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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

3

Winter Florida Visit and Local Social Roundup

The fragment outlines winter sojourns in Florida and a local gathering at Mrs Watkins sister Mrs Todd. Names like Gertrads Tan, Miss May Stevenson, Miss Alicia and Malet McNaughton appear amid notes of a junior play, visitor plans, soldier reunions, and upcoming entertainments. The text references storms delaying events and a church group Eastern Star hosting activities.

Florida Watkins John Todd Gertrads Tan Conse Marcel Dles Aling Frelenmuth Apelsted Wiater Dollie Grace Baniders Truth Phenice Alice Spoor Alii Ee Mixa Spoor Wanaas City Alis Warner Joseph France Cinic Soine Joe Eye Denver Eastor W. C. Allen Eastern Star Miss May Stevenson State University Extension Department Porters‘incert Company Carolina Alicia Malet McNaughton WK. T Dairy McNaughton Mixa Blanche Mullen

Marriage at Pratt Ties Maclin Son to Miss Haywood

Pat Maclin of Tongandozie and Miss Net tin Haywood of Fowler Kansas wed March 28 1919 at Pratt Kansas due to Paul Maclin’s duties at Camp Funston the couple met halfway The romance began at Emporia Normal where both studied Summers and their schools were nearby Paul a Quaker drafted for the war served as a base hospital clerk at Camp Funston. only furlough was for his brother Luke's funeral The article notes local friends and relatives sending best wishes and records a busy local social scene with visits and small town movements surrounding the wedding and community life.

Maclin Pat Pratt Kanenx Mise Nettin Haywood Fowler Kans Paul Camp Funston Emporis Normal Tonganoxie Our Tamathool Erporla Nermal Luke Miases Skages Edminister Blonday Maud Edmonds Lawrence Tonganoxle Mondey McLouth Reschbacher Ottawa

Colorado Education Association Convention Opens in Denver

Teachers salaries vocational education and reconstruction in education will be discussed at the Colorado Education Association convention in Denver. Superintendents and principals attend the meeting today to set policy and priorities for the state’s schools.

Colorado Education Association Denver

Artichoke gardening tips and free garden book offer

A National War Garden Commission bulletin explains Jerusalem and globe artichokes, planting and care, harvest timing, and how to grow Pai-Tsai Chinese cabbage. Readers are invited to request a free garden instruction book with a 2 cent postage stamp.

National War Garden Commission of Washington National War Garden Commission

Garden link between city homes and farm prosperity

The city garden provides fresh vegetables and teaches youngsters about natural forces. It reduces demand on farmers and allows them to focus on wheat corn meat and other essential foods. Gardens also foster public insight into the obstacles farmers face and strengthen local food resilience.

Grutzmacher and Dale Wed in Arkansas City

Hugh Grutzmacher and Dorothy Dale married in Arkansas City on April 9. Grutzmacher graduated from the University in 1917 and has since worked in a bank at Onaga. He belongs to the Sigma Phi Sigma fraternity.

Hugh Grutzmacher Dorothy Dale Arkansas City Grutzmacher The University Onaga Kun- St Sigma Phi Sigma

Government bonds and tax implications questioned

The speaker argues that partial bond subscriptions still bring in funds, whereas full subscription prevents the need for higher taxes. They suggest receiving some revenue now is preferable to waiting for complete uptake and facing greater fiscal pressure.

Viet Liberty Loan Promotion and Funeral Visit

Mrs. R. M. Mock traveled to Winnall this morning to attend the funeral of Mrs. Anderson amid community notices and ongoing Liberty Loan activities.

Viet Liberty Loan

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