Moving Pictures Bermuda and the Woodward Club
A mid autumn meeting of the Flower Club at the Unitarian Church featured Mr Woodward's entertaining sketch on PARES and a discussion of island geography. Mrs Tenney recounted a Hawaiian Northwest automobile trip similar to the railroad journey by the Woodwards, with slides showing terrain, cascades, mountains, and Mount Hood. Future events include a meeting with Mr Grieva and reports on recent weddings, receptions, and club activities across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Glater National
Chester War Wardual
Topeka
Flower ‘Club
Woodward
W. E. Tenney
Bedingeenerys
Cascades
Mount Hoad
Grieva
O'Slock
Community society notices and meetings listed in local paper
Social hour and tea plans at First Methodist church with remarks on Omaha Indians in Nebraska. Woman's Home Missionary Society hosts a meeting at Mrs Churchill's home with dues due and tea served. Music unit postponed to Oct 26 at Mrs Stouffer's home. P E O AZ chapter meets with report from Mary Schwartz on Oklahoma City convent. Merry Matrons plan Thursday gathering at Mrs Wipsler. Local residents travel for business and medical faculty announces weekly psychology conferences with Dr Warrington and Dr Harrington addressing topics from inferiority to insomnia and sex issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society - the - First Methodist Church
J.’ ‘Churchill
Tomogrow
Leonare
School of Medicine
Rosedale
Warrington
University
Tio Cannut
Harring
Personal notices from Topeka and Lawrence social scene
Dean T Stockton of the University school of business spoke in Topeka before the Kansas Association of Credit Bureaus at the Hotel Jayhawk. Henry Holtzclaw attended. R Payne traveled to Mitchell for dental society meetings and will return to Lawrence in November. Mrs J B Carter of Wilson, American Legion Auxiliary district officer, is in New York for ratification events in Paris. Mrs Carter’s sister Mrs J W Edyard left Lawrence for the east after a visit with their mother in Washington. Mr and Mrs Worley of Washington, D C, will visit Mrs Worley’s mother in Lawrence Wednesday. Cummings spent a day in Kansas City. Mrs K B Northup of Kansas City, visiting minister Mrs C G Stewart, left for Topeka, and Mrs J H Perry returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Stockton
University School of Business
Topeka
Kansas Association of Credit’ Bureaus
Jayhawk
Credity
Enry J. Holtzclaw
R. Payne
Tot
Mitc
Ting
American Society of Oral, Surgeons
Coca
American Dental Association
Lawrence
Mes
J. B. Carter
Wilson
American . Legion. Auxiliary
Kansas
New York
Paris
Cartey
J. W.edyard
East Lash
W. Ae Courtney
Wash
Ry Worley
Washington, D. C
Worley
C. R. Andrews
Ohio
Worleys
Cummings
Kansas City
K. BR. Northup
Kang City
Nister
C. GD. ‘Stewart
J. H. Perry
Hes
Wall Paper Pattern Prices and Local Society Visit
Wall paper prices listed per single roll range from 2 to 25 cents with 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 17 patterns shown. Pelander's at 689 Mass. announces new 1928 patterns. Mrs George Chambers and Miss George Chambers with Mr and Mrs Glenn Corel and John Sugrue travel to Los Angeles, California after visiting Mr and Mrs J H Gorel and Roy Lawrence and other relatives. Some people do odd things or get even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoadse
Pelander
George Chambers
Glenn Corel
John Sugrue
Angeles
Cali
J. H. Gorel
Roy Lawrencé
Fiat
First Moslem Pioneer Reporter in Ottoman Era Press
The text profiles a granddaughter of Patuae Pasha who, despite a conservative father, wins consent from Princess Zeineb and becomes a cub reporter for a leading Istanbul daily. Within six months she rises from the junior stage to the star, harboring ambitions to launch her own newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patuae Pasha
Zeineb
Stamboul
Iub
Abdul Kader
Algeria
Hidien
Damascus
Mouhiddine Pasha
Algeribl
Aunt by Roonan Het
A blunt note from a local column hints that a Jones girl will not teach this year, preferring romantic prospects over teaching duties, reflecting community expectations and tensions in schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roonan
Publishers Syndicate
Fragmentary notice hints at selection and sale terms
The readable text suggests a fragmentary notice mentioning a daughter and sisters, a selection process with eight chosen, and a reference to Telander's Mass and automobile bounds. The garbled OCR obscures full details but implies a public sale or selection event with specific names and places.
Walker seeks quitting public life at term end
New York October 11 Mayor Walker announces to local officials business leaders and professionals that he intends to quit public life when his mayoral term ends. He states his term expires December 31, 1929, and notes hunting licenses already processing. County clerk’s office confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teahoe
Walker
New York
Arliest Catonati Ghrisian Monarch Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Catonati Ghrisian monarch described as an emperor of the East with unclear context and attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etoperor
East
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Perent
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Beige Barty
Hall- Neta
Raymond J ;Wheeldy
Be Wilmot
Maynie -Corcorany
Silver Grove
Rinckney
N. P. Sherwood
Willy Tale
Cyrano
Quincy
Parent-Teacher” Association
Yrdenclock
Fernoon
Alabama Street
Thel Foxal
A. E. Ulyjeh
C. Jing Hos
Aljha
Iail
the Mothers?! League
Cooke
Vermont Street
Maliselu
Adah
Wee "Russ
M. Hollid
Fortney
Tee Horney
Mary Pitvan
J. J. Stress
Beatrice Hoffman
G. C. Warrington
Cheyennes Wye
Mere. Stabier
Nebraska
C. M. Blair
Hun
I. B. Stouffer
H. W. Futsman
Tennesgee Street
C. D. Cowgill
Mary Schwartz
McPherson
Oklahoma City Okla
Merry Matrons
C Cn. Wipsler
Mississippi Street
Roy Lawrence
Gloria ‘Corel
Los Angeles
Cal
Platte Gro
di P. Lindsay
Tennessee
Byron Cooke
Franklin Watts
Jeanne ‘Lanvin
Ind
Burling Bins
Vermont
Vente
Keayser
Nowjcleaning—rinter Coats
Telander’s
Mass
Hunting ‘Ldenses
Velerk’s
Flannelette
Brighton-Carlsbad
Majamas
Pepperell
Dwight
McCallum
Johansen
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