Local social notes and cinema listings reach readers
Mrs J Dessery and families visit in Leavenworth while many residents travel to Kansas City for business and leisure. Cities mentioned include Leavenworth Kansas City Siloam Springs Ark Manhattan Kan Oskaloosa Iowa Lawrence McLouth Topeka and Argentina. The Bowersock theatre showcases Pauline Frederick Out of the Drifts Anita Stewart Carmen Rita Jolivet in An International Marriage and more with staff notes and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Theatre
Herbert Standing
Courtenay Foote
Rita Jolivet
Local Country Correspondence Highlights Community Visits
Dr Brocklesby of Lawrence visited on business. Hurd and family near Lawrence spent Sunday with Ben Kyle. Vansbinder from Harveyville toured Lawrence with his wife in hospital. Wells and Dave Wells and families visited Stone. Page couple with Vansbinder. Fred Purtee of Edwardsville spent Wednesday at Mulvihill’s. Dr Zimmerman of Perry visited. Mrs Murry Kyle was in Perry Friday. Naughton went to Neely Friday. Spalding Cain and Steele Smith from Lawrence visited Myers House for dinner. Congregational Aid society met at Mrs Cox home and adjourned until fall. Next meeting planned at Miss Bertha Halsted’s. Roy and Arvie Shultz returned to Wil. William Shultz visited Boehle home. Will and Arthur Boehle helped stock grain. Former teacher Nellie Hyland expects to teach in Norton county next winter. Pucketts attended Farmers’ Union picnic at Holcomb’s grove. Roehle family left for Wisconsin. Ida Lyons returns from Emporia summer school. Minnie Hibner to return soon. Will Puckett finished freeing for Cyde. Lindises and Herrs went fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocklesby
Lawrence
Mr. Hurd
Ben Kyle
William Vansbinder
Harveyville
Iis Hospital
Clarence Wells
Dave Wells
Utie Stone
Mrs. Page
Vansbinder
Fred Purtee
Edwardsville
Mulvihill
Naughton
Neely
Will Spalding
Cain
Helen Steele Smith
Myers House
Congregational Aid Society
E. Q. Cox
Roy
Arvie Shultz
Wil
William Shultz
A. H. Boehle
Will
Arthur Boehle
Nellie Hyland
Norton County
A.F. Puckett
Gustice
Farmers’ Union
Holcomb’s Grove
A.H. Roehle
Wisconsin
Ida Lyons
Emporia
Minnie Hibner
Will Puckett
Cyde
Lindises and
Herrs
Local residents spend weekends visiting relatives
Tonganoxie locals travel to Kansas City Lawrence and Emporia for visits and summer school. Miss Lenore Laming visits Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers take a trip to Lawrence with daughter Eunice. Miss Bessie Cory returns from Emporia summer school. Miss Bertha Hynen visits aunt Miss Bertha Winsler. Mr. Wilson R Brown leaves for Buffalo Falls Idaho after a short stay. James Stanton from Leavenworth visits Charles Lansing. Trene Steeper of McLouth visits with Mr Ned Cord. seven Corb children return from Fairmount with Mrs. Corb's sister. Miss Lena Geib comes back from Emporia. Miss Margaret Donovan of Leavenworth spends weekend with Leola Kenna. Mr. Charles Laming and Judge Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Laming
Kansas’ City
Frank Stone
Henry Myers
Eunice
Lawrence
Bessie Cory
Fimporia
Bertha Hynen
Bertha Winsler
Wilson R. Brown
Buffalo Falls
Ida
Brown
James Stanton
Leavenworth
Charles Lansing
Trene ‘Steeper of
McLouth
Tonganoxie
Ned Cord
Fairmount
Emporia
Sumer School
Fred Hamil
Moors Summit
Isbobir
Margaret Donivanc
Leola Kenna
Charles Laming
Pleasant Grove Community News Clippings
Mr W D Lyons visited Baldwin on Wednesday and many neighbors were seen visiting relatives. Mrs Lyons returned from Quenemo after a week away and visited Emporia and Miller. The Laster, Gimblett, Hibner and Boehle households hosted or visited others, with trips to McLouth, Lawrence and Missouri. Several local residents attended Ladies Aid and helped with barn and hay tasks as spring work continued.
Vote for Gregory in Lawrence Upholding Family Values
A political message urging voters in Lawrence to back Gregory, praising his domestic stability and family support as a basis for leadership. It frames the choice as good business and responsible governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gregory
Willow Springs Community News Roundup
Mr Winn Johnson received word from Indianapolis of his brother Frank Johnsons death. Asa Barnhart spent Monday night with Winfred Wells. Laughtin of Worden visited Petersons shop. Mrs Chas Brohammer and daughter called at Petersons Wednesday morning. Leni visited home folks near Overbrook and saw W H Postma. Florence Postma and Aunt nde Postma visited Mrs Wesley Flory. Will Forth and Chas Byhammer families were Sunday guests of Dan Beeley. Mrs Robert Markley spent time with W Markley in Columbia. Oscar Shuck hauled wheat to market. Elmer Sawyers of Apple Pie stayed with CG N Peterson. W J Deay spent Sunday with Ray Vaughn. Elsie Funny and Rosie Peterson visited Mrs R N Gish. Ella Landis of Anderson county visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn. Johnson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank Johnson
Asa Barnhart
Winfred Wells. Co
Wesley Flory
Will Forth
Chas, Byohammer
Dan Beeley
Robert Markley
R W. Markley
Columbia
Oscar
Elmer Sawyers
Tonganoxie People in Brief Travel Notes and Visits
Mr. Whit Yaming of Kansas City spends days in Tonganoxie on business. Mrs J Closby visits Neely with two children Henry and Delphine. Miss Bond of Lawrence visits Alma Davis. Walter Quisenberry and daughter Genevieve travel to Tapela to stay with Joshua Quisenberry. Gertrude Palmer of Lawrence visits Alma Freienmuth. Mrs. Fairchild shops in Lawrence. John McCaffery heads to Western Kansas for harvest work. Mrs. Stringfellow returns from Lansing and visits Grandville Stringfellow. Mrs. Fairchild and Florence leave for Colorado, escorted to Lawrence by Mrs. Fairchilds sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Yaming
Kansas City
Tonganoxie
J. Closby
Neely Thursdday
Henry
Delphine
Miss Bond
Lawrence
Alma Davis
Walter Quisenberry
Genevieve
Tapela
Quisenberry
Joshua Quisenberry
Maryland
Gertrude Palmer
Lanwrbnee
Alma Freienmuth
Fairchild
John McCaffery
Western Kansas
Breckenridge Stringfellow
Lansing
Stringfellow
Grandville
C. Fairchild
Florence
Colorado
W. B. Coe
A Dagger in the Back in an Old Medical Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a daily remedy for backache. It touts longstanding national approval since 1696 and urges buyers to seek the original Haarlem Oil with the Gold Medal label. Product claims include relief tomorrow with a daily dose and money back guarantees if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Netherlands
Four Doctors Disagreed Over Woman’s Ailment Remedies
Wilmington Delaware notice features Mrs George W Sebold praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after suffering chronic backache bearing down pains and fatigue. The testimonial claims four doctors offered differing opinions yet the product provided relief and weight gain. The ad urges women to heed signals and consult the Lydia E Pinkham company for confidential advice.
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Wilmington
Del
Pinkham
George W. Sebold
West 4Th Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. Confidential
Lynn
Mass
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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HEAN
J. Dessery
J. O. Emerson
Jean
Dorothy
Ralph
Paul
Frank Fairchild
John Bartlett
Carl Barnhart
Sam Cardin
Lenape
Link Gardin
J. W. Miller
Mildred Torpey
C. Torpey
Frank Allen
Siloam Springs
Ark
Union Pacific
J. H. Dreisbach
Hoge
J. C., Laming
Lenore
Teckla
Tlenmel Evans
Lewis
Bacon and Son
George
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Breckenridge
W. Mark
Effie Runkle
Revere
Ohio
Taylor
Martin Gavin
Runkle
Don Runkle
Dodderidge Tate
William Denholm
Manhattan
Kans
Call
Standard
W. A. Griffith
Los Angeles
California
Dick Bros
Lydia ‘Hutt
Famous Players
Pauline Frederick
E. Phillips Oppenheim
E.phillins Orpenheim
Bowersock
Paramount
Joseph Kaufman
Isince
Montana Cafe
San Francisco
Frederick
Myra
Alps
Marguerite Clark
Fifty-sixth Street
Famous Players Studio
St. Bernard Pass
St. Bernard Hospice
Geraldine Farrar
Lasky
Carmel
Cecil B. DeMille
Miss
Miss Farrar
Carmen
Cecil ‘B. DeMille
London
Mlle. Jolivet
G. Broadhurst
Williamstown
Pleasant Grove
W. D. Lyons
Baldwin
Will Boehle
A.H. Bdehle
Dimblett
Johnnie
Avery Hibner
Mr. Boland
Mrs. Lyons
Quenemo
Miller
Ac Laster
Fletcher
Castoria
Willow Springs
E.pinkham
Hotpoint Electric Heating Co
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
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