Halloween Socials Brighten Local Social Scene
Mrs. H. H. Holloway hosted a Halloween luncheon at 831 Tennessee Street with 28 guests and four course service. The event featured fall centerpieces, costumes, prizes, and a small orchestra for dancing, while other community groups held Halloween dinners and student events across town.
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H. H. Holloway
Tennessee Street
R. B. Hickson
WW. A. Guehther
B.G. Culver
Cir ¥On
Topeka
B. G. Culver
Leavenworth
Holl
Kans City Visits Highlight Local Social Scene
Miss Hannah Champion and Miss Francés Robinson spent the day in Kansas City. Several locals, including Mrs Guy-Young and Mrs Hill-P Wilson, traveled there or nearby towns for visits and meetings. Mary Neil Hamilton remains convalescent, and E M Davis of St Louis is a weekend guest at the Butler home.
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Hannah
Kansas City
K. D.'Bonebrake
Department of Geology
Magining
Francés
Robinson
Guy- Young Wehte
Vial
James
Walters
Colby
Furlong
Helen
Harold
Kewt University
Mary Neil Hamilton
Memorial Hospital
E. M. Davis
St Lotis
William H. Butler
Butler
Davis
Rh. G. Dunn Mercantile Company
St. James
H Stanley
Osawatomie
H. Hollingbery
L. DeWatter
Chicago
Oliver de Watteville
J. W. Brown
Tola
State Librarians
Lecompton Residents Plan Winter in Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood and Ray Norwood with family depart Lecompton for Kansas City to spend the winter. Uncle George and Aunt Mac stay through the season, then return for summer. Norwood is past ninety and unable to work. Mrs Norwood is an expert lace knitter. High School notes mention English II plans, citizenship talk by Rev V Glenn Megill, and a large audience for the Metropolitan Trio.
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George Norwood
Kansas City
Ray Norwood
George
Mac
Norwood
Deiiy
Scott
V. Glenn
Mepgill
United Brethren Church
Ted
Rauch
Hott Drake
Council Grove
Greenwood Valley
Star
Ruth "Steinmers
Congressman Guyer
Jof Browning
Fred Hildenbrand
Martha James
May’ Richards
Patricia Gibbens
Wilma Gibbens
Edythe Leslie
Em“Il Robison
Howard Rosé
Lana Slavens
Verne Hall
Raymond Sanford
Ny Smith
Elevator seller changes hands in Perry area
Local businessman M. C. Harris sells the elevator and related buildings to a western Kansas man while the trucking business goes to a Topeka man Lou Shirck plans a California trip with family joining Mr and Mrs Ellery Claar and baby. The community buzzes about sales, visits, and upcoming bazaar events as churches prepare for their annual fundraisers.
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Manhattan
Ipon
G. Paslaji
Paslay
Sale M.C. Harris
Bighness
Kansas
Topeka
Lou Shirck
Californi
Ellery Claar
Shirck
California
Hibbar
San Diego
Watts
Lawrence
Matie Armstrong
Toi Porter
Theodore Sulzennd
Will Sulzeh
Kansas City
M S
Wheedbre
Dekat
C. A. Dekat
Wamege
A. G. Dekat
N. Lux, Sr
Topak
Will ‘Sulzen
Will Granel
St Ben E If
F. W. Houser
Everatt
Ray
Houser
O. E.baughman
W. D. Spurlock
Geronimo
Okla
Joe Cavapaugh
Hila Rivers
Perry
W.c.-T. U7
Joe Gier
Mac Watts
Lizzie Carlson
Joe Walter
T. J. Porter
Paris perfume habits reveal tailored blends and mystery
A Paris reporter notes that French women favor personal blends for day, evening, golf, and bath. Perfumes distinguish by hair color and mood, with brunettes leaning Oriental scents and blondes choosing delicate florals. Many make their own blends to preserve secrecy and identity.
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Paris
Pariz
Perfume trends and fashion notes in a vintage column
A fragmented fashion item discusses French women preferring perfume to bonnets, noting seasonal scents and the idea of multiple perfumes for different frocks. The piece mentions Millady’s dresser with bottles, choices of violet notes, and the notion of staying up to date with fragrances. A separate garbled snippet references Huskers Smith Center and county farmers, with corn prices and bushels.
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Rankin'’s
Milady
Paniuse
Resinol Soap and Ointment Praised for Skin Help
A Kansas City reader touts Resinol Soap and Ointment for clearing pimples and blackheads. She reports smooth skin after using both products and notes their usefulness on travel. The note is signed Mrs Karl Schulze and mentions local availability through druggists.
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Kansas City
Car
Schulze
Wabash “Ave
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