SECRET SOCIETIES AND LOCAL FRATERNAL GROUP NOTES
A scanned list of lodge meetings including Orient Cuartem No 32 R A M A J Horren secretary Lawar Lopos No 9 meets first and third Saturdays G Liswom secretary LaMar aes No 80 meets Tuesdays at p.m. Woodmen of the World LamarCamr No 35 last Saturday monthly visiting neighbors welcome K O T M Lamon Text No 15 last Wednesday monthly all knights invited to attend M mixas committee Co M Lex R K Tax Liman Fine Dept meets first Tuesday at pm Oscar Riker chief Jon T Laws sec Ancient Order of Ac eanpex Realm No meets Mondays at p.m. visiting members invited Granadas Societies ALP A M Guawapa Loper No 72 meets Saturday nights on or before full moon Local public school notice requests pupils attend Monday to allow regrading and addition of a teacher to enable two years of high school work and future college entrance preparation. Lamar will soon establish a regular high school for entrance to state university. Board of education favorable. parental support urged. emphasis on preparation for higher education. Hopewell district school house moved to a central location with an anteroom and cloak room added. bees swarm unusually this year with swarms moving to new sites.
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F. A. Watsus
N.G. RK. Mrux
Woodmen OF the World
Tax Liman Fine Derartwmyt
Howe House
Bret
Oscar Riker
Jon T. Law Uss
P. m
Lamar
Board of Education
CHURCH SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHEDULES LISTED
A collection of church notices outlines sermons and service times. The Presbyterian and La Mama congregations hold Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with additional morning and afternoon meetings. Lectures and Sunday schools meet at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. May Valley School House hosts a 1 p.m. session. The M B E Church lists Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. with the Sunday school at 2:20 p.m. The Y P S C E group gathers Sunday evening at 7:30 at the M E Church, with all young people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwarsrax Croncn
Laman
Sanday
Y. P
C. E
M. EB
Cor . Nowels
Doma Netaown
Sec'r
Lamar Public Schools Name New Teacher and Reassign Staff
The fall term will start next Monday. Miss Edith E. Wilson of Denver is elected to replace Miss Scott as a teacher. Assignments include Miss Annie E. James in kindergarten, Miss Lucy M. Nowels first primary, Miss Edith A. Knapp second primary, Miss Media P. Friend intermediate, Miss Edith E. Wilson grammar, and Prof. E. R. Jones high school. Ward school will be discontinued for now due to costs and few students in the west district. S. R. Myer is re-elected janitor for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Public Schools
Edith E. Wilson
Denver
Scott
Annie E. James
Lucy M. Nowels
Edith A. Knapp
Media P. Friend
E. R. Jones
S. R. Myer
May Valley Stone Hauling and Alfalfa Harvest Underway
W P James harvests stone for a barn site while the third cutting of prime alfalfa hay goes into stock. An outfit of teamsters with teams sits at the King awaiting work to begin. Al Jackaway continues cutting his alfalfa crop.
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May Valley
W. P. James
al Jackaway
Horse Creek Happenings: Local Moves and Crop Notes
J. S. Banks has moved to Holly. Excellent range this year with very green fields. Hale Underwood is putting up a large sorghum crop, aided by Geo. French. S. N. Canfield and family returned from a four week visit in north central Kansas, reporting greater satisfaction with Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Creek
J. S. Banks
Holly
Hale Underwood
Geo. French
S. N. Canfield
Kansas
Colorado
Pike Announces Cash-Only Pricing for Goods
In a notice to customers E. E. Pike declares adoption of a cash system with prices marked down to cash basis. He asserts it is fair to all and invites the public to bring dollars and trade, claiming shoppers will obtain more goods for their money.
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E. E. Pike
Amity Canal Properties For Sale Near Lamar
Parcel of 120 acres along Amity canal offered by D. E. Cooper two miles from Lamar. Low asking price. Potential buyers urged to inquire for details and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Canal
Lamar
D. E. Cooper
Crescents Fail to Impress Downer Critics
Critics question Crescents after Downer championship run, noting mixed performance and lingering questions about form. Supporters defend skill and potential, citing recent drills and upcoming matches as a chance to rebound.
Maid of Honor Voting Call for Denver Carnival Help
A notice urges readers to vote for the maid of honor choice in the Denver Carnival. Voters should submit the blank ballot to the county clerk before September 12. The appeal emphasizes supporting the lady selected for aid of honor and directs timely participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Prowers County
Mountain and Plain
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