Engagements and Social Notices From Kansas City Star
A crowded social day includes Miss Beatrice Neueiler and Donald Wheelock engagement announced with mid September wedding plan. Miss Lou Carraher and Clarence He Sowers wed at 4 pm in Augusta with reception, then a trip east. Kappa Kappa Psi plans a benefit play at Dutch Garden with a large cast of named students and community members.
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Willem Neueiler
Beatrice
Donald Lawrence Wheelock
Kansas
City Star
Carraher Sowers
Lou Carraher
Clarence He Sowers
Augusta
Si Ingither
Thomas F. English
East
Webber Lin
Kansas City
Why agtresses never grow old in stage life
A fragmented news page notes public notices and social items including engagements, parties, and travel repair details. It references a discussion about aging on stage, fashion, and facial care, plus several wedding and social notices from Kansas City and nearby towns.
Airdome Party Honors Miss Opal Holmes of Lawrence
Guests gathered at the Airdome last evening for a Lind party honoring Miss Opal Holmes of Lawrence, visiting Miss Catherine Cross and Miss Bertha Cissna of Kansas City. After the show, refreshments were served as part of the social gathering. Moving notices show Mr. and Mrs. Theodore LaLumiere plan to relocate to Lawrence and occupy 418 Mississippi Street. Birth announcements report the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs G2 Leseher. Numerous Lawrence residents, out-of-town visitors, and Kansas City guests were noted in daily exchanges and travel plans across town.
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Jessie Talbot
Cora Shinn
Innorence
Ethel’ Gile
Miss Shinn
Elva McFarland
Bellewile
Kane Aiuls
Hazel
Keeley
Pawhuska
Olahina
G. A. Landés
Parsons Sun
Airdome
Opal Holmes
Lawrence
Catherine Cross
Bertha Cissna
Kansas City
Amastina Cissna
Alten
Ft. Srott
Rendblean
Theodore LaLumiere
Leavenworth
Lawrénee
Mississippi Street
Laianipug
Journal-Workd
J. K. Tidrow
F. M. ‘Tidrow
W. H. Paul
Blue Rapids
Ken
Tila Long
Edgar Little
Salina
Kansas
R. M. Perkins
Moraine Park
Colorado
Stummer
M. ¥. Holmes
Mattie Coley
Little ‘Blue
Miedouil
Marjorie Shore
Excelsior Springs
J. B. Wood
A. Bi “Hundley
Tom Yeateh
Francis Yeateh
Kansas ‘City
Fred A. Fowler
Hutchinson
B. F. Redmond
Tiawrence
Axtell
W. E. Scott
Burlington
Wis
Bixler
Fanporta
Kenneth, Faye
Phil Dodderidge
Whit City
Herb Bullene
A. D. Weaver
New York
Geo. Esterly
Topeka
Bert Tuller
Frank Loman
Couveil Grove
Thaneas
A. L
Lula Pence
Iss Mina
Zell Jones
Otto Wulfekubler
Leaysenworth Times
Earl “Oswalt
Vedna Ellis
Alta Warren
Robert Ellis
Midland
Marie Sladek
Mod. Nellis
Giage Park
Edna Holden
Madi Son
Cora Shinnings
Tryi Chanute
Sehall
Guneordi
Kan
Inisine
Carrol
Myra
I.N. Garrett
Roy
Springer
Eldorado
Suiuitwr Setiyol
Freed Campbell
Sev
Olathe
Owen Carl
Vic Tolmson
Asther
S Park
Colo
Margaret Tampton
Hoxie
Kantrim
Boulddy
Digk’ Upton
Pett Sound
H. Dunnett
Phillis Aes
Kan‘sas Ci
Addie
Nellie Beal
William Coleman
Superior
J. WY
Oleman
Eizabeth
Kvajs
Widnesday
Carre Ion
Jinan’ Gibson
Chica Pea
Mildred’ Cole
Ciey
Dick Burton
Inne
Roberts Taniae
A.D. Car
Ee M. Tidrow
Gospel Team from Christian Church at Valley Grove Service
The Valley Grove schoolhouse near Lawrence hosted an afternoon gospel service by the Gospel Team from the Christian Church under Dre McFarland. The talk on peace and the wars in Europe drew attentive listeners as Dr McFarland preached on the second and fourth Lord's Day afternoons each month, with Brother and Sister Shrout guiding the services. A large number of young people joined in the singing of old time gospel hymns.
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Valley Grove
McFarland
Shrout
Not There Delays Kept Teachers Abroad Says Officials
Disturbance in Europe is likely to delay a good number of teachers traveling there. County Superintendent Hawley and City Superintendent Smith stated today there are no Douglas County teachers in Europe at present. Some Kansas University teachers are overseas and their return date is unknown.
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Europe
Hawley
Smith
Douglas County
Kansas University
Earape
Lawrence
Anniversary of Wilson Creek Battle War’s Early Clash
The Wilson Creek battle, fought August 1 1861 near Missouri, featured many Lawrence residents and notable casualties including General Lyon. The anniversary recalls one of the war’s early decisive engagements and its impact on regional history.
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Wilson Creek
Lyon
Kilat
German Scientist Declares No Good Word for Flies
A garbled article quotes a German scientist declaring that no good term exists for flies. It notes flies’ foot dirt and cleaning attempts, and suggests the discovery may shed light on their behavior, while humorously discussing gravity, wall-walking and irritation.
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Goerman
Fies
Broadway Players Present The Die That Binds at Airdome Tonight
The Broadway Players open a week at the Airdome with The Die That Binds, a highly anticipated drama promised to be a cosmopolitan success. Lead actors Francis J. Ing Fannie Hamho and Stanley, with Arthur Olin in a splendid company, are set to captivate Lawrence theatre-goers.
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Airdome
Francis J.ing
Fannie Hamho
Stanley
Arthur Olin
Lawrence
International money orders and parcel post to Europe suspended
Postmaster C S Finch received orders authorizing international money orders up to 100 for non Americans stranded abroad but cautioned against orders for abroad. A separate order suspends parcel post to France and Germany until further notice. Packages mailed to those countries will be returned and postage refunded.
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France
Germany
C. S. Finch
Tthe
Postal’ Administration
Blegrams
Study Nature with Nature and Bring Your Books
Professor Stevens at the University of Kansas revises the dictum to study nature with nature and bring your books. Two dozen narrative students meet daily on campus for six hours of Organic Evolution work in informal, turf-side sessions. Classes begin at seven thirty, with morning and afternoon blocks, Socratic lectures, and open discussions led by Stevens, who uses informal settings and cross legged seating on the turf to foster active inquiry amid campus bustle.
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Stevens
Married in Lawrence by Probate Judge at Woodward's
Orrin W Stelly and Ella Huntley both of Lawrence procured a license late Saturday evening and were married by Probate Judge Lindley. The Airdome meeting drew a large attentive audience with Rev McFarland of the Christian Church presiding on Christian Unity. Met meetings at the Airdome have proved a success as people support the ministers and join in the reforms.
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Orrin’ W.stelly
Ella Huntley
Lawrence
Lindley
Airdome
Airdone
McFarland
Christian Church
Burial of Mrs. M. Hill at Oak Hall Cemetery
Mrs. M. Hill Sher died in Boston and was cremated. The burial took place at Oak Hall Cemetery with a brief service conducted by Christian Science observer. Former Lawrence resident Mrs. Hill was known to many in Lawrence. Relatives from Kansas City and Lutchnison attended the ceremony.
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Oak Hall Cemetery
M. Hil. Sher
Boston
Lawrence
Christian Science Whee
Hill
Arthur Hill
Kansas City
K. Forsehe
Lutchhinson
Chamberlains Liniment advertised for aches and rheumatism
An advertisement for Chamberlains Liniment from Woodward's, promoting relief from muscular pains, rheumatism, sciatica, and back soreness. It claims many sufferers have seen good results and notes availability through dealers.
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Chamberlain
Woodward's Fountain Distilled Water and County Prisoner Earnings
Distilled water advertised at Woodward's Fountain. Sheriff C. B Whipple reports income from prisoners totaling 839.47 dollars turned over to the County Treasurer and 87,008.43 paid to prisoners' dependents under the act passed by the last legislature. Most prisoners worked as farm hands or laborers, with a few skilled workers earning higher wages. employers were often liberal in charges for clothing and necessities.
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Sherif
Treasury
Roth
Whipple
Tof
Livermore
Beiberals
Jail inmates find work under 1913 commitment law
Sheriff Whipple notes the 1913 commitment law reduced jail crowding in Rock County. In the past year only trial detainees remained jailed as the sheriff’s office became an employment agency. Beloit Edgerton and Janesville courts led the way in applying the statute with Wisconsin counties increasingly using the system to aid prisoners and their dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Beloit
Edgerton
Janesville
Rook
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Syria
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