Society News and Local Sojourns Across States
Mrs Carrie Devlin travels from Lawrence to Pueblo Colorado then Castor Wyoming to live with daughter Mrs Harold Kinny known in Lawrence as Miss Fannie Devlin. Mrs Fred Olmstead and Miss Marcella Olmstead head to Pocatello Idaho then San Diego California to settle. A bridal couple faced a rude interruption from a wandering farmer who blocked the road and charged them to haul out. Edgar Dolan and Edna Veetty announce birth of Richard Edgar September 26. Recreation Club postpones to October 6. Year Round Club meets at Mrs Fred Love’s October 1. Phi Beta Pi pledges Spalding Elder Preeland and H L Dixon. Acacia pledges Edgar Eckland and Ernest Clark of Chanute. See Mrs Paul P for Hour Club at afternoon. Picture program at First Christian Church postponed for Douglas County fair week. next film Thief of Ansel and Clodhopper announced. Louise Talbert and Eric Conger return from Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Carrie Devlin
Pueblo
Arthur Devlin
Castor
Harold Kinny
Kinney
Lawrence
Fannie Devlin
Paris veil trend and regional social notes in Kansas
Latest Paris fashion called bolero veil dominates social chatter in Kansas and surrounding towns. Mrs E L Haines travels to Ottawa for a brief visit with her mother in law. Miss Lillian Freeman enrolls in engineering at the University of Kansas. Mr and Mrs William Dunn attend 35th Division reunion in Topeka. Mrs F E Burke joins federation meetings in Burr Oak. Alfred G Will travels to Manhattan on university duties. Mrs T Z Earle Anna Earle and Miss Marsore Forrest visit Topeka. Mrs H I Tripp and sister travel to Virgil. Maize family returns to St Joseph after visiting relatives. Mrs Joyce Freark to move to Denver with husband. Myrrh to visit friends en route. General note on Parisien fashion and a local shop advertising non-gurantee products.<span>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Haines
Ottawa
Haines
A. F. Haines
Lillian Freeman
Oklahoma City
University of Kansas
William Dunn
Topeka
Seunion
F. E. Burke
Burr Oak
Kansas
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alfred G. Will
Aluioni
Manhattan
T. ‘Z. Earle
Anna Earle
Marsore Forrest
H. I. Tripp
O. S. Ely
Kennett Square
Pennsylvania
Virgil
E. L. Maize
Elsie
Helen
St. Joseph
Missouri
Joyce Freark
Denver
Colorado
Myrrh
Lawrence Notes and Local Events Lead Week
Miss Leona Porter visits Kan ity while Ernest Seidel travels to Topeka on business. Several residents from Kansas City, Richland, Mayetta, and San Bernardino pass through Lawrence for visits or tasks. A Ford car parody theft near J R Holmes office prompts a $100 reward from Moore. Mayor Kreeck to address Kansas League of Municipalities in McPherson, with possible commissioner attendance. Fraternal Aid Union raises flagpole with scaffolding to replace flag cards and enable pole painting.
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Leona Porter
Kanity
Ernest Seidel
Topeka
J. H. Cohn
Porr City
J. J. Steele
Richland
Lawrence Yester
Italiana
J. EH. Sewtell
Kansas City
Lawrence
Dc. T. Harmon
Kansas
Sherman G. Elliott
Mayetta
F. J. Hatton
Mrs Hatton
San Bernadino
California
J. R. Holmes
Fist Seventh Street
Ws. Moore
Moore
Kreeck
George L. Kreeck
Kansas League of Municipalities
McPherson
Fraternal Aid Union
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Fred Olmstead
Marcella Olmstead
Pocatello
Idaho
Ted Olmstead
San Diego
Cowgill
Edgar Dolan
Sun
Richard Edgar
Recreation Club
Fred Love
Missouri Street
Phi Beta Pi
W. C. Spalding Elder
Preeland
H. L. Dixon
Acacia
Edgar Eckland
Ernest Clark
Chanute
Paul P
Douglas County
Louise Talbert
Eric Conger
Paris
Mass
Douglas County Fair
Phoenix
Gotham
Onyx
Bowersock
May Allison
Miss Allison
Massachusetts
Georgettes
Varsity
Bowerlock
Eugene O'Brien
Wm, Farnum In
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Burton Holmes
Matt and
Jeff
Trip TO Mars
Allison
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