Bridge Parity And Birthday News In Kansas City
Yesterday afternoon at the Eldridge Hotel a bridge party honored Miss Madge Gaunt and Miss Marie Gaunt as they prepare for a world voyage. Prizes went to Miss Marie Gaunt and Miss Sheperd, with Miss Olmstead taking the consolation. Guests received yellow black travel diaries, punch was served, and favors were parasols with shepherdess handles. The gathering included numerous local social figures and a Scotch foursome played at the Country Club later, with Mr. and Mrs. Bruner taking second in dinner company. Additional items note a birthday party for a seven year old, a children’s party at 1012 Tennessee, twin birth announcements for the Wells family, and plans for Lawrence Circle No. 75 G. A. R. meeting with a memorial address by Capt. Criss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hutson
Eldridge Hotel
Madge Gaunt
Marie Gaunt
Ruth Wellman
Bertha Alice Perkins
Gertrude Coolidge
Emma Emley
Mary Frances Sheper
Elizabeth Cain
Marjorie Olmstead
Nellie Ydkes
Dorothy Priestley
Rowena Longshore
Sheperd
Olmsteady
Scotch
Fredo Barteldes
Otte’ Bartéldes
K. ‘Broner
H. T. Jones
Claud Scott
Sharon Mote
R. H. Edminton
Dudley Asher
Personal Notices of Travel and Visits Across States
Local notices report Mr and Mrs Dave Horkman and Mr and Mrs F L Courtney traveling to Brainerd Minnesota by car with reports of rough Nebraska roads. Others return from motor trips through Town and Minnesota. Mrs Frank B Strong leaves for Minnesota to visit sister Mrs FE D Barber in St Paul. Dr and Mrs Edward Hislop return from overland trip to Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Edwin F Price depart to spend a month visiting relatives in Wellington. Mrs J A Sterling of St Louis Missouri visits C G Wolfe with her two children Virginia and Betty. Mr and Mrs V K Braner host Rev and Mrs C E Kirng and daughter Mildred King of Wichita for a day in Kansas City. Otto Barteldes returns from Denver Colorado visiting brother Armin Barteldes. Brethren Church notes service times and sermon subject Lean Souls in fat pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Horkman
F. L. Courtney
Brainerd
Minn
Nebraska
B. H. Baloo
Robert. Edmondson
Thelma Edmondson
Marion Decker
Minnesota
Frank B. Strong
FE. D. Barber
St. Paul
Edward’ Hislop
Edwin. F. Price
Wellington
J. A. Sterling
St. Louis
Virginia
Betty
C. G. Wolfe
V. K. Braner
C. E. Kirng
Mildred King
Wichita
Kansas City
Otto Barteldes
Denever
Colo
Armin ,Barteldes
Balesday Bargains Featured in Shopping News One Day Sale
The Shopping News supplement lists Lawrence merchants offering one day only August sales. Readers are urged to review the advertisements and select needed goods as prices are slashed for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal-World
Lawrence
Deutsche Bank Occupies Berlin Palaces in 1923
Berlin notes Deutsche Bank now occupies one of the citys finest palaces with branches in mansions. A Daily Mail Berlin correspondent says the first half 1923 report values the property at about 40 million marks roughly $200 million in property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Deutsche Bank
Berlin
Daily Mail
Weaver Battled Paratyphoid in Waterford Visit
C E Decker, visiting A D Weaver at Waterford Connecticut last Sunday, found him very ill since leaving Lawrence. Doctors diagnosed paratyphoid fever. Weaver was bedridden three weeks after going to his summer home. his temperature has fallen below 100 and he feels improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Decker
A. D. Weaver
Waterford
Conn
Mr. Weaver
Lawrence
Connecticut
Farmers Buy Jardon Elevator in Baldwin City
The Douglas County Co operative Association has purchased the Jardon grain elevator at Baldwin City and will take possession Monday. The deal includes the elevator, machinery, truck and farm implements as a replacement for a shed burned recently. Insurance of $12,000 was received for the loss of the former plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lone Star C PLA Initiates Six Members At Meeting
Six members—C. C. Carl H H Mack Geo Price Rudolph Dietz C E Johnson and Ray McChure—were initiated into the Lone Star C PLA last night with about sixty members in attendance. Officers reelected included D F Smith president O B Lindell vice president Gott Heb Neider secretary P C Band treasurer Murray Boird guardian and Frank Flory guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carl
H .H. Mack
Geo. Price
Rudolph Dietz
C. E. Johnson
Ray McChure
Lone Star C. Pla
Lone- Star
D. F. ‘Smith
O. B. Lindell
Gott- Heb Neider
Sec’'Y
P. C. Band
Murray Boird
Guardian
Frank Flory
Demand More Teachers Emporia Aug 8
August 8 There is a greater demand for teachers this year than last year says Carl W Salser director of the teacher appointment bureau at the Kansas State Teachers College here. The call for teachers with degrees has been unusually heavy with salaries slightly higher than last year and higher standards of preparation required for teachers. Fourteen graduates from the college here were placed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Aug
Carl W. Salser
Kansas State Teachers’ College
H B Peairs to Washington and resignations noted
H B Peairs of Haskell will return to Washington tonight for months of work as chief supervisor of Indian education. Prof F Baker, head of architecture at Kansas State Agricultural College, resigns to join the University of Cincinnati. The state board seeks a new head for the department. The county jail hosts musical prisoners daily with quartets and solos heard from the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Peairs
Washington
H.b.peairs
Haskell
D. G C
Aggie Architect
F. Baker
Kasisas State Agricultural College
University of Cincinnati
State Board of “Administration
Eastman Drives Chevrolet Touring In Hot Weather Ad
Miss Bertha Salisbury visits Mrs. John Lovett at Sibley. Sunday special features Cherry Nut and Vanilla ice cream with pink and white layer brick. Kaw Valley Ice Cream and Kaw Valley Creamery Butter advertise as sole manufacturers. A roadster for sale is listed by Lawrence Buick Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jMiss
Bertha Salisbury
Sibley
John Lovett
KAW Valley
KAW Valley Creamer
Regular Camp Meeting Set by Kansas Holiness Assn
Wichita August 6 192? A religious gathering planned at Beulah Park August 16 to 26 by the Kansas State Holiness Association marking its 34th annual meeting with 15800 members across 25 denominations. Rev W R Cain Wichita secretary for 17 years organizing program with trustees and a staff of workers including Rev Joseph H Smith Rev Charles Stalker Bishop A D Zahniser Mrs Joseph H Smith Prof B D Sutton and Rev A I Hipple Tent provisions await visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Beulah Park
Kansas State Holiness Association
W.R. Cain
J.K. Grier
Mr. Hope
Thomas .Carter
Newton
Jacob Johnson
J. L. Mayo
Young Peoples
Joseph. H. Smith
Redlands
Calif
Charles Stalker
Cleveland plans international county fair at Public Hall
A gigantic county fair to be held October 6 to 16 in Public Hall Cleveland will be the Cleveland National Exposition. It will display agricultural products implements livestock fruits and flowers from America with Canadian Mexican Puerto Rican and Cuban displays. James B Fleming manages the event and aims to showcase champion livestock and an all nation apple show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Associated Press
America
James B. Fleming
Fleming
Obregon
Mexico
Department of Industry
Porto Rico
Cuba
Ohio Street Home Robbed of Silverware and Jewelry
Mrs. Millie Blurton of 806 Ohio Street reported a break in last night between midnight and morning. Entry was through a south bedroom window. stolen items include six knives, six forks, twelve spoons, a silver tea set, a gold bracelet, and $10. Corinne Archard, 126 Penn Street Lin, Mo, was held for investigation on a technical charge and jailed after earlier custody and release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Blurton
Ohio Street
Corinne Archard
Penn Street
Foplin
Lawrence
Glaskin and Smith win first round in municipal tennis
George Glaskin and Gerald Smith of Kansas City defeating H. FE Mitchell and S. G. Williamson of Detroit 6 0 6 4 6 4 in the first round of the National Municipal tennis championship played in St Louis. Glaskin captains the KU tennis team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glaskin
Gerald Smith
Kansas City
K. U
H. FE
Mitchell
S. G. Williamson
Detroit
St. Louis
Glaskin
Hk. U
Minnesota forms first state association of women pharmacists
Registered women pharmacists in Minnesota organize a state association described as the country’s first of its kind. Kathryn Pike, expert on customs laws, has for some time served as assistant secretary of the treasury in Washington. Also notes a Dodge roadster for sale from Lawrence Buick Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Kathryn Pike
Evacuation Planned for British Army in Constantinople
With Lausanne peace near, General Harrington announces six weeks after ratification evacuation of the British occupation force from Constantinople. He urges dignity and restraint to prevent incidents, and to avoid Turkish military moves or triumphal entries until all troops depart. The orderly withdrawal aims to maintain security and reflect the force's traditions.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Lausanne
Harrington
Golden Horn
Angora
Bosphorus
Chanak
Galipoli
Thrace
Charles Harrington
General Harrington
Turkey
Harington
Marriage by capture halted by King Abdullah
In a Transjordan incident a Circassian police recruit abducted a wealthy widow from Damascus to Kerak and proposed marriage by capture. The woman refused consent, prompting authorities to intervene. King Abdullah ordered the arrest of the would be groom and decreed the custom end.
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Jerusalem
Associated Press
The
Jordan
Damascus
Transjordinia
Kerak
Abdullah
Obituary of Helen Maurine Andrew in Kansas
Helen Maurine Andrew daughter of W. A. and Grace Andrew died of infantile paralysis at Simmons hospital Lawrence Kansas Aug 4 1923 after a week illness. Born Dec 21 1905 near Prairie Center Kansas she attended Prairie Center Endora Madison and completed most of high school in three years. She planned to be a teacher and was active in Copper Poultry club and WCTU. Survived by parents brothers Merlyn and Lloyd sister Laura Lee grandparents uncles aunts cousins and many friends. Her funeral was held privately at the Hale home and she rests in Hale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Maurine Andrew
W. A
Grace Andrew
Simmons
Lawrence
Kansas
Madison
Helen
Prairie Center
New Mexico
Greenwood County
Endora High School
Madison High School
Merlyn
Lloyd
Laura Lee
Copper Poultry Club
Johnson County
Topeka
Eudora -High
Sunday School
Rev. Garrison
J. F. Hale
Hale
Lloyd Garrison
Delmar, Shoultz
John Parker
Henry Lefman
Gail Briechtup
Curtis Diedrich
Eudora High School
Unusually hot week hits Topeka crops in Kansas
The weekly crop report says last week was hot and dry with only light local showers. Soil across most of the state remained dry, wheat ground largely plowed, and harvests nearing completion in parts. Yields were generally poor with low prices. farmers store grain and plan to reduce next year’s acreage. Corn prospects dimmed except in extreme regions. alfalfa cutting thin and hay mostly stacked. Fat cattle and hogs sold at good prices as markets stay steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
Missouri Leads In Baby Saving And Divorce Filing
Missouri reports a 42 percent drop in infant mortality in Green county towns Springfield and Campbell since establishing a full-time county health department. The Public Health Service notes progress from 105 to 61 deaths per thousand born in 1918 to 1922. Ethel Williams files for divorce from Kirt E Williams in district court for abandonment, seeks restoration of maiden name Price, alimony, and attorney fees.
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Green County
Missouri
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Springfield
Campbell
Ethel
Williams
Kirt E. Williams
Price
Real Estate Transfers Details Between Ed Kauzer and Ben Pucket
Ed Kauzer transfers property to Ben Pucket in a cons is for $800. Property includes Lot 13 with 50 feet of BE and 125 feet, west road and 14 feet less north 50 feet of east 126 and west street of Block 8 South Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kauzer
Ben Pucket
South Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs A I Plané at Perkins Street Home
Mrs A I Plané died at her mother Mrs SE Perkins home at 1200 Pennsylvania Street at 9 this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Plané
A. J. Plant
Perkins
Pennsylvania ‘Street
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Frank Liggett
Gaylord Randsall
Ivan Brown
Katherine Penner
Arlo Wieding
Margaret Messer of
Olathe
Liggett
Harwood
A. J.brown
C. Burchett
B. Bowder
Georgia Wolfe
Tennessee Street
St. Reid Virginia
Betty Sterlng
Helen Kurtz
Billoween Macoubrie
Gene Frink
Leonys Wadhams
Margaret McNown
Evangeline Clark
Pauline Liebengood
Betty Russell
Peggy Wheeler
Mary Johns
W. H. Wells
Ruth
Elizabeth
Tom Harley
R. G. Howard
W. R. Martin
Lawrence Circle
Tomorryow
Brethren Church
New Hampshire’ Street
John Metscker
Geo. W. Burgin
Weaver
Lawrence Merchant
Baldwin
Lawrence Menz
L.eastman
Buick Co
State Holiness Association
Willie
Blurton
Fascisti
Rome
Italy
A.P
Grand Fascist Council
Cae
Florence Verger
Philadelphia
Jack” O’brien
Lawrence Buick Co
China
Piscinas OD Shoes
Ia Sale
Sox
Varsity Theatre
Allen Forrest and
Marguerite de la Motte
Hood
Pathe News
Frank
Trip
Great Elms Hotel
Excelsior
Springs, Missouri
Everwear
Round Corner Drug Co
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kans
Seeur
Reed and
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