Thanksgiving Bonds Tie Inmates At Old Folks Home
The Lawrence Old Folks' Home received a charitable boost as a city women’s club committee distributed fruit, canned goods, and delicacies to all 36 residents. The event highlighted local social circles with lists of club members and hosts, including Mr. C. Manjey, Mrs. Hugh Me, and Mrs. J. E. Rearly, among others, and followed an evening of social games and a dinner hosted by Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Sispost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. Man Jey
Hugh
J. E. Rearly
Srsak Banks
F. M. Blackmar
Lena
Wr. H. Clarence Glendenning
M Hall
BE. P. Sispost
South
Vermont Street
Ophelia Rose
Baby
Harold’ Longenecker
W. Maloney
C. W. Hackman
T.R. McWilliams
Harald Longenecker
O. W. Maloney
Dolph Simons
Tom Parker
Myrs. A. B. Weaver
D. R. McWilliams
A.B. Mitchell
Saturday Night Program and Church Meeting Notice
The Weat Fairview school plans a program and pie support for Saturday night. The First Church will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with Green Jr. A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A St. Colm. Attending were Orley Smith and son, Mrs. Wop Wear and son, Mr. Runsad Cit z and Mrs. A Colman and daughters, and Margaret. The J. H. Cored home, east of a scene of a family gathering, included Glenn taar vl and Mr. and Mrs. of Las and Bir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Jr
Msr
A. St. Colm
Orley Smith
Wop. Wear
J. H. Cored
Glenn Taar
Thanksgiving Social Ties Bind Local Friends
Thanksgiving greetings and visits mark a busy period as local residents gather with friends and relatives. Names such as Robert Reynolds, Warren Henley, Glidys Harter, and Delane are noted among those traveling to see family, attending events, and spending Thanksgiving with loved ones in Kansas City and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellyrosd
Robert Reynolds
Livance
Reynolds
Kansas City Journal- E. Wood
Warren Henley
Chicago
AS Henley
Iss Glidys Harter
Billy Dean Fitzgerald
Tbm
Harper
Mes
Delane
Abs
F. W. A. Schwegler
J.A. Genti Benson
E. ‘Ke
Superinteri- Industrial School
Lawrence
Arkansas
Mary de Watte
Oxford Law Bans Thanksgiving Service by Foreign Nation
Oxford officials enforce a strict rule prohibiting Thanksgiving services in churches for foreign nationals. The 1250 prohibition targets feasts celebrated under excommunication and contrasts with private observances of Fourth of July. The piece notes Rhode Islander jokes and local reaction to the rule.
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Oxford
A. P
New England
Sooners and Aggies Set for Rainy Field Rivalry
The University of Oklahoma Sooners and Oklahoma A&M face off at noon in a conference clash. favored Sooners may rely on stress-free play while the Aggies seek a last win despite Skeet Peery’s absence. Rain drenches the field likely to slow play and affect outcomes.
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University Homa
Oklahoma
Sooners
Aggies
Fink
Peery
Nurter
Pleasant Grove Ladies Farm Bureau Club Meeting Notes
The Pleasant Grove Ladies Farm Bureau Club held its regular Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Walter Deay’s Lawrence home. Officers were elected for a social club including Miss Myrtle Jacobs as president Miss Ethel Tuckel as secretary and Miss Leona Tucker as treasurer. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Hegeman Mrs. Roy Hegeman Mrs. Noble D Messer Mrs. Irve Flory and others. The group adjourned with plans for future gatherings and noted various visits and local activities in Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Bureau Club
Walter Deay
Lawrence
Myrtle’ Jacobs
Ethel Tuckel
Léona Tucker
Mees
Irve
Flory
Mary Hegeman
Roy Hegeman
Noble D. Messer
Irve Flory
E. T. Ward
Myrtle. Jacobs
W. L. Lead
Kansas City
Hallie
Hale
Lewis M. Churchburgh
Edgar Landis
Carol
Elmer Landis
Frances, Williams
Felix Tuckel
Lewis Churchbaugh
Paul
Dudley
Lois
Marshall Churchbaugh
Letha Montgomery
Orville Flory
Leona Tucker
Man
Lelloup
No'd
Messer
Len Ice
Yarnold
Abbam Williams
Abs, Flory
Williow Springs
C. P
Ward Landis
Robert Ulrich
Eva Corliss
Corliss
Olathe
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark
An old advertising pitch touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick fix to gray hair. A simple brush-through with the prepared tonic supposedly darkens hair naturally, with one or two applications restoring color and luster for 75 cents.
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Wyeth
Ady
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Dean
R. C. Moore
Imperial Auction Club
Carolyn Tea Room
Sochica
Savage Johnson
Gerald Lambert
Hellmar Klock
A. J. Boynton
Toni Shweeney
Women’s Club
Central Administration Building
Zodiac Club
W. F. Mareh
Chas. Sterling
M. W. Sterling
John S. Taylor
Gamaliel Bradford
Voltaire
Horace Walpole
Thomas Gray
Charles Lamb
Wm. Cowper
Gustave Flaubert
Edward Fitzgerald
W. A. Hinesley
Elfriede Fischer
Ivan Roe
Otte Fischer
Broer - Gustafson
Harry Green
Otto Barteldes
Glenn Chariton
A. J. Anderson
Ottawa
Dr. Anderson
Jephtha ‘Davis
WC. Simons
la Solidaire
Ambassador Hotel
Fiss Blanche Reitt
Mrs. Simons
Alta la Solidaire
Rotary
al I. Quirse
Emma Eberha Raymond C. Laessig
Mercy Margaret
Clyde Laessig
Salina
A. W. Lamb
Melvin Bishop
A. P. Harrison
Adda Benander
Pily
Fairview Scriool
Smith
Seiler
Kans
H. A
Will
S T
Thi Ming
Saat
Rjerie li Esther
Gre Valley
Bine
J. W. Fleanor Homg Terle
Mars
Mary Dale
Luciuz Mille
Kaas City
Aksgiving
Jane Poole
Lee Callit
Lutheran Ladies
Olson Store
WEP
Tor
Raymond A. Schweser
Zerbat Lodge of Perfection
Pepperell Sheeting
Pepperell
Comfort Challies
Kalburnie Gingham
Rayons
Anderson
Woodbury’s
For
Coats
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