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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
4
Local column notes an unnamed visitor from Lawrence Elt staying at a Colorado residence. The brief item mentions a casual call and no further events or affiliations.
Former Lawrence residents and visitors on a Denver trip share encounters with local people now living in Denver. Names include Hollis, Webster, Steele, Dinsmoor, Bartelides, Hornaday, Sheets, and others visiting or residing in Denver while reporting on family, work, and schooling ties back home.
Dolan F. J. Kelly of the University of Kansas School for Education will discuss the state of national education at the upcoming Monday luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce. Faulkner, editor of the Ladies' Home Journal events page, will join as guest speaker and perform readings, with Chaulauqua games organized by Miss Umper and Miss Gadts to be featured.
Festivities mark the Festival of the Transfiguration and Bolivia's independence anniversary. Edith Roosevelt turns ten. Kentucky holds primaries for November elections. A 10,000 ton steel vessel is launched in Mobile. Catholic prelates including Archbishop Bonkam attend meetings at Fort Wayne to discuss the Catholic Center Society of America.
Transmeier visits, dinners, and dances mark a busy Kanwaka period with local families hosting and attending gatherings. Residents like Underwood, Shields, and Banks socialize at homes, churches, and Kanwaka Hall while noting farm work, schooling groups, and upcoming events.
The article notes a housing quest as schools approach, seeking rooms for teachers in the patio school system. The office has many requests for host placements, with two current options and over twenty teachers awaiting rooming. The teacher problem differs from students as university proximity is not essential.
A special delegation is to be sent from Ris claves Reval to the United States under Telerranh agency guidance. The United Portragiad lead envoy will visit the U S as part of a diplomatic exchange. In other news Baldwin and Eudora high schools move from Class C to Class B, while Lawrence and Lecompton retain their Class A and Class positions respectively.
Heavy rain caused Yankylante Creek to overflow, flooding the road from Dutton Bridge to Sangin Creek Bridge. Water depths reached about four feet, leaving only tops of concrete structures visible according to county officials. The flooding cut a major route and prompted closure concerns.
Fragmentary newspaper notice mentions Mr and Mrs Dow Dewyert from Lawrence and Edy Seetin with Transmeier and children. The text is incomplete but indicates a family listing or social notice with multiple names and relations.
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