Relatives Visit and Local Sales Highlight Page
Mrs. Margaret Shearer leaves for Newton to visit relatives while Epithian sisters plan a food sale at Headley’s Store tomorrow. Miss Susie Wilson, guest of Mrs. Shearer, also heads to Newton then Denver. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Weaver and daughter Mrs. Toi Veatch depart for San Diego California for several months. McCulloch’s Drug Store promotes Tooth Paste and Riker’s Peroxide Cream as new items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epithian Sisters
Headley’s
Susie Wilson
Margaret Shearer
Newton
Denver
A. D. Weaver
Toi’ Veatch
Kansas City
San Diegoo
Cal
Tiker’s
Riker’s
McCulloch
Four Women Visit Kansas City This Morning
Miss Irene Carter Ethel Wykes Doris Rosser and Geneva Kunkle traveled to Kansas City today spending the day there before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Carter
Ethel Wykes
Doris Rosser
Geneva
Kunkle
Kansas City
Jenny Wren Meeting and Founders Day Banquet Plans
The Pink and Grey Jenny Wrens met at Miss Evelyn Ulrich s home this afternoon with plans for journalism events and a Founders Day banquet featuring the Hatley quartet from Kansas City. Attendees include Olive Bracen Ogden Louise Leer Dorothy Keeler Ethel Keeler Mith Beagle and Edith Cross among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Wren
Jenny Wrens
Evelyn Ulrich
Evenine
Bus Ridge
Faree
Tha Foltey Mae
Olive Bracen Ogden
Eisnere
Kans
Louise Leer
Quenenjo
Deorethy Keeler
Reding
Kars
Ethel Keeler Russell
Kansas City
Hanmith Beagle
Edith Cross
Kinsas City
Eda Ossary
Woman's Missionary Association Elects Officers
The Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren church held a profitable meeting at Mrs. Mary Russel's home last Thursday. Officers elected for the coming year include President C J Stark, Vice President M Testerman, Secretary Russel, Treasurer So Bornice, Literature Secretary Lay Culver, and Assistant Treasurer B B Day. A decorative pine table chat and program followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Association
Woman's Missionary Association of the
United Brethren” Church
Mary Russel
C.J. Stark
M. Testerman
Russel
So. Bornice
Lay Culver
B. B. Day
Gary
Local figures travel for illness and business
The clipped item notes Mrs. K Gallanher Jefe visiting Lenineten due to Gersen Eu gene's illness at Naval Hospital. Warilten and Charles Greentoe travel to Kansas City for business while W Jo Busch and Tfeniy Asheromede make day trips there. W O Warilten, K T Griesa, and others are mentioned in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Hospital
Gallanher Jefe Vais
Lenineten
Gersen Eugene
W.oo
Warilten
Kanes City
W. Jo Busch
Kansas City
Kansas
Griesa
Rancas City
Charles Greentoe
Mrs Tom Harley and Son Plan Topeka Day Trip
Mrs Tom Harley and her son Tom left town to spend the day in Topeka traveling for a short outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harley
Tom
Thorning
Topeka
Freckles Targeted in March with Othine Treatment
The notice urges March as the best time to treat freckles before summer. It promotes Othine double strength as an effective remedy, often sold with a money back guarantee if it fails, claiming visible improvement after a few applications and possible fading of small freckles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Clayton
Cora
Maggie
Harold Loyd
Hale Hamilton
Johnny
Billy West
Rit—City Drug Store
Lawrence
NEW Coats
Otto Lischer
Eiven Us
Robinson
Hatley
Stanlyte
L. C
Cain
Cary
St. Theo
Lawrence Cirele
Ge AL EL
W.A. A. Citeos
Douglas County
Miss Wilhelmi
Frank Whipple
Max Wilhelmi
Ma Wilhelmi
Charles Nesbitt
Minami
The
Ladies of the North Lawrence Christian Church
Dick Bros. Prue
South Side Reading Club
Blow
Sexman
Tuesdas
Mareheta
South Side
Reading
EO Wa
C. Clark
Ales
BP. Jennings
T. Clyde Johnston
Children's Mercy Hospital
Eva Robinson
Duriy
George Esterly
Mass
Haskell
Eagle’s Hall
Cecil Davis
Christianson
Furnish
Vee Cos
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
the People’s Store
Perkins
Barber's Drug Store
Hester & Roberts
Lawrence Taxicab Co
Goodyear
A. Buick
Lawrence Buick, Co
Mass St
Laxcarin Froduet, Co
Department A.A
Pittsburgh
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