Community Socials and Visits Across Lawrence County
White Mx and Mrs James Hook of Trawrence spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Emil Heck. Numerous locals visited kin in Lawrence and Bonner Springs while attending Topeka fair with neighbors and relatives including the Hunsinger Wilbur Thiry and Fultz clans. John Moran and Mrs Wilbur went to Kansas City, and Emma Tine underwent surgery at Rosedale with mixed recovery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hook
Emil Heck
Clarence Hooten
Missouri
Teberwein
Job Shook
KE. W. McNamara
Sam
Uttinger S
Uttinger
Fred Stenhotm
Harry
Wulfkuhl
Fred Heck
Thosasbak
Topeka
I. T. Herd
Ray
We. Ross Pine
Dufford Pine
Powli
McGee
Charlie Food
Leona
Charlie Eberwein
Raymond Wolf
Olive King
Stiner
Hughy
Walter Pine
Fred Lapton
Leland
Charlie Pirie
Baldwin
Emma Tine
Rosedale
John Moran
Wilbur
Kansas City
Bond
Rivhrside
King
Mary Norris
James Norris
Will King
Marvin
Vernon King
Oska
Joosa
Thomas Boles
Sunnyside Church Notices and Local Visitors
Sunday school will be held next Sunday September 26 all attend. Mr Maddux visited Lawrence Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Shuler received news Tuesday that Mr Shuler’s health was improving in Clifton Kansas. Henry Shuler 78 died at home after returning from North Dakota ten days ago. Paul Bearman had the misfortune to lose a fine hog. Mr and Mrs C M Jones were visitors. Mary Nottingham spent the weekend with John Nottingham’s family. Otte nate spent Sunday in Pi mis. Jones sister Mrs Ella Iyers and daughter Betty visiting for a few days. Mr AL Weibel and Mrs H Wiebel attended the Topeka meet. AR Weibel and Mrs H Wiebel, Mrs F and tire Jones and daughter attended. Herbert Shultz and Glean attended it. Wilbur left Sunday afternoon with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddux
Lawrence
Mary
Nottingham
John Nottingham
Otte Nate
Pi Mis
Jones
EL AL Iyers
Betty
Topeka
AL Weibel
H. Wiebel
C. Smith
Aod Tire
Daughargueritt
Herbert Shultz
Glean
Winchester area visitors host Buerman family members
Mr and Mrs Orr of Winchester Kansas hosted Mrs C L Buerman and her two children Emil and Eldia visiting Mrs Oldham Sunday afternoon.
Attendees at Tair Friday in Topeka and local visits
Among those present were Mr and Mrs Arthur Garber and son Messe, Florence Whitman, Mr and Mrs Mart Flory and family, Iva Eaton, Blanche Fox, Mr and Mrs Kim Flory, Mr and Mrs MecKiney and families. Mr Will Ulrich motored to Lawrence Friday afternoon. Mr Ross Ulrich spent the week at home. Miss Myrtle Garber spent Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Arthur Garber
Messe
Florence Whitman
Mart Flory
Iva Eaton
Blanche Fox
Kim Flory
MecKiney
Will Ulrich
Lawrence
Ross Ulrich
Myrtle Garber
Freckle Remedy From Lemons and Orchard White
A frugal skin remedy combines juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of a freckle and tan lotion. Sold cheaply at grocers or drug stores, the lotion is massaged daily on face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and improve complexion without irritation.
Careless Shampoosing Spoils the Hair Care Advice
A vintage advice note warns against alkaline soaps and recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure, mild, and inexpensive. One to two teaspoonfuls cleanses hair and scalp, removes dust and oil, leaves hair soft, silky, and manageable, with rich foam and easy rinsing. Available at pharmacies for months of family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Relief Ad Sneak Promotes Suppositories At Home
An unusual ad spots a relief product marketed for at home use. It touts quick itching relief and mentions suppositories with a pyramid themed branding. The copy emphasizes privacy and convenient home delivery or use.
Evening Socials and Lawrence Visits Highlight Local Notes
Local social notes recount visits to Lawrence by families including Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Johnson and children Alice and Frankie, Mr. and Mrs. August Dietz, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lindell and Dorothy, Mrs. Austin Flory and children Kenner Gladve and Frank, and Miss Blanche Fox. Rob Watts wins a Lawrence race Thursday, with Bertha Dietz and Frances Corbin mentioned. Also noted are fair attendance, dining gatherings at Ben Corbin’s, and a health tip about Mc Nish Sanitary Bottling Works water. Ex-Senator Burton travels to Kansas City after attending a Reneblisan campaign meeting. eye, ear, nose and throat services are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Flory
Bertha’. Dietz
Fox
Peka- State
Miller
Ieind
Murray ‘Rei
Pearl Johnson
Alice
Frankie
August Dietz
Lawrence
Rob Watts
Lawrence Victor
Thureday
Mae Ald
Merle Garby
Ion Frances Corbin
Wghnie
Bertha Dietz Eter
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Otis Lindell
Dorothy
Saturda
Austin Flory
Kenner
Gladve
Frank
Frank Pishburn
Childrn Tm
Allory
Murry Bond
Wwil Uthek Flery
Burton
Kansas City
Reneblisan
Orelup
Dick Tide
Jnone
Waste in Bottles Drives Milk Prices in Cities
An Agriculture Department inquiry shows milk bottle replacements raise city milk costs. In at least 27 cities junk dealers traded in used milk bottles, with milk dealers required to buy 12 bottles daily per staffed bottle filled. The report notes no fixed amount added to consumer bills for this practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department ‘of Agriculture
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Sunnyside
Lone Star
Canada
Couren
Corersierien
Pini Wesgnals Pam
Dorosthy
Tepqku
Mable
Blanche
Bertha LaDuke
Hazel Berry
Ben Corbinome
McNish Sanitary Bottling Works
California
Brey
Mex Nich
Iartie
Hanna
BEAR
Sud Dogg
Oventigate
Mney
Waren
Sudreo
Joergant
Wonderfel
Jon Bart Brittain
Ste. F
New York
Ucura
Amin
Jos. P. Bender
R.R. 5
Winamac
Yadisna
Ucec
Ucec Ticura Fon
Ountr
Tal Eng
Tone
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkhar
Iydin EK
Pinkham
Mrs. Wa. Steny
Douglas Street
Steading
Geinesville, Tex
Lytiia
Talso
Lydia E Pinkham
Tama
Tom
Mra
W. M. Stomens
Harvey St
Gainesville
Texas
Meyers
Draggist
Lim
Lever Bros
Nihe
Lux
Lever Brot. Cs
Pry
PLC
Box City
Birckars
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