Community clubs host gatherings and social events in Schnectad area
A flurry of society notices from Schnectad and Chicago recounts a sequence of meetings and celebrations. Guests included Gliitles W Stones of Schnectad and ms Farer of Chicago at a university event with remarks on GE experiments. Mrs Whipple and Max Short spoke on Engineers' Day. Various clubs held dinners, bridge showers, and card parties with dozens of attendees and hostesses.
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Lindley
George C
Bravik KE. Banks
C. H. Ashton
Rank. Strong
N Lewis
R.'C. ‘Rankin
C. F. Nelson
W.S. Johnson
Frievid Comforts Mothers Across Prenatal Strain
The text extols Frievid as a comfort for motherhood and prenatal distress. It claims external relief through relaxing tight tissues and muscles. Regular use allegedly softens and makes the skin pliable, described with pride.
Social clubs and faculty entertaining in Lawrence
A social hour at the Newcomers club featured refreshments for fifteen members and guests, with plans for a two week meeting at Miss Hannah Champion’s home. The Newcomers will host a party for husbands and new faculty, with dancing and cards at the University club. Prof J and Mrs A T Walker entertained in honor of Mrs Walker’s brother and other guests connected with General Electric. Prof and Mrs Mechem to entertain law faculty and wives. Names of attendees and hosts listed.
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Pleasant Valley
Mildred
Matoney
Day
Evenin
Arthur ~Holeo
Carl
Lester
Hagerman
Everett Tuttle
Hurice
Tobler
Harold
Rothgock
Delbert’ Richardson
Shaieman
Te Hem
South Side Reading Club
Melvin Miller
Rhode Talend Street
W. A. Pine
Rachel Husted
Minnie Kempter
Little Philip Pine
Hannah Champion
Mem Ats
University ‘Club
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Stuart A
A.T. Walker
Philip "Mechemi
Law
W. L.burdick
Frank’ Strong
Thomas. E.* Atkinson
Raymond G. Heilman
R. F. Payne
Be Ready for Nighttime Fussiness with Fletcher’s Castoria
A vintage ad promises quick soothing for fretful babies using Fletcher’s Castoria a gentle vegetable preparation. It claims no harmful drugs safe for infants and children for colic constipation diarrhea and upset stomachs. The ad emphasizes using genuine Castoria with the Fletcher signature and warns against imitations.
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Fletcher
Residents socialize across towns in sample column
Mrs V L Gregg spent the day in peas City. Mrs H A Hunter visited Ms and Mrs J W Hunter of Paul Rehm in Bonner Syria. Mr J Rehm spent the day with Mrs Walter Keeler and daughter Janapel. Hine visited Tonganoxie on business in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs M H Cox of Eu dora returned from a three months vacation in southern California Arizona and Dallas Texas. Cox carrier in rural route No 1 was granted leave after twenty seven years of service. They enjoyed a winter in Southern California. Mrs Olaf Ravndal of Constantinople visits her parents Mr and Mrs Irving Hill. Miss Beulah Clapp of Boston Mass is a guest at the Hill home.
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V. LE. Gregg
Peas City
H. A. Hunter
J. W.hunter
Paul Rehm
Bonner Syria
Pis
Walter Keeler
Janapel
Kani Hine
Tonganoxie Business TV
Jokneon
Baldwin Wa
M. H. “Cox
Eudora
Saurormta
Arizona
Dallas
Texas
Gox
California
Olaf Ravndal
Constanti+ noople
Irving Hill
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Tearman
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Colonial
Whip- 16
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Martha Coil
Ursula Hendey
Red .Shimmons
Elizabeth Daniels
Frances Prices
Ruth Clawson
Susan
Lawrence
Greer Ow
Douglas
Winifred Dean
Helene Dean
Kentucky ‘Street
Willardean Harnar
Carol Watkinson
Harnar
Harriett. Aynerson
Frances. Price
Ellen Hazard
Oliver Brock
Nettie Wismer
Emma Tieperman
Aileen French
Leona Brown
Susan Friend
Evelyn Starr
Aj Alb. Weaver
W. T. Dinkins
New ‘City
morneWisit
Dick ‘Williams
Din- 3
Dick Williams
Ina. Lamb
Helen
Ancie T Weaver
Washington Relief ‘Corps
No. 9
G. A. Rothall
Bennett
Hoste
George Was Prat D Ls Patterson
Silk
Alisteryuban
Toveka
Cooking School
Qusceas
Journal-World
Yowung Mother Hubbard
Lifindiana
Bers
Fischer’s
Coats
Moon
Shagmoor
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