Fifth annual Picnic dinner party recalls old neighbors
A society note recounts last Thursday's fifth annual Picnic dinner at Mrs. Frank Anderson's home with Webster, Orr, Myers, Meairs, and Arnold among others. Leona Webster was missed. reunion plans emerged to strengthen ties among the Brackett-era families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Webster
William Orr
John Myers
William’ Meairs
M Arnold
Franch
Owman
Anderson
Thelma
Wilma Orr
Little Dale Andeson
Leona Webster
M Anderson
Fralick
Myers
Ors
Websters
Yeomans
Brackett
Maine
Chasen
William Gre
Pleasant Grove reunion and local society notices
A long row of family names from Carter and Anderson clans gathers for a farmstead autumn reunion with baskets on a lawn under oaks, plus reports of club meetings in Lawrence and Topeka. Social events include entertainments at homes, synod preparations, and guests at area churches and colleges across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantrill
Carter Juelene
L.M. Walters
Perkins
Nellie Harper
Lif Brezindine
Law
Daniel Hopkins
Kansas City
John Frye
Lawrence
John
Mary Frye
Gataoarne
Anderson
John Anderson
Linwood
James Anderson
Theodore Meinke
Charles Curtis
Carter
Walter Copeland
Chester Copeland
Small
Topeka
Lizzie Tuttle
Personal Notices From Baldwin and Lawrence Morning Travel
Mrs N W U Byrne of Baldwin was in Lawrence this morning en route to Kansas City to spend time. Guenther visited to spend the week with her daughter Mrs Harold Ragby. Mrs F B Raber with guest Mrs W Stakes of San Antonio Texas attended a luncheon in Kansas City Kansas. Mrs Lacy Viaynes hosted the event. Mrs C A Tenn and daughter Freda Marie and Edna William attended Kansas City trip this morning for a few days. Mrs rank Just spent the day in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. U. Byrne
Ot Baldwin
Lawrence
Kansas City
Hatthaar
Guenther
Harold Ragby
FB. Raber
W. Stakes
San Antonio
Tex
Kans
Lacy Viaynes
C. A. Tenn
Freda Marie
Edna Williom
Mra
Rank
Park college set new mark in Spanish teaching
A report lists numerous weekend visitors and travelers from Kansas City and Topeka to nearby towns for football games and family visits. Names include George Rooney William Rooney Harold Frichihan Mickey Friedman Russell Mishler Cedric Jones and Jeannette McFliney among others, with scattered travel to Fort Leavenworth and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park College
George Rooney
William Rooney
Fort Leavenworth
Annanosis
Harold Pfrichihan
Mickey Friedman
Kansas City
Rana
Lawrence
Gibbs, Monk
Richardson
Dallas
Tex
Russell J. Mishler
Saheta
K. U
Beatrice
Neb
Wisconsin
Kiowa
Colo
Mary Reilly
Carbondale
George Maichel
George
Overbrook
Javsoh Radvky
Osing
Lillian Bassett
Enrmite
Topeka
Mys
Donald Kendall
Kendall
Baltimore
Melvin P. Rishon
Matricia
Soldier
B. EF. Bishop
Respectable Folks and Cloth Change Every Wernee Day
A dialect line notes the speaker and kinfolk being respectable and habitually changing the table cloth each Wernee day and Saturday regardless of need. The quirk reflects daily household routine and social tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werneeday
Camp Fire notes mix meeting report and nature lesson
The Tatapochen Camp Fire group held a meeting at guardian Serena Jost with eight girls attending. The article covers officer elections at Leonice Wadhams home, social games, and refreshments, plus a long science Q&A on ash trees and bird trivia. It mentions future meetings at Georgene Houk and Ruth Stockwell, and an all city Halloween party sponsored by the Lawrence Guardians' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakah
Leonice Wadhams
Georgene Houk
Marenpo
Ruth Stockwell
Lawrence Guardians’ Association
Hallowe'en
Chamber of Commerce
Watdine
Guardians’ Association
Edie
Kentucky
Tatapochen
Serena Jost
Keep Young With Olive Tablets Secret Claim
Ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel purifier claiming ninety percent of sickness stems from bowels. It promotes Olive Tablets as a natural buoyancy aid and system cleanser, priced at 15c 30c and 60c in a period health advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dr.Edwards
Melloglo French Process Face Powder ad copy
An advertising blurb promotes a new MelloGlo face powder from City Drug Store Eldridge Pharmacy and Round Corner Drug Co. Claiming long wear, pore tightening, and youthful skin, the tone targets feminine charm and beauty routines at the toilet counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Co
Group forms strong name and constitution for club
Their name meaning cannot be pulled apart was chosen and a constitution drawn up. The girls began headbands and will meet weekly at the guardian's home until finished. Miss Lucile Clarke of City, Mo visited a friend yesterday who graduated from the university this spring in the Emery Bird advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Diail
Lee Fultz
Ralph M. Hower
FC. Hower
Aurora
Glassgow
No Name Club
Lamarrow
W. W. Cleland
Vermont Street
Spain
W. C. Summers
L. L. O'Meara
the Guardian
Lucile Clarke
Emery
Bird
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Bailey
Ouiva Club
Thimbleton Mont
J. Ro Hoopes
Review Club
Banks Brown
Kentucky Street
Council of the Federation of Clubs
Olathe
Tennola Club
G. F. Brown
West Side Study Club
England
Albert Wiliams
Connecticut Street
Alfred Graves
Charles Young
London
Cosmos Club
Anna Arnett
South Side Reading Club
FE. E. Bunn
Louisiana
J. C. Saunders
Paschal Anl Bicy Cartes
Lewis
Mary Ann Anderson
Kansas
Mere
Kelly Tucker
O. Bowman
Pen. Wetan-Bowman
The
Progressive Reading Club
Jhoseph Dick
West Twenty Third Street
Presbytersian Synod
Presbyterian Church
Hoek
Kepler
Ohio Street
College of Exnoria
Willian H. Butler
Thomas Dyer
First Presbyterian Church
Flisworth
George W. Bur- Troughs
First Presbyterian Church of
Greenville
B. H. Grage
H. J. Nelson
Jeannette McFlhiney
Parkville
Paris
Nellié"'Todd
Ilinois Women's Athletic Club
Het
Robert ‘Quillen
Corset
Publighera Syndicate
Suzanne Tallin
Everygirls
Evers Girls
Lavery’s Cash Grocery and Market
ahSe
Abe Boe
Lavery
the Ice & Storage CO
KC Baing
Pettit the Plumber
Nelson-Hubbel Garage
Mass
St. Phone
Kayser
Honery
Grace V
Chase
Keyser
Lawrence Steam Laundry
KS Acer
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