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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
5
A Kansas University man is linked to a brief romance in Topeka after a fraternity pin is found and claimed leading to curious pursuit. The column also reports weddings, arrivals, engagements and social events from Lawrence and Kansas City, including a marriage notice for Ethel Blanche Mullins Thomas and Raymond Frank Thomas and several home visits and parties in the area.
A delayed shipment offers Twenty Five Percent reductions on White Wash Waists and Blouses. Styles include Voices Organdies Embroidered Lace Trimmed Tucked and Plain Tailored Options including Imported French Voices. Original values range from Three to Seven Fifty.
A series of brief appearances and travels across Kansas and nearby states. Personal Niell Donnelly spent the day in Kansas City while Mrs. John McKittrick and son Arthur of Wilson, and Mrs. N D Fisher and Mrs. Harry Treworgy joined in. Mrs. F W Wieman left for a month in Chicago. Winifred Stephans and Kate Caldwell were seen in Kansas City and Eudora respectively. S E Hall of Providence Rhode Island visits Lawrence. Dr J H Anderson spent the day in Rune. Mrs. Prunty and Miss Amick went to Lake View with guests from Texas. Gertrude Charlton returned from Salina to visit Mrs George Moore. James Rogers of MacLouth was in Lawrence on business.
Miss Iva Bissle of Washington, D. C., visits Miss Julia Hill and Miss Josephine Hill while Scrubby Laslett prepares for a fall football role at the University of Kansas. Several residents travel to Kansas City, Baldwin, Colorado, and Texas for work, family visits, or conventions. Oil land deals near Lawrence and ongoing travels connect many households as spring moves forward.
Lieutenant Gassin of the 303rd engineers heads a group of scouts at New Brunswick New Jersey as part of a pioneering engineering education. The program covers road sketching compass use pace recording notes traversing with compass map sketching board contour maps drainage systems field work panoramic sketching knot tying rigging pontoon work raft use in bridging demolitions and cleanup.
The article argues a natural link between successful men and ambitious boys. It praises scouting and rotary for shared patriotism and ideals. When churches schools and leaders cooperate the partnership is seen as a good conspiracy for boyhood and the nation.
At a Montgomery Alabama Rotary weekly meeting a scout program demonstration impressed members. The boys displayed bandaging carrying and resuscitation knot tying firemaking with out matches and other scout craft to an eager audience. The Rotary work committee voted to establish a first class scout council.
Mrs. R. J. Bagsby and Miss Grace Bagsby were in Colorado Springs and returned yesterday.
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