Athletics Clash With Perry at Woodland Park Diamond
Kansas City Kansas based event tomorrow afternoon features Duffin pitching and Welter catching for the Athletics at Woodland Park. Perry beat the Athletics last year and has defeated Atchison and the Kansas City Retail Grocers club this season with only two losses.
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Woodland Park
Duffin
Athletics
Perry
Tiwo
Atchison
Kansas Ci Kans
Lawrence Athletics
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Bertha Jahmer
Word from San Diego California says Mrs Bertha Lahmer died Thursday August 18. She resided in Lawrence and was sister of Mrs Theotore Gardner and As 1 L. Selig. Funeral services will be Monday morning in Topeka with burial beside her husband.
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Bertha Jahmer
San Diego
Cal
Bertha Lahmer
University chancellor to speak at Wyoming summer school
Chancellor and Mrs. B. H. Lindley are spending the week at Glen Haven Colorado. The chancellor will deliver the commencement address at the University of Wyoming summer school graduation this Friday. The article notes general observations about men and women and marriage.
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Colorado
B. H. Lind- Vey
Glen Haven
Colo
University States
University of Wyoming
Theatres Travel to Bowersock for New Farce
Ruth Miller stars in Painting The Town with Glenn Tyrone under Sam Craft direction at Bowersock theatre. Marguerite de la Motte and John Bowers headline Held by the Law at the Bewersock. Hoyt shines in The Love Thrill with Laura La Plante at the Nowek theatre.
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Topaday
Fic Plante
Willain
Bude Soria
Ruth Miller
Painhe
Glenn Tyronder
Sam Craft
Bowersack Theatre
Universal
Lorraine
The
Lions
Norman Kerry
Miss Miller
St. Mo
It 6
Park District
Ind
Califrnia
Douglas Mclean
Leing
ArLhny
Mr. Hoyt
Laura la Plante
Nowek Theatre
Hollywood
Counleollywood
Marguerite de la Motte
John Bowers
Miss de la Motte
Law
Universal Jewel
Bewersock
Death of Mrs W R Jones Wichita Obituary
Mrs. W R Jones daughter of Dr Edmund Stanley died at Wichita August 1 and was buried August 12. Born in Lawrence she moved to Wichita with her father who led Friends University. She married W R Jones in 1912 and devoted her life to family church and community through Friends and PFE clubs. Her four children Mary Julia Helen Geral dine and William Roderick Jr survive her amid many prayers and mourners.
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Edmund Stanley
Wichita
Wichita Beacon
Vs. Jones
Jonez
Helen
Lawrence
Friends University
Friends “University
West Wichita
Earlham College
Ind
W. R
Tex) Jones
Friends Church
Jones
Claude C. Stanley
New York
Fred B. Stanley
End of Rats Public Con cern Spurs Pipederr Biologists
Washington AP reports federal biologists warn public worry about rats prompts ideas to curb infestation. Controlling access to food and shelter, rat-proofing structures, and removing rodent habitats are urged as steps toward permanent exclusion. Nina Stauffer of Chicago visits Lawrence relatives during vacation. university graduate now in Chicago Daily News advertising. A large crew of workers is described in the piece.
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Washington
America
Nina Stauffer
Chicago
Lawrence
J. H. Stauffer
The
Chicago Daily News
Wheat and livestock market wrap from Chicago to Topeka
Wheat rose early on Liverpool strength but slid back as selling increased. Corn rose briefly before retreating with cooler weather. Oats and provisions steady. Kansas City and Chicago livestock and produce markets report fluctuating hogs, cattle, calves, lambs, and hay prices. Postmaster convention set for Topeka in October. a regionwide social diary notes community visits and movements.
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Liverpool
City
U. 5
Dept. of Ag
White Items Travelers and Visitors From Visalia to St Louis
Mrs Mary J Smith visiting Vernon King left Saturday night for St Louis enroute to St Elmo. She visited relatives in Visalia Cal and Santa Rosa. Clarence Fine and Mr Lury took Sunday school classes to Kansas City Tuesday. Roy Wilber and daughter Esther visited Ed McNamara Tuesday evening. Miss Alice Powell ill but improved. Carl Howard Wilkerson spent last week in Kansas City with aunt and uncle Moran. Katherine Heck visited aunt Mrs Schowengerdt Sunday. Mrs Alice Boles of Oskaloosa visiting Vernon King and family. Merit and Mrs Wilber also mentioned.
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Fred Wilkerson
Ora Herd
Dodge
Ymond Pine
Memorial Hospital
Dick Henderson
Hesper
Fred Laptad
Miller and Son
Missouri
Emil Heck
Ray Herd
Topeka
Harry Wilber
Virginia
Kansas City
Ira Wilber
Bonner Springs
Clark Wilber
Jess Smith
Vernon King
Henry Fraker
Lawrence
Grandia Shook
Ed McNamara
Arthur Underwood
Billie
Aileen
Arkansas
Agnes Pine
Lilligan
Hazel
Mildred Leonard
Willard Binge
Epworth Institute
Baldwin
H. Dunbar
Peart
Robert
Decatur
Anna Wickey
Tomanogie
Roy Wilber
Esther
WTEN
Charles Bherwine
Allen
Rob
Mary J. Smith
St. Louis
St. Elmo
Visalia
Cal
Santa Rosa
Clarence Fine
Lury
Alice Powell
Carl Howard Wilkerson
Katherine Heck
Schowengerdt
Alice Boles
Oskaloosa
Famot
Barbers Demand Equal Status With Hairdressers in Cleveland
Charles W. Godefroy, president of the National Hairdressers' Association, warns in Cleveland from August 27 to September 2 against legislation that would grant barbers equality with hairdressers, arguing the scissors should not snip a girl's head.
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A -Darber
Charles W. Godefroy
National
Hairdremers’ Association
Cleveland
Kansas City Visitors Turn Homeward via Topeka
In a Kansas City park setting, families and friends including Lan Sin Jr. and Mrs. Clarence Stallard travel through Topeka with Wilbers and Wilkerson clans. Mrs. Charlie Eberwine and her sons Robert and Allen visit her mother Mrs. Vernon King. Esther Wilber visits Miss Alice Powell as townsfolk share calls and school board members order a new furnace for the White Schoolhouse.
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the Park
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Lansin Jr
Clarence Stallard
Boss Wayne
Topeka
Wilbers
Wilkerson
Ildren
Carl
Susie
Charlie Eberwine
Robert
Allen
Vernon King
Esther Wilber
Alice Powell
Warred Wilketees
Vernoe King
Local Social Roundup in Lone Star Area
A wide flow of visits and hospitality from Lone Star to Lawrence Kansas City New York and Osage areas as families such as Ulrich Bond Mohler McKinney Ulrich and Curtis host and visit. Several youngsters attend gatherings at various homes including Flory Pot ter Sanders and Ulrich while plans for an August 28 Revival are announced and villagers share travel and supper details.
Local Socials and Farm Work Near Vinland and Baldwin
Mrs. Mattie McQueen and Mrs. Crista Lawson with children visited Harold Roe Sunday. A large crowd attended Dr Claude Wells sale, with many neighbors present. Dr Wells plans to move to California soon. John Dailey Jr. left to tend his ailing father in Kansas City but returned after a brief trip. Local folks mowed along the railroad, thrashed at Welcome’s Sicily home, and attended Willow Springs and UPLA picnics. Heavy rains delayed fall plowing for farmers.
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Crista Lawson
Harold Roe
Claude Wells
Baldwin
Lester Craig
Louie
Georgia
Nash Weimer
John Dailey
Dave Wray
Ernest
Walker Randall
Dr. Wells
California
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Wm. Pumway
Jim Kassinger
Clarence Griffis
Marvin Griffis
Vinland
Solen Tucker
Chas
Louis
Sicily
Welcome
Noah
Welmer
Louie Georgie
Frnest
Willow Springs
Forendon
Louia Georgie
Woodland Park
Wm. Adriance
Griffin and Wray
Saicca
Dack McMillen
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