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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1930

Page

6

War Mothers honored at Lawrence dinner for Gold Star families

The Lawrence American War Mothers chapter hosted ninety guests at the Idridge hotel to honor Gold Star mothers bound for France graves. Speakers Mayor Ellis Judge Means and Mrs. Kennedy presented leather bound travel books to the honored women, with flowers and gifts. The event followed a patriotic program and included a mixed flower center and arrangements from Virginia May Flower shop.

Lawrence United States France Idridge Hotel D. D. Hornaday S. W. Atkinson W. C. Ellis Hugh Means J. R. Holmes C. A. Puls T. H. Kennedy C. E. Beeks Baldwin Fred Olmsted Beeks Earl Black Jake Hill Lecompton Ameri- Legion America J. Churchill Chariton Puls Kennedy The American War Mothers Mayor Ellis Holmes Judge Means Virginia May Flower Shop T. J. Sweeney

Social Calendar and Birth News From Lawrence

Highlights of local social events include bridge parties at the Country Club hosted by Mrs J R Payne and Mrs D D. a Friday night at the Frank Deay home. a Saturday breakfast for Sister Olive Rachel of Glendale. and a Sunday basket dinner with about fifty relatives. A birth announcement notes Wilder Robert Dresser born yesterday at Memorial hospital to Mrs Wilder L Dresser formerly Olla Carter.

E. Wiper Frank Deay Lawrence Roy Shuler Carrie Deay Frank Stanwix Alden Stanwix George Stanwix Grace Elmer Stanwix Dorothy Jean Ette Eleanor Jeane Rollie Stanwix Clayton Gene Rollin Walter Deay Dudley Wayne Oscar Shuck Charles Lloyd Evelyn Byron Shuck Eula Belle Marjorie Mae Shuler Everett Pence Marailen Berniece Doris Kenneth Mary Byron Renee Gustave Schaake Harold Altenbernd Daisy McCrary Lillian Alda Brohammer Mildred Edith Wilder L. Dresser Washington, Mo Memorial Hospital Wilder Robert William Spurgeon Olive Rachel Glendale Jin ‘Lawrence Olive Bechtel Olive Los Angeles Abbie Davidson Honolulu Sisters of Charity St. Andrew's Priory

Obituary notices for Imes Lew Eva Adamson Strong Jones

Obituaries recount the deaths of Mrs. Lew Eva Imes Lew Eva Adamson born November 21, 1865 Jasper County Iowa died August 6 1930 Lawrence at 64. Also Stanley Harold Strong born June 27 1916 Vinland Kansas died August 9 1930 aged 14 1 2. Harry Leonard Jones born January 24 1902 Fall Leaf died August 9 1940 aged 28 6 19.

Lew Eva Imes Lew Eva Adamson Jasper County Iowa Lawrence Newton Decker Ottawa Kan John Imes Imes Fort Dodge United Brethren Church Grace Bolton Fall of Nettie Walter Belmond, Ia Stanley Harold Strong Vinland Marton Strong Harry Leonard Jones Fall Leaf Eudora Myrtle. E. Strong

Weather and crop impacts in Kansas amid prolonged heat spell

The report notes a infant death and baptism at Union church, with survivors including a wife, two children, parents, and four brothers across Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and South America. Drought affected corn silage, grain sorghums, pastures, and alfalfa. Truck gardens, fruit, tomatoes, and apples faced damage as heat persisted across the state.

Porn Union Church Ernest Cushing, Okla Roy Tylor Cal Merel Kansas City Kan Elmer South America Kansas River Kansas

Northwest Kansas Corn In Good Shape After Rain

Topeka August 13 AP Only a small percent of Kansas southern two thirds corn can make a satisfactory crop even with early rains Unfavorable weather this past week worsened conditions except in northwest Kansas where little damage occurred Counties near Nebraska especially in the northwest fared better and corn that survived the drawth was reported to benefit from cooler weather and rain

Topeka Kansas United States Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Nebraska

Weather shift brings cooling and rain across regions

A weather report notes the close of the week with cooler temperatures and soaking rains in northeastern areas while north central, northwestern, and southeastern portions see moderate rainfall. Separately, the Carnegie Institute has authorized funds for further exploration of Nevada’s prehistoric caves.

Carnegie Institute Nevada

Personal news from Lawrence society brief

Mrs. X Jay Kennedy returns from a three week Unitarian conference trip covering Portsmouth Montreal Detroit and Chicago. Ada Harrington visits her mother Mrs Rob ert Schroyer then Emporia. H D Patee spends a day in Kansas City. Mrs Fred Olmsted travels to visit daughter Mrs c S De Roin in Kansas City. Nadine Cox Milliki and Imogene Cox head to Colorado Springs and Santa Fe before York and Brahms quartet duties. Homer Allison and Charles Schneck return from a Colorado motor trip. Sister Olive Rachel, once Miss Olive Bechtel, arrives from Cleveland to visit Lawrence then heads to Honolulu for new work. Mrs J L Jones departs for Effingham Illinois to assist ailing sister. Rev and Mrs J R Nanning and three children return from Topeka.

X. Jay Kennedy Portsmouth Unitarian Church Montreal Detroit Chicago Ada Harrington Robert Schroyer Emporia H. D. Patee Kansas City Fred Olmsted de Roin Nadine Cox Milliki Imogene Cox Colorado Springs Santa Fe N. M Millikiives Lawrence York Homer Allison Charles Schneck Colorado Olive Rachel Olive Bechtel Cleveland William Spurgeon Rhode Island Olive Honolulu J.L. Jones Effingham Ill J. R. Nanning Toveka

Evangeli cal Church Summer Assembly and Travel Notes

Nanninga attends ten days of summer assembly. Mrs Solon Emery and Mrs Clayst on Hackman plan a Friday trip to Colorado Springs and Green Mountain Falls. Mrs S E Perkins and daughter return from a western motor trip with Mr and Mrs C L Harding of Kansas City. After visiting relatives and friends in Los Angeles.

Nanninga The Evangelical Church Solon Emery Clayston Hackman Colorado Springs Green Mountain Falls Colo S. E. Perkins D. J. Richardson C.L. Harding Kanaan City Reatives Los Angeles

Travel fragment reports stops across California and Yellowstone trip

The note records a journey sequence through San Francisco and other California points via Yellowstone National Park and Denver. It mentions Margarete Cutter of Kansas City Missouri as a house guest of Mr Mary De Watteville, and Mr and Mrs J A Jones with daughter Eleanor Ruth visiting Mrs Jones's parents at 1002 Pennsylvania Street before returning home.

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Lawrence Business College Training as Paying Investment

Business note predicts a profitable venture for self employment or work for others. The message frames the college training at Lawrence Business College as an excellent investment echoed by others who have succeeded.

Lawrence Business College Adv

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