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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1923

Page

7

Lawrence society notes and local updates from summer

Louise L Loesch Lenora Watrous and Mrs Gertrude F Lob dell of Lawrence enroll in summer session at Colorado State Teachers College in Greeley Fritz Meyn will depart Wednesday for Yellowstone park with Springfield Kelly fire company guests Mrs Albert Koup is building a six room bungalow on East Thirteenth Street W W Cleland vacationing at Lead South Carolina sends Homestake gold mine views to Lawrence Mr and Mrs J R Holmes return from 2000 mile overland trip via Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis Judge C A Smart returns from Portland Keith Clevenger of Empire Gas arrives with brother in law Frederick Frye who will enter the University this fall Mr Fry rents 1328 Ohio Street and will move to Lawrence around September 10 Cleven ger a 1900 University of Oklahoma law graduate now lives in Bartlesville R C Manney holds three jobs this week acting as justice of the peace and as police judge rumors spread of drownings in Kaw river Coroner Carl Phillips says reports of two extra deaths from Potter Lake and Lakeview have no foundation.

Keith Clevenger Empire Gas and Fuel Company Lawrence Frederick’ Frye Fry Ohio Street

Making one Hundred Per Cent Americans Sermon

Dr Edward Hislop spoke at First Methodist on Making one Hundred Per Cent Americans from Edward Bok biography The Americanization of Edward Bok portraying a Dutch immigrant who rose from poverty to edit Ladies Home Journal and advocate thrift education law and civic duty He urged welcoming foreigners and teaching American life while noting strengths and flaws in the system A future pulpit visit by Rev Homer F E Wark is planned and a large Epworth League attendance at Baldwin Institute is reported with study classes upcoming

First Methodist Episcopal Methodist Church Edward Hislop Edward Bok Ladies Home Journal Bok America Europe First Methodist Church Fort Leavenworth Homer FE. Wark Boston University J. RB. Bechtel United States China Japan Epworth League Institute Baldwin

Language of Christianity Sermon Set for Next Sunday

Adults and youths encouraged to attend a general conference meeting at 8 15 to discuss fall work. Decoration proceeds, with plans to use the auditorium next Sunday. if unavailable, the basement will host. The sermon topic will be The Language of Christianity.

Prince Sues for Return of Oels Land Near Breslau

The exiled Crown Prince seeks to reclaim Oels, a 20 000 acre estate with two castles near Breslau, including the town of Oels with 10 000 residents. The property was confiscated after the Hohenzollerns abdicated and a treaty returning it as personal property stalled in the Prussian diet, prompting court action. The move aligns with renewed Reichstag efforts to expropriate Hohenzollern assets.

Breslau Oels Special Commission Hohenzollerns

Prison Reform in England Adopts Training Center

London reports popular prison reform spreading from the United States to Waksfield tract. A closed 1916 prison reopened as an adult training center where warders are scarce. A prefect system governs order. solitary confinement ends. prisoners work in paired roles in workshops and gardens. One hour weekly discusses current events except crime.

London England Waksfield Secarcely

Markets Continue With Cattle And Grain Figures In Mixed Trading

The markets page shows cattle trading active with 20,000 head noted, high quality beef steers and yearlings in demand, prices around 12.65 top for mature steers, and yearlings 9.50 to 10.50. Western stockers and feeders ranged 2.50 to 3.75, packers paying around 11. Kansas City wheat receipts 584 cars with mixed price levels. corn and oats largely unchanged with minor shifts. Hay prices steady to higher. butter eggs and poultry listed with current quotes. coal price noted. Derby Grain Co., phone 370.

Kansas City Wheat Receipts

Wilma Glenn 16th birthday party noted in Glenn area

Saturday evening a surprise party honored Wilma Glenn on her sixteenth birthday with games on the lawn, a cake with sixteen candles, and piano selections. Guests included Faye McClanahan, Iva Glenn, Opal Matiney, Arlette Fulton, plus many others. News covers local visits, camp meetings, and church events across Glenn to Lecompton, with notes on illnesses, farm activity, and a Topeka obituary for Jessie Dummer McMurtry.

W. B. Glenn Geo. L. Claar Wilma Arlette Fulton Mabelle Nellie Slavens Franklin McClanahan Claude Glenn Kenneth Matney Hoyt Don Ellery Claar Oscar Orville Baker Delmar Parrish Thomas Hogg G. C. Herschell Topeka Harry Fulton Wilma Glenn B. F Glenn Mr. Bahnmaier Harvey Glenn Ernest Bigsby Kanwaka H. A. Davidson Lawrence Elmer Matney Chas. Brown Lecompton Dave McCall Jay Morris Moline Morris Mabel Horney Billy Galesburg W. H. Morris Cyrus Glenn Iya Oneta W. H. Glenn Billy Plateman Bert Reynolds Fred Nace G . L. Babnmaier H. Z. Brown Colorado Brown’s Geo. Bahnmaier, Jr Mr. Slusser Big Springs John Day Rome Clarence Welcher Tecumseh Will Morris Helen Morris Ted Baughman Billy Horney G. L. Glenn

Lone Star updates and neighborhood notes near Valley Chapel

Roy Curtis of Valley Chapel called on Friday at the Austin Flory farm. Several families from Lawrence and Valley Falls visited, children mentioned, and the Lone Star Sunday school enrolled 74. Radio listeners heard Harding memorial services from Convention Hall Kansas City. Many residents traveled to Lawrence and Wichita for visits and errands.

Roy Curtis Valley Chapel Austin Flory Will Johnson Lily Arthur Longfellow Ben Garber Lone Star Central Lawrence Elmer Haus Arthur Haus Kansas City Carrie Huls Mable Halls Porter Bond Kenneth Sophia Bick Jennie Hulda Edwin Valley Falls August Dietz Lone Star Rudolph Dietz Salina Kans Robert Watts Wendell Simons Overbrook L. E. Harford Carrie Haus Minnie Dieta Worden Warren G. Harding Convention Hall Kansas City

Social visits 기록 from Valley Chapel area in Kansas

Weekly notes show multiple Lawrence visitors to the Valley Chapel area including Porter Bond home and nearby farms. Names include John Hoover Fred McKinney Mart Flory Greta Gorbutt Joe Gorbutt Arthur Clarence Roy Herr Lily Johnson Otis Lindell J E Rynerson Will Curtis Austin Flory and family. Events feature church gatherings and an ice cream social with local families and travelers staying in Clinton and Topeka.

Wil Crabil New Overland John Hoover Manhattan Will Curtis Frances Margaret Paul Valley Chapel Porter Bond Jim Anderson Arthur Clarence Lawrence Fred Gilbert Topeka Fred McKinney Valley Chapel Aid Society Mart Flory Sophia Bick Jennie Hulda Edwin Valley Falls Alfred Dietz Minnie Fred Brokman Clinton Roy Herr California Will Garbutt Greta Gorbutt Joe Gorbutt Joe Hoover Otis Lindell J. E. Rynerson Capper Publications Austin Flory Lillie Ulrich Gon Clifind

Golden Eagle Club Hosts at Farm Home Social

Mr and Mrs Nelson entertained Golden Eagle Club members at their farm home on August 17 with a supper. Guests included Mrs Williams and her daughter from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Jake Washington and wife visited Weaver and spent the day with LeRoy Jordan family. Coal price 98 per ton from Derby Grain Co. Phone 870.

Golden Eagle Club Nelson Williams Cedar’ Rapids, Iace Jake Washington Weaver LeRoy Jordan Derby Grain Co

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Louise L. Loesch Lenora Watrous Gertrude F. Lobdell Calorado State Teachers College Greeley Col Fritz Meyn Yellowstone Park Springfield-Kelly Fire Company National Playground Albert Koup East Thirteenth Street Lead, S. C Homestake J. R. Holmes Chicago Milwaukee St Louis C. A. Smart Portland Ore R. C. Manney John Clark Ee Stewart Kaw River Potter Lake Lakeview Carl Phillips Cash Grain Kansas City Close Derby Grai Co Frank Clarke E. J. Hill Ottawa Vester Robison Elmo Elmer Harley Edmond U. B Musgrave Huntington Ind M. al Booth Nabor Will Brown Ira Kettering G. L.glenn Booth Ren John Bahnmaier Springs Herb Sanford Perry Okla Sanford Howard Raymond Sanford Harley Eamonds Eugene McMurtry Jessie Moore Third Christian Church McMurtry Jessie Dummer McMurtry Junction City Julia Moore W. B. Butler Alfred McMurtry R. C. Harris Wichita God Paul Glenn Wayne Morris J.,r. Holmes BUICK Buic Dodge Auburn The Red Ball Transfer Co Grover Sturgess Surance Chariton’s Cherokee Kaw Valley Fuel Co Will Pendleton, Mer Skofstads Eudaly Bros Gibson Mill
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