Society Notes Highlight Friar Curtis Park Picnic
Miss Viola M. Train and Edward W. Collins wed quietly at Collins aunt’s home in Lawrence after both lived in St. Louis. Nurse Train trained at McPherson and Barnes, Collins worked for Century Electric in St. Louis. couple to make their home in St. Louis. Lawrence social notices cover college ties, S.C. events, club meetings, birthday observances, and upcoming community gatherings across Kanwaka and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola M. Train
St. Louis
McPherson
Edward W. Collins
Mr. Collins
W. T. Carpenter
Charles W. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Barnes Hospital
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Century Electric Company of
J. Curtis
Charles Curtis
Clinton Park
H. J. Menzeimer
School For the Deaf
Olathe
Howard Shields
Kanwaka
Mr. Shield
I. Collins
Bunene
Jack Col
C. N. Hodson
Billy
Betty
Philip
Lake View
M. G. Henderson
C. A. Henderson
Doris
Joan
Emporia
D. M. Stevens
Delos Ant Philip
Oskaloosa
J. W. Cappers
Birdie Faye Cappers
Pittsburg
Personal notices of travel and visits across regions
A string of brief items notes Dr. and Mrs. M. T. Sadler’s summer trip through Denmark Norway Scotland the Orkneys Shetlands Faroe Islands and Iceland and a North Cape Arctic Circle approach. Prof and Mrs C J Winter and son Calvert return from Ohio Niagara Lake Michigan loop. several women tour east coast including Stone Harbor Ithaca and meetings with friends. Other notes mention Lake Erie side trips, Lake Michigan cruises, appendicitis recovery, and various guests visiting Lawrence and Kansas City, with college ties and recent vacations in Colorado New England and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Sadler
Denmark
Norway
Scotland
Orkney
Shetland
Faroe Islands
Iceland
North Cape
Arctic Circle
Spitzbergen
C. J. Winter
Calvert
Ohio
Nigara’Walls
Lake Michigan
Wilds
Ithaca
N. Y
Laurence Woodruff
Guy _V. Keeler
Ruth Kenney
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Springfield
Howard Gurtler
David Scott
Louisiana Street
Memorial Hospital
W. C. Simons
Dorothea Simons
Lawrence
Simons
Europe
Quebec
New England
A. D. Weaver
New London
Conn
R. L. Brown
Betty Brown
New York
Anna B. Oliver
Hannah Oliver
Myra Hull
Violetta Garrett
Colorado
Boulder
Estes Park
Carrie Watson
Chicago
Julia Nicholson
Charles Embree
Sedan
University of Iowa
Ralph Dicker
E. D. Kinney
Dorothy
Helen
Alice
Virginia Yates
Kansas City
J. A. West
J. Roller
Aurora
Mrs Vernon Tinkler Visits Leavenworth After Weekend
Mrs. Vernon Tinkler returned home in Leavenworth today after spending the weekend with her uncle Charles Long of the Blue Mill in Caliente, Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Tinkler
Leavenworth
Charles Long
The
Blue Mill
Sanative Wash touted as safe new feminine hygiene product
An advertisement for Lydia E Pinkham's Sanative Wash claims a hospital tested formula designed solely for feminine hygiene. It emphasizes cleansing refreshing and a perfect deodorant effect with assurances of safety and novelty suitable for female use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Weekend travels bring visits across Missouri and Indiana
J W Dyche and family with W Sheets of Okla Maxwell and Mrs Bartz returned home after a weekend motor trip to Missouri visiting two of Mrs Maxwell and Mrs Bartz sisters at Berger Columbia and friends at Jefferson City. Stevenson family completed a week in French Lick Springs Indiana for a United States Building and Loan league meeting. Persis Cook concluded a month in California visiting Los Angeles San Diego Fresno and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dyche
W. Sheets
Blis
Maxwell
F. R. Bartz
Missouri
United States Building and Loan League
Miss Persis
Cook
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Fresno
San Francisco
Various Local Social News And Pigeon Race Report
Mrs H E Don Carlos spends day in Kansas City. Betty Bearman, after major operation, returns home from Memorial hospital. Ruth Litchen and Marcel Rich back from motor trip to New York and Maine. Byron F Cooke and Mrs Cooke visit Bagwell dam in Ozarks. return home. Prof L E Sisson and Mrs Sisson back from Northport Michigan. their daughter Mary Sisson Scott visited. Baby pigeons reach speeds near 50 mph from Joplin to Old Mission club, 145 miles, with some birds up 400 yards a minute. Journal World classified ad to rent vacant room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Don Carlos
Kansas City
Betty Bearman
Memorial Hospital
Ruth Litchen
Marcel Rich
New York
Maine
Byron F. Cooke
Cooke
Mary Banks
Ozarks
Bagwell Dam
L. E. Sisson
Joplin
Old Mission Club
Journal-World
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. McGlung
University of Pennsylvania
McClung
Swarthmore
Penn
Gunnison
Colo
Miss Cory
Philadelphia
W. Stevens
A. J. Boynton
R. J. Vaughan
United States Indian School
Fort Wingate
N. M
Katherine H. Vaughan
Lewis T. Clancy
Santa Fe
Stage
the Baptist Church
Gallup
Avery Olney
Phoenix
Ariz
Olin Betl
Muncie
Ind
F. H. Olney
Olneys
Bell
Bell State College
J. H. Bell
Olin Bell
Q Olin Bell
Green Owl
Mr. Olney
Olney
Mackey
Kanwaka Good Will Club
E. M. Bahnmaier
Sonal
Womens’ Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutherans Church
D.K. Rice
Milinois Street
Shawnee Country Club
Lawrence Country Club
B. and
P.W. Club
H. 5. Shields
Floyd
Irma Jean
Howlard Shields
Mary
Anna Nora
Lee Evans
Baby
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Evangelical Church
Sunflower
Helen Bigsby
Barker
Martha Lou. Perkins
Robert Miller
Manhattan
Big Springs
Topeka
Lawrence Lodge No
E. A. Jones
J. E. Brooks
Mrs. Jones
Frank Moranville
C. ©. Moranville
8. D. Bolin
First Christian Church
Karl Kreider
New Hampshire
J. T. Skinner
T. H. Wagner
Alabama
I. W. Hartley
Albert Williams
Connecticut
D. D. Hornaday
Louisiana
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Chaplin
Charlie
Lita Gray Chaplin
Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr
Sidney Berle Chaplin
Marian Blackburn
Associated Press
Dimmie Wedell
Patterson
Cleveland
Caliente
Mexico
Otto Fischer
Northport
Mich
Mary Sisson Scott
Cretonne
Ecru
LACE
Axminster
Kenwood Mills
Part
Portieres
India
H.W. Keene
Vanity
Bea
AG aCade
Jayhawk Floral Garden
Tenn
Neva Cook
Furnit Crawford-Veatch Company
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