Birthday Party for Mrs Brook in Lawrence Club Home
Mrs Brook celebrated her birthday at her Lawrence home with about one hundred guests from the oldest women's club. Friends and relatives arrived between 4 and 6 PM, candles and flowers decor, and a formal cake. The gathering honored her fifty four years as a member and featured family and community members, with planning by Mrs Strong and F Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Brook
On South Tenn
Lawrence
I. Snow
Learnard
Yesser
Frank Strong
F. Nelson
R. D. Glea
Thurnau
James
Nir
Brooks
A. G. Mitch
Sterling
Ing College
Ville
Washington
Ottis Stricklans
Manhattan
Personal notices from local society pages
A collection of brief items notes travel and visits. Borg leaves Saturday for Palmer Lake Colorado to spend the summer. Mrs John R Dyer and two men went to Minneapolis to spend the summer with parents. Various individuals travel to Lawrence Kansas City Salt Lake City St Louis and other locales for visits or on business. Families and friends gather at homes in Chanute Kan K U school and at 936 Maine Street while others plan vacations and reunions.
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Borg
Palmer Lake
Colo
John R. Dyer
Minneapolis
Ves
Yacvid G. Ingham
Uni- 2d
Salt Lake City
National University Ation
A. M. Townsdown
Lawrence
Helad Wheeler
John Ioin
Hane Scott
Marshall, Ma
Phi Delta Theta
Tonganoxie
Hazel
Helen Wilson
Kansas City
Lawrence G By
A. M. Davis
A. B. Mitchell
Chanute
J. M. Rigdon
Kenmorning
Dr. Rigdon
K. U
E. Richardson
City
W. W. Stoeppelworth
St. Louis
Concordia Lutheran Seminary
F. E. Turner
F.B. Dodds
Robert F. Mason
Anna Lee
Arive
Trinity Lutheran Church Sermon and Baptisms Stir Community
Rev Charles Puls preached a maiden sermon on Engaged in a Big Business at Trinity Lutheran Church as three babies were baptized. The day featured Children’s Day activities, a church reception for the pastor and wife, and various church group announcements.
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Trin- Lutheran Church
Wedn Xal
O'¢beck
Ge AL Puls
Trinity Lutheran
Trinitytheran Church
Charles Puls
Puls
St. Mark
Jesus
Peter
Puls J
M. Z. Car
Rem Pulse
Trinity Lutheren
Wenasday
Trini
Lucille Crutcher Wall obituary highlights lifelong service
Lucille Crutcher Wall born March 5 1854 in Conn ersville Kentucky died June 8 192x aged 72. She married William Wall in 1880 and had two infant sons and a daughter Mrs Claude Scott of Dallas Texas. A charter member of East Side Christian church Dallas she led W C T U work and aided reform legislation including Willacy and anti cigarette laws. She was deaf in later years and leaves daughter Mrs Scott three brothers Frank M J D and two grandchildren. Funeral at the Scott home Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Crutcher
Connersville
Willam
Wall
Claude Scott
Granville, Crutcher
Frankfort
Rebecca Dawson
Clinton
Dallas
Texas
Scott
Christian Church
East Side Christian Church
Findnees
Monie Compton
thePort Arthur College
Port Arthur
All
Central Union
Frank M
St. Louis
Charles F
J. D
Richard and
Marshall Scott
Lawrence
Queen Victoria Lydia Pinkham Referenced In 1819 Note
The Lawrence Council of Religious Education cites June 18 attendance for Taw y Schools at 786 and recalls a 1819 tale contrasting two babies born in Old England and New England. It praises Queen Victoria and Lydia E Pinkham for lasting impact, framing them as household names through favorable portrayals.
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Tawy
Adnee
Vittoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Old England
New England
Queen Victoria
Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel
An advertisement claims McCoy Laboratories offers Cod Liver Oil in a sugar coated tablet form. It urges men to gain healthy flesh through the product and promises refunds if unsatisfied. It touts weight gains for women and children, and warns to buy the original product from Round Corner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londons
McCoy Laboratories
Ya Jmow
McCoy
Round Corner Drug Co
Interment Follows Local Obituary In Cynthiana Ky
Prof H C Lehman of the University of Kansas publishes figures on pupil reading in The School Review May issue revealing spontaneous reading levels across Lawrence Kansas City Bonner Springs and Toran area schools. Readership includes Quincy Pinckney elementary and Lawrence high schools plus Lawrence Memorial and the University of Kansas as part of the study. Figures show varying percentages of students who read books they are not required to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary C. Lehman
University of Kansas
Fay
School Review
Secaondary Education
Lehman
Apill
Lawrence
Kansas City
Bonner Springs
Toran
Quincy
Pinckney
What makes jelly jell and Certo’s role
A 1920s advertisement explains that fruits lack enough sugar or jelly forming agents to set juice. Certo supplies the jellying element, enabling quick two minute boils for tender jelly while preserving flavor and color. Each bottle includes a recipe book. order advertises 10 cents postage for a trial half size making 4 to 16 glasses. Addie Douglas Peetin Corporation, Rochester, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Douglas-Peetin Corporation
Granite
Rochester
Read ranges from 80 to 182 per cent in Kotex and Nupak ads
The notice appears to report percentage ranges for Kotex and Nupak products listed at Rankin's Drug Store located at 1101 Mass. Ave. The fragment hints at promotional pricing or ranges tied to these items, reflecting daily consumer notices in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotex
Nupak
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
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Sion
Emporia
Executive Council
Cleone
H. Leckahaugh
University’ N of Kansas
Ih Khan
Earl Blackman
Independence Avénueristian Church
Logkahauch
Weummier School
I. U
Ohio Street
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Altus
Lawton
Lookabauch
Jim
Lookabaugh
Joe Har
Edith Ransdeil
Miss Helberger
Tennyson
Advantag
Anna Mitchell
Lyalle
Ben
Wiggins
Jyames Taylor
Wil Hold ii
Lake View
Mrs. Hin
Mothers’ League
Dr.and Mrs. I
Ntional A
Brown Erave
Mercer
W. T. Pewark
Qviendy
Masgie Garvi
Linnis Street
Mame Howellen
H. F. Mattoon
Beatrice
Ned
Herver &. Faris
Chicago
3Phine Furate
Anne
McIntire
Goodlaw
Meintia
Meintire
White School
Model School
M. E. Chis
Eudorani
Teachers’ College
Rill
N C. Lyon
Hinsis Street
Pleasant
Eli Taylor
Haskell Avenue
L. Bullene
Floyd Nelson
Brown’ 5 Grove
J. E. Nelson
Mabel Barnhart
Lucille Kayser
Henry Asher
Hunter Kendall
Fred Burnett
Billy and
Joe Hallie
John Nottingham
Edward ‘Klein
Eli Farrell Dol
American Legion
W. D. Lyons
New Hampshire
Methodist Episcopal
Hislop
Dr. Hirlap
Dr. His
Bible Circles
Wm. A. Elder
Missouri
Ladies Aid
Jery
Chas.iz
Tennessee
Douglas
F. W. Kingsbury
R. S. Fox
A. A. Wiggins
Ladies -Aid
B. Lewis
The
Bert Wiggins
Louisiana
Shyder
Fordice
Belait
George Bisline
Kan 1Waka
First’ Methodist
Ninth Street Baptist
North Lawrence Christian
L Theran
West Side Pressian
Centenary Methodist
United Brethren
First ‘ Presbyterian
Methodist
Mgr. Price
Christan K. A
Tea Ae Congregational
Cleland Teacer
United
Brethren
Free Methodist Young
First Christian Church
Beyoad
God
Moses
Elijah
New York
Eddyport
First Baptist Church
J. A. Peyton
West Second Street
Jurek
Jean RL AL Schwegler
Charles A. Puls
Ethel
Java
Rumsey
Ind
St. .C. BR
B. C
Whitcomb
Clyde Bell
Jone
Cynthiana,Ky
Shughand Ch
H. C. Lehman
Douglas Radio CO
Frigidaire
Poste Confectionery
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
Garner Drug Store
Clorox Chemical Corporation
Oakland
Califor
ICE Land - Storage CO
Neeces Palm Beach
Tal Nih
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