Picnic at Endora Park Planned with Speakers and Music
A community picnic is set for Endora Park on Thursday in September. An all day event features a speaking program in the afternoon, with arrangements by George Schubert Carter John Miller George Broers L Cy Cox William Stadler and others. Activities include dance music and sports events organized by a long list of local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endora
George” ' Schubert
Carter
John Miller
George ‘Broers
L. Cy Cox
William Stadler
Grounds
George Broers
John Ott
Fred Bartz
Je, Dolisi
Arthur Betnitz
Conger
Speakire
G. F. Richards
L. M.walters
Aldams
Concessions
C. F Richards
Don ‘Westheffer
W. ‘Walters
H. AL “Smith
L. M. Walters
Chris Schdake
J.B. Dolisi
C. L-Conger
Gg.crafe
Local news briefs from Lawrence theaters and city updates
Work began this morning cleaning the Bowerysocks theater with a sand blasting machine as remodeling progresses ahead of Monday’s reopening. Parking changes show promise, while pedestrians are urged to cross only at intersections. The Fair Store front is being replaced, and KU summer school activities toured Leavenworth. The city commission plans a busy meeting tonight with several items on the agenda.
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Ersocks
Massachusetts Street
J.T. Skinner
Kansas Electric Power Co
Baranle
Assachusetts
Pepsin Based Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief
The Round Corner Drug Co advertises Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast cure for indigestion. A single tablespoonful supposedly relieves fullness, bloating, and distress within ten minutes, easing heart pressure and enabling deep breathing.
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Dave
Voyage on the Southern Cross Aboard a Luxurious Ship
George Kreek reports a remarkable journey aboard the Southern Cross to South America. He describes lavish amenities including a children's playroom smoking room and card room as well as fine edibles mushrooms lobsters quail pheasant and alligator pears. The stateroom features two beds two dressers wardrobes eight electric devices a tiled bath with tub and shower. The ship hosts dignitaries the American minister to Uruguay the Argentine minister to Cuba and the Mexican consul to Argentina Admiral Beal Engard. Rio de Janeiro is praised as a world class city and Ambassador Morgan hosts a splendid dinner. The voyage is described as peaceful with precise electric pilot steering and overall wonder.
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J Kre
Uraguay
Montevideo
Guba
Admiral Beavengard
Rios de Janeiro
Brazil
South America
New York City
Hopewell Independence and Lyndon Guests Sunday Afternoon
Hopewell and Independence guests included Mrs Charity Austeall from Topeka Rus sel and Miss Blanche Starr of Lyndon visiting Mr and Mrs C L Doud Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W W Vaughn and children enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Charles Vaughn home. Mrs W G Kincaid and daughter Bullah hosted guests, with W A Kincaid and wife, and S R B Giddens also hosting dinner guests including J Harper and Bullah Kincaid of Peabody. Mrs O L Dowd and granddaughter Inez visited Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doud
Lyndon
Charity
Austeall
Local residents attend gatherings and visits in Baldwin area
The report notes several social visits and events around Baldwin including Mr. Cochran and daughter Hazel Burger visiting the Geo Williams family and trips by Mr. and Mrs. R. Giddens and relatives from Peabody to Lawrence and Baldwin. Freddig Kaiser and Jardon hosted Ottawa guests for a dinner and dances. Mrs. Thompson hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with guests from Lawrence Pittsburgh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Daughtey
Hazel ‘Burger
Lyndon
Geo. Williams
Baldwin
R. Giddens
W. A. Kincaid
Peabody
Lawrence
Leo Williams
Geo. Weliams
Chas
Garnett
Freddig Kaiser
Ottawa
Ee Jardon
F. X.‘Jardon
F. P. Thompson
Horrel
Lon Shores
Ernest Emery
Ruth
Mary Helen
Pittsburgh
Lee. Hadley
F. X. Jardon
Richard Jardon
This Woman's Remarkable Recovery and Product Testimonial
Forest City Iowa woman Mrs Oscar Bohemrut reports major relief from gland and back pain after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds. She details childbirth, return to duties, and a healthy eight month old baby girl. She offers the letter as a testimonial and notes local druggists sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar Bohemrut
Towa
Kaiser Homecoming and Sunday Visits Reported
Virginia Jordon drove to Lawrence Sunday afternoon and visited with Max Kaiser of K U. Mrs. Chas. McKinney and Junior visited after a week's stay with her brother at Bonner Springs and returned home Sunday evening. Mrs. Ketcher, ill mother of Mrs. McKinney, remains very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil White and Vaneta Ruth dined with Rus sel Deay in Vinland. Martha Price and Cal Rush spent Sunday afternoon with George Williams family. Lenora Williams attended.
Wedding of Miriam Johnson and Orland Delinger at Phi Mu House
The marriage took place Tuesday at eleven o'clock at the Phi Mu house in Baldwin. Miss Williams played for the ceremony. Attendees included Mrs and Mrs Virgil White and Erma Winters. Virgil White hauled calves to the Kansas City market Wednesday. Mrs Russel Deay and Thurmay visited daughter Mrs Virgil White. Earle Black and family were shoppers in Lawrence on Saturday.
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Miriam Johnson
Orland Delinger
Phi Muouse
Baldwin
Wiliams
Virgil White
Erma Winters
Kansas ‘City
Russel Deay and
Thurmay
Earle’ Black and
Lawrence
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C. P
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Arkansas
Ben F. Douglas
Fair
M. G. Dél Manzo
Lawrence City
East
Supt
H. P. Smith
Varsity
Bowersock
County
X. J. Kennedy
Farm Bureau
Menger
James “Hagerty
Pittyburgh
Eliza
Beth
Pittenberg
Uniontown
Round Corner Drug Co
New Post
Ambassador Morgan
Indi
George
Kreeck
SAY
BAYER
Reee Serer
Satleriice
Hopewell & Independence
E. Pinkham
BUICK
Company
Michigan “ At ‘Bators, Corporation A
National Bank
Lawrence,Kansas
E. W. Penchard
General
Beidler
Machine Works
Vermont
Watson-Wive Institution
Mass
Kansas
New York
Stevens
Belle Isle
Kotex
Woodburys
Cuticura
Percale Shire
J.C Penney Co
Union
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