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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
4
The article surveys postwar tensions in Central America and Armenia amid American, Turkish, and European political moves. It mentions Lausanne Conference reactions, Greek refugees, and Turkish policies, plus domestic U.S. partisan clashes over Attorney General Daugherty and Supreme Court nominee Butler.
Tom Sims makes a garbled remark about a winter ball and fish, mentioning Panama City and a 5000 pound catch. He touches on motion pictures and culture, asking about professional pictures and proffiction.
A speaker cites surveys showing large portions of the U S population unaffiliated with churches and minimal religious instruction. He argues half the enrolled children attend rarely and urges business leaders to fund Christian education to sustain integrity, industry, faith, and service. The future of church and nation hinges on religious education.
Shornton of timadian at National Railways is to be entertained by the Montreal Board of Trade at a luncheon. Municipal officers election occurs in nineteen of thirty eight Massachusetts cities. Idaho statewide conference of farmers fruitgrowers and dairymen meets in Boise to discuss agricultural issues. The International Joint Commission in Washington will hear St Lawrence River Power Co dam permit for the South Sault channel. George K Mackie visits Scammon on business.
North Lawrence items report Myron Stutz of Omaha bowling in Kansas City tourney on Friday night and Sunday afternoon. John Marlowe and son Harold visit Colorado relatives. Roy Phillips visits from Hammond Indiana for Thanksgiving, first trip home in two years. Blossom Ewing sprains ankle on porch. Community notices include W W Holyfield dinner and Evangelistic meetings at the Christian church led by J A W Brown with baptism. Perry visitors attend revival. Amelia Barley and Miss Elizabeth Bartz visit relatives near Eudora. Leslie Martin and Fred Olinger report arm injuries. Woodlawn PTA to hold exchange and rummage sale December 7 8 in Elliott building. Fresh coal car from Pocahontas Illinois Jump coal on track.
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