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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1917

Page

8

Local Community Notes and Obscure Social Updates

Neighbors attend church events, hospital service enlistments, and school functions. Individuals named include Husted, Shearer, Daniels, and Miers with mentions of the Red Cross, hospital corps, and a glee club concert. Easter break travel, a tractor demonstration, and a parlor lecture by Dr. Chambers of Lawrence are noted along with multiple visits and social calls.

Lawrence Alae Buea Pauline i Husted Shearer Daniele Daisy Bae Will Shearer Red Cross Jock Keifer Siler Sores Myers Barker Rilie Gelia Swain Cairie Emmet Jane Glennast Bee Tal Silera Essa Rhood E. H. Siler Atoe D “E. Miers Daniels Charles Ion Aoe Wight Goo Green Bros. Hardware J. C. Daniels Kaneas Oy Tueniy Issea Florence Inen Purel Fey Riveraida Mabelle Ponce Geo Rt. Wn Prowe Kansans City Gray Ramsey Hospital Corp of National Meseson Williama Richardson Appertan Anderson Gettry Anno Hilen Anderson Frieda Gibb Winona Ethel Shearer Helen Harshberger

Visitors and Visits Rock Williamstown Area in One Week

Mrs Blanch Kyle shopped in Lawrence Monday while Mrs Henry Peas and Mrs Ed Webb spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Steve Welter. Several locals, including Rose and children, Anna Alien, and Mrs H E Anderson visited in Lawrence and Valley Grove. Mr and Mrs Underwood and Stallards traveled to Topeka and Kansas City. Others attended events in Perry and Topeka. Benj Wilson went to a cousin's funeral in Topeka.

Peters Willis. Webb Robert Hunter Susie Wells Kansas City H. Evans Clarence Stallard Lawrence Stallard I. Td Russel Calvert Justice McCoy Popp Emmet Lanter Thomas Warrel Earl Chitwood

Kanwaka News Notes On Measles and Community Life

Densely packed Kanwaka column recounts measles outbreaks among local families led by Ruth Colman and siblings, social visits by Fred Gregory and J R Wood, Easter church service with extensive program, club meetings, and upcoming relocations of the Porter family to Excelsior Springs. Mentions Henry Haughn, W D Wear, W Colman, and local Mrs. F D Miller among active residents.

W. R. Colman Fred Gregory Haughn Effie J. R. Wood Topelers Wilfred Taylor Gardner Gardner No. 6 Cook Edna Cook Mabelle Tucker Baldswift Mondoy Ruth Colman Lela Edith John Herman Banks Harry van Nestenond Will Elkin Marie Gentry Christine Schroy Laura Schellhorn Georgi Florida Cuba Key West New Orleans Fayetta Murray R. C. Murray Stuth Violet Christy Francis Gregory Lloyd Bigsby Kanwaka Phebe Bigsby R.L. Colman Ruth Daniel Friday W. F. Elkin W. A. Colman Frank Topping Richard Wilfred Day Aileen Colman J. BR. Wood David Williams Raymond Carl Grid “ Haughn U. E. Stanwix Chuifer Maurine Dorothy Ed Folsom BR. Colman Inner W. D. Wear RSL C.T. Colman Oklahoma J. R. Topping Delbert Miller Theodore Osgood Armstrong Willis Colman H. G. van Neste Ruth Miller Leota Francis Ada Haughn Looking Glass Maurine Stanwix Mary Classes Olla Carter Alta ‘Murray Abe Flowers Mary Christ Hazel Dews Helen’ Dews Pew Poeven Rg Arthur Hird Christian Endeavor Ladies Aid Society Armstrong George Banks Willis ‘Colman Ralph Mears WW. T. Barterll Fredonia Excelsior Springs Porter Mis Clara Porter Tou Porter Big Springs Eee C. Friend Vhones

Worden and Union News From Community School and Visits

Helen Worden Jackson left for Kansas City after a successful term at Central School. Arthur Simon of Lawrence visited. Union school exercises included a basket dinner and a short program. A pickup game featured Cargy Overbrook versus Worden Union. Evangelical church Easter program well attended with sermons and songs. Edna Wiggins and Hattie Harris visited Kansas City. Will Harris stayed in city before moving to North Dakota. Coal hauling and road work noted. locals visited Baldwin and Baldwins chores, with several residents listed among callers and dinners.

Helen Jackeon Kansas City Central Arthur Simon Lawrence Carl Schwartz Paul Johanning Will Rappard Union Mis Dan Allen Joe Heffner Evangelieal Church Hartmann C.F. Hartmann Sy Risen Inez Heffner Elmer Schwalm Jesus Gethsemane Ladies Quartette Edith Schwaly Risen Rev. Hartmann Dave Will Harris Edna Wiggins Hattie Harris Hattie Will North Dakota Henry Boehle Andrew Elm Baldwin Dread Oil Company Ed Earl Harris Glen Schwart Jno Stafford Little Ruth C. F. Skiles Elmer Lutz Fred Fleet Mary Jehle and Sons Walter Charles Alfred Edward Johanning Milton Warmer Charles Rappard, Jr Willie Heim Lynch Oil Company Lucas Fleer Worden Union

Henry Beehle and Wim Wacker Denial Work in Bald Win

Local notes report Henry Beehle and Wim Wacker doing denial work in Bald Win on Monday morning. The piece mentions August Fleer hauling for Worden Union, Ferne Flora at Law rent Business College, Paul Johanning in Lawrence, and several neighbors visiting Baldwin City. Reports of health, farming, and community events accompany a weather note praising recent rain and early corn planting.

T Henry Beehle Wim. Wacker Baldwin Fleer Worden Union Ferne Flora Lawrence Business College Paul Johanning Lawrence Henry Fleer Blackleg Mabel Fleer Oscar Heinen Heine Anele Henry van Reed Henry Helen Schwartz Sean Harrie Wilde Schwarts Kasten Mrx Duck Schutz Richland Firewts Sinott Schutz Win Hynch C.F. Hartmann John Schwalm Farhiers Union Golden Rule Girls

Easter program and community notes from District 22

Recitation by Mabel Longanecker and Ireid Ingram along with sermons and songs opened the Easter program. Local families visited, dinners shared, and several residents traveled to Lawrence and Kansas City. The District 22 program featured multiple recitations, dialogues, and prize awards for spelling and attendance, plus visits to Mr Gray and other neighbors.

Mabel Longanecker Ireid Ingram Fred Gray Price Lillie Bond Percy Beck Lawrence Thome Kansas City Hugo Schellhern Marie Pleasant Grove Arthur Berry Elizabeth Bunn Francis Martin Winston McNves Marguerite Welch Marie Bacheler Miss Strone Winston McNees Long Mildred Shirrell McNees Hazelberry Inez Bowen Frances, Martin Earl Martin Frances Martin Shirrell “McNees Mabel Longe Rev John Gray

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Wm. Pee D. Myers Gastoria Williamstown District of Columbia United States Capitol Worden Sunshine John Stafford Charlie Rappard Glen Schwartz Earl Harris Wayne Warner Ernest Vaughn Glen Flora Silas Jessee Earl Heffner Irwin Fleer William Heim Virgil Schwartz Arthur Rockhold Louis Brubaker Gladys Flora Hazel Brubaker Washington Creek Miss Bern Open Williams Adeline Johnson Fillis Bonds Porter Bonds Valley Chapel The TR. Williamson Hunter Qor RED CROSS American Red Cross Washington, D. C Cathitts Sephate G . Eatpen Ong Evan A. Edwards Mr. Wr Voie Sedi 4mericar Keil /Cross Mass. St Peoples State Bank Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Emil Oberhoffer Skilton Round Corner Drug Store Emil Qberhoffer Minealis. Symphony Orchestra
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