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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1936
Page
5
A busy slate of society notes lists weekly club meetings at Terrace and Westminster Hall, tea for Miss Margaret Kirchhoff, and a Vendredi luncheon hosted by Mrs. H B Bullene. Also covered are engagements, weddings at St Pauls Reformed, and various church group activities, with dates, hosts, and guest speakers.
The Helping Hand class of the Evangelical church in Kirby west of town will host a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock in the church basement. Hostesses include Mrs. J. B. Shores Mrs. A. G. Smith and Mrs. Oliver Transue. A business meeting will follow.
T G Fitch heads to Minneapolis with brothers C N Fitch and F L Fitch of Kansas City to join a family reunion. Others visiting Kansas City residents include Mrs M S Kimble and son Harvey, Miss Donna Bennethy returning home, and Miss Viola Voelkner visiting Ednah Hopkins before a Washington trip.
City health officer Dr J M Mott restates a two week order requiring all dogs to be muzzled or tied after three rabies cases. A bite incident occurred yesterday. Dr I J Pierson examined a dog and said it did not have rabies. The officer’s statement reiterates the order.
A Tuscaloosa resident who suffered four years of constipation credits Kellogg's All-Bran with relief after following a daily two tablespoonful serving. The ad claims the cereal cleanses the intestines, provides vitamin B and iron, and offers a natural alternative to pills.
Mrs Eliza Jane Conner aged 98, among Lyon county's oldest residents, died at her home after living in the county for 77 years. The report notes the community's recent events and the public safety muzzle order affecting dogs beginning today September 21.
Two sessions are set at the Democratic headquarters 810 Massachusetts Street on Thursday Sept 24. One meeting targets Democratic women in a Donkey Bank format. Precinct committeewomen and other party members are urged to attend and participate.
Democratic county chairman Frank Fitzpatrick announced that interested women are invited to attend a meeting at the party headquarters on Thursday evening.
The Democratic party interest is represented as Raymond Kell to be the speaker. Hall, a graduate of Yale orvard law school and a former resident here, has accompanied Mrs. W. L. Campbell of Atlanta as she makes speeches. A 26 year old canary is noted in relation to the event.
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