Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Prices
Downtown Lawrence committees expand to twenty one members and meet at the Elks club to discuss pins. The December county commissioners session handles routine business and bond filings. The board of education plans its Monday meeting. Theatre crowds block the Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde showing as Chamber of Commerce events shift to civic duties. Prices rise and fall in local restaurants while Christmas shopping looms and taxes near due dates.
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Elks Club
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Fragmentary text from a newspaper page with multiple garbled phrases and disjointed references including Ohio New York Utipo Fenie Medical Unit and Eastern Europe. Lacks readable names, dates, places, or events to summarize credibly.
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Rseas Medical Unit
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Racdigal Ito
New York
Europe
Abe
Amerigan
Chic velour frock with embroidered velvet details
A fashion description showcases velour frocks with embroidery. Illustrated model wears a dark blue veldyn gown with gathered skirt and harem hem. The ensemble includes a high collar, ruche accented blouse, and chiffon vest with elbow-length sleeves.
Law in Literacy Switzerland Devine Says Formant Feat
In a gubernatorial discussion the creation of new places in the executive department is urged, including a public benefit office and an education department. The argument holds that education is a national need and should be supported by federal action to assist states and provide facilities for efficient administration of children’s education.
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Deaths and Funerals—Martha Spencer and Others
Mrs. Martha Spencer 81 died in Pleasanton. Her funeral waits at 1100 Kentucky Street Monday at 2 pm with burial at Oak Hill. Norman M. Chambers funeral set for Funk chapel at 10:50 am Monday. Susie Wilcox to conduct Morrie services at Friends church with Oak Hill burial. Oliver Paul death in Pittsburgh tied to Lawrence. funeral and burial at Oak Hill on arrival of Union Pacific train noon tomorrow. He was a longtime Lawrence resident with many old friends recalling his presence.
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Martha ‘Spencer
Martha Spencer
Pleasanton
Kentucky Street
Oak Hit
Norman M. Chambers
Funk Chapel
Oliver Paul
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Oak Hill Cemetery
Paul
Sibley Society Holds Annual Bazaar with Fancy Cooking
Sibley society met on Wednesday for an annual bazaar with nineteen members present. Isis Brown crafted candy and cake items raising funds. The event featured chicken, cake, and coffee, with proceeds totaling seven dollars and ten cents.
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H. Airs
Bowmans
Isis Brown
Junol
Chicken Sands
Johnson
Wil Walker Pace
MiBs
Thanksgiving Visits and Local News From Lawrence Area
Thanksgiving scenes unfold as Aberle Newtons and others share meals at relatives homes. Carl Cowles and Bertha Cowles visit, while Lela Newton and others travel between Tonganoxie and Vinland. News notes births and local gatherings, with Ventura visits planned by B F Cowles family.
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Mantuclan
Aberle
Geo. Newton
Newton
Earl Marshall
Roller
Lawrence
Marshall
Ed .Paasch
Sizer
Exil Cowles
Kansas City
Bertha Cowles
Lela
Elif Newton
Tonganoxie
Ed Harvey
Josephine
Carol Bargtorf
Fred Sowles
Gerald Loorseyond
Harriett
Vinland High School
Charles Wheadon
Ernest Ralston
Miss Nottingham
Will Richardson
G. F. Brown
Charles Rumsey
Mildreid
Mabel Day
Alice
Hattie McTaggart
Fred Cowles
Emmett Tuttle
K. A
Harold Marshall
B. F. Cowles
Ventura
Calfornia
Christmas Weather Hopes Amid Community Notes
The piece notes 28 shopping days till Christmas and hopes for good travel weather. It lists local residents and visitors, school events at Sunnyside with Christmas programs and hot lunches, Thanksgiving and Sunday activities, and various social visits. It mentions Miss Anna Orr visiting with her parents in Winchester, Lawrence trips, and a Chile invitation for December festivities. Ode to local life mixes with a chili promotion and a reference to Magellan festivities.
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Ts. W. Smith
Eloise
Der
Mos
Carl Gerstenberdauchter Vielet
van ‘Tamales
Gladys Cekubert
J. van Lindley
Hesper
Gee. Selubert’s
Eudar
Myrtle
Ner Strong
Lience
Grace Stoium
Wellsville
Charles Thoren
Gus Bohnsack
Ben, Bartz
Baby
Copp
B. Durr
Lelia Gabriel
C. C. Gertsenberger
Lewie
Elsie Shirley
Alvin Purr
Leon Pearl
St. Paul's Church
Walter Wood
G [el Smith
Sunnyside
Marguerite Jones
Otto Shultz
Olive Shuler
Georgianna Eberhard
Mary Shuler
Willett Wood
Herbert Shultz
Emil Beurman
Anna E. Orr
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Orr
Winchester
C. Mornes
Marguerite
Lawrence
Mary
Roberta
Nottingham
Abs
John
Milo
Wood
J. Bearman
Russell Kincaid
Kansas City Lo
Ollie Coffman
Pontinus
Ernest
Ancus Richardson
Sant Jaro
Chile
Cecil
Magellan
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Phert
Board of Education
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Chamber of Commerce
Te City Commission
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Rowney i
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Cevira al Lowsonwart'l
Chambr F Commerce
Portland
Oregon
Oklahoma
Relult Ima
Wilder
B.A. Tuyl
Huger
Ohio
Mobile
New. York
Notamobile
Utipo
LAW
Switerland Devine Says
Sibley
Solth
Eudora
Orelap
Dick Bldg
Victory
Bright’s
Doan
Deans Wroinee
Lalla Aday
Nedfousert
Alelisois
Samee
Jasoun
Mii
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Atéeretter
S. Epines
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
Dad
Sloan
Pines
Gatarrh
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Citizens State Bank
Shimmons Bros
Minas
Hamilton Motor & Supply
Floyd V. Rankin
Hobsons
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Dr. Bell
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