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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1917

Page

5

City News notes from Kansas City social and school events

Many brief notices about local residents including appointments at Langston University and Lincoln Institute, births and illnesses, travel through town, lodge meetings, and church activities. Names include Mrs Sari L. Hatomett, Mrs Sadie Wright, F J Work, Lt Col Johnson, L Amasa Knox, Lucille Jamison, Effie L. Penniston, Magnolia Lewis, D B Jackson, John Jones, Edward Ransom, S A Cruem, Althea Wagner, Tilford Davis, Gretchen Tucker, Dora Davis, Basil Porter, James Scott, Chas Holloway Jr, J F Bradley, I F Bradley Jr, and others with addresses in Kansas City area. The Prince Hall Grand Lodge meeting is noted for Leavenworth on June 12. A death is reported for Mollie Cox’s son, age 16, with funeral details.

Notice of change and social visits in city scene

Notice lists H L Kinsler changing telephone Grand 4204W and records a social gathering by W H Hubbel with friends including Anderson Wilkins Johnson and Willa Allen visiting from Carrollton and Dallas. It notes Mrs J C Bell passing through en route to Wannibal and relatives visiting by Rena Jones and other locals, plus Elsa Nix returning for her brother T B Nix Jr’s graduation and a recital at Centennial M EB church on Friday June 16 with Madame Hendricks.

W. H. Hubbel Cole Mrs. Anderson Mr. Wilkins Little Rock Miss E. Johnson Dallas Texans Willa Allen Carrolton Rena Jones Woodland Avenue Buffalo N. Y J. C. Bell Joplin Wannibal, MO Alice Rolland Highland Avenue B. P. Frierson Fort Huachuca Ariz D. M. Miller R. B. Bell Chicago Des Moines Elsa Nix Vinestreet Colorado Springs T. B. Nix, Jr Centennial M Woodland Madame Hendricks

Thanks for kindness at Mrs Amanda Neview's death

The Neview family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness from neighbors friends and organizations after the death of wife and mother Mrs Amanda Neview. Gratitude is extended for floral offerings and support from all who offered sympathy and aid.

Amanda Neview Alos William Neview

Athenaeum Art Club Exhibit and Dance Thanks

The Athenaeum Art Club thanks friends for patronage at the May 14 1917 exhibit and dance at Lyric Hall. Expense totaled 123.65 with 27.20, leaving 96.45. Lossie Penn chaired the executive committee and Ella Lawson served as secretary.

Athenaeum Art Club Lyric Hall

Thanks for support during illness and death of husband

Mrs. Wm H Owens expresses deep thanks to Ebenezer church Steward board Allen Chapel Knights of Pythias Rev W C Williams Rev W H Thomas hotels and employers of Hotel Savoy for their help during her husband William H Owens illness and death and for the flowers. She signs with a Bible verse about trusting providence.

Ebenezer Church Stewardens Board Allen Chapel Knights of Pythias W. C. Williams W. H. Thomas Hotel Savoy William H. Owens WM. H. Owens

In loving remembrance of Lucian D. Carter Jr

A family notice marks the first anniversary of Lucian D. Carter Jr’s death on June 2, 1916. Mrs L D Carter, Mr L D Carter, and B R Carter express lingering love and longing, saying he is not dead but away and hoping for a celestial reunion.

Lucian D. Carter, Jr

Colored men and women urged to join Clover Leap Casualty

A recruitment message invites colored men and women with basic education and energy to start a business with uncapped income. It notes common labor is honest but many could earn more in sales, with earnings from 50 to 60 dollars monthly selling insurance. Address W J Allen district manager 1507 FE 18th St Bell East 2706.

Clover Leap Casualty Co W. J. Allen Dist. Mgr 18Th St. Bell East

Longest River in Europe Volga Profile

The Volga is Europe’s longest river rising on the Valdal plateau near Petrograd. It flows southeast then south across Russia to the Caspian Sea at Astrakhan, spanning about 2 310 miles and draining 585 000 square miles. It has a gentle gradient ideal for navigation, with spring floods widening to ten to 18 miles and ice-free for 103 to 260 days annually.

Europe Volga Valdal Plateau Petrograd Russia Caspian Sea Astrakhan

Also Mentioned on This Page

City News Kansas City Kas Bell Phone West Clover Leaf Insurance New Hope Temple Mra Sari L. Hatomett Sadie Wright F. J. Work Langston University Johnson Highth Miinels Infantry City Fort Sill Okla L. Amasa Knox Lincoln Institute Lucille Jamison L. W. Oaks Oklahoma City Colorado California Ruth Base South Park Peter Watkins East 17Th Street Watkins C. A. Guillot Howard University Washington, D.C Wis Effie L. Penniston Magnolia Lewis Michigan Avenue D. B. Jackson John Jones Edward Ransom North Street Douglass Hospital Mrs. S. A. Cruem of Tennessee The Mrs. Madison Denver G. B. Muster North Sixth Street Wilmington, O 8. D Webb Prince Hall Leavenworth, Kansas Earl Jackson Washington Boulevard Sam Stewart N, 10Th Street John Wells Tulea Edward Hill North Third Street E. A. Wilson Muskoree, Okla Althea Wagner Chelsea, Okla Edward HI Douglas Hospital Tilford Davis T. A. Holmes Woman's Boosters M. J. Owens H. B. Parke J. R. Ransom Gretchen Tucker Mes Moines H. Tucker North Eighth Street Dora Davis Dr. Mixon Minnesota Avenue Mobile Ala Basil Porter Des Moines, In Gaynell Johnson N. Sixth Street James Scott Kansas University St. Louis Hell Thompson Eighth Street Chas. Holloway, Jr Ann Avenue Chas. Holloway J. F. Bradley Dunbar Theater R. A. Buford S$. Williams Tulsa Master Steward Hall Colo Raymond Hall Western University Geo. W. Hall N, Twelfth Street A. M. Stevens Barnett Avenue Independence Kansas D. A. Holmes Metropolitan Temple Gertrude Robinson Los Angeles Calif J. H. Claybourne Mollie Cox Griffen G. W.C H. Ll. Kinsler East 21St St Lossie Penn Ex. Com Ella Lawson L. D. Carter B. R. Carter J. J. Allen Clover Leaf Insurance Company Frank Middleton Bell Phone GRAND East 13Th Street Martin Young Tailors Middle West E. W. Laden & CO E. 19Th Street J. Thomas Black Packard Service Kansas City, MO Granny Sind Shaye Go- Nsas City Peoples’ Drug Store Bell East Home East Geo. H. Hayan Janesville Iowa Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind Oese C. H. Countee Undertaker Vive Street Cgoldman’s Loan Shop Grand Ave Undertaker’s Holmes Night Bell Cc. J. Hentzen L. J. Thomas Roduce Harden Seed CO Walnut St Pathephone Pathe Steve Hec2y
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