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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR text presents a vague note about a matured figure and events, offering few readable names, places, or concrete facts. The piece reads like partial archival material with no clear claim or outcome to summarize.
A Topeka garden party hosted by the Daughters of the American Revolution will feature Miss Maddie Bullene's overseas reminiscences, readings by Mrs Harold Butler, and singing led by Mrs Robert Rankin. Other items include suffrage conference travel, a bridge party, and a crowded announcement slate of social guests and engagements.
An afternoon 2 o'clock memorial for Mrs. Hamlin plans towel distribution to the poor and invites a large attendance. A Lawrence girl from south Kentucky street is reported to plan marriage to a traveling man in the fall. Byron Cohn expects embarkation orders to report by June 30 and return to Lawrence late July after serving with American and French units in Europe.
Local residents travel to Lawrence and nearby towns for visits and events. Mrs. M E Tenpenny and Mrs H B Reynolds visit Lawrence. Miss Elizabeth Sturdy returns home from Vinland. Miss Edna Lawrence weekends in Kansas City. Miss Lucile Elston visits Baldwin. Mrs C E Nichols picks up bread. Lawrence Business College advertises summer sessions and job prospects. Hamilton Rapp hosts visit in Santa Fe. Isabel Gibb and friends visit Mr Gordon Gibb.
A promotional note touts Mother's Friend as a trusted remedy used by women for over fifty years. It claims to relax nerves and muscles, ease lower abdominal expansion during birth, and lessen pain and danger at the crisis, recommending readers obtain it from drug stores or the company booklet.
Brooks Berlin, former KU student and member of the 110th Engineers, was seriously wounded in the Argonne battle. He has been discharged from Jefferson Barracks where he was hospitalized for three years and is now visiting aunt Mrs. J. N. Ramberger in Lawrence at 612 West 17th. Berlin belonged to Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.
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