Local clubs hold Halloween event and report district meeting
Mrs. Fred A Richardson hosted a club gathering featuring Halloween decor and a stunt titled The Three Bears. Nes Phillips reported on the Federation of Clubs second district convention in Olathe, while Mrs. Carl Phillips and others tied for honors in a contest. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Richardson
Alabama Street
Nes. Phillips
Athe Federation of Clubs
Olathe
Federation
Carl’ Phillins
E. G. Vernon
Will Distitead
Fianors
Hitlins
Mother’s Friend praised as comfort during expectant mothers
Historical ad extols Mother's Friend for prenatal relief and skin pliability. It claims safe, soothing use before birth and cites testimonials from Mrs. Selah Mabe and N.G. others. Promotes free booklet Things to Know Before Baby Comes and Bradfield Regulator Co. contact in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Mabe
Dampeneie
N.G
Mee
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Amy seeks social contact but neglects her children in a satirical column by Robert Quillen syndicated by Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Het
Robert
Quillen
Tea event hosted by W S G A group in Central Administration
Mis KH Fart and Mrs Woody Laughlin with Mrs C L Crooks led a tea in the Central Administration rest room from 3 to 2. The event drew about seventy five women students who visited in the afternoon. Miss Helen Renz, Miss Edith Fox and Miss Mary Margaret Moore served as hostesses with tea cakes and sandwiches. The room was lit by candlelight and darkened for ambience. Group 4 of the Methodist Ladies A, chaired by Mrs J B Johnson, will meet.
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Kappa I Kappa Gaimma
W. S
Helen Renz
Edith’ Fox
Mary Margaret Moore
Methodist Ladies
J. B
Johnson
Local Meat Market Ad Promotes Dense Selection
Readable listing shows variety of meats and fresh items with prices per pound. 50 pound hams bacon and briskets, pork products, poultry, fish, and canned goods advertised by brand names like Armour Star. Includes weights from 9 to 50 pounds and prices around 10 to 33 cents per pound.
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Swift's Empire
Plymouth Rock
Wilson's
Armour
Meeting Notice for Church Women in Tennessee
At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Mrs C Bowmar hosts a gathering on 1947 Tennessee street. All women of the church are welcome. Mrs W Carter's committee will oversee the meeting with Mrs dD Johnson and several other members assisting.
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Adah
The
Eastern Star
Baldwin
Masonic ‘Temple
Ashington Relief Corps No. 911
Alr
Hall
Mra,.c
C. Bowmar
Teannessee
Mral
C.carter
Tcharge
Dd. Johnson
C. D. Bemihae
G. Long
A. J. Puffett
Personal news from Kansas City and beyond in brief
Bity of Kansas City return home from Lawrence on business. Mrs Alfred Mangelsdorf of Atchison leaves Lawrence after visiting her mother Mrs C E Leibergood to spend a few days in Kansas City. Miss Bess Dauni and Miss Carol Martin in Topeka this morning. Mr and Mrs Ed Kuhl of Ellinwood visiting. Dr and C S O'Bryan and son Justin back in Chapman after a trip. EB Hy fart and daughter Margaret, a high school senior, return from Los Angeles to Lawrence to settle locally.
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In ‘Bity
Kansas City
Lawrence
Alfred Mangelsdorf
Atchison
C. E. Leibergood
Bess Dauni
Carol Martin
Topeka
Ed Kuhl
Ellinwood
Ed' Erni
Kansas
C. S. O’bryan
Justin
Chapman
John L
EB. Hy Fart
Margaret
Los Angeles
Calif
Local Women Attend Topeka Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Fart and several sisters visit Topeka for a Look luncheon and bridge party hosted by the Woman's Club at their club house. Participants include Mrs. J. W. Alexander Mrs. C E K Lindsey and Mrs. C L De Watteville.
Tags to Identify Children in Traffic Accidents
Cleveland police traffic chief Charles McCoy proposes metal identification tags for schoolchildren to wear around the neck. The plan aims to help locate injured children's parents and reunite lost youngsters with homes in crowded areas. A tax and pie social at O'Neil School is set for Saturday night, October 29 with Miss Edna Spray leading the program.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Liett
Charles McCoy
Traffic Bureau of
Cleveland Police Department
Ee McCoy
O'Neil School
O'Neil
Edna
Spray
Mrs Lucy Garber of Oklahoma and New York ties
Mrs Lucy Brad Gy Garber of Enid Oklahoma and her husband M C Garber congressman is profiled as a social figure with ventures in egg marketing in New York City and chick sales, while maintaining influence over her spouse’s business and household affairs.
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Lucy G. Garber
Enid
Okla
New York City
Washington
Lucy Brad- Igy Garber
M. C. Garber
Oklahoma
le Nor
Thusband
Firem
Jay
Aighen
Garber Oil Field Mention and Leather Hardness Rise
A fragment from a 1920s report notes Mrs Garber, then a United States commissioner, discusses leather quality derived from cattle hides. The passage also briefly mentions temperature effects on hide toughness as cattle graze in hilly districts. In a separate item a drowning incident near Oct 20 is reported with a child found in a cream freezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beriiear
Garber
United States
Local Junior College Plans Fall Enrollment Push
Fragmentary text indicates boys and girls discussed in relation to a junior college in La. It mentions Dean HC Brothers and upcoming fall enrollment plans or events. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Hie
HC. Brothers
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