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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1929

Page

5

Local society notes fill luncheon party and club events

Mrs Ernest Young hosted a buffet luncheon in honor of Mrs Fred Clarke who is leaving soon. Guests included Mrs Eli Wilson and several others. Prizes for high and low scores were awarded to Mrs Clarke, Mrs A J Anderson, and Miss Lydia Hutt. A potted geranium centerpiece adorned the luncheon table. Other items mention society gatherings at the Methodist church, the American Legion auxiliary, and the Current Event club. An upcoming 50th wedding anniversary open house is announced for Mr. and Mrs. George Co. Whaley on March 17 from 3 to 5 PM.

Ernest Fred “Clarke Pethe Clark Rs. Clarke A. Salmegren T. E. Griesa Simons A. J. Anderson J. Edward Teeters Sadie Hutt Lydia Andi Ape George Co. Whaley

Social Calendar Sketches From Lawrence Week

A busy week of social events in Lawrence features dinners, dances, club meetings, and weddings. Women’s groups including Liberty Street American Legion Auxiliary and Delta Tau Delta plan gatherings. a Country Club dinner dance at Eldridge Hotel promises special features. Mrs. W. Lyons hosts American War Mothers. Birth notice reports Donald Gene Fo­wes born to the Overbrook couple. multiple clubs meet with hosts Mrs. Reuter, Mrs. Culver, and Mrs. Emery. a D.A.R. event and several bridge and whist games are noted along with charity and church activities.

Willa Bennett Auxiliary of Liberty American Legion R. E. Protech Tennessee Street Wadnneeny Educational Ad Council of Lawrence Wageraft Eri Room Liberty St Hoene American Legion Thlemery de Lyons Eldridge Sigma Chi P. E B_t L Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church Lucy Culver Maple Street Gelock Raymond O. Moore Harry Green Ried ‘Rankin Lyle S. Pow Elk W. D. Lyons New Hampshire Street

Personal notes from Kansas City visit and relatives

Mrs. W. A. Schaal and Mrs. Marvin Hyte shopped in Kansas City today. George Tolin and Mrs. J. T. Faucett, visiting Mrs. Faucett's son Faucett, returned. Shell home in St. Joseph, Missouri, and Siesis spent the day in Kean.

W. A. “Schaal Marvin Hyte Kansas George Tolin J.T. ‘Faucett

Whitney Eby Speaks Sunday in Kansas City

The fragment notes a person named Whitney Eby speaking in Kansas City on a Sunday, with no further readable details about event, venue, or context.

Whitney, Eby Spe Kansas City

De Soto News Recaps Local Visits and High School Game

Desoto residents and families are listed with visits to Kansas City and nearby towns. DeSoto High basketball team wins one Shawnee Mission game but loses to Bonner Springs in a tense match. notes reflect community happenings, rail for paving work, and local social visits.

Local De Soto Social Notes Tie People and Places

A verbose De Soto society roundup lists visitors, trips to Kansas City and Topeka, hospital notes, and family happenings. It records Mrs. Marion Price, Lou Massey family, flu illness in the Dowding household, and many short trips, calls, and gatherings across Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns with a focus on community ties and errands.

Albert Luther Kansas City Marion Price Weddning Price Lou Massey Bert Dowding Lee W.phillips Topeka Howard Phillips Best Frida Phillie RW. Phillips Phillips Arthur Nease Wesley Reynolds Lawrence Guy V. Longstreth Oscar Ashlock Florence Althea Davison Lawreate Ruth Averill Kansas/ City J.B. Hymer Falls Hymer Wm. Lassiter Walter J. Hill de Soto Methodist Conference. Inc Emmett Jewett Gracie Mary Nettie Frisbie “Morse Kansas ‘City Roy Frisbie Henry A. Kesler Nina Woodworth Charles Kaegi Kaegi Emma Miller Helen Doane Weir Charles French Frances Bens J. D. Chambers C. W. Morss Florence Davison Olathe Sherman Casebier Buckingham Albert White Loraine Whisman K. U Phillip Kraus Kran Chester Martinson Bond Amy Frank Doane J. A. Giebener Fred Tobler Fred. Watson John, Whitelaw F. M. Gordon Lyman Corliss W. C. Osborne Cora Corliss Florence Teeart Clare Teerarden Bethany Hospital Jkan Charles Hundley Bonner Springs Hundley A. B. Burks D. A. Kobler Dean Martin Lucille Phillips Linwood Drexel Jessie Catton Edith Sigman Esther Gordon Guy Phillips de Soto Friends Edwin Parker Walter Osborne Fletcher Gerri Castorla

Baldwin high school to stage Cyclone Sally for Sutton cemetery benefit

In Baldwin, a three act comedy Cy clone Sally will be presented by the junior class at Willow Springs township hall on Saturday evening March 16 to benefit Sutton cemetery. The town's busy social scene includes shopping, visits, and moving plans as locals Franklin, Elm, Flora, Haas, Johanning, Flory and others participate in demonstrations and community events.

Conard Gastrock L. A Flora Vane Kring Walter Ernest Pohl Va Haas Baldwin Cyclone Sally Baldwin High School Willow Springs Sutton Cemetery Charley Elm Charley Desque Lawrence Townshipall Harry Flory Glen Bill Micheals and Sons Centroplis Andrew Elm Esther Fern Mildred Carl Schwartz Hattie Schwartz Eva Mabel Haas Marshall Churchbaugh Dan Johanning Virgil Landing Hallie Hale Louis G Churchbaugh Harve Plory Ezra Churchaugh Grover Ulrich L. W. Haas Ike Montgomery Kenneth Neva Montgomery Marshall Churchbaugh L. A. Flora Charley Elm Glen Flory the 'Montgomery Ottawa Haden Turner Lydia Ruth Johanning Vane Kring Charley Gilliland Lois Johanning Anna Johanning Theodore Haas Theodore Glasier Alvin Albert Schwartz Louise Roy Shuler George Shuler Conard Gastrock Johansine

Shoulder length bob tops fashions for youth in schools

A 1925 fashion note describes shoulder length bobs gaining popularity among young women in high schools and colleges, with Miss Edna Rabbe of Brooklyn showcasing the style. Rabbe praises the cut as easy to manage and fluffy, credits a method using a Panter brush for styling, and touts Danderine as a scalp and hair conditioner that reduces dandruff and promotes shine.

New York City Edna Rabbe Brooklyn Rabbe Danderine Shan Shaw Noos Brilliantine

Sunday visitors and local events noted at area homes

Sunday calls at Will Lynch s home and the John Gibson and Louise Schwartz households are recorded. Mr and Mrs Chaster Gibson and children visited. The play Cyclone Sally is to be performed at the township hall on Saturday evening March 16. Lois and Franz Johanning left last week, and the community expresses sorrow at losing these scholars.

Anna Jotbnning Claude Wells Baldwin Harry Flory Pryor Kiwen Ottawa Glen ‘Flora George Bechtel Hillis Mary Peffly Harr Flory Helen Marie Roy Shuley Charley Gilliland Lois Johanning Glen Flora Hula Ballc Marjorie May Shuler Shuler Clyde Ledeber John Cline Charley Kirchner Eva Lawrence Charley Micheal Glen Flora Hime Walter Pohl Roy Price Irma Haas L. W. Haas Albert Schwartz Louise Schwartz Abect Schwartz Topeka Oyler Will Lynchs Ke Montgomery Neva Faye Etta Kenneth Chaster Gibson John Gibson Carl ° Schwartz Sally Lois Franz Johanning

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promoted for Mothers Use

An advertising notice extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe, tasteless remedy for babies and children. It highlights relief from sour belching vomiting feverishness colic and acts as a mild laxative aiding digestion. The copy emphasizes uses in infant feeding and says genuine Phillips product is U S registered trade mark from The Phillips Chemical Co. and its predecessors since 1870.

Fribe Phillips Co Hudson St New York N.Y Phillips U. S Chas. H. Phillips Chemicsl Co Chas. Ig Phillips Sinda

Marmola tablets advertised for weight loss and energy

An old advertisement extols Marmola prescription tablets claiming 20 years of use and millions of boxes sold. It promises gland-based nutrition to convert fat into fuel, warning there is a modern, safer way with visible results and urging readers to buy at druggists.

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