Bank banquet at Country Club and Society notices
A banquet for bank employees and their wives is planned at the Country Club on Wednesday March 20 at 7 o'clock with Roy Bore of the Central Trust company as principal speaker. A bridge luncheon at Mrs. F W Cutter's home featured tulip decor and St Patrick motifs. A supper at First Baptist Church tomorrow 6:30 pm will feature Supt G M Blair of Haskell Institute as guest speaker. Various club events, meetings, and notices follow including Near Round club, Lawrence Reading club, and Christian church activities with speakers and installations.
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Ankers
Country Club
Bank
Adi
RK. M
F. Huddleston
Poedward ‘Martin
Roy Bore
Central Trust Company
Pela
Bank .Com
Ioner
Kansas
Kennedy
Bank . Com
Mugstoner
C. B. Merriam
F. W. Cutter
St. Patrick
Marion Coolidge
Yopekaba Oo
C. H. Daugherty
W.C. Summers
E.R. Yeaipedi
L. ‘G. O'Meara
Boe T
First Baptist
G. C.bro
G. M. Blair
Haskell ‘Institute
E. P. Houser
C. B. Ramsey
J. C.ramsey
Rachel McKittrick
Var‘mont ‘Street
E. C.j Evais
E. G.vernon
Carl Phillins
H.C. Mason
Fred Williams
Cr.b. Rumgey
Corres
Fred. Williams
Carl Phillips
Ostesses
Women of the First’ Christian
P. Ae Messmer
Louisiana
Ebekah
O. F
Lawrence
Trinity Episcopal Guilds
Calendar Snapshot of Club Events and Social Notices
A fragmentary weekly calendar lists Friday activities: luncheon and bridge at a club hosted by Mes. H. E. Don Carious, a Friday auction club event with Mrs. C. B. Rus, Junior prom at Memorial Union, Cooking School at 2 o clock, Presbyterian tea at Mrs. E. H. Lindley, and a Friday auction club gathering with Mrs. Vic Johnson. Saturday mentions Delta Upsilon at Eldridge hotel and a dancing club event.
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H. E. Don Carios
C. B
F. A. Unk Presbyterian
EH. Lindley
Vic Johnson
Delta Upsilon
Eldridge
Xesi Operetivs
Women’s League hosts luncheon at First Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the First Methodist Church held a covered dish luncheon at the church with about thirty members and guests present. A radio broadcast of the annual address was enjoyed, followed by a brief business meeting and division into five subdivisions chaired by named leaders.
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Ninb
Ladies Aid of the
Wench
C. Jacqmain
And
Harry A. Cordon
J.' D.' Funk
Iss
Dorothy
Z. Blakely
Glencree
Guy Long
J. Herriott
M. R. Gill
J. J. Bleakely
Fannig
B ‘Ham
R. Hildenbrand
Glen_ Garter
Chaiman
SwLescher
W. I. March
Fred Totz
Mainwaring
J. F. Lutz
EL Cook
M. Copennaver
H. Jahn
G. Mw. Woliday
W. W. L ‘Keifer
William Stout
Frank
Bereiter
Emma Eberhart
Roy
Si Oben
Cooper
J. L. Jones
Charles ‘Young
John Beamer
O. Jacqmain
C. B. Hosford
Hi ‘Ging
George Hanson
H. Met
Paul Brune
Thowes ‘Ge
Placeholder: Fragmentary Notice from an Old Local Sheet
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals Sid and Be ee 3 brea, Allen, Mrs. C and other scattered names. The legible elements suggest a local notice or notice-style brief, but actions, dates, and clear details are not recoverable from the text provided.
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Mis. E
Sid
Personal notices and social visits in Kansas City area
A crowded personal page notes Mrs C F Roe of Emporis visiting sister Mrs 4 AW Parsons then traveling to Kansas City on business. D D Hornaday accompanied Stanley P Beerace toward Gasconade Md for government field work. Mrs Murphy and Meta Murphy spend day in Kansas City. A G Taylor of Kingman Ariz visits family in town. Local church groups plan sales at Piggly Wiggly and Republican office. water tower thawed after freezing during cold spell.
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Kansas City
C.F. Roe
Emporis
AW. Parsons
Arthur Haanish
Kansas
Todd
Jayhawks Hotel
Topeka
Buffington
House of 'Representatives
Episcopal Guild
Gaylord
Ladies of
Cooking School Recipe for Whole Wheat Muffins
An additional recipe from Mrs. Emily Lautz distributed at Fy A U hall during this week’s cooking school. The entry describes a whole wheat muffins batter using Marvel Graham, Five Point flours, molasses, milk, and an egg with a bake time of about thirty five minutes at a moderate oven. The text preserves newspaper tone and lists the ingredients and method read aloud in the class.
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Emily
MO Lautz
journal-World
U. Hall
Austria Sees Export Gains Amid Trade Deficit Shrinks
Austria reports 1928 trade shows a 6 percent gain in exports and an 31 percent rise in total trade turnover, with a reduced deficit of 8.5 million after accounting for invisible exports transit trade and foreign investment income. The official figures highlight a steady though slow improvement in overall trade.
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Vienna
Austria
Chitwood Bride Tied To Pratt Farm Remains Honored
The article notes es 3 .V. Chitwood and her status as a cherished lamemaker living on a farm southeast of Pratt, where she arrived as a bride four years ago, reflecting family ties and longstanding residence.
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Chitwood
Pratt
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad from Eldridge Drug Co
An advertisement promotes MELLO GLO Face Powder as pure and government approved. It claims a smooth, non pasty finish that provides a youthful bloom. The product is described as made by a new French process and sold by Eldridge Drug Corner Drag Co.
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Pondson Ilonger
Eldridge Pharound Corner Drag Co
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Hetty Gilbert
Florence _ Kisecker
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Patti Johnson
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M. E. McNary
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Craigleigh
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