Local Society Notes From Lawrence Events
Mas Henley of Lawrence spoke before the Art League this afternoon on Egypt. Luncheon and program details note decorations, officers, and a meeting at Vet Lea. The figure includes a chafing dish supper, theatre party, and pre nuptial events for Miss Marie Biklen and William Pendleton Jr. plus family travel plans.
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A. Henley
Lawrence
Egypt
Art League
Ays Honurmel
CC. Gil Hard
Bomp
Fitthial
Maldle
Hebl
Finley
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C. Coleman
Golerii Mere
A. J. Drechsel
Misett
DB. Craig
Sherman Medill
Justin O'Keefe
Fasis Meller
Claddard
Leavenworth Post
Unitarian gathering and campus society notices
Evening event at the Unitarian church promoted cooperation among teachers and patrons of schools. Speakers included Mrs Kennard Supt Manley and Miss Caweill on dress and narcotics. Sigma Nu and Delta Tau Delta dances announced. wedding at Baldwin and Chi Omega reception noted. W W Club meeting recap. remarks by violinist Albert Spalding on American music and travel.
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Kennard
W. Cotl
Supt. Manley
W.C.T. Uvin
Robinson
Eudora
Caweill
Quincy
A.G. Mitchell
University
Helen N. Backer
Initiated Sly Five Last Nit Loyalist Leaders Clash
A fraternal lodge event in Lawrence features debate on loyalty and headquarters, with 65 new initiates and 40 more slated. Speakers include Charles Finch and T. J. Sweeney, as Supreme officers and organizers praise the order’s unity and growth amid renewed interest.
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Lawrence
Supreme Lodge
Chas
Finch
Elbsing
T. J. Sweeney
Clarence Wilson
Eni Owens
Theo
Lalumiere
Claire Dietrich
A. W.W. Logan
J. Joslin
Charles Vickrey
Chris Armstrong
Welcome Home Funston Arrives in Kansas City Tonight
Major General Frederick Funston travels to spend a furlough and is due to arrive at his former home tonight after visiting Emporia where he met old friend William Allen White. Elaborate preparations are underway to greet him. In Petrograd officials say the German push on the Lodz line has reduced urgency since November’s second half fighting. Gene Gallagher sold two carloads of horses to the government and an inspector visited later.
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Albert Spalding
America
Rubsin
Spaulding
Spalding
Mr. Spalding
Funston
Petrograd
Lodz
Tadz
Gene Gallagher
Concert Tour Ends in Lawrence Tonight
Chicago to Lawrence concert caps his western swing. Jie plans Pacific coast trip in January and exits current tour.
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Chicago
Lawrence
Jie
Pacific Coast
Local Residents and Visitors Gather in Town
Mrs Jack Lawrence Miss Kathryn Lane and Mrs A R Young spent today in Kansas City. Miss Frances Grace Evans returned yesterday after a weeklong visit at Sigma Kappa house. J Steven and Ward well traveled to Eu dora. Mrs William Lynn and son Master Lawrence with Miss Ollie Baxter of Ottawa stay with Mrs W S Saunders. Mrs Eli Cole headed to Kansas City this morning. Mrs J A Joslin returned home in Kansas City this morning. Mr and Mrs C G Hoyt of Colorado Springs visit relatives. Louis Arnold a former Lawrence resident from Colorado visits old friends. Mrs Thomas Bureh of Lincoln Neb will visit for Christmas with her mother. Mrs F Jaedieke Bureh will come for Christmas Day. Miss Katherine Silverson of Minneapolis and Miss Goodman of Kansas City visit Mu Rhoda Hoopes.
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Jack Lawrence
Kathryn Lane
A. R. Young
Kansas City
Frances Grace Evans
Sigma Kappa
J. Steven
Kansas
Eudora
William Lynn
Master Lawrence
Ollie Baxter
Ottawa
W. S. Saunders
Eli Cole
J. A. Joslin
C. G. Hoyt
Louis Arnold
Lawrence
Colorado
Thomas Bureh
Lincoln
Neb
Von
Jaedieke
Bureh
Katherine Silverson
Minneapolis
Minh
Miss Goodman
Mu Rhoda
Hoopes
Death of Alexander Rose After Union Victory Celebration
Old resident Alexander Rose died suddenly at his Prairieville home after returning from a Union victory celebration. Born April 2, 1828 in Jefferson County West Virginia, he moved to Illinois then Missouri before the Civil War, served in the ith Kansas cavalry, and spent years in Lake View and Lawrence Kansas. Survived by a wife, five sons, and four daughters. funeral arrangements pending.
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Tr. A. R. Post Hall
Lexander
Rose
Alexander Rose
Iaston County
West Virginia
Illinois
Alexander Irade
Missouri
Ith
Kansas Cavalry
Mr. Rose
Kansas
Lake View
Lawrence
T. O. Off
A. R
Death of Rev Joseph Bernhard at home on Mississippi Street
The Rev Joseph I Bernhard died this morning at his home 1230 Mississippi Street. A funeral service conducted by Rev Wolfe will be held at 4 o clock Thursday from the home. Interment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. He had been ill and confined to bed for some time.
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Joseph Bernhard
Joseph I Bernhard
Mississippi Street
Wolfe
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bernhard
Hold Preliminary Hearing For Hario Rodiges And Louis Soles
The two men faced arraignment in Justice Clark's court yesterday afternoon with preliminary hearings set for five this afternoon. Bail was fixed at 800 in both cases. Albert Ramiels was arraigned yesterday with a preliminary hearing set for December 15 and bail at 5000, which he failed to meet. Basketball games and league entries are noted for local teams with religious and Sunday school groups represented. County Attorney Amick returned from a business trip to Kansas City.
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Louis’ Soles
Baptist A
Congregational A
Y. M
Congregational
Amick
Kansas City
Seventh Day Adventist Denomination Reports 1913 Growth
In 1913 the Seventh Day Adventist denomination gained 1 180 members, reaching 122 586 total with 71 863 in North America. Churches grew by 715 to 8 589. Tithes surpassed 1 771 000 and offerings over 1 004 100, totaling 2 865 000 with an average per communicant. Denomination operates 992 schools, 72 high or college grade, 206 training schools, plus 37 publishing houses producing near two million dollars in Christian literature in nine languages. Labor force includes 958 ordained ministers, 572 licensed ministers, 1 508 licensed missionaries, 2 060 colporteurs, and 422 other workers. Mission presence covers 57 countries with 85 overall.
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Seventh Day Adventist
North America
Eddie Collins Sent to Chicago Americans in Record Sale
Eddie Collins star second baseman was today sold to the Chicago Americans from Philadelphia. Connie Mack, manager of the Athletics, confirmed negotiations had been underway and the deal was concluded in New York. The amount is not disclosed but is reported to be a record, with one account claiming fifty thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
Chicago Americans
Connié Mack
Champion Athletics
New York
Rockhill Dies in Honolulu Diplomat Wm IV Rockhill Dead
Distinguished American diplomat William IV Rockhill died in Honolulu today. The veteran envoy, noted for his service and international postings, passed away this afternoon, authorities confirmed.
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Rockhill
Honolulu
Wm iV
Front Line Ambulance Train Keeps Pace With War
The American Ambulance unit faces risk as neutrals weigh exposing themselves to danger. Ambulance crews work near trenches while soldiers rotate from four to ten days at the front. A repair car travels with the ambulances, ready to fix or replace components, ensuring a ready machine in case of accidents.
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Nein
Pavis
Locals and Personals Notes From Whittier and Vicinity
Hints of community life fill this column with visits and remarks. Honnient of Whittier and cousin NOL Bailey visit D B Honnient while Dr Burdick notes organ sounds sparked superstitions about the Congregational church and may relocate the instrument for a benefit recital. David Passon and J M Turner are lauded for near perfect Masons and AAA members attendances. ChantTownships C P A to host a large smoker in Midland. Cloaks and bath robes offered at A Young’s 843 Mass with steep discounts. Teamster bids sought for hauling stone to the Indian School. contact A R Olmsted. Fur sales and a new McCormick Millinery display featured. Weaser’s offers 1915 Delestor subs at half price. rent listed for a room at 621 Rhode Island.
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WL. Burdick
Congregational Church
Religion in the Army Enables Muslim Feast Observances
The government arranged religious services for sects in the army for the Feast of the Lamb. Live sheep were provided where possible, or quartered mutton was used when no animals were available. Wounded Africans in Havre and Saint Brieuc observed the feast, performing ablutions and prayers on carpets in court areas before returning to beds or hotels as needed.
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Havre
Saint Brieue
Sehoalh
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