Birth Announcement in Lawrence Area Family Growth
A local notice reports the birth of a son to Frei and Cowles and their wife, residing near Sibley and linlenst. Also mentioned are Mrs E W Preyseilake of Kansas and other relatives. A Journal-World reporter notes sixty four automobiles in front of the Bowersock during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frei
Cowles
Sibley
Cii
Lawrence
Journal-World
Bowersock
Ely T. Riling
John. Riling
Lawrence Wilsse
The Returner and the Long Road of Life in Verse
A poetic fragment reflects on returning from loss and hardship, a traveler’s lone road through snow and wind toward a giver, with lines about memory, death, and renewal. The piece sits beside social notices and college sorority housing updates mentioning Miss Myrtle Greenfield and Blanche Sweet in a film, along with auxiliary meetings and visits.
Lawrence News Highlights and Family Announcements
A Lawrence column recaps births, engagements, and travel as families plan trips to Leavenworth Topeka and Kansas City. Local students prepare to enter K U Salina and Harvard, with names including Miss Daisy Joanne and professor Hunter’s family. Students head to Estes Park for YWCA conference while others visit relatives and attend social gatherings.
Local families visit and travel in Missouri and Kansas
Mrs J C Dolan and family return to St Joseph after a visit in Iola Kansas Mary Bea Clara Meisenheimer and three children come home from Iola JIsabel Keeler expected home Monday from California Expositions in San Francisco and San Diego Nagmi Tight agent to visit Miss Katlie of Macon later plans Kansas City visit to see Miss Floricee Win gert Mrs W Dunn and family return to Vincennes Indiana and Mr and Mrs Dann accompany them to City Annie Mitchell leaves to visit E Ware formerly Miss Pansy Femphill of Law Mr and Mrs Fberbert Dunmire and daughter Elizabeth travel to Excelsior Springs for several di tagon ber s Hyanetical Conference guests of AL Hackbarth family Miss Frances Hackbarth spending two weeks in Kansas City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Dolan
Dolan
St. Joseph
Mary ‘Bea
Clara “Meisenheimer
Thei
Iola
Meisenheimer
J. W. Houk
Visabel
Keeler
Califrnia
San
San Diego
Nagmi
Katlile
Macon
Kansas City
Florqiee
Gert
Dunn
Rena
C. le Dyn
Lewis
Wool Dunn
Howe
Vincennes
Inn
Dann
J' Ta S City
Annie Mitehl
Ibe
E. Ware
Bowersock Theater To Put Under Direct Management
Within a month the Bowersock Theater moves to direct management. New equipment costing over 2000 will be installed, promising improved service. The upcoming season features a Royal Kansas City style series with films arriving here shortly after New York first shows them, making Bowersock the best equipped cinema in Kansas.
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The
Moving Picture
Bowersock Theater
United State
the Royal
Kansas
Irion
Kansas City
Van
New York
Reservations for Marguerite Clark Show Listed
All parties wishing to see Marguerite Clark must phone Bell 10 before seven o clock Monday evening. For Sunday dinner orders, four ice cream and ices from Wiedemann's. Phone 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
Bell
Wiedemann’s
Grant Township Road Repair Near Leavenworth Line
Slough road previously impassable has been graded and reopened by Olson Campbell and AL Hicks Ep Meade and C E Perkins. Funding totaling about 200 dollars secured from Grant Township and 100 dollars from Merchants and FarmersAssociation. Beatt Wood road slough grade nearly a quarter mile long improves farmer access along Ashe slough on Beatt Wood road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slouth
Leavenworth Jounty
Grantton’hip
Merchants& Farmers
al “A. Hicks
Ashe
Beatt- Wood
Local Court Clerk Notes Visit With Spree In-law Family
Fragmentary OCR reports a district court clerk recounting a visit by Mrs George Walk to her Kane in-law family in Lawrence. The text mentions three months and refers to Mrs and Mr Baker and friends, with unclear chronology and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowman
Helen Naismith
George B Stanley
Anotor
District Court
Chay
Geo
Kane
Mre and
M Baker
Lawrence
County Board Hears Petitioners On Bridge Plan At Court House
County commissioners will hear residents this afternoon at the court house about placing a new bridge in Pleasant Grove near the scenic plage. Signers of the petition urge the seven-span Ixus bridge plan to improve local roads and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pleasant Grove
Senic Plage
Ixus
Business College Notes at Lee Young and Staffing Changes
Lee Young left today for Anada to join a civil service stenography post at $900 yearly. Kemper Milling Co. of Tongunosie called for a stenographer. Anna Cade was sent to fill the job. National Board members James Baird, James Soreasdin, and Cassell left for camp with Company 1 week. Harold Heller accepted a position in Pulsa Oklahoma. Town visitors inspect the business college as potential entrants for September. Enrollments begin as September first approaches. salesmanship will be taught next year.
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University
Lawrence
May Fritchie
Pi Beta Phig
Alma Shanklin
Kappa
Alpha Thetasy
Eva Herman
Kappa Kappa
Chi Omegas
Jessie Witter
Itho- Sigmp iKapaps
Forsee
Stloe
Allie Delta Pis
Chi
Qinesa
Missouri University
Lee Young
Nfor
Thuve
Kemper /Milling Co
Tongunosie
Anna Cade
James
Baird
Soreasdin
Ae Remyarid
Il Cassell
National Coard
Harold Heller
Positiott-At- Pulsa
Okinany
Stu
Tam
Garage and Repair Shop Agency for the Haynes
Local garage and repair shop advertises services for haynes and heavy cars at 918 Mass. St. Lawrence Auto Co. operates alongside, offering repair, maintenance, and restoration work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Lawrence Auto. Co
Mass
Wanted: Every chit is Laws THEE
A fragmented notice mentions Mr Shaler of Bhalen Drug Store offering a giveaway to a child in Law with a taunting auction of a wagon and drinks. It hints at ten different medicines or segs and a roadside coup. The text is garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shaler
Bhalen
Shaler
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Wee
E.W. Preyseilake
Kansaus
Unyake
William Farnum
Ja VN
the Plunderer
Vali Bane
Sumner Wresses
Children’s Department
Iresses
Amlady
Gasbrinent
Sheetia
Ailshahis
Nennsvanny
M. A. Buhler
Ini
New York Times
Myrtle
Greenfield
le Bowersock
Blanche Sweet
Miss Huth Bottomly
Betty Goldsmith
Bo McNaught
W. Greenfield
James Greenfield
Miss Greenfeld
Sabetha
Kan
Feck
Ladies
Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans
Post
Kansas’ City
Will” Tutson
Virginia Thitson
Willima Tutson
Hutson
Fannie Collmin
Keuises Ci
Ch Rley
Kinksas City
Airdome
Elizabeth Morrill Stock Company
Evans
Massachusetts
Crowley
Genneil Grove
Tos Harper
Vic Johnson
Hsther, Johnson
Weyne Allphip
Owen Carl
Leavenworth
Charles
Vanitya
Lawtrence
Fita
Peka
Salina
Stateniversity
Kk.u
I Ip
Misses
Watson
Lela jJordan
Inex Mack
John Kirtland
Simpson
Ar. Garrel Warrkelhut
Vallie Robinson
Clarke. Davis
Helen Robinson
Harold” Neptune
George Hare
Lrhest
Mms
Carl Perkins
Met
Lawrence Cree
Topeka
Gcy
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
Country Club
Late View
Uuning and Fishing
J. A. McElroy
Kentucky Street
Estes Park
Y. W
Harvard
Samuel ‘Eben
Mitchell
A. (. Mitchell
Mississippi Strat
Toston
My. Mitchell
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Trawrence High School
Bostom
Massachusetts , Institute of ‘Ethnology
Harvard University
Jane Weaver
Blue Mound
E. A. Weibel
Direct
Howersock
Bestite ‘Agipeat
Grant Township
Are
Olson & Campbell
EWING
Daeline
Durin
Business College Notes
Massachusettsi
St!’ . Belt
Miss Ruth
Standish
Cady
Feacher
Ertoirs
Diétlon
Kentucky
Sta Lawrence
Ka Bell
Mt Studio
Deaver
John Deauer
Spe
Seace
E Degynidet
Lawrence Lécal
South Par
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