In Memoriam Camp Fire Girls of Lawrence
In Memoriam for Mrs. Caryl Dodds a pioneer Guardian in Lawrence Camp Fire movement. She helped found the first group in 1913, then Miss Annabelle Crawford, with members named in the Kanza Wah-ca-zizi group. Other notes cover camp activities, gatherings, honors, and an upcoming show at Liberty Memorial High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Caryl Dodds
Kansas City
Odds
Dodds
Annabelle Crawford
Ideal Camp Fire Council
Woodlawn
Woodlawn School
LaVerne Stugard
Fahwakatawa
Ellen Hazard
Guardians Association
Camp Fire
Guardians’ Association
Liberty Memorial High School
Priice Laurea Adair
Ivan Benson
Lena Camp Fire
the Guardian
Laura Adair
Mary-Virginia Smith
Aokiva
Josephine
Elva Belle Lawrence
Elizabeth Walker
Miss Lawrence
Wayne Gill
Baldwin News Highlights From A Busy Weekend In Ottawa And Baldwin
Baldwin area social notes recount visits by Miss Myrtle McGuire and Delta Tau Delta events in Baldwin. Ottawa residents Lois Benhan and Grace Hampton visit. Kansas City ties appear with Mrs. Sir Hughes and Miss Peggy Swartz. Tennis matches against Ottawa Univ players noted. Delta Tau Delta party described with elaborate decorations and Kansas City entertainment. Obituary reports Mrs Sofia Stephens funeral in Baldwin. Twin births announced. various visits by local teachers, photographers, and university affiliates. Firestone social roundups include choral plans for next Sunday’s Lawrence event.
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Myrtle. McGuire
Kansas City
Clarence McGuire
Baltimore
Mrs City
Delta Delta Delta
Sir Hughes
Ottawa
Lamar Hughes
Httle Ellwysi Hughes
Theodore Runyah
Wayne Gunter
Ottawa University
Lois Benhan
Peggy Swartz
Topeka
Zeta Tau*Alpha
Delta Tau
Grace Hampton
Fay Holliday
Cecil Sanders
G. F. Sanders
D. T. Lawson
Ophelia Rose
Alice M. Lavery
J. Howand Campbell
Hom
K. Ebright
George Capwell
Cottonwood Falls
Baldwin
Capwell
Alfred EB. Leach
Emmett Davidson
Coffeyville
Kenneth D. Davidson
Davidson
Helen Wilson
Abilene
Harriett W
North Sixth Street
Metropolitan Art Museum
New York City
Willvbd
Converse’ College
Spartanburg
5. C
Frances Spencer
Kansas’ City
Thomas L. Harris
Omaha
Neb
Princeton
Annabelle Newton
Association of America University
Vernon Reppart
Buckner
Missouri
Thomas A. Evans
Baldivia
The
Armance
Migs Flora Kraft
Manley Q. Wareham
Oak ‘Park
Oak Park
Wareham
Europe
Baker
Alfred
Cap) Bunyan
Pittsburg
W. M. Bunyan
Sulphur Spring
Ark
Earl Bruner
Claude Beeks
Delta Tau Delta
Aleasider Bruner
E. Beeks
Eineeboth Fones
University of Kansas
James D. Slip
Elizabeth
Frances Allen
Rutherford
Bethlany Hospital
J. D. Smith
FE. W. Allen
Baldwin Choral Union
Lawrence
Lawrence Choral Union
April Fair at William Henry home raises funds for new church
Big Springs reports the April Fair drew social and financial success with about $20 to add to the Faster cash offering for a new United Brethren church. The event featured stunts, games, a lunch, and a social meeting with many Christian Endeavor Society members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry
United Brethren
Bey
Christian Endeavor Society
Big Springs’ Farm Bureau Club
Mildred Smith
Herbert Wylmer
Willian Plateman
5. S Holloway
Howard Henry
Mrs. Henry
Oscar Weber
Mabel Zebb
Community notes on families and local elections
Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson and children visited Mrs Wilsons parents Mr and Mrs George Morris. Big Springs school board elected William Swecker to replace F J Custard. Farm Bureau presidents met in Lawrence for county districting. Mrs Custard ill. twins cared for by Goldie Slusservis. Francis Hogue vacationed in Topeka. Bahnmaier from Germany planned to live with Mrs Alfred Heide. William Wilsons journeyed to California.
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Sinclair Oil
Charles Wilson
Wilson
George Morris
Ebersole
Harve Stone
Aldeen
Elza
Clayton
Orville
J. D. Henry
Gertrude
Alma
Dwight
William ‘Swecker
F. J. Custard
Big Springs
Custard
Ray
Cree
Lawrence
Glenn
Harvard Henry
Allj
Farm Bureau
Douglas
Francis Hogue
Topeka
Howard Henry
Mil Bahnmaier
Alfred Heide
Germany
A. Luthee
Fred Phillps
John Wilson
Virgil
California
California Legion Endorses Transcontinental Wilson Highway Plan
California semabells the American Legion have been asked to endorse a proposed transcontinental highway named Wilson Highway. The route would run from Washington D C to Los Angeles, honoring the World War President. The plan suggests building a continental highway network across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
California
Semabels
American Legion
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Movement forms in Augusta to back Woodrow Wilson route
A movement has started in Augusta Georgia to support a southern route project. Officials in the region have been notified as childhood homes and the east are cited as backing the plan for Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Woodrow Wilson
Outgro Advertised For Ingrown Toenail Relief
An advert claims a few drops of Outgro in the nail crevice reduce inflammation and pain by toughening the skin beneath the nail. It asserts the nail turns outward overnight. The harmless antiseptic, made for chiropodists, is available to buyers from drug stores in two tiny bottles with directions.
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May Court of Honor
Starenpo Canmp
Janes
Hetty Burkholder
Dorothy
Arnold
Amp
Martha Jane Foster
Wayne Zion
Mary Jane Dale-Gill
Jane Burkholder
Msg. McClaughry
University Commons
Qld Ladies Relief Home
Leavenworth
Nettie Wismer
New York Street
Chelawenssa Camp Fire
Lar ‘Verne Stugard
Chicago
Lawrence Flower Gires
XJ. Kennedy
Kootima
Tte
Lenora Harnar
Baldwin News
Brunswick
Palmer
Tire and Battery Co
Sue
Wrigley
Wrigley's
Plan Southern Highway
Malden
Naomi
Thau
Kansas
Boston
Guardian
Ewernndt
Wdc
Clark
Syd
Sri i
Mennen
Paris
Alet
Milward
Per Jarviet
Colgate
Woodbury’s
Wade
Soe
Williams
Layman’s
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