Lawn Party and Family Gatherings Reported in Local Notices
Miss Rose Dews hosted a lawn party with games music and light refreshments. Guests included Elsie Godlove Misa Della Belles and many Transmeir Godlove and Hird family members plus friends. Also reported are birthday dinner for J R Woodward, a family reunion under the Green tree and various dinners with neighbors and relatives. A birth announcement for William Thomas Robbins and a Colorado trip return are noted among the social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Dews
Elsie Godlove
Misa Della Belles
Martha and
Viola Transmier
Flora Nell Bigsby
Guila - Gress
Esther Hird
Dorothy Elliot
Raymond Williams
Harry and Risdon
Godlove
Ernest and
Ivan Transmeir
Francis Gregory
French
Jollys Welcome David Gwinn Jolly Birth
Mr and Mrs D Eber Jolly of 1900 Vermont Street announce the birth of a six and a half pound boy named David Gwinn born this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Robbins
Ohio Street
Simmon’s Hospital
William Thomas
D. Eber Jolly
Vermont
Street
David Gwinn
Local Docket of Travel and Visits Across Kansas City and Colorado
Multiple short items note Miss Sarah Cleland spending yesterday with friends at Vinland Arnold Capsey visiting relatives in Kansas City Dana Hale weekend in Kansas City Mrs R E Dicker and daughter Katherine with relatives in Kansas City Miss Marjorie Pugh visiting brother Robert Pugh in St Joseph Mo Mr and Mrs Ralph Dicker drove to Kansas City to visit Swope Park Mrs John Ferpetta left for Wichita en route to Burlington Kan Houston Turner returned home from Coffeyville Kansas Edna Watts Mrs J Hy-Boener and children left for Stonington Colorado to visit their mother Mrs George Watts and family Mrs A L Greene returned from Colorado mostly Boulder Lauren Hunter and family are
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cleland
Vinland
Arnold Capsey
Kansas City
Dana J. Hale
R. E. Dicker
Katherine
Marjorie Pugh
St. Joseph
Robert Pugh
Vermont Street
Pugh
Ralph Dicker
Kansas
City
Swope Park
John Ferpetta
Wichita
Burlington
Houston Turner
Coffeyville
Edna Watts
J. Hy -Boener
Stonington
Colo
George ‘Watts
A. L. Greene
Colorado
Boulder
Lauren Hunter
Many Local Residents Return From Visits Across States
Mrs. Hunter and children return home after visiting Mrs. Carr. Mr. Hunter rode from San Diego with Gus Wahl and family. R. M. Robertson of Marysville, Kansas, stayed with the Robertsons in Lawrence. Claude Gee and family plan visits in Illinois before Detroit. B. C. Meyer visits in Innes store. Walter Graves from Kansas City visits his mother. Verdie Hemming returns from Ottawa weekend. Viola Stanfield arrives from St. Louis to trim hats in Lawrence. Don Little and family vacation in Canada then Washington, D. C. Annie Monroe and Mrs. Mamie Tuttle motor to Kansas City. Alice Monroe of Kansas City visits grandmother in Lawrence. C. W. Gould spends weekend in Topeka. Lillis Lester returns from Los Angeles visit. W. T. Carpenter returns from two months with daughters in Ohio and Indiana, delayed by strike. S. F. Patterson returns from the East via Jacksonville, Illinois. J. E. Burley travels to Wichita for three weeks with relatives. John R. Draper sells DeLuxe barber shop to Bob Stewart and Charles C. Sample. Glenn Chariton and Dr. H. W. Hutchinson return from motor trip to Wichita and southern Kansas. E. L. Brown travels to Kansas City for hospital admission. Merle Gish heads to Parsons to visit his father, Lt. A. A. Gish, on strike duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gee
Mrs. Gee
Rantoul
Ilinois
Detroit
Mich
Kansas City
B. C. Meyer
A. K. Meyer
Innes
Walter Graves
Annie Monroe
Mamie Tuttle
Alice, Monroe
A. Monroe
C. W. Gould
Topeka
Lillis Lester
P. P. Lester
Indiana Street
Ray Phillips
Los Angeles
Cal
W. T. Carpenter
Massachusetts Street
J. W. Howell
Toledo
Calvert
Annapolis
Ind
Chicago
Lawrence
S. F. Patterson
Jacksonville
Illinois
J. E. Burley
Wichita
John R. Draper
Mass
Bob Stewart
Charles C. Sample
Glenn Chariton
H.W. Hutchinson
el Dorado
Kansas
C Kaufman
W. W. Adair
Ruth, Pinet
Louise Tutcher
Steward's rally raises 224 dollars at St James church
The St James A M E Church reports the Steward's rally gathered 224 dollars and 80 cents. The committee extends thanks to all contributors and submits the final accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James A. M. E. Church
Smith Fined Ten Dollars For Speeding In Police Court
G.7R. Smith arrested last night by Officer Silverthorn. He was fined ten dollars in police court this morning for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Silverthorn
Prowl arrest dismissed by police judge
E Harris taken in charge by police Saturday night in the 900 block on Connecticut street for prowling complaints. He was dismissed this morning by the police judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Connecticut Street
William Quelch sale and county social notes
North Lawrence notes record the Centenary M E church Ladies' Aid serving at the William Quelch sale. Local social items include sick list updates, Wallace W C T U meeting plans, visits from Dennis Phillips of Kansas City, a Kansas family welcoming a son, and a large Hid- dleston reunion picnic with many attendees from region towns.
Marriage licenses scarce as judge cites dry wedding market
Pro bate Judge L. H. Menger lamented the empty marriage license book this morning saying the marriage market is dry. He noted that no licenses were issued Saturday, a first since records began, signaling a decline in marriages for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Menger
Fire damages dwelling on Kentucky street
A lighted match in a closet at the home of Mrs. W. A. Clough at 1712 Kentucky street started a fire last night around midnight. The fire was extinguished by the fire department with minor damage. Estimated losses were about 50 dollars to the house and 200 dollars to the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clough
Kentucky Street
Who sells 90 percent of the tires sold in Lawrence
Fritz says Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop and F. P. Hormuth at 1011 Mass. mingle with tire sales in Lawrence, reportedly handling the substantial share of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fritz
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
F.P. Hormuth
Mass
Davenport Cary A. Dies at 73 in Linwood Kansas
Cary A Davenport, 73, died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Joe Hemicks home north of Midland The funeral will be held at the Linwood Methodist church tomorrow at 2 30 p m Rev Barker officiating burial will be in Linwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary A. Davenport
Cary. A. Davenport
Joe Hemick
Midland
Methodist
Linwood
Kans
Barker
Deaths of Robert White and infant James Otis DeShazer
Robert White of 721 Alabama St died yesterday at home. funeral plans not set. Infant James Otis DeShazer, born Sept 12 1921 in San Benito Texas, died Aug 15 1922 at Henrietta Oklahoma while visiting family. body sent to Agra Oklahoma for interment. The DeShazer family lived near the city for seven years before moving to Texas two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Alabama St
James Otis DeShazer
Jess DeShazer
San Benito
Texas
Y. O. Gooch
Henrietta
Okla
Agra
Sayings From Rev H W Hodge Sermon At Free Methodist
Rev H W Hodge shared several sayings from his sermon at the Free Methodist conference yesterday afternoon. He warned that preaching holiness without experience leads to trouble and urged reliance on God when the heart bleeds. He also commented on Job receiving mail at Ur and maintaining integrity amid talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hodge
Free Methodist Conference
Jesus
Job
Yours
Mrs
God
Movors Abandoned Horse Found Beside Fort to Fort Road
Humane society members reported a horse abandoned by movers lying for days beside the fort to fort road near Mud Creek bridge. The animal had received no care since being left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Humane Society
Fort To Fort
Mud Creek Bridge
Pleasant Grove Rain Debuted Midday Canner Work Expands
Pleasant Grove reports a light shower yesterday around 5 pm with heavier pockets in places. Harvey Hibner cut hay before the rain. Frances Williams visits Frances Scott near Baldwin to help with peach canning and other chores. Scott boards a resident and anticipates 75 to 100 bushels of peaches ready for market. Ward Landis and spouse were noted residents departing or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hibner
Frances Williams I
Fred Scott
Baldwin
Pleasant Valley Picnic and Sunday Visits Reported
Pleasant Valley residents attended a Farmers' Union picnic at Pitts Grove with two truckloads from Topeka’s industrial school performing. The day included forenoon and afternoon ball games and speaking. Several local residents, including Miss Andrey Landis, Miss Marie Anderson, and Miss Fannie Moore, visited friends and relatives, with haying work continuing after a shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
E. L. Landis
Farmers’ Union
Pittsgrove
Topeka
Andrey Landis
Marie Anderson
Harvey Flory
Harold
Elmer Flory
Verne Neeley
Local Social Notes Mention Family Visits and Work
The article lists community members visiting relatives and helping with local projects. Families like Ellis, Landis, Mohler, and Williams are noted with hours spent at homes and schoolhouse work at Willow Springs. An upcoming Kennedy New York reunion invitation is mentioned along with a trip to Cerna?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scott
Baldwin
Will Ellis
E. L. Landis
Charlie
Leonard Williams
Willow Springs
Sandy Williams
Frank Mohler
Mohler
Audrey Landis
Ward Landis
Pleasant Valley
Local Chore Help and Visitors Reported in Rogordo
In Rogordo Illinois Avery Hibner visited the Grove store and Campbell home Sunday morning A L Williams also stopped by the Hibner home Char lie was a caller yesterday Mr Hibner is seen doing chores in the Beeghley car at the Beeghley residence during the period of the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogordo
Illinois
Beeghley
Mr. Hibner
Avery Hibner
Grove
Campbell
A. L. Williams
Hibner
Charlie
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George Jensen
J. R. Woodward
Woodward
Mary Jane Sihenan
E. G. Woodward
Pearl Blankenship
Grace Woodward
Linna Woodward
Charley ‘Woodward
W. H. Barton
A. A. Green
Louisiana Street
Charles Dicker
Roy Williamson
Wm. Weber
Lee McCoin
J. G. Lee
Bonner Springs
Webb McCoin
Julian Boener
George Watts
Galo
Laura Glidden
Alabama Street
Phylis Benit
Afiss Gracé Bement
Ottawa
Frances Moore
Maudie Hansen
Blanche Smith
Arthur Parkenson
Horace * Glidden
K. U
Brown’s Grove
Ruth McHenry
Harmann Leiberger
Eric Owens
John Chambers
L. W. McNamara
Anne
Julia Flinn
Elizabeth Jane
Jessie Mae
Margaret Tucker
Mecalls
North Lawrence
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
William Quelch
A. J. Martin
Wallace W. C. T. U
Popplewell
F. M. Gordon
Be Soto
Rev. Popplewell
Christian Sunday School
Kent
Dennis Phillips
Our City
Leonard House
Esther Courtney
Jennie Roper
Indla
Oklahoma
Wallace Courtney
Colorado Rings
Ernest Day
William Snapp
Fall Leaf
William Rose
Wellsville
Elm
Walter Rose
Fuller
L. Rose
Paola
J. Smith
Mary Hiddleston
Sarah C. Rhodes
Sam, Farley
Howard
Henry Towelston
Frank Williams
Jake Towelston
Roland Hor
Cal Rhodes
Olathe
O. L. Cox
Kaw. Valley
Nettie Corey
G. B. Castle
Dick Newl
Belleairre
Ohio
Cannon
Mae Bradshaw
King Adams
H. W. Hnonge
Pleasant Grove
Thousand Island Dressing
Eliot
University
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord
Mulkey
Fordson
Carter Tire & Battery Co
Round Corner Drug Co
Lawrence, Kana
American Petroleum Institute
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan, Ave
Varsity Theatre
Doris
Crusoe
Betty Compson
Tom Moore
Paramount Picture
C. W. Smith
Dearborn Independent
Ford
Bell’s Flower Shop
Terry Gaskill
Lawrence, Kansas
Great State Life Insurance Co
Wichita, Kansas
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