Notable Berlin bibliophile guests Lawrence gathering at Kappa
Dr Otto Villbehr of Berlin, renowned rare books collector, attended a Kappa party in Lawrence with Miss Martha Shay and Miss Mary Outland. He recently closed a major private fifteenth century manuscripts collection at the National Art Club in New York and owns one of the four perfect Gutenberg Bibles, which he paid 5 000 for. The visit included luncheon with Chancellor Lindley and local faculty, amid announcements of forthcoming weddings and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Villbehr
Berlin
Lawrence
Kappa Kappa Gginine ‘Amuse
Martha Shayon
Mary Outland
Vollbehr
New York
Tosumaneris
National Art Club
New
Husband Saved by Mrs Kennison's Courage and Ingenuity
Mrs Kennison told police her husband was saved when an electrical plate wired by William Walker, an electrical engineer from Port Orchard, hid in the kitchen. She stated Walker was in love with her, and prosecutors reported Walker found guilty on fees and received a long prison term. Her testimony described the danger and her role in preventing tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Renison
William ‘Walker
Port Orchard
Wash
Kennison
Walker
Tuesday's Best Features in Radio Listings
Radio schedule fragment lists WEAF KFAB KDKA WBZ WSB and others with concerts, talk, and orchestras across cities like Boston Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dallas Detroit and New York. It notes program times and venue notes along with social items about Fraser hall event and Thanksgiving dinner hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Leurétte
Taylor
Brussels
KFAB
Alda
KDKA
WBZ
Bruins Ve
Ottawa
Wex
Red Apple
Chub
WSB
Atlanta
School of the Art
WPG
Atlantic City
Hsidge
Darce Drehee
Orchestre Weel
Boston
WNAG
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
Bieneamsrom Weaf
Binney Music
Ens
Theatre
Asia
Arcid Ramsey
CFAC
Calgary
Salon
Kyw
Chieago
WMA
Chicago
Wea
Pee
WGN
WLIB
Pie
WLW
Cincinnati
Mas
Sal
WSA
TAM
Cleveland
Janssen
WHK
Statler
WIK
DeSures
WEAO
Columbus
WFAA
Dallas
Haker Hotel Orchestra
Davenport
Iwear
EAP
B. J
Fiat
Denver
Aongs
Tron Bridge
Des
Paul Stoxe
WGHP
Detroit
Aia
WITIC
Hartford
IWDAF
Kansas City
KPAB
Lincoln
Lexinron
Masqueraders
WME
Memphis
Gayorn Orchestra
Palace Theatrerogram
WMBP
Miami Beach
Milwaukee
Cancert
St Andrew's Society
New -York
Waldoit
Sengh
The
Vikings
Tria
Laurette Tzvier
Eveready Group
Darce Orchestras
Wiz
New. York
Frenk Dole
Bild
Commodore Orchestra
Keystoners
Bem
the Pilgrims
Little Symphony Orchestra
Chamber of Commerce
Post
Pittsburgh
Wasa
Dande Orchestras
Sghenectady
Neice
Eudora Social Roundup and Thanksgiving Notes
Local residents from Eudora and nearby towns share visits, parties, and Thanksgiving gatherings. Messages mention Mrs Reusch and Mr Wm Eaepee son traveling to Topska, Frances Strobel at a rook party, and varied family visits to Lawrence and Topeka. Community shows, school programs, and church events are noted alongside attendance at the Royal Atrak show and the Black Pirate screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebert Reusch
Wm. Eaepee
Billig Bob
Eudora
Topska
John
Edelbrock
Frances Strobel
Will Mertz
Mertz
Fva
Harry Broer
Broer
Gus
Keohlex
Alice Sand
Monffle
Mildred
Lola Trow
Star Echoal
Eudora High
de Se
de Soto
Aa Sota
Fity Kurtz
Ant Earl Tredge
Marie Fann
Morning Star
Pon
Chas. Achnoing
Lawrence
Trowbridge
Carl Neis
John Bowen
Bowersoele Theater
Win
Brady
Cory Farm
Methodist Chorch
Toneka
Kansas City
Elkhart
Thad
Mew
Bradyavill
John Fox
Dult Keehitz
Wm. Mdelliad and
Billie Bob
Aly
Robert Reusch
Reusch
Aml
Viniand Ca
Otto Abele
Annetta
Weuness
Chas
Kurta
Minnie Kearnes
Ies
Roy Kurtz
Hespex
Homer
Carl
Harry Wurtz
Leonard Bagby
Belleview
Chirtie Kurtz
Abs
Wm. Fulebtock
Delene
Genevieve Bowen
Fort Broer
Charlie Kurtz
Elmer Kurtz
Kurtzi
Peto Ir
Neis
Afternoon Whist Club Meetings At Local Hall
Mrs John Stulz hosted a Monday afternoon whist club at Watkins Hall with Mrs R Cy Morrow presiding. Sunday supper club members gathered last night with Mr and Mrs W Sparr. Thirteen people attended the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Stulz
New Hampshire Stree
R. Cy Morrow
Watkins Hall
W. Sparr
Personal notices from the town prior to Thanksgiving
Local society column lists numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling for holidays. Miss Grace oe Mire, Miss Nellie Lutz of Jewell City, Miss Florence James, Miss Rebecca McCoin, Harman Tusten, Ralph Tusten, Miss Mary McKinney, Mildred McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hume, Prof. Seba Eldridge and students, and others attend gatherings in Topeka, Lawrence, Pratt, and Ottawa. Families plan visits in Salina, Kansas City, Emporia, and nearby towns. Santa Claus is advertised at Rankin's Drag Store with a sale of gifts at 1101 Mass.
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Addison
Sais Louise Towne
Grace Oe
Salina Befere
St. John's
J. P. Ackerman
Mary McKinney
Mildred “McKinney
Lawrence
Barthels
Tonganoxicaturday
Hof
Ohio Street
M C. Hume
Ottawa
A. Harter
Douglass
Harper
Kansas City
E. Schultz
Avondale
A. Schultz
Woader
Kansas
R. CG. Nance
Ales G . M. Jones
F. A. Jones
Marguerite
Louise
Lenox
Town
Lyne Stroud
J. E. Perry
Grace E.parker
Emporis
Larcarde Hills
Cottonwood
Herbert W. Olmstead
F. W. Doane
Sneegas
Will
Pavley
Chicago
Diana Peters
Wichita
Kari Todd
Tonganoxie
Liltian Bassett
Halton
Holiday Jr
Fredonia
E. J. Warris
Fashions Highlight Velvet Trims and Corsages
New York fashion features emphasize corsages and evening wear with spray bouquets of chiffon flowers. Velvet trims dominate with turban hats and matching accents. Shoes move toward ankle-strap slippers with ribbons, while imitated diamond pins brighten hats, frocks, and accessories. Local social notes mention a community supper and a card party with family guests and Thanksgiving visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedda Hoyt
New York
United Press
Satan
Bi Monthly Exam Results Highlight High Honors
Brackett reports first bi monthly examination results with perfect scores by several 2nd and 3rd grade students including Nella Weaver Albert Golem an Olive Maude Evans Pauline Richards and Gailen Arnott. 5th graders Milton McClung Myrtle Weaver on honor roll. Attendance listed and several local notices about visits and neighbors in Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Weaver
Albert Goleman
Olive Maude Evans
Pauline Richards
Max, Reeves
Archilles Fleming
Gailen Arnots
U. S
Milton McClung
Myrtle Weaver
Gailen Arnott
Dorothy Hazlett
Max Reeves
Lethe Dillon
Esther Love
Olive
Maude Evans
Lucile Love
Lavern Dillon
Thomas Hird
G. Wilson
New Port
Oregon
Here
Lawrence
Salesbury
Mr. Hird
Jerry_Lions
Ada Mille
G. H. Dicks
oTee Keifer
E. & Richards
New sanitary pad called ROTEXR advertised for women
An ad-like fragment proclaims a new absorbent product ROTEXR to replace traditional pads. It promises five times the absorption, eliminates disposal embarrassment, and claims easy access at department stores for a few cents, urging women to request it by name.
Thanksgiving Visits Reported Across Region
Mr and Mrs John Boiven with children Delene Genevirol and Raymond spent Thanksgiving Day with relatives at Fall Leaf. Gus Kuekee Mr and Mrs Gideon Ni Mr attended with Mr and Mrs Strobel and Abels and daughters Mbinic Annetta at the community event promoting forensics and food fellowship among ite members, as noted in regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
John Boiven
Delene
Genevirol Raymond
Fall Leaf
Gus Kuekee
End Skrs
Gideon Ni
Blind Strobel
and _Abels
Mbinic
Annetta
Com
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Cleanse
A pimply face and dull tiredness are linked to bowel and liver issues. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are claimed to cleanse blood bowels and liver as a gentle calomel substitute, with no sickness or pain. Available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Salem church hosts Sunday school class party at home
Fragmentary note mentions a church event at Mt and Mrs Sam Neil’s home in Hesper Tuesday night. References Constantinople and Widows' Home, with a glimpse of a new station or study for vits in Kindirkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rade
Salem
Sam
Neil
Hesper
Constantinople
Plant Juice touted as remedy for indigestion and rheumatism
A Kansas farmer reports dramatic relief after using Plant Juice, claiming prior ten years of stomach and rheumatic pain vanished within days. He describes improved appetite, steadier nerves, and restored energy, praising the product and urging others to try it through Lawrence’s Round Corner Drug Co. and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsai
Diingham
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Don Lovett
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Taiked Press
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School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
William Kirby
J. P. Arnott
Ernest
Richards
Paris Dewitt
Dinnner
Roy Orr
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Hazel
Carl Hird
Ernest Richards
Evening Star
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Wa. Kaake
Donald
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Kurtz
Tom Fanning
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He Biechel
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Fred Kaegi
Tom Boone
Genevieve
Leaven
Worth
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George Kaegi
Johnnie Atl
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Davegh Ruth
Mig Otto Abels
Minnie
Graniein Felix
Pete Neis Jr
Topeka
J. Walier
Pheer
Roscoe and
Leon
Whi. T Edelbrock
Billie Rob
Fadora
Peter Edelbrock
Carl Kochler
Santa Claus
Rankin's
Mass
Paul Rudiger
Geneva
Albert: Coleman
Lucite Love
Woodrote Fleming
Fred Weaver
Miss Kleoppis
Rather Dillon
Rider of the Pumpkin
Grant Love
Dolly
Bobby Brewster
Rooster
Dorothy Hazielt
Tom
Billé
Bobby
Max
Reeve
Ailen Arnott
Clara
Bob Oy
Bess
Janet
Clive Mand Evans
Mr. Brewster
Achilles’ Fleming
Milton McChing
Suyie
Zolla Weaver
Grammy Robbins
Fennie
Gertie
Lucile
Mory
Rob Ridley
Daniel Kirby
al- Ten
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Ralph Kirby
Will Kirby
B. S. Reeves
Warre Ridley
Lee Coleman
May
W. H. Martin
W. P. Martin
Marne Sister
Mayests
Bayeer
Bayer
Kof Beyer
Great Corefort
KOTEX
Laxadry
Claide Harris
Dilfingham
Holloway
Wills Pong
Wingham’s
Coe
Bae
TNE
Pavley-Oukrainsky Eee Ballet Feres
Ling
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell’s Music Store
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