Mr and Mrs C F Hardtarfer and son visit Kansas City
Mr and Mrs C F Hardtarfer and their son Harold spent the day in Kansas City enjoying sights and local activities.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
4
Mr and Mrs C F Hardtarfer and their son Harold spent the day in Kansas City enjoying sights and local activities.
Seattle and Mrs. Lewis Reedy of Tacoma visit. Rev. and Mrs. Evan A. Edwards spend the day in Topeka. Mrs. B T Waite of Topeka arrives to stay with Mrs. W O Stubbs for a week. Lindenburg returns to Kansas City. Mrs. C S Gould of Fort Collins travels to Kansas City. Mrs. Jackman and Miss Mildred and Grace Greene visit Kansas City. Mr. S J Crumbine of Topeka attends business in Lawrence. The Federation of Webs gathering draws attendees in Olathe. Boring and relatives depart Chicago after visit in Kansas communities.
The column lists a string of meetings across Topeka clubs and organizations. Progressive Circle gatherings at Mrs. R. A. Kent and Mrs. Junius Underwood host social events. Modern Lace Club holds an afternoon session. Rebekah state assembly participants plan to attend at Silver Lake. Mothers' League and Federation of Women's Clubs report meetings and elected officers, with sessions and a memorial program noted for the Second District convention in Olathe.
An advertisement touts Gats-it as a painless corn remover that peels away corns like a banana with no fuss. It claims only one method exists and that Gats-it uniquely performs it, promising quick relief with two drops.
Society events include Mrs W T Coonnge entertaining Topeka club members at her 910 Indianast home before a move to Lawrence, with attendees listed. Rev Frank Jennings and others travel to Wichita for the Baptist State Convention. Engagement announced for Lillian Eisen to Samuel Galitzky of Lawrence with dinner at Note Bridge. Anniversary luncheon for Beity Washington chapter DAR at the Country Club features toasts and Y M C A director talk. KU Dames to meet with Mrs U G.
Personal visits highlighted include W C Simons returning from Quenemo after staying with Mr. and Mrs A W Logan and Ruth Barrow returning to Kansas City after visiting Mr and Mrs J B Barrow. Army Nurse Barrow served in France thirteen months. Mrs George Esterly spent the day in Kansas City while Mr and Mrs William Wovt departed for Tulsa after visiting R O Hoyt. Dena Peters returned from two months in Meeker Colorado. Mrs Robert Edmondson expected home soon from summer with her daughters P N Wright and others.
Mrs. Harry Warbinton and daughters Lois and Esther attended Freddie Cleoh's funeral in Lawrence. They were in town to attend the service and returned to Atchison this morning.
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