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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1925

Page

10

Wheat market swings on weather and transport signals

Chicago reports mixed wheat activity with gains in July and September futures as rains in Illinois and Indiana and more wheat afloat in Europe influenced trade. Corn and oats eased amid unsettled trader sentiment while livestock prices edged higher in Chicago and Kansas City markets. hay and grain receipts noted with regional variations.

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McLOUTH Spring News Highlights And Local Elections

McLouth spring improvements begin on Union Street and the H H Kimmel store building. Election results list mayor Dr Frank Shaffer and several council and police judge posts. The high school wins a silver cup in district basketball at Topeka, Jay E Bond elected school director. Lawrence welcomes Henry Papenhausen cafe man. Marital notices and school events fill the week as teachers and students prepare for upcoming meets and concerts.

H. H. Kimmel Union Street Frank Shaffer Couttman A. C. Chapman A. Emerson Wy.s. Fylé W. &. Worthy W._M. Boyd Topeka Jay E. i Bond R.’H. Ss Henry Papenhausen Man McLouth Tonganoxie Lawrence Anvil Harry Ss. Means Inez Simpson Brethren Parsonage C. E. Fisher Land James Moreland Hansen's Grove Frank Landon Ira Strown Susie Wilcox Chanute Everett Haworth Independence Mother Moody Fred Andrew Oklahoma Warren Turner Brewster P. W Hillix Senath Brown Charles Westfall Laivrende Rack Creek Oscar ‘Kessinger Wyoming W. C. Milley Clarence Shoemaker Beach Cal He Heath Kansas Theo. Dick Texas Ed. Edmonds Thurman Parsons Thos. Edmonds Ad Shoemaker Motherjesa Lars Shoemaker Canfield Dobbs G. M. Casebie United States Dillon Ansbs City Kansas City Oskaloosa Julia Foreman Edmonds Cornwall England Mt Leith Ameria Mas

Local visitors and social notes from Lawrence area

Mrs John Ulm and children plus Mrs J J Ulm of Lawrence were afternoon visitors at Mrs Yeomans this week. The Lee youth group toured Topeka and visited Miss Austin and Mrs Lee Colman who had tonsil surgery at McConnell's hospital and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Orr entertained guests, Mr and Mrs Prescott Underwood of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Milburn Jeffries at supper Saturday. A Dodge car skidded on wet pavement Tuesday evening, rolled into a ditch at the culvert by Kirby's. driver escaped serious injury. Mr and Mrs Fralick came from Topeka Friday evening to spend the night with their parents. Mrs Kirby left Sunday to visit relatives at Hinson-Gani.

Kenwaka Minnie Yeoman Anderson Kansas City Lucille Love Gyrus McCall Walker Kirby John Ulm J.jh Ulm Lawrence Yeoman Lee Topeka Miss Austin Lee Colman Be Orr Prescott Underwood Milburn Jeffries Kirby’s Fralick Pop ‘Ka Rosetay Mrgs Hinson Gani

Infancy and Funeral Notes in Lecompton Scene

A local obituary and community update recounts the passing of a woman who formed a Methodist Episcopal church at age fourteen and left a large family including Edward of Guernsey Wyoming, Benjamin, Henry, Margaret Keefer of Topeka, Lila Means of McLouth, brothers Charles of Canon and Guy of Colorado, William of McLouth, and sister Mrs. Harry Oliver in England. Interment was at Union Cemetery. The item also covers nearby residents visiting relatives, a garage job change by Silas Clay, and multiple Lecompton social notices, church events, school updates, and local election results from April.

Edward Guernsey Wyo Benjamin Henry Margaret Keefer Topeka Lila Means McLouth Charles Canon Guy Colo William of Harry Oliver England Fother Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church J. A. Shuler Jesus Union Norah Glogan Maple Hill Verna Garrett Holton A. J Garretks Garrett Silas Clay Kansas City Estaili Garage Ted Baughman Cathall Winifred Springer Arthur Gibbons Patricia Quen Baughman Pauline Jime ‘Kreider W. Kreider Roy Knapp Jack Hil W. C. Hill Wm. Drake Epworth

Lawrence High Operetta Swords and Scissors at Liberty Memorial

The annual Lawrence high school operetta titled Swords and Scissors will be staged Wednesday night April 29 at the Liberty Memorial Auditorium. Miss Mabel Barnhart directs the production with Jack Casey managing the entertainment. All musical groups from the high school will participate. Also noted is a Sunday School Workers luncheon at First Methodist Church tomorrow evening at 6. E S Weatherby chairs the school. B F Copley is Wichita’s new city commissioner, elected unanimously.

Lawrence High School Liberty Memorial Auditorium Mabel Barnhart Iusic Jack Casey High Soog First E. S. Weatherby

Lawrence visitors fill Wagner home area notes

Local society items record Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper visiting Lawrence Tuesday and entertained at the Wagner home for dinner and supper. Several Lawrence visitors appear including Mr and Mrs Herman Brokmann and daughter Etheline and Austin Arnett of near Blue Mound. Multiple calls, moves, and family visits are listed with names such as Ellen Wagner, Charles Southard, Geo Pardee, Mr and Mrs Fitchpatrick, Elmer Breckenridge, Fred Grim et Wagner, Clara Hunsinger, Nellie and Bertha Stewart, Mrs Fred Griffis, and ads for Journal-World offerings and want ads.

Charles Cooper Lawrence Herman Brokmann Etheline Austin Arnett Near Blue Mound Wagner Hone Ellen Wagner Elmer Fredrick Hershel Hemphill Eugene Artman Joe Saile Ethel Mae Joe Wagner Famiy George Fitchpatrick Lawreneg ‘Peters Elmer Breckenridge Mr. Steward Geo, Pardee Fred Grimet Wagner Austin Arnett Nellie Bertha Stewart Fred, Griffis Fred Griffis Bertha Steward

Local paving complete after fall start in Lawrence

Paving work started last fall is finished and streets opened to the public in Lawrence. Unpaved blocks remain on Nineteenth Street from Massachusetts to Louisiana the 2100 block of Tennessee the 1900 block of Rhode Island the 1700 block of Ohio and the 1200 block of Delaware. The city commissioners will soon seek bids on spring projects.

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Vinland News Highlights School Visit Play and Visits

Miss Glads Campbell led a normal training group visiting Hopeweil school on Wednesday. The Hopeweil recap notes several locals, a mumps recovery, a golden wedding trip, and the postponed play Cheer Up Chad staged Tuesday. Forty dollars was earned from the play with cast members listed and nearby returns, plus multiple residents’ visits and homecomings.

Glads Campbell Hopeweil Snrah Lois O’brien Gertie Deay Johanna’ Griffis Wilbur’ Randel Stephen Speicher Mae Hagerman Welgame W.H George Hoskinson Ensign Charles Hoskinson Chad Chad Barnett Barnett Company Avier Shick Ramsey Fullerton Hch Fred Gottstein Dexter Marlin Nichols Clifton James June Crawford Jennie Stevens Sadie Jackson Saucy Blunt Jane's Ruth Sturdy Susie Bernice Holmes Agnes Stevens Vinland Rural High School Jnd C. K. Jones Lem Sturdy Belyeir Ottawa Ralph Jameson W. S

Lawrence and area families gather for weekend visit

HORTH Lawrence and Mrs. Raymond Carr and daughters spent Sunday with the Carr family. Alcen McCenn of Gardner was in Lawrence last week to visit his mother. Roy Clark peka visited at the B. L. Sauniers home Sunday evening. Charles Hicks spent Sunday visiting Re City, Mr and Mrs. Walter Rose with their mother. Fuller are moving to their farm near LaCygne this week. Mrs. Fuller sell their BaWEbite Proper roy to ron Dick i x recently Walter and family on Easter program Sunday morning.

Raymond Carr

Easter program at Centenary M E praised by full house

The Sunday night Easter program by the Christian church committee drew a full house at Centenary M E. Rev Popplewell left for Kansas City Monday to visit an old friend, Dr.

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How to Get Rid of Neuritis Quick

An advertisement claims Joint-Ease relieves neuritis rapidly by penetrating skin to ligaments and tendons. It also markets Joint-Ease for backache pleurisy and sore throat, priced at 60 cents a tube, sold by The Round Corner Drug Co. and other druggists nationwide.

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SICK WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE

A Georgia woman 53 credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from severe life changes and prolonged illness. She reports ability to leave bed after two weeks and urges others to try the remedy, noting nationwide feedback of many benefits and wide availability.

Macon Georgia Iftme Lydia E. Pinkham F.B. Arappen Holt Avenue Fiacon Lydia & Pinkham

Marmot Prescription Tablets Promise Obesity Cure

An article touts Marmot Prescription Tablets as a famed obesity remedy offered in tablet form. It claims wide availability at drugstores worldwide and lists a price of one dollar, instructing readers to send payment to the General Motors Bridge address. The promotion urges violent exercise as the method to achieve a normal body.

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Unclear names in Kansas event note from Easter period

A fragmented note mentions Gaines after an appendectomy in Kansas, a Mr and Mrs Wise retiring from a trip to Augusta, the funeral of an old friend, and Mr and Mrs Walter Palmateer spending Easter in Kansas City.

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