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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1925

Page

6

The Idaho Artists Association Plan For Prize Distribution

Abe Idaho outlines a plan by the Idaho Artists Association to select 150 top works for a three year cycle. Lay members pay 200 annually for a chance at prizes up to 1000 and 600 for the best pictures. An expert committee will judge, with prizes from 1000 to 200 in a multi-tier system.

Idago Abe B. ‘Camp Ohio Pacific Coast Galleries Association Gilleries Autinin

Oakridge Social Notes Record Local Promenades and Guests

Oakridge notes list guests and visits familiar names from Brackett and Lawrence. Leland Colman and families hosted and attended dinners at Miller home while Jim Jones, John Clevenger, and numerous friends traveled to Leavenworth and Kansas City. Several residents returned from trips to New Mexico and Colorado and extended family visits continued through the week with picnics and visits in Mend Herriott’s circle. The community shares condolences for Mrs. Rush, an longtime Lawrence resident.

Leland Colman Brackett Davis McConnell Kentucks May O. G Miller Jim Jones John Clevenger Leavenworth Leonhard Mills New Mexico Grace Jones Lawrence Ross Chester Toms Abs Frank Toms Mend Herriott Rush Kanty J. W.gdleman Andose Margaret Rush Hom John F. Richard Henry Kenyon Guernsey Wyo Ed Foreman Fred Kelley Florence Crane Elizabeth Topeka John Earl Morrow William Harris James’ Phillip Rogers Phillip. Rogers Edm Edmonds Thurman Parsons Thomas Edmonds Lloyd Chapman Minneapolis Anna Clark Neodesha Alice Tomia Claud Earl Chapman Lawrence Hospital Laura Reeder Baldwin Henry. Means Church of the Brethren Winchester E. H. Patton Clem Weir Ind Weir Stewart Land-Ate‘cousing Saari Carl "Perkins C.G. Perkins Delbert Perkins Delbéré W.B. Ross Salvin Alia Josephine Kenneth Margaret Robert Ogden Eudora Doris-Davis E. S. Eatsman Doris Castle Rhodes Oscar “Cox Pof. Lawrence W. B. Ross Lola Perkins Calvin Alia Josephine G. G. Perkins Greenshoro Viola Neis Eugene McCabria McCabria Neig Evangelical Sunday School Forest Park Bert Mitchell Cecile Charles John Arthur Schutz Carl Perkins 8. M.cowgill Miss. Josephine Terre Haute Carl, Perkins David Perkins Tonganoxie Marjorie Kiefer Oskalobsai Miles Saunders J. G. Saunders Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Grant Risley Heyward G. P. la George Hank Georgine Laura Alieda Carl, Jr R. K. Nicholson Will Koehring Kaw Valley McGee Rosemary Virginia Martha Kansas City R. K.saunders Oklahoma J. C. Saunders Arndt R. S. Saunders Roy Perkins Hetzel Place James Saunders Relph Standing Harold Mary Evelyn Mary Davis J.C Thomas Robins Evelyn Ralph Gibbs Gertrude Edith Oskaloosa W. L. Kiefer Clarence Copy Eliot West Virginia

McLouth area notes and community updates in 19th century record

Local residents including E Whipple and Colman are listed among long-time town figures since the 1850s. The McLouth Times building was sold to the highest bidder while J E Lewis plans a move to Novelty Missouri. Building foundations progress for Dick Bross and John Richard, with social news on visits, family arrivals, church gatherings, and plans for Epworth League Institute.

McLouth Union Sonic Jas Agill Thomas M.'Gasa Albert Ed Yonds H. W Wellman -Bince

Linwood Notes Mention Visits and Local News

Linwood community columns recount Paralee Anderson’s Beloit trip and Ozarks visit, plus relatives visiting in Versailles Missouri Excelsior Springs and Kansas City. Local residents, church talk, farm bureau camp attendees, and residents returning from Colorado and Topeka populate the week’s social and civic notes.

Paralee ‘Anderson Beloit Kans Ozarks Mr. Browning EF. Wilson Versailles Roy Sarviss Colorado Frank Muzzy Kansas Gitsis Hamilton Mary Catherine Frederick Katherine Hemphill Farm Bureau Leavenworth Miles Hy “Stotts Myr Gerald Wilson Linyoad Times Bert ‘Dint Kansas City T. P. Frederick Pearl Lockwood Gennell Bluffs Towa Jennie Ha Hard A. H Engle Harry Presgrove Wheaton Max Frederick Kansas University Elia Horrell Geo Kirkman Indianapoli Wid Chay Alys [Veitch Detroit Mich

Kaw Valley Social Roundup at Kaw Valley

Kaw Valley residents and visitors share Sunday dinners and gatherings across Baldwin, Eudora, Lawrence, and Topeka. Families like Campbell Mitchler Schutz Ott and Perkins mingle with relatives, campfire and C P A picnic attendees, and local church aid society activities.

Social news from area families and guests

A long list of visitors and social gatherings from the area is reported. Includes Mr. and Mrs. W T Ds guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Barnes and children, Mrs. Harry Douglas and Miss Dorothy Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Martin with Perkins guests, and cousins Perkins on a California motor trip stopping in Lebanon Indiana. The Ladies Missionary Society hosted a China program at Mrs Kirby’s home. Other notes cover moves and jobs, visits, and birthday observances among local residents and neighbors.

George Snoddy Martha Louise Salt Lake “City Utah Paul Winter Marshall Gorzill Lewis Seigel Rose Mies _Helen_Keith F-Tawranea R. W. Gorrill Grover Rothwell Helen Ernest Bigsby Anna Mitchell Misa Josephi Eldridge Kansas City Dorothy’ Bryan Topéka L. R. Bryan Virginia Myers Barr Gorrill Paul Winter Mise Helen Harshberger Charles Winter Joe Harrison Ozarks Jonés Roy Topaka Ambrose Bigsby Seigel Rose Harry—Carr Marshal Jenis Batt Gorrill Family Swere Calters Ats Gorrills Shipman Carter Richard Brose Gri Rothwell J. C. Saunders Ames Saunders Lawrence Frank Lohman the Valley Walter Witt Kaw Valley Edward Schaake Homie Folks H. H. Gerstenberger Hilda Helen Carl Altenbernd Ralph’ Davis G. M. Kirby End E.S. Eastman Arthur Eastman Helen O'Dell Ot Greencastle Ind Gilmore Oscar. Cox Dorothy and Albert Jay W. T Jeff Barneighters Colleen Bonnie Idan Harry Douglas Dorothy T. S.wiseley E.w."houghton Ruth Elizabeth ' Houghton Murray Wagoner Snyder E. P. Reeves Anna Kirby C. P. Davis McConnell Walter Davis John van Arsdale Wilson Martin Perkins Burton Zone Star Olive Maude Evans Warren Richey Oliver Evans Barker Mabel Highy Lee Emporia Nancy Cummings Charles Cummings Davis Levette G. F. Brown Maffet Lee Colman Keith Willis Colman Foster van Neste Indiana Hert Gregory Iola Mrs. Perkins Margaret Gregory Misa Margaret Phillips Martin Howard ‘Burnett Leland Colman National Guards Fort Riley Jack Myers

Obituary of John F Harms from Hillsboro area

John J. Harms born November 11 1859 in Paulsheim county Russia came to Kansas in 1875 and married Susanna Bidinger February 3 1883 in Hillsboro. Five children three died young a grandson survives along with a sister and brothers. Funeral held at Frozen church with Rev Epp. buried Brethren cemetery Henderson Nebraska.

John. F. Harms John J. Harms Paulsheim County Russia America Kansas Susanna Helena Bidinger Douglas County Hillsboro Tioelock Funer Peter Harms Elizabeth Jake Harms J.¥. Harms Lavern Henry Edgar Arms Ionder Omaha Neb Great Northern Harms Elizabeth. Sailer Kas D. A’ Biding Stull Kan Kate Benander Richland H. H. Epp J. Fi Epp Brethren Cemetery Henderson

Cleaners and Dyers Hold Conference in Wichita

A Kansas State Association of Cleaners and Dyers member announced a Wichita conference tomorrow. The event will discuss industry needs and professional standards for cleaners and dyers in the region.

Cleaners and Dyers Wichita Ang. W Kansas State Association of Cleaners and Dyers

Dyeing for a living draws attention at county gathering

Yesterday and today the angdal meeting heard speakers discuss dyeing as a living. M J Robison of the local committee noted the focus on the craft. R A Cleaver of The El Dorado Times and Carl Harold spoke, with officers J A Welte president, Lloyd Lewis treasurer, and Mr Robison secretary. Read the Market and Want Ads.

Angdal M.J Rébison Standard Oil Company R. A. Clymer el Dorado Times Carl J.harold Pat Wichita J. A. Welte el Dorado Lloyd Lewis Hutchinson Mr. Robison

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