. W. Lay
Cottonwood
Theodore Pendelton II
Burlington
Sophie Blaul
R. CG. Jackman
Bliss Kine Jacks
Virginia
Minneapoli
Wilson
Halth
All
Geo
Mises Green
Promengo
Nick Berth
Waltress
Paul Richardson
Blancin ¥Ley
Howe Falas
Katherine Wilson
Junction Cite
Myre
J. M. Grea
Hester Jackson
Wichita
iVrof
Weather Affects Crops in Eastern and Southern Kansas Reports
The July crop report from J C Mohler, Kansas Agriculture Secretary, notes hot winds and moisture shortages may depress yields while promising moisture recovery later. Winter wheat output expected around 50 bushels per acre, with some counties faring better. Corn prospects were mixed, with drought stress easing in some areas and moisture improving in others. The overall tone is cautious but hopeful for improvement as conditions evolve.
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Kansas
Papeka
Ouly
Ihe
Kan
J.C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Mercher Las Repog
Eee
Mother’s Friend Promoted As Safe Aid For Pregnancy
An ad from Bradfield Regulator Co announces the book Motherfood and Abe Baby, free from the Department L at 210 Lamar Building Atlanta Ga. It urges expectant mothers to aid nature in severe strain and claims Mother’s Friend is safe and helpful for prenatal care and easing labor.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept. L
Lamar Building
Atlanta, Ga
Abe
Nature
Chicago Socialist arrest for distributing military discouragement literature
Obituary notes Charles John Brandt born in St Paul Minnesota November 12 1874. He lived near Lindsborg Kansas, married Ruth Enunion, had a daughter Orpha and a son Charles. A piano worker for ten years, later with Bell Brothers Music Co, moved to Colorado for his wife’s health, died after four weeks of pneumonia at his De Colnar home July 8 and buried July 13 at Roxbury Kansas. Also brief items on Kansas rotary clubs meeting in Topeka to discuss soldier recreation at Riley and support for amusement.
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Charles John Brandt
St. Paul
Minn
Salina
Kansas
Clara Anderson
A. P. Brandt
Lindsburg
Lars Anderson
Minnesota
Hi Health
Ruth En Union
Brandt
Bell Brothers Music Co
Colorado
Orpha
Charles
Mr. Brandt
de Colnrao
Meed
Pherson
Kai Ani
Roxbury
Car Driver Missing in Garden City Area
A car driver vanishes after leaving Cimarron and is traced through Finney and Gray counties. About 300 men search the region with no trace found. a sale notice surfaced in Larned but authorities seek details.
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Finney
Gray County
Seaced Garden City
Kairas
Cimarron
Kansas
Finn
Gray Counties
Larned
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BELL
Sandy
Belle Bruce
Antonio Moreno
Burton
Holmes
Fance Eo
PATHE
Lad and the Lion
Josh ‘Billings
A. “Tilt
Oxford
Otto. Fischer
Iss
Na Muitz
Denver
Cole
Natherine Glendenning
R. EF. Cox
Drs Dullandy
Nachman
Heatquarters
Yintr
Dise
Antonio J Moreno
Charles McCurdy
M. J. A. Blair
Gertrude Bty
Steven- Hob. Salismere
Mar Baty
Elsa ‘Barteldes
Anna Belle Crawford
den- Hendenning
Ruth Rule
C Ity
Crevit Ford
Excelsior Springs
Ray Johnson
Nine Mile Ranch
Reno
Frances
Red Criss
Game
Phi Beta Forenity
Monda
Mary
Lo Hackman
the Cross
Warren S
Masters
KA. Heevel
General Martin
Arther Mills
Hreh Means
W. EL Barnes
Manitou
Colo
J. T. Robinson
Baldwin
Tee
Eudora
B.D. F. Phillips
Guy Toops
Tittle d Ter
Marthelle
Brink
Montgomery
Newton
Jack Lawrence
Gunn
Hisiot
Bob Reynolds
Oscar Majoxf
Llvyyn Cowgill
Chester Videes Patterson
Ued States Army
Margaret Fitch
Mi En Peairs
Fort’ Riley
Morrow
Vic Johnson
Esther
Orley Smith
Ethan Allen
H.T. Milton
Green Mountain Falls
Pge
Bonaire
United States Army
James Keith
Nellie
Yopeka
Rotary’ Clubs
Chamber of
Riley
Ermnent
Washington
Harry A Viaip ‘Nau Gilbert
Anel
Daily News
Paughss County
Journal-World
Zemons
Usty Saote
Hester & Roberts Vlg. Opticians
Park Grace
Ledy
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Qak Til
Cem
A.R. Young & CO. Merchants’ Bank Building
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