Memorial services honor Harding and Mrs Crowder
Circle Held Memorial Services in Lawrence for the late President Warren G. Harding and Mrs Abbie Crowder with tributes from S T Criss and A Buckminster. The service featured songs by S J Churchill and C Hoyt, prayers, and a taps salute, held in Post hall under Mrs Minnie Macoubrie.
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Lawrence Circle No
Warren G. Harding
Abbie Crowder
Lawrence Circle
Harding
S.T. Criss
Addie Buckminster
Hoyt
Post Hall
Minnie Macoubrie
Miss Tolan Visits Lawrence At Kissimmee Event
The event occurred Thursday August 9 in Kissimmee Florida. Miss Tolan, well known in Lawrence, has visited here several times as a guest of her aunt Mrs Otto Fischer and Mr Fischer. Mr Fackler is a valued employee of the Morning Sentinel, a Kissimmee daily.
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Kissimmee
Florida
Tolan
Lawrence
Otto Fischer
Fischer
Fackler
Morning Sentinel
Personal notes from Lawrence area residents and visitors
Mrs. Ralph Dicker returns from Ottawa visit. Mr. and Mrs. Cohen and daughter Dorothy travel to Kansas City. Mrs. Cohen remains a week. Mr. and Mrs. Soxman of Kansas City visit his parents. E Merwin and daughter visit son Bruce W Merwin, principal of county high school, in Sharron Springs. Shrine Park vacationers include Mrs. Hyatt and Mrs. Harris at Leavenworth. Babbitts and mother visit from Kansas City, Kansas. G D Wall returns from Pallsi City, Neb. Beatrice prosecutor Harold Mattoon visits. Miss Mante Howell visits Lake View with Mrs. Emmett. W H Clanahan in Lawrence with Preferred Accident Insurance. Glenn Chariton to inspect Mutual Oil properties in WY MT CO with company president. Leo McNally visits Michigan Valley. Will Schwartz and family return from San Francisco trip. Huskinson to visit western Kansas. Mrs. J D McNeill returns from Atchison after mother’s illness.
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Ralph Dicker
Ottawa
M. Cohen
Dorothy
Kansas City
Cohen
Guy Soxman
E. Merwin
Irah Barrett
Sharron Springs
Bruce W. Merwin
Paul Hyatt
Fred Harris
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Fred Babbitt
Baby
Kansas
M. H. Boyer
A. W. Milton
Helen Kennedy
Ilton. Kennedy
W. A. Matoubine
Irene Owens
George D. Wall
Pallsi City
Neb
Harold F. Mattoon
Beatrice
Mattoon
Gage County
Mante Howell
A. G. Emmett
Lake View
W. H. Clanahan
Chicago
Lawrence
Craig Kennedy
Leo McNally
Michigan Valley
Will Schwartz
Chris Swartz
Clara
San Francisco
California
G. H. Hobart
Hastings
Nebra
Wichita
Glenn ‘Chariton
Mutual’ Oil Company
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Williams
William Hoskinson
Vinland
Western
J. D. McNeill
Atchison
Return to Home After Skull Injury in St Louis Accident
Raymond Caulk returned to his father A M Caulk 1215 Tennessee street to recover from a fractured skull suffered in an accident in St Louis where he had worked. Married by Probate Judge Thomas E Magers and Edna Robinson of Mayetta Kansas were wed Saturday afternoon by C E Lindley probate Judge pro tem. Come and laugh with Harold Lloyd tonight and tomorrow at the Varsity. Paints varnishes enamels wall and floor varnishes Barber's Drug Store. We have a good Dodge roadster for sale Lawrence Buick Co
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Raymond Caulk
A M. Caulk
Tennessee’ Street
St. Louis
Thomas E. Magers
Edna Robinson
Mayetta
Kan
C. E. Lindley
Deaths and Funerals Summary for Local Community
Mrs. A G Planz dies Friday. Funeral at 4 30 Tuesday from Rumsey Brothers home with Rev A C Richard officiating. Oak Hill cemetery. Inez Christine Anderson 20, University senior, dies at 238 North Fourth Street. funeral announcements pending. Mary J Allbritten 27, dies at 1009 New Jersey Street. services held at Cross Undertaking Parlor. Oak Hill Cemetery burial.
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A. G. Planz
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
A. C. Richard
Oak Hill Cemetery
Inez
Christine
Anderson Inez Christine Anderson
North Fourth Street
University
Mary J. Allbritten
Mary F. Allbritten
New Jersey Street
Roy C. McNutt Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Roy C. McNutt, who was killed Saturday night, will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the home of his parents. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Roy C. McNutt
Roy C. McNut
Oak Hill Cemetery
Austria to Have Radio Network Planned by Marconi Line
A wireless telegraph company in Austria, backed by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph company and the Austrian government, is organized to erect stations and run wireless traffic with exclusive rights for thirty years. Operations begin early next year.
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London
Associated Press
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of
Austria
Ice Cream Social at Brackett School House
The Pleasant Hour club plans an ice cream supper Wednesday evening at the Brackett school house. Lloyd will perform tonight and tomorrow at the Varsity.
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Brackett School
Fought to Finals In National Municipal Tennis Tourney
Kansas City doubles team Glaskin and Smith reached the finals in St. Louis before losing to Ted Heurmann and Elmer Schwarz 2-6 6-2 6-1 6-3. Final match featured sharp net play, steady defense, and decisive St. Louis finishing touches, with Heurmann Schwarz tallying the decisive points.
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George Glaskin
Gerald Smith
K. A
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ted Heurmann
Elmer Schwarz
Heurmann
Schwarz
Glaskin
Smith
Jean
Fough
St Louis
Victor Larsen to Sing at Lawrence Sunday Aug 19
Victor Larsen a New York City baritone will perform two selections at the morning Methodist church service and twice at the Union service in South Park on Sunday August 19. He will sing It Is Enough from Mendelssohn Elija and My Task by Ashford in the morning, and The Publican and Open the Gates of the Temple by Knapp in the evening. The latter piece gained praise after a Waldorf Astoria broadcast. Larsen has been a leading Brooklyn church soloist for four years and studied with Dawid Bispham and Enrico Rosati. He is engaged by Reverend Curtis Lee Laws. The article notes Roman shoes varied by rank.
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Victor Larsen
New York City
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Southpark
Mendelssohn
Eljah
Ashford
van de Waters
Trinity Baptist Church
Curtis Lee Laws
Dawid Bispham
Enrico Rosati
Britain Says Ruhr Occupation Illegal but Will Seek Arbitration
London reports the Baldwin government declares the Ruhr occupation illegal under the Versailles treaty and proposes an impartial inquiry. The note notes Britain would curb reparations and allied debts, while warning of a grave political and economic crisis affecting trade and urging a joint U S and German board of inquiry despite Franco-Belgian dominance on the reparations commission.
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London
Associated Press
France
Belgium
Baldwin
Ruhr
Great Britain
Germany
U.S
United States
Reparations Commission
Overhaul Church Lighting at First Methodist
Overhaul work is underway at the First Methodist church to install additional lighting and illuminate the auditorium more fully. The National Hardware Association plans its annual convention in Atlanta from October 16 to 19.
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First Methodist Church
National Hardware Association of the United States
Atlanta City
Experts laud blasting oxygen as cheap explosive use
Washington reports the U S Bureau of Mines endorses liquid oxygen as an excellent and cheap blasting agent for salt, metal and non-gaseous mines and quarry work. Tests show low cost, on site preparation, reduced ignition risk, and elimination of unexploded sticks, with some drawbacks like rapid evaporation and need for a liquidating plant.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Pittsburgh
Upper Silesian
Germany
Lorraine
Briey
Alaska
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Charlton Insurance Agency
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May Watson
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Clarence W Reynolds
Wilfred Day
Hughson
Cal
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F. H. Reynolds
Clarence Reynolds
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Emporia
Arthur Allen
Clevenger
Berdina Kinkead
The
University School of Law
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Antlers
Edna L. Prentice
Eunice A. Prentice
Joyce Hotel
F. B. McCulloch
E. H. Baloo
Hilda Borg
Jennie Borg
Honolulu
Hawaii
Levi Silvis
Rhode Island Street
Fern Marie
Silvis
Pearl Stewart
Ladies Aid Society
Christian Church
South Park
F. A. Richardson
Mary Elizabeth
McConnell Hospital
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Charles Wesley
Tolan-Fackler
Celeste Tolan
William Fackler
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the Varsity
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Btn Kayser
Viola Dana
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Arkansas Street
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All Star
New York
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