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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. F H Roob of Columbus Wisconsin are visiting Mrs P J Peterson the Roobs say Mrs Roob was formerly Miss Elizabeth Reynolds. the note places Roob family connections in Wisconsin society circles.
R B Wallace cashier of the Stafford Kansas First State Bank has enrolled in the summer session at Kansas University this week. He is a college man and is enrolling in special work in economics and banking.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Baldwin of Kansas City attend commencement while Hanna-Carter Co at 1009 ass advertises Oldfield tires promising greater mileage for lower cost.
Brinkman's blue ribbon bread advertised with a call to purchase after a trial, urging readers to ask their grocer.
An entertainment and ice cream supper will be held at Crowder school house district 69 on Friday evening June 20. Everyone is invited. Dehoff Sparks. A wedding in the community followed.
An article touts a Cincinnati man’s method using a quarter ounce of Freezone from a drug store to remove corns. Applied to a tender corn it supposedly relieves soreness instantly and lets the corn be lifted with the fingers without pain, warning against infection from improper treatment.
In Lawrence and surrounding towns, social events are described as Mrs. Tom Harley attends a Topeka tea hosted by Mrs. Henry J. Allen. A Brown's Grove family reunion gathers twenty five relatives for a long grove dinner. Dr. Jas R. Elliott plans a move to Kansas City with Emma D. Emley remaining behind briefly. Mrs. Melton, guest of honor, enjoys a pink and white rambler rose themed bridge afternoon hosted by Mrs. Vic Johnson for twelve attendees.
Birth notice lists Floyd L Bulis and Mrs Floyd L Bulis of Oklahoma City Oklahoma as the parents of a son named Floyd Curtis born June 10 Out of town guests for the wedding of Miss Margaret Haworth and Gere Stodder include J F Stodder Dorothea Stodder of Burden Kansas J C Robison of Powanda Kansas and others expected from Burden Kansas City Iowa Manhattan Skidmore Iowa and Missouri with names and places provided for family and guests
The Progressive Circle will meet this evening at 622 West Eighth Street, the home of Miss Densa Curd. Miss Eva Anderson hosts a luncheon next Thursday at one o clock for Miss Charlotte Kreeck who is to be married June 25.
Miss Elsa Barteldes entertains at the Country club this evening with a dinner in honor of Miss Charlotte Kreeck, whose marriage to Edgar Schmidt is a coming event. The color scheme will be yellow and white. Picnic group includes Lelia McKee Pauline DeWoody Lucile DeWoody Dick Atwood Verfs Church and Fred Glasco who traveled to Browns Grove for supper. A motor party with Mrs. William Docking Margaret Graham Alice Docking Marjorie Fulton Kathryn Lane went to Baldwin for supper. Mrs. E E Gillispie of Kansas City visits during commencement with her daughter Imogene Gillispie.
Mrs S S Segelbaum of Kansas City visits daughter Miss Rose Segelbaum during com Good bread is not made by chance Our bread is good every time Brinkmans Mrs Jack Dunlap went to Kansas City this morning For the Honor Roll photo at Squires Studio Mrs J M Boyd went to Jewitt today Miss Lillian Martin of Topeka is a guest at the Sigma Kappa house
Personal George D Wahl leaves for Idaho for the summer in the northwest. Mr and Mrs Ross Huey arrive from Little Rock Ark to visit Huey’s parents. Mr and Mrs John S Perry depart for Colorado. Mrs E A Stanford and two sons visit Mrs E A Fischer. Prof and Mrs L E Sisson and children go to cottages in North Port Michigan for the summer. Mr and Mrs O L Newby visit Mrs Newby’s parents. Mrs W S White and Mrs T B Abercrombie of Dallas West Virginia visit the Holmes. Miss Minnie Conley of Long Island Kansas arrives to summer with Mrs L T Brown and Karl Brown. G G McCoy leaves for Topeka. he is a foot specialist at End Shoe Store. Dr A J Anderson leaves for Topeka to assist in medical student registrations. Mrs Bertha Heitmeyer and daughters Wilma and Grace of Florence Kansas visit C P Davis west of town for two weeks. Dr Reding learns his son Lieut H W Reding has landed in New York and will be home soon. Mr and Mrs Henry Samson of Amarillo Texas visit Mr Right at 1419 Massachusetts Street. Miss Grace Right ...
Emery McIntyre left yesterday for Center and Estes Park while MacMurray and Mrs MikMurray joined Mrs. Walton in Algona after a visit with Paul Walton at his bakery. In Des Moines Mr Walton visited his son and a younger brother, Ki Walton, plans to join his brother. Mrs Campbell and Mr Platz visit Eleanor Platz during commencement. Mrs J L Galloway with Mabelle and Olive move to Waterloo Iowa for their new home.
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