Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Club Meetings
Fragments describe a Methodist/church wedding at Chatirel, Mrs. Thompson and family details, and various social gatherings. Mrs Sarah Spencer hosted the Bienvenue bridge club, with guests and sweet pea decor. The Oak Ridge Birthday Club, garden talks, and a St Patrick motif feature in luncheons and lessons. A camera club banquet with exchanges, attendees, and table decor is noted, alongside sewing club activity and school-related tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompne
Charles N
Tabieek
Mason
Methodist
Chatirel
Hompson i
University of Kansas
Thompson
Sarah Spencer
Cheon
F. K Avon
Andise
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Mrs Kuhn and family from Wichita visited relatives in Albany Kansas. Edle Kuhn's mother Mrs M L com and Mrs L A Braden spent a day in Kansas City before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert “Quillen
Ion
Wichita
Js-D
Kuhn
Edle
Sayeth
Albany
M.L
L. A. Braden
Kansas City
Causes of Colds From Memorial Institute Memo
A medical note by E C Franing M D discusses how colds arise from chilled surfaces triggering extra mucus in the respiratory tract. It links drafts and improper heating to increased bacteria activity and inflammation, urging better climate control in workplaces and homes to reduce colds and related illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormas
Memorial Institute
Washington
E. C. Franing
M.D
Galesburg
Diiness
Barber’s Drug Store
Social Roundup of Local Figures Visiting in Kansas
Residents and visitors travel across cities and states including Richmond Kentucky Decker Coulson and family in Emporia and Lawrence Janet Coulson in Lawrence Miss Josephine Hosford teaches in Belleville hosting guests Maxine Finley Carrietta Wreck from Cherryvale Elizabeth Thacker Griesa Agns prepare California trip Kansas City visits Ivell Hall Te lls of California trip return while Tuttle hosts Hugh Parry Linwood and S M Brown in Kansas City and Ruth Dyche travels with her daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet Sharp
New Hampshire Street
William Fite
Richmond
O. E.'Decker
W. Ry Coulson
Emporia
Lawrence
Janet Coulson
Ml, Stewart
Salt la City
Utah
J. H. Rutherford
Tennessee Street
California
West
Irs
EL Idwell
Kansas City
Gladys” McGowan
Hall Will Jeburn
Mas
FE. Tuttle
Hugh Parry
Linwood
S.M. Brown
Kanaana City
L. Dyche
Ruth Dyche
Diamonds valued at four point seven billion in U S
The American per capita value of diamonds owned in the United States leads the world. An Associated Press report notes the national holdings total about 4.7 billion dollars, placing the U S ahead of all other nations. Only a few of the world's largest diamonds are owned domestically. A second item reports the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs holding its tenth annual convention in Atchison with about 100 delegates attending, continuing through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
United States
Gantinental Insurance
Ss Clube
Atchizon
Atchison
Kans
Kansas Federation of ‘Music Clubs
Boys Runaway From Home Reunited in Kansas City
An extended journey to California ended quickly last night as two Kansas City Kansas youths were picked up by local officers. The boys named Robert Shears and Rusnak reportedly ran away from home and later returned to Kansas City, with authorities noting the incident as a runaway case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Robert Shears
Kansas City
Kan
Doe Rusnak
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Oak. Ridge
Comerce
R. M
Mary Elder
Gale Evans
St. Patcks
All Tate
Ornes Evans
Mary
Doris- Duvall
Roland Logan
Bright
Walker
Eclock
And
G. Finch
Dencan Reever
Edear
Grace Arnold
and Anderson
Foster
Adolph Ochse
H.W. Anderson
Edward Rangardner
Ghter
Betty
Lou
Ed Pierourses
Teac
W.th the Entoy
Edy Couneils
Lawrence Tershfiss Mitcrei
Gilmore
Cyaly
Ition
Susan
the Trades
Eve
Bart
Lillian
Dixons
Dorothy
Hazel
Mary New
Je Snyder
Ellis Joohnsee
Tidrot
Mar Hughey
Publishers Syndicat
Service
N. A
Automotive Electricians
Roy Lawrence
Pullman
Wilson's
U.S
Cayot & Durst Dry Goods Company
Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kansas
The
Kansas Electric Power Co
Peoples Utilities Kansas Corp
Phone Your Gas Co
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