Delegates Chosen for Epworth League Kansas Conference
Delegates from Lawrence Epworth League groups at First Methodist and Centennial Methodist will attend Baker University events in Baldwin for a week long Kansas conference. Delegates include Katherine Weatherby Edna Lemo Goldie Hoffmed Dorothy Enlow Mildred Shider Alice Lackey Ellen Lackey Lillian Pine Ernest Pine Rose Hammig Pearl Johnson Agnes Pine Mildred Leonhard Lloyd Pine Kenneth Quelel speakers include Dr. Fleming Dr Mason H K Ebright Paul Hillman and Dr Mills Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist
Lawrence
Baldwin
Kansas
Lillian Pine
Ernest Pine
Rose Hammig
Pearl Johnson
Agnes Pine
Mildred Leonhard
Lloyd Pine
Kenneth ‘Quelel
Baker’ University
Coen
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker University
Wilbur
M. Mason
Rand College Prent
H. K. Ebright
Baker
Universi i
Institute
Paul Hillman
Central Christian Advocate
Mills. Anderson
Grand Session of Eastern Star Elects New Officials
The International Grand Matron Mrs Joe Brown delivered her address and placed a flower basket of five colors on the dais. Reports from committees show progress. new officers include Grand Matron Leslie Gudgell Strong City and Grand Patron P H Smiley Oswego. Next annual session slated for Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Yestery
International
Joe Brown
Grand
Georgia Ware
Topeka
J. W. Clark
Lawrence
Victory
Wright
Parsons
Susie Henderson
Leavenworth
Annabel Gray
Atchison
Fannie Daniels
Sadie Clay
Baxter
Springs
Hutchinson
Near accident averts collision with postmaster realtor
Postmaster and realtor C B Hosford narrowly avoided being hit Thursday evening when R C Manley driving north nearly struck him as Hosford darted from parked traffic. Manley applied brakes and Hosford grabbed the radiator and ran to safety. Hosford blamed his own carelessness for stepping into traffic. Manley offered no blame and the incident centers on a near miss with two vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B
Hosford
R. C. Manley
Mantey
Manley
Walker Accepts Minnesota City League Post
Harvey Walker former Kansas Municipal Reference Bureau accepts an assistant secretary position with the League of Minnesota Municipalities. He will base in Minneapolis and pursue a University of Minnesota doctorate while earning a Kansas A B and a 1928 degree. He plans to leave Lawrence August 29 and begin duties September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota City League
Harvey Walker
Kansas*Municipal ‘Reference Bureau
League of Minnesota
Walker
Minneapolis
League
University of Minnesota
University ‘of Kansas
Lawrence
Hig
Deaths and Funerals Reported In Local Notices
Lawrence residents received word that Mrs ALB Tift died in an auto accident in Oregon recently. Paul Orr, son of Mr and Mrs Patterson, died at 816 East Eleventh Street last night. funeral services will be announced later. Mrs A B Iliff and Mrs Nee, former Douglas County resident, are mentioned in the brief notices. Priestley and Roland Be returned from a trip in the South US and eastern Missouri, accompanying Mrs Mary due to Arkansas City to visit her son Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul] Orr
Patterson
Eleventh Street
A. B. Iliff
Lawrence
Alb. Tift
Oregon
Nee
Douglas‘county
Fant
Frank
Priestley
Roland
Iistor
South
Missouri
Mary
Arkansas
Oliver
Lawrence Alpha Delta Pi Bridge Tea Held At Miss Penney's
The Lawrence alumnae of Alpha Delta Pi hosted a bridge tea at Miss Eileen Penney's home yesterday afternoon for nineteen guests. First prize went to Miriam Wood, second to Martha Wellman. Honored guests included Jean Reynolds Miriam Wood Marion Keck Beth Reese Jessie Underwood Aleene Carter Martha Wellman Jane Lyon and Mr and Mrs James H Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Allimnae
Alphe Delta Pi
Eileen Penney
Ifor
Ruthees
Nas’ Surtiunis
Foses
Zinnias
Marion Keck
Beth Reese
Jessie Underwood
Aleene Carter
Martha Wellman
Jane Lyon
Personal notes from town reflect travel and guests
Mrs M- Brewster and Mrs John Shuck depart for Chicago and St Louis to attend fall fashion shows. Mr and Mrs Walter Thiele host Mrs George H Thiele and daughter Wilma Jean of Butler Missouri. H AL Butler and Mrs Butler enjoy Adirondack vacation with trout fishing and ninety four fish caught. Miss Reba Cullum returns home after summer school. Fern Evane arrives from Kansas City for a weekend party at Mrs Isa E Wellman’s home. Eleanor O'Donnell returns from EU summer session. Charles A Whedon and W S Griesetat tour Estes Park Colorado. Harriet Rynerson and Julia Hill plan two week Colorado vacation visiting Boulder Estes Park and Longmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M- Brewster
John Shuck
Chicagd
St. Louis
Abi
George H. Thiele
Wilma Jean
Butler
Walter Thiele
H. AL. Butler
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Buter
Adirondack Mountains
Keene
N.Y
Reba ‘Cullum
Chahute
Fern Evane
Kansas City
Isa E. Wellman
Eleanor O'Donnell
Ellsorth
Charles
A. Whedon
Eaton
Colo
W. S. Griesa
Estes Park
Cos
Harriett
Rynerson
Julia Hill
Colorado
Local News Briefs Include Music College Return and Gas Garage Change
J C McCanles of K U returns from Chicago where he studied at Chicago Music College this summer and will lead a big KU band again this year. The old Sutters and Marshall garage at 200 West Sixth is now a general store room for Kansas Electric Power Co lines and trucks. Sutters and Marshall have a new garage in the 709 New Hampshire block. Four University summer school degrees will be awarded from the school of business. County Superintendent Cane notes Myrtle Suitter will teach district 19 next year and has secured Indian instruction and a student from Haskell Institute for a month south and west trips, while inspecting several Stanian (Stadian) schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C.mccanles
K. U
Chicago
Chicago Music College
McCanles
Sutters & Marshall
Sixth Street
Kansas Electric Power Co
Sutter & Marshall
New Hampshire Street
School of Business
C. Cane
Haskell
United Bates
Water sign plan to mark highways for pure drinking water
The American Automobile Association begins a nationwide plan with the Public Health Service and state sanitary engineers to place signs on roads indicating where pure drinking water can be obtained. The Aug. 15 notice notes the effort aims to guide travelers to safe water sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated. Press
American Automobile_ Association
Public Health Service
State - Sanitary Engineers
Indian Fighter Dies at 94 in Local Town
Aug 15 report states veteran Indian fighter died from apoplexy at age 94 in his town. He was well known as a colorful figure of the wild west era. The obituary notes his long life and fame as a local character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atey Tee Stake
rCuster
Letter to the editor argues for fire force pay raise
A reader urges Mr Simoris to publish facts supporting a proposed increase for city fire department personnel. The letter defends the plan as cost effective for homeowners and essential for safety, noting a 17 year history of the dual shift system and its dependability. It cites cities with double shifts and emphasizes quicker, stronger response and added protection for areas near the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simoris
Els
Kanées
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Hutchinson
Parsons
Pitotsbur
Coffeyville
Salina
Atchison
Fort Scott
Leavenworth
Emporia
Newton
el Dorado
Avas
Tenth Street
University
Ohio Street
Indiana Willalways
Japanese Women Die in Lava Crater Suicide Pact
In Japan three young women Takeji Jobayashi 25 Shika Sema 24 and Kiyo Maruyama 23, chose death after failing to find husbands, dying together in Asama volcano crater amid police inquiry. Their actions reflect despair over spinsterhood and lack of love in their society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Asama
Takeji- Jobayashi
Shika Sema
Wounded in gun fight near Englewood Dodge City
Clay son of Ashland ranchman injured in a gun battle with Frank Reavis and others last night. Deputies, led by Sheriff Grimes, pursued suspects who opened fire, wounding Clay in the shoulder. Reavis, free on bond after a prior liquor conviction, claimed highwaymen were after him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kan
Emery
Clay
Ashland
Frank Reavis
Englewood
Here
G.M. Grimes
Reavis
Liberty
Morgan Funeral Set For Private Monday Service
New York reports the funeral of Mrs. J. P. Morgan, wife of the financier, will be private and held Monday. Only family members will attend. The service will take place at St Johns Church of Latting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P
J. P. Morgan
International Banker
St. Johns Church of Latting
Differential Pricing Note for Oi Gas Heating
A historical pricing fragment describes a differential rate of six cents added per degree after 28 degrees, with gravity 28 to 28.9 posted at $1.35, applicable up to 44 degrees and above. The text reflects a late period tariff or fuel charge calculation.
Poultry meeting closes in Manhattan ends with talks
Manhattan Kansas August 15 A I N Poultry meeting concludes with explanation of nutrition investigation results and a lecture by an English poultryman at the annual gathering of the American Association of Instructors and Investigators in Poultry Husbandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
IA. P
Américan Association of Instructors
Poultry Experts Discuss European Trends at Conference
Edward Brown of England addressed 200 poultry scientists on English and continental industry trends. Delegates from the United States and Canada learned Europe looks to America for poultry production. Earlier he told attendees that the U S. leads in production while Europe seeks to follow. A storm brought three quarters inch rain and high winds to Junction City Kansas after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Brown
England
United, States
Canada
Europe
America
Junction City
Kan
Associated Press
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Order of Eastern Star
Minnesota
Dames H. Mitchell
Tennessee Street
Margaret
Herbert_ Flint
St.Luke’s Chapel
Nickel
Flint
Burns Street
Forest Hills
Long Island
Edwin Bird Wilson, Inc
Ife
D. GO. Flint
Girard, Kansas
B. Dalton
Bowertton
Acacia House
Los Angeles
Cal
W. H.charlton
J. Roberts
That City
Roberts
Gertrude Charlton
Lawrences
Mr. Charlton
Ruth Adair
Vera Bauman
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pleasant Hour Club
BE. Kieffer
Oridge
Country Club
Ernest Young
J. B. He Aa
Gertrude Edette
Second Christian Ghuch Corner
First Evangelical Church
B. F
Newby
Evangelical State ‘Convention of Sunday School
Christian Endeavor
Missionary Societies
Forest Park
B. PF. Ludy
Manly
Iowa
Sapt. Newby
Ata
Titinsis
Eve Yong
Lattend
Tee Peacock
Custer
Pittsburgh
A. PI
Pitsburgh Coal’ Company
Tos
Swas
Hed
New York Dispatch
Inight
Wall ‘Street
Herman B. Wiebe
Wiebe
Covert
Kans
Plens
Thompson Studio
Ton
Locust Valley
Charles W. Hinton
Wiln
Acme, Foundry and Machine Company
O’heark Smelting and Mining Company
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Pennsylvania
Houston
Tex
Humble Pipe Lind Company
Morgan
Burgner-Bowman Matthews Lumber Co
Ralph Harmon
Wolf's Book Store
Lawrence, Kansas
DeSoto, Kansas
Aed
Electric Light and Power Companies
United States
Eee
J. T. Skinner
The
Sae Nea Ans Co
Penns i Ores
P. O. Botkin
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