Local Fraternity Pledges Noted at Kappa Gamma Event
Pledges William Butzer of Salina and Charles Futvet of Kansas City join Pi Upsilon at an exclusive dancing party at the chapter house. Kappa Gamma sorority hosts a reading club gathering and Midland Rural Club fulfills wartime inspired activities with guest speakers and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Upsilon
Willian
Butzer
Salinac
Charles Futvet
Kansas City
Ig i Upsilon
Kappa K Appa Gamma Sorority
Chapter House
Local residents and visitors list for Lawrence area
Miss Lucy Wight left on a business trip to Nebraska. Miss Jane Crites spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Arthur Schlesinger and child of Detroit will visit October 1. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Marks and Henry of Lecompton spent the day here. Mrs. BE Sidel and Miss Malinde Schultz will attend a Kansas City fashion show tonight. Mrs. C A Doane returned from Kit Carson County Colorado. Chas Rebel of Kansas City is visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker and Dorothy went to Kansas City this morning. Miss Mary Jeanette Ott returned home to Endorat this morning. Mrs Tucker of Wichita is spending the day here. M R Pyles of Lone Elm, Kansas, spending ten days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. E F Caldwell spent the day in Kansas City. Spray of Colby is visiting in Lawrence. H C Elliot of Salina is visiting in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Wight
Nebraska
Jane Crites
Kansas City
Arthur Schlesingert
Detroit
Sol Marks
BO. Henry
Lecompton
BE. Sidel
Miss. Mlainde
Schultz
C. AL. Doane
Kit Carson County
Colo
Chas
Rebel
Ars
Charles Tucker
Dorothy
Kansay City
Mary Jeanette Ott
Endora
Kansas
First Kansas history released for schools at low price
Nearly 5 000 copies of The New History of Kansas by Anna E Arnold are en route to dealers and school boards as the state prints a 40 000 copy run. The volume sells for 25 cents, far below the 66 cent Prentis text it replaces, with primers priced at 14 cents. A forthcoming agricultural text by Kansas Agricultural College faculty is planned at about 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wic Austin
Anna E. Arnold
Cottonwood
Falls
Chase County
Prentis
Carefidr
Austin Sill
Anna Arnett
Lawrence
Henry Jackson Waters
Kansas Agricultural College
Dean Jardine
Lee B. Calland
Tea Room Opens in Lawrence by Mrs Jessie Witteg
Urgent local appeal from many friends prompts Mrs Jessie Witteg to start a tea room in Lawrence. The business, named the Tea Room, will open Thursday September 24 from 2 to 4 and will then operate each afternoon and evening.
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Lawrences
Jessie Witteg
Rexall Cold Tablets At McColloci’s Drug Store
Rexall Cold Tablets will break up a bad cold. 20e boxes at McColloci s Drug Store at 904 Ohio Street Bell Phone 15547.
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Ohio Street Bell
Rexall
McColloci’s
Distilled Water Popularity Rises
Distilled water is rapidly gaining popularity as consumers seek purity. Call MeNish Bottling Works is noted in connection with the trend, with reference to Hanes 198.
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MeNish
Hanes
Today In Pathe War Subject Story Clip
A Pathe European reel offers a war subject story focusing on present Austro actions. Classified as five reels, this today only program presents rapid wartime scenes and related captions with terse narration.
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Pathe
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Tonic at McCulloch’s Store
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion, a tonic and builder, sold for $1.00 per bottle exclusively at McCulloch’s Pring Store. The announcement highlights a therapeutic product marketed as a health booster.
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Rexall
McCulloch
Pring
Local Notes From Topeka and Nearby Cities
Miss Ethel Harding accepts a position at Wiedemann s Dry Goods in Topeka. Various residents including McElhinny, Miss Louie Daish, Miss Anna Coekins, and Harry Dick visit Kansas City or Lawrence. Mrs Rankin returns from Colorado and plans to home in Garden City. Wiedemann s offers orange tea and peach ice cream. Photographs and Squires Studio are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Harding
Topeka
Wiver Dryv
Wallace Wilcox
Lash
Berlin
Wiedemann’'s
McElhinny
Kansas’ City
Robert Noll
Atchison
Sellards
Kansas
Ifs
Louie Daish
Homie
Kansas City
Wiedemann’s
Anna Coekins
Sam L. Hanks
Lawrence
W. J B. Brownell
iClara. Schaerer
DeSoto
J. KX. Rankin
Colorado
Rankin
O K Warner
Garden City
Wiedemann
Kate Caldwell
Belo
Abilene
Harry Dick
New England Rose Bud Complex ion Powder at 25¢
McCulloch's Dry Store sells the fragrant powder in 25 cent boxes. Mr and Mrs ASW Oliver and Miss Margaret Lamb travelled to Kansas City this morning. I EB Eddy and J Eddy also went to Kansas City for news about their sister Mrs 013 Root. We appreciate Kodak business for small prints from Squires Studio.
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New England
McCulloch
Asw. Oliver
Margaret Lamb
Kansas City
I. EB. Eddy
J. Eddy
Root
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paramount Pictures
Jesse L. Lasky
Robert Edeson
Javel
Sewart
Edward White
Daniel Frohman
Prince Cummins
Star Pathe
Ethel Clayton
Lion and Mouse Company
Pateeroba
King Baggotad
Leah Baird
Washington D.C
Jim Webb
Gio Yani
FU Morrow
Trey O'Hear
Wappas Soverity
Pat Bards
Nood
Deliapter House
Pi Kappa Alpha
Cleo
Dogeett
Tola
Pleieell
Pi Kappa Alpha Raeternity
Alpha Delta Pro
F. H. Billings
Tennessee Street
Keltz
George Thiele
Washington
Fay Walters
Yssel Young
Jimellon
Bert Parks
Literary Club
LD. Biesby
Kiawaka Literary Club
W. al McKeever
Midland Rural Club
Fred Lewiss
Ware
Bursing
A. Li Garvin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Carlspel
Chas. Jones
Ned Shaw
A. A. Hicks
Lewis
Quivera Club
Columbia University
Leverett Adams
New York City
Belmont Seminary
Elizabeth
I Tenrietta Murphy
Nashville
Tenn
Ottawa
Harry Sparks
RO. Sparks
Beke
Methodist Church
Woman's League
Epworth League
Missionary Society le the. Woman'’s “Howe
Missionary Societe Cof
Dots Bullind Nachman, Ornablindackman
Warners
Warner
Warner's Brassieres
Theodore Cleland
Dittle
York Street
Clehoid
Stanifer
Oak Hill
Ro. Eaples
Baldwin
Cuba
Lucean Dressmaking
Mass. Street
Electric Brand
Electric
Brand
Squires Studio
Winey
Underwood
Red Cross Shoe
United States
Starkweather
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