Ice cream supper and Red Cross activities in town
Society for Red Cross announces an ice cream supper Friday at Bismarck schoolhouse with a short patriotic program. Interurban service available for town folks to reach Bismarck station. Ladies asked to bring cakes for Red Cross. Ladies Aid of Lutheran Church to sew for Red Cross Thursday at 3 PM in church parlor. The note also mentions a golf trip by Co. C Carl and others to Kansas City, and a Stella Maris Camp Fire Circle trip to Camp Shawnee for two weeks under Miss Isa Belle Gibb. Blanche Simons honored at dinner hosted by Miss Mary Preyer. guests included Mrs. McKinley Warren, Mrs. P. W. Clausen, and several Misses. Blue Birds group met at Maurine Downing’s home to cut pictures and socialize. Members listed include Jean Jackman, Caroline Roth, Kathleen Asher, Barbara Barteldes, Elizabeth Henley, Dorothea Simons, LorahJan McElhin ny, Margaret Sutton, Jane Winsler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Oak Ridge
Bismarck
Owassia
Blue Birds
Mildred ‘Cutter
Maurine Downing
Jean Jackman
Caroline Roth
Kathleen A‘sher
Barbara Barteldes
Elizabeth Henley
Dorothea Simons
LorahJan McElhinny
Margaret Sutton
Jane Winsler
White Shoes for Patriots Debut in War Style
A new patriotic fashion slogan promotes wearing white footwear for service. The trend favors white buckskin, canvas, duck, and washable kid slippers and shoes for evening wear, with white gaiters paired with white slippers for cool evenings.
Wedding Announcement in Kansas City Sets New Home
Mrs William Underwood announces the marriage of her sister Miss Gert rude Richardson to Mr Lawrence H Smith of Kansas City. The ceremony occurred at her home on Mississippi Street at high noon today. The couple will be at home after June 15 at 1726 Benton Boulevard Kansas City. Guests include Mrs Jerome Allen and son Fred Allen of Los Angeles. Other notes mention multiple residents visiting or traveling, a Vinland Grange reception, and a notice about Dr J T Alford arriving safely in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Underwood
Gertrude Richardson
Lawrence H. Smith
Kansas City
Mississippi St
Smith
Atlantic City
New York
Benton Blvd
Jerome Allen
Fred Allen
Los Angeles, Calif
Bennet Allen
Indiana Street
Early Friday Savings Sale Prompt Readiness
With many items priced today above regular retail, take this chance to save real dollars. Read and mark the items you want, and arrive early Friday morning for the opportunity.
Dress Goods and Waists on Sale at Local Shops
Mrs Read advertises 40 inch English Voiles and Silk lawns from 25 cent a yard to 1.50 a yard with various prints and voiles. Mrs Christensen lists 40 regular waists at 1.25, 1.00 white waists in all sizes, and 2.50 value white voiles andbatiste waists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney Brothers
Department H White Hose Specials Featured
A department store feature lists white hose and voile dresses on sale. Pique white ash skirts offered at 2 dollars, regular 2.50, with white wash skirts valued up to 9 dollars and 7.50 items discounted. Voile dresses range from 6 to 15 dollars, with further reductions of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Me
Removing a Broken Caster Fixes Furniture Leg
A DIY note from Popular Mechanics explains withdrawing a broken caster by tapping a hole in the center of the caster stem and threading in a machine screw to grip the stem. A heavy metal washer sits under the screw head while a block of wood or leather supports one washer face. A claw hammer is then used to pry out the broken piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Let the Other Fellow Do It Mintlicker Quote
A humorous line from Grandpa Mintlicker urges letting the opponent do the hate in a fight. The tactic aims to unsettle an adversary by provoking emotional reactions and maintaining composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Mintlicker
Little accident at picket fence traps Mary
Report describes Mary slipping while playing near a picket fence. Her dress caught on a fence post and held her about a foot from the ground. Bobby tried to free her but could not. He urged Mary to stay calm as he went for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bobby
E. Ly
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Alice Brady
Charlotte’ Bronte
Pathe
Norma Talmadge
Wpischer
Fischer’s
Otto
Fischer
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
C. Carl
H. T. Jones
Armin
Otto Barteldes
Hill Crest Country Club
Stella Maris
Underi
Isabelle Gibb
Shawnee
Grandview, Mo
Mary Preyer
Blanche Simons
McKinley Warren
P. W. Clausen
Georgia Richardson
Florence Butler
P. Barber & Son
C. A. Haskins
Lucienda
Chillicothe, Ohio
Grace Hughey of
Baldwin
A. F. Messer
J. L. Harris
George Yeakum
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence
John Walker
Tulsa
Okla
Beta House
Jim Scott
George Nettles
Topeka
John Merxen
Lansing
Willis Vandersmidt
Leavenworth
Austin
Texas
Austin Flying School
Vandersmidt
K. U
Beta Theta Pi
Joseph E. Welker
Chicago
Clarence Porter
Hamilton
Mrs. Reese
Olive
Tope Inital
Newton
Hazel
Helen
Wilson
Noria
G.C. Perkins
Bert Stevens
Winifred and
Agnes
Ottawa
Seth Fenton
W. H. Hoskinson
Alma
Flood
W. B. Andrews
Runyen
E. G. Day
R. R Riggs of
Vinland
Vinland Grange
Ben Morask
Oakland, Calif
Morask
E. R. Smith
H. B. Broeker
Lloyd
Webster
Eudora
Chas Fincher
William
Mrs. We.w
Drakesgidtédaighter
G. W. Ding
Winifred
Df Lecompta
W. T., Lawless
France
J. T. Alford
129Th’ Field Artillery
Medical Corps
Department D
Mrs
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Les
Miss Davis
Department A
Mr. Landis
Department K
East Lake Cheviot
A. C
Mr. Smith
Mércer
Department Y
Mr. Peterson
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