Hallowe'en party ideas and local social events
The October Woman's Home Companion offers popcorn treats and edible figures for Hallowe'en parties including corn kernels dipped in syrup and marshmallow heads, chocolate hats, and jack o lantern designs. Dinner plans feature Mr Cliff Carl and Mr Harry Robb of Hutchinson among guests. thimble party and campfire picnic details follow with local clubs and out of town visitors.
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Hallowe'en
Woman's ‘Home Companion
Owen Carl
Country Club
Cliff Carl
Harry Robb
Hutchinson
Vic’ Johnson
Carl ‘Anderson
Philathea Class Elects Officers In Sunday School
The Young Ladies Philathea Class of the Evangelical Sunday School elected officers led by President Mrs. I. J. Nuffer and Vice President Miss Mildred Peek. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Burgert at 1121 New Jersey Street. A surprise party for Roy Oswald featured games music and refreshments with many Oswald family members and friends attending.
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the Evangelical Sunday School
Mildred Peek
Philathea
I. J. Nuffer
Miss Peek
Miss Flora
Burgert
New Jersey Street
Emma Lawrence
Anna Heffner
Ferne Flora
Oswald
Roy
Puesta
Doreis
Glenns Rublee
Ruth
Lucille McHenry
Nelle Davis
Gladys Harris
Caroline Hadle
Martha Webster
Midaha
Leona Oswald
Miss. Yekler
Messrs
Roy Oswald
George Elston
Earnest McHenry
Rob Williams
Sidney Doolittle
Floyd Webster
Acacia Pledge and October church events noted
The Acacia fraternity pledges Guy Robinson of Kansas City Otis Burns of Pittsburg and Trof 8 O Rice. The Episcopal Church October calendar lists a thimble party at Mrs Charles Dunlaps on Wednesday October 11 from 3 to 1. Ladies invited. Edna Holsinger of Rosedale teaches at Rosedale High school. Nellie Mann and Mildred Rose of K U visit Mr and Mrs W R Stiner.
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Acacia
Acacia Fraternity
Guy Robinson
Kansas City
Otis Burns
Pittsburg
O. Rice
Episcopal Church
Charles Dunlap
Edna Holsinger
Rosedale
Rosedale High School
Nellie Mann
Mildred Rose
K. U
W. R. Stiner
Visiting Women Host Luncheon for Kansas Council Meeting
Dr Alberta Corbin and Mrs Eus tace Brown entertain prominent Kansas women at a luncheon today. They attend a meeting of the committee of halls and residences appointed by the Kansas Council of Women, of which Dr Corbin is president.
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Alberta Corbin
Eustace Brown
Kansas
Kansas Council of Women
Corbin
T E C club picnic at Camerons Bluffs
Members of the T E C club went to Camerons Bluffs for a picnic supper. Guests included Misses Margare O Donnell Virginia Pendleton Trelyn Brownell Laura Rankin Helen Friend Katie Strong Jeanette Wagstaff Dorothy Blackmar Catherine Jackman Margaret Stubbs Dorothy Clarke. Hosts were Dolph Simons George Esterly Jr David Mackie Eugene Gallagher George Hollingsberry Paul Harrison Billy Engel Richard Jackman Frederick Jaedicke Marion Goff Howard Fitch Bernard Guffer. Miss Charline Smith and Miss Helen Pendleton served as chaperones.
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T. E. C.club
Camerons Bluffs
Marrare O'Donnell
Billy Engel
Richard Jackman
Frederick Jaedicke
Marion Goff
Howard Fitch
Bernard Guffer
Charline Smith
Helen Pendleton
Celvér La Bohemian Dance by Journalism Students
The cabaret style event was a great success in the gymnasium last night. Crepe paper streams and red lighting created a festive atmosphere. Guests were served a two course supper in sections as the program unfolded with four numbers including the Sirens Welcome sung by four girls.
Autumn Walking Dress Trotteur Fashion Notes
A description of an Autumn walking dress trotteur crafted from deep wistaria gaberdine with matching satin. Distinctive style elements include white belt beading, a white poutine collar and cuffs, and a tacked up tunic.
Violin Solo and Dances Feature Student Recital
A Bohemian girl in costume played a violin solo as Miss Helen Topping and Mr James McNaught performed a Spanish dance. Miss Elliott, as a Seatch lassie, danced the Highland Fling. Chaperones included Mrs Eustace Brown and Professors F O Rice, L N Flint, and Wainwright Evans.
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Helen Topping
James McNaught
Elliott
Eustace Brown
F. O. Rice
Wainwright Evans
Lawr ence Woman to Marry Lincoln Monroe in Holton
Miss Maude Williamson of Lawrence and Mr Lincoln Monroe of Montana plan a October 14 wedding at the bride’s parents home in Holton Kansas. Williamson has lived here eight years with Mrs Q O Lee and served as bookkeeper at Griesa nurseries. She belongs to the Congregational church and has many friends. Monroe is Kansas University engineering graduate now based in northeastern Montana where they will reside.
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Maude Williamson
Lawrence
Lincoln Monroe
Montana
Holton
Kansas
Miss Williamson
QO. D. Lee
Griesa Nurseries
Congregational Church
Monroe
Kansas University
Mies A Green to entertain Reno Aid Society Thursday
A Reno Aid Society gathering is planned all day Thursday October 12 with guests asked to bring one dinner article. Reverend Eliot Porter son of Justice and Mrs. Porter of Topeka and a K U graduate will sail October 21 from New York City to France for six months with the American Ambulance service. Several local residents and visitors are noted in attendance at various events and travels across Kansas and nearby states. Wiedemann candy promotions accompany football bets and Sunday ice cream orders.
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City Star of
Mies
A. Green
Reno Aid Society
France
Eliot Porter
Justice
Siles Porter
Topeka
K. U
New York City
American Ambulance Service
M. Porter
Harlowton
Mont
Autumn reception at Unitarian church invites university guests
The Unitarian church hosted a reception with autumn decorations and a varied program by Miss McPence, Jeanette Bowersock, and Mr. Baerg. Junior League members served refreshments while hostesses Mary Learnard Backus Hood organized. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority members traveled to Topeka for lunches and teas hosted by Mrs. Foster, Mrs. G. Foster, and Mrs. Otis Allen, with many named alumnae attending from Osage City to Lawrence.
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Unitarian Church
Givn
Miss McPence
Jeanette Bowersock
Sand Mr. Baerg
Margaret Hill
Mary Gower Hill
Marion Gossow
Gertrude
Dorothy Koehring
Jennie Glendenning
Earle’ Bowersock
Carl White
Mary Learnard
Backus
George Hood
Topeka
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Ruth ‘Foster
G. Foster
Foster
Otis Allen
Margaret Keizer
Osage City
Lydia Ainsworth
Lyons
Virginia Lucas
Kansas City
Helen Clark
Ruth Moore
Hutchinson
Edith Musson
Dorothy MecCamish
Kane
Mary Samson
Jane Waters
Bonner Springs
Jessie Lee Messicky
Hill City
Nellie Hart
Galena
Bess Ainsworth
Victoria Burroughs
St. Joseph
Esther Moore
Ruth Jackman
Minneapolis
Marguerite Foster
Hazeltine Clark
Doris Hogecom
Pittsburg
Mary Martin
Frances Uhlick
Virginia Mcélvin
Lawrence
Luella Groberty
Dodge City
Adriance Jaillette
Beets Strong Lawrence Woman Cited In College Banter
Beets Strong of Lawrence is mentioned in a fragmentary note along with Helen Cook of Coffeyville and a rushee named in a campus social context. The garbled OCR preserves names and roles but lacks clear action or outcome.
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Beets Strong
Lawrence
Ya Hermano
Helen [Cook
Coffayville
Newbro's Herpicide advertised for youthful hair
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as the genuine dandruff destroyer that keeps scalps clean and hair from falling out. It claims soft glossy hair makes a woman look younger and notes the product comes in 50c and 1.00 sizes sold at drug stores with barber recommendations.
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Newbro
Herpicide’'Co
Allies Continue to Gain In Macedonia Front
Allied forces push in Macedonia as front lines advance with gains reported against Axis positions. The campaign sees continued operations across multiple sectors, with troops concentrating efforts near key towns and supply routes.
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Macedonia
Rumanians Pressured Across Danube Front
Entente forces renew Balkan offensive as French British and Serbians advance on the Struma front. British troops report villages captured on the east bank and a fresh Romanian expedition is said to have crossed into Bulgaria. German counterattacks near Galicia falter while Russo Romanian efforts in Dobrudja claim two towns and a ridge. Dedenghatch bombardment by allied fleet cited with limited damage.
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Paris
Macedonia
War Office
Lake Presba
London
Struma
Danube
Bulgaria
Rome
von Mackensen
Petrograd
Doct
Ceniuvka
Zlota Lipa
Galicia
Dobrudjat
Berlin
Transylvania
Orsovan
Vienna
Volhynia
Narayuvka
Zlota-Lina
von Boehm- Ermolli
Jasionow
Sofia
Dedenghatch
Aegean Sea
Supreme Court rules in favor of lodges in liquor ban
Topeka Oct 7 The Kansas Supreme Court ruled fraternal organizations may remain in the state as long as they act in good faith to prevent liquor in lodge rooms. The decision upheld ouster suits brought by the state against the Fages and Elks lodges in Caney and Coffeyville, affirming a district court ruling.
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Supreme Court
Topeka
Kans
Fages and Elks
Caney
Coffeyville
District Court
Discontinue Recruiting for National Guard Plan
War Department decides not to ask for more guards. Washington reports failure to obtain sufficient recruits to justify expenses. Department orders army commanders to discontinue guard recruiting when results do not warrant continuation after three officers per regiment were used in recruiting. Federal government funded campaign costs.
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War Department
Washington, D.C
National Guard
Army
Wilson
State Department Says No Peace Mediation Plans
Washington reports the State Department rejects claims that Ambassador Gerard will return from Germany to seek mediation for Emperor William. Officials say there is no basis for such plans and firmly deny any such action.
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State Department
Washington
Gerard
United States
Germany
William
Militia may be asked to aid in Augusta riot control
Governor Capper may be asked to send state troops to Augusta to assist County Attorney Stiger in restoring order after a riot last night. More than four thousand people stormed the jail and freed prisoners. Stiger arrived from Eldorado to take charge of the situation.
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Augusta
Capper
Stiger
Eldorado
Hughes visits Grover Cleveland birthplace in Caldwell
Charles Evans Hughes motored to Caldwell near Birthplace Mont Clair New Jersey to inspect Grover Cleveland birthplace. After touring the house and grounds he returned to his hotel.
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Cleveland
Mont Clair
N. J
Charles Evans Hughes
Caldwell
Here
Grover Cleveland
Eastabrooks to visit Tonganoxie over weekend
Mary L. and A. D. Eastabrook will motor to Tonganoxie Sunday to remain until Monday noon with Mr. and Mrs. Simison. R. G. Adams of Company A Infantry, Colorado National Guard, arrived this morning to visit his mother, Mrs. Annie Adams.
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John C. Root
George Miller
Atchison, Kan
A. M. Werkenthin
Mary L
A. D. Eastabrook
Tonganoxie
Mrs. Simison
R. G. Adams
Infantry
Colorado, National Guards
Annie. Adams
Baldwin Tobacco Tabooed at Baker University
Baker University officials warn that student smokers seeking state high school teaching recommendations will be denied support next year even if they quit briefly. Miss Lillian Scott, chair of the recommendation committee, states tobacco use disqualifies applicants. Dr. Mason confirms no aid for continuing smokers. Local obituaries include Rev. C. G. Bear and pastors from Pomonia Overbrook Topeka attending.
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Baker
Lillian Scott
Baker University
Mason
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Trades and Visits
Ambrose, an older Baker man, time friends. True Foster spends weekend in Baldwin visiting friends and teaching at Parsons. Frank and U S G Plank of Lawrence attend to business in Baldwin. A new jitney line opens in Baldwin, and W. J. Wrede adds a second jitney and a bus line. A. F. Baker travels to Kansas City to buy a Ford and trailer for fall apple delivery. estimates 5000 bushels this year. Freeman Havighurst of K. UU visits town. Mrs. Carl Flickinger gives a reading for Ottawa Pythian lodge. R. E. McHenry in Laurrence for business. Harvey Moyer of Corning spends weekend with sister.
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Ambrose
True Foster
Baldwin
True
Parsons
U.S
G. Plank
Frank Plank
Lawrence
W. J. Wrede
A. F. Baker
Kansas City
Harvey Moyer
Corning
Rolfs Leaves Eugene for Two Week Providence Visit
Eugene resident Rolfs departed yesterday for a two week visit to Providence Rhode Island for personal and family engagements. He plans to return by the end of the month.
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Eugene. Rolfs
Providence, Rhode
Miss Nellie Morris Visits Sister in California
Miss Nellie Morris of Los Apeches, California, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. H. Perkins.
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Nellie
Morris
Los Apeches, California
L. H. Perkins
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