Dinner honors Captain and Mrs Dawson at Wind Hill
Mrs W R Stubbs hosts a complimentary dinner at Wind Hill for Captain and Mrs L M Dawson from Topeka. Guests include Dr and Mrs Robert Stewart, Mr and Mrs John Sundwall, and Dr and Mrs M T Sadler. Dawson served in the British Royal Army Medical Corps in France for three years. Red Cross notes report tape and triangle sewing progress, dressings classes meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays, knitting club host Friday, and a house party hosted by Mrs R S Davidson at 1646 Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
Wind Hill
L. M. Dawson
Topeka
Dawson
Robert Stewart
John Sundwall
M. T. Sadler
Tain Dawson
Royal Army Medical Corps
Social and club events in Woodland Park area
The column lists guests from Kansas City and Cedar Rapids visiting local hosts for extended visits. It notes a Woodland Park picnic and a Bower sock party, the Six Corners Club and Farm Bureau meeting with I M Capman, and gatherings by the Team Whist Club, Bluebirds, and Japanese Shower hosts. Several residents and visitors travel to and from Kansas City for engagements and social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.T. C
Woodland Park
Bowersock and Wiedemann’s
Ruth Strong
Catherine
Oder
Dorothea Engle
Irene
Charlotte Cutter
Lois
Burke
Alberta Mack
Agnes Sutton
Marion West
Alice’ Docking
Edwina Peckham
Jessie Wyatt
Six Corners ‘Club
KU Journalism Grads Busy With World War II Coverage
The majority of this year’s journalism graduates are covering the major story of the era the American March to Berlin. Others hold newspaper and advertising roles in Kansas and beyond. Names include Mary Smith Alpha Kansan editor, Ferdinand Gottlieb reporter, Jessie Wyatt for Gazette, Marie Buchanan at Jones Store ads, and several reporters in Kansas City and Wichita outlets. Some aim to teach newspaper writing next year while others pursue summer sessions or other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Berlin
Kansas
Lawrence
Mary Smith
Kansan
Alice Bowlby
The
Ferdinand Gottlieb
Journal-World
Jessie Wyatt
Gazette
Kansas City
Marie Buchanan
Jones
James Hardacre
Lucile Nowlin
Kansas City Journal
Eugene Dyer
Geo. Montgomery
Kansas City Star
Fred Rigby
Topeka
Wayne Wilson
el Dorado Republican
D.E. Joslin
Hugoton Hermes
Aul Johnston
Morning Star
Rockford
Illinois
Donald Macivor
Wichita Beacon
Lawson Mayen
Hutchinson News
M. L Fete
Leavenworth Times
Mary Roberts
Scott City News-Chronicle
Lemon Juice For Freckles Remedy Mentioned in Ad
An old ad outlines mixing juice from two lemons with orchard white to create a facial remedy. It promises a fair complexion and notes the preparation is inexpensive. The fragment hints at a home remedy style beauty tip.
Byways Earning Money to Pay Landlady in 1918 19
A brief note appears about students or residents seeking work to cover housing costs during the 1918 19 academic years. It suggests a practical effort to earn money while attending school or living locally.
House Mothers Appointed For Summer at University
The Summer Session faculty discussed house mothers and closing rules. Dean Kelly noted appointed or to be appointed house captains and that social directors will enforce the 11 o'clock closing order and quiet hours for study. A disciplinary committee will decide authority during Summer Session and may refer back to Dean Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Fog
Kelly
Thyrsa Amos
University Senate
Dean Kelly
Building Inspector says roof drains threaten sewer system
City Building Inspector A. E. Blair told the city commission that current ordinances do not prevent property owners from connecting roof drains to the sanitary sewer. He warned that only inspections during rain can detect overflow and noted the city may pass a new ordinance after attorney review. The measure aims to stop unauthorized connections amid a possible damages suit over sewer overflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
A. E. Blair
Walter Thiele
Blair
Mr. Blair
W. W. Holyfield
Anderson
Mrs. Effie E. Kleppe Praises Foley Kidney Pills
Averill Minnesota resident Effie E Kleppe recounts severe rheumatic and kidney troubles cured after using Foley Kidney Pills. She states three weeks in sanitarium and two weeks elsewhere yielded no relief until a half bottle finished the cure, claiming the pills relieve weak sore aching kidneys back muscles and joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie E. Kleppe
Averill, Minn
Foley
Mackey Bismarck Social Roundup of Neighbors
Community notes from Mackey Bismarck record local visits and events. Names include Johnsons Heck Moore Moon Wise Johns Moon and Metcalf with gatherings at homes, birthday party details, haying activity, hog deliveries, and summer visits by relatives and guests from Kansas City Reno Nevada Eskridge Ottawa and Chanute. Several families enjoyed outings at woods and camping near Mud Creek with readings, games, cake, and endless chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Johnson
Willian
Gus
Arthur
Harold
Walfkuhlé
Alfred Heck
William
Trusty
Edd
Sehaake
Will Wise
Graves
Ed-Peel Purch
Burt Wilson
Guy Moon
Metcalf
Marguerite Metcalf
Ene Mildred
Blanche
Dorothy “Strong
Mae Key
Ardath Arnett
G@ice Jones
Dorothy Wilson
Nellie Purcell
Francis
Marguerite James Métcalf
Lawrence Wise
Orth Moon
Billie Brown
Ella Key
John Wilson
Frank Breese
Edi Doyle
Chas
Cappis
William Breese
Ross
Ortho Moon
Teddy
John Lawson
Jim Lawrence
Dehoney Boys
Kansas City
Mackey
Frank Johns
Albert Schaake
Leona Westemeyer
Kansas
Johns
Kimmel
Gretchen
Reno
Nevada
Arsine Aiderson
Eskridge
Will- Wise
Wall
Dale
O’neil
Peter Stine
Hazel Parento
Glenn Moon
Adrian
Arsina
Ottaw
C. J. On
Guy Moor
Elmer Wise
Wil Wise
C.J. Moon
Ottawa
Forrest
Harriett
Genevieve
Rush
Gladys Norwine
Jacob
Mrs Adolphus Busch Held for Immigration Inquiry
Mrs Adolphus Busch of St. Louis, returning from Germany, is held briefly at Key West Florida for questioning by immigration authorities and the Justice Department. She is chief owner of the Busch brewery and other properties seized by the alien property custodian. Deportation is not planned and release is expected within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Germany
Key West
Fla
Department of Justice
Great Brewery
Busch
Chile
Gilmore Couple Return From Mexico Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Gilmore of Mexico have been visiting their mother Mrs James Gilmore for a week and left last night for Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Vincent
Pittsburg
Frank Durgin
Marie Blevins
Tonganoxie
Lea
Tenworth
Kate Caldwell
Eudora
Kate Jewett
DeSoto
M. K. Eggert
Kansas City
Fred Brooks
George Hanson
B. L. Woolfe
Ed. Charlton
Frank Gilmore
Mexico
James Gilmore
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Kimball Young
Pierre Wolff
George M. ‘Cohan
Holliday
Arold Lockwood
Mrs.idney
America
Isc
Otto Fischer
Red Cross
C. C. Id
Knitting Club
Katherine Fogarty
R. 8. Davidson
Kentucky
Six Corners
Club and Farm Bureau
I. M. Cap
Leavenworth County Farm Bureau
John Kilworth
Bluebirds
Sehahe Bluebirds
Mildred Reinisch
Margaret Walter
Mariam Woods
Elizabeth Hill
Jane Griffith
Lucile Evans
Hilda Chalkley
Dorothy Dinsmoor
Virginia Hutson
Burleigh Brodhead
Marian Decker
Margaret Tucker
Jessie May Tucker
Dorothy Winsler
Vivian~. Skilton
Jeane Wheeler
Hazel Allen
Jeannette Bowersock
Mary Sisson
Edith Myers
Carl Mettner
Maybeth Parker
Peak
Duluth, Minn
Anna
Margaret Brickly
Father O'Neil
Sipio
Louis LaCoss
Elizabeth O’brien
Gertrude LaCoss
Worden
Church Lawn
Scott Morgan
Baldwin
Ebright
Worden Red Cross
Embroidery Club
A. W. Lamb
L.G. Embroidery Club
North
Seventh Street
Warner
Redfern
Brassieres
K. U
J. R. Holmes
Linn County
F. W. Mattoon
Edith Mattoon
Aeek
Excelsior Springs
Ray Dunmire
420Th Infantry
France
Bismarck
Vick
Og, P
Barber & Son
Hester & Roberts
Masa St
Navy
Cope and
Rose
Vador
Mrs. Busch Beld
P. Barber & Son
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
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