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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
5
A jumble of social events, meetings, and visits fills the day as locals attend entertainments and plan gatherings. The notes mention a prohibition era style party, church group activities, a Grand Lodge meeting, and various residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Personal A Fierec medieval selentist has statement that bald tuu that he go topethes, and Mrs.George II Jef, last night for ,Cole- Wiggs where they expect y some weeks. Bert Jones went to Hutchinson this morning fur a visit with his ghter and her husband, Mr. and Mre, Luke Martin and family. Ted Lander went 10 Julo ees Gay to spend a Week with Charlie Kohler there. Miss Grace Gerby has returned home from Emporia, where she has been attending the Normal for the past six weeks. Miss Jexeie Borg went to To pela yesterday to spend the rest of the week with friends, ' Mr. and Mrs. Pred Fitzgerald re turned to their home in Decatur.
Death notices for Heasie Marlowe Maclawe 41 of Wat Tancotn Street died yesterday at Jistedale Hospital. Funeral services set for 2:30 pm at Norch Lawrence church with burial at Our Hel cemetery. Other lines note Mary Johnson and Mrs. Mary Johnson funeral details. multiple fragmented notices appear from Kansas City and Greek Orothi.
The machine gun company of the 500d Infantry will hold its fourth annual reunion at Atehi fun on Sept 4. Former members are asked to write to We CG. Mounghiuns, secretary, 4419 Washington, Kansas City, Mo, for details and onward information.
A large Kanwaka Club picnic drew families and guests from Williams, Lawrence, Topeka, and Washington Creek. Attendees listed include Levett Miller Browne Shaw Wear Transmeier Nicely and many others. Following the meal, ice cream was served, and club activities continued with social visits and neighborhood notices.
Mrs Ruth Seamans public health nurse reports July activity with 187 visits and fifty current cases, eighteen new additions, one imported typhoid case in town, and generally low sickness and no evacuations. Mr and Mrs Carl Hird hosted a social hour with games and refreshments at the close.
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