Christmas Round Table and Tennola clubs host joint meet
For three years the Round Table and Tennola clubs held a Christmas gathering at the home of Mrs. J. T. Constant. Dr Edward Hislop presented an excellent review Papini's Life of Christ to members. Refreshments were served by a joint committee. Temola club suspends meetings until after Christmas. Lotus club to meet Monday with Mrs. H Rice on Ohio Street.
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Round Table
Tennola
J. T. Constant
Papini
Christ
Edward ‘Hislop
Temola
Personal notes from Kansas area visitors and locals
Prof Ritchie of Ottawa University visited the new library at K U. Donald Kirby returned home to Tonganoxie after an operation at Simmons Hospital. Alice Skilton and Sanford Skilton spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs J W Blair, Abe Levy, and Billy Cork with Ellis Johnson visited Baldwin and Emporia. Elizabeth Sprague and Kathleen Doering and Virginia Moore, Katharine Kerr, Helen Scott spent the day in Kansas City. Santa Fe officials Summers McNally James traveled Lawrence en route to Kansas City. Ada Cain and Louise Burgan went to Kansas City for day and weekend. Erma Ludeman Norma Walker are at home in Kansas City. Mayor H E Wright of Owosso, Mich., left for home after Kansas Engineers’ convention. Mrs Orin Kennedy spent the day in Kansas City. Delbert Perkins and Eugene Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Ritchie
Ottawa University
K. U
Donald Kirby
Simmons Hospital
Tonganoxie
Alice Skilton
Sanford ‘Skilton
Kansas City
J. W. Blair
Baldwin
Abe Levy
Billy Cork
Emporia
Ellis T. Johnson
Elizabeth E. Sprague
Roy Walden
Vinland
Virginia Moore
Katherine Kerr
Helen Scott
F. E. Summers
Santa Fe Railroad
Erma Ludeman
Norma Walker
Lawrence residents visit Topeka and Kansas City
Local social notes list Miss Marjorie Wallace Miss May Fleming and others traveling to Topeka for a day trip. Several Lawrence residents including Mrs T E Hanks and Cora Davenport visit Kansas City for weekend gatherings. Julian odds include Catherine Oder Lucille Mills and Miss Myrtle Kennedy with multiple Kansas City and Lawrence connections.
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Marjorie "Wallace
May Fleming
Topeka
Kansas
Cora Davenport
University
Kansas City
Raymond Nichols
Jayhawker
Raymond Hanson
Hamson Pigman
George Gould
Willian Marshall
Iss Myrtle Kennedy
FE. Kimpton
Lawrence Kington
Catherine Oder
Los Angeles
Cal
E.H
L. Batterson
Cousin of Late President Harding Denies Offer Tendered
Francis E Pope of Spokane Washington, cousin of the late President Harding, denies offers of 1 000 000 or any other sum to influence presidential approval for the governments wooden fleet. He says he was subpoenaed to Chicago to testify in the Forbes Thompson bribery case but had not heard of the Thompson interests until recent news. He insists there was no approach by any Thompson representative or anyone else.
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Tuquein
Francis E. Pope
Spokane
Wash
Harding
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
J. We. Thompson
Thompson
Eliad H. Martins
Popp
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Whimsical Fragments
Puzzle text lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues with fragmentary phrases. The garbled OCR reads like a crossword grid description, defining words such as archbishops crown, segment of a circle, turtle? and many unrelated snippets about ticking away, air, and animals. The piece resembles a rough puzzle page with scattered hints rather than a cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Secretaries Meet Have Open Discussions at League Session
Two day session of municipal league secretaries opened with a preliminary draft for a national organization presented by John G. Stutz of Kansas. Officers appointed Morris B. Lambie Minnesota chair Harvey Walker Kansas secretary. Discussions focused on city services including legal question bureau ordinance revision and engineering aid. Chancellor E H Lindley delivered a greeting to delegates.
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Leagues of Municipalities
John G. Stutz
Kansas League
University of Kansas
Morris B. Lambie
Minnesota
Harvey Walker
Kansas
Municipal League
Stutz
Morris Labie
League
Young People Banquet Celebrates Fifth Fellowship Dinner
About 150 young people attended the fifth annual fellowship dinner by the First Baptist church young people society held last night at the church parlors. Dr R H Miller of Independence Avenue Christian church Kansas City Mo delivered the chief address on the power of a Christian personality. Jack Ross served as toastmaster with Prof W W Davis praising youth morals, Edgar Clark giving a welcome and Conwell Carlson speaking. Margaret Barnes sang, Betty Sifers and Alfreda Oakes sang a duet, and a five piece orchestra provided music. The program closed with the Crimson airline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iFirst Baptist Church Young People’s Society
R. H. Miller
Independence Avenue Christian Church
Kansas City
Miller
Jack Ross
W. W.davis
Department of History
Edgar Clark
Conwell Carlson
The
Kansas City Star
Margaret Barnes
Betty Sifers
Alfreda Oakes
Crimson
Christmas Concert At Senior High Auditorium
Christmas concert by the senior high and grade school chorus classes will be in the high school auditorium Wednesday evening December 17 at 8 30 o clock under Miss Mabel Barnhart and Gola Coffelt. Admission is free and all are invited. The program features multiple choral pieces led by various school groups and soloists, including traditional carols and Christmas anthems performed by the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs, the Grade School, and the Audience joins in on Joy to the World.
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Mabel Barnhart
Gola Coffelt
William Finn
Marcus Richardson
Leslie Owen
Bratton
Edwin Hanson
Ina Manget
Ippolitof Ivanof
O. Little Town
Bethlehem
Barnby
Hayden
Gabriel
MesAllaster School
Likh
Gordley
Noel Adam
Margaret Drennon
Wenseclas
Delo Selie
Robert Carey
Jand Boys’ Glee Club
White Russia
Boys and Girls Glee Club
Nazareth
Gotinod
Governor Davis Defends Prohibition in Kansas Letter
Governor Jonathan M. Davis responds to charges about alcohol in Kansas in a letter to F. L. Richardson of New York. Richardson claimed more drinks in Kansas. Davis says the prohibition law is enforced and liquor use is declining, noting a state tour and a critic from former Topeka mayor Jay E. Houge.
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Topeka
Kari
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
F. FL. Richardson
New York City
Richardson
Ciphin
Jay E. Houge
House
Davis
Negroes Kill Groceryman in Kansas City Store
December 13 Kansas City. Athos Allen, a grocer, was shot and killed in his store by two Black men during an attempted robbery. A pistol was found in the pocket of one attacker. nothing was stolen. The assailants fled and remain at large.
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Kansas City
Athos Allen
Neerness
Bazaar and chicken supper at St. Sueake M Church
A bazaar and chicken supper will be served at St. Sue ake M Church on Tuesday night December 16. A short program will be given as part of the event. Help is sought for a friend group with or without a partner.
Deaths and Funerals From Lawrence Area Notices
Death notices from Lawrence list Mrs Rena Seaton Cooper who died in Los Angeles and will be buried at Oak Hill with services at Cross Funeral Chapel. Also noted are Mrs Lucinda McCracken who died at 96 in LaCyene Kansas, Rev James A Lawrence’s death in Indiana Pa, and the infant son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Ice buried at Oak Hill.
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Rena Seaton Cooper
Rena
Cooper
Los Angeles
Meds
Lawrence
the Cross
Snedia
A. A. Royston
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lucinda
Racken
Lucinda McCracken
Sdran Smith
Twelfth and
Louisiana Street
LaCyene
Kans
McCracken
Sondé
Leavenworth
Russell Fitzpatrick
Jas. A. Lawrence
Indiana, Pa
United Presbyterian Church
My. Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Calvin Ice
Decemer
Oak Hill
Teachers Meet for County School Organization
About forty five district teachers gathered for the regular monthly meeting. W H Johnson of the university spoke on vocational guidance in rural schools. A short program followed with pupils from various schools. Pearl Martins sang, Pearl Martins and Ruth Wilson sang a duet, and three Franklin school girls presented a folk dance and recitations by Aileen Johnson and Helen Grace Gentry.
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Organization of Teachers
W. H. Johnson
University
Varios
Pearl. Martin
Pearl Martin
Ruth Wilson
Franklin School
Aileen Johnson
Helen Grace Gentry
County Officials Must Qualify, Bussing Announces
County Clerk E G Bussing announced that all county officials must qualify for their positions. The notice outlined qualification requirements and timelines for incumbents and appointees. Additional details clarified eligibility criteria and filing steps for affected offices.
Election Officers Must Qualify At Once In General Ballot
In the general election officers must present bonds and qualify immediately. Time to qualify has expired with only a few complying. The notices involve disarmament proceedings and an ouster suit against Isaac T. Richardson, probate judge and district judge elect of Emporia. Governor Bryan protests Nebraska poultry embargo by New York and seeks relief. John C. Evans returns from Mayfield California after six months building a home.
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Onn
Isaac T.richardson
Eleet
Emporia
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
New York
Charles W. Bryan
Smith
John C.vans
Mayfield
Calif
Palo Alto
Parole sought by Eggleston linked to Larned murder case
Mary K Eggleston, convicted in Larned for attempting to murder two people by lacing fruit juice with poison, applies to Governor Davis for parole. Gov Davis will hear January 10. Eggleston remains free on bond pending appeal to the state supreme court and claims the charges are false and based on testimony she alleges was untrue.
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Topeka
Mary K. Eggleston
Larned
State Penitentiary
Jonathan M. Davis
Judge Smart Named Commissioner in Kansas Appointment
In Tdpeka Kansas on December 18 the state supreme court appointed C. A. Smart of Lawrence as commissioner. The move assigns Smart to oversee cases in the region and expand local judicial capacity amid growing docket demands.
Prof and Mrs Olin Move to New Home
Prof and Mrs Arvin Sut Olin are now settled in their new residence. Prof W H Carl Ruth, former vice chancellor of the University of Kansas, also resides in Mayfield and is currently in very poor health.
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Arvin Sut
Olin
W. H.carruth
University of Kansas
Mayfield
Clark's Suh Cruise Round The World Ad
Clark's cruise line promotes a 18 to 20 day world voyage with stops in Japan China India Cairo Jerusalem Athens and Europe. The ad touts a 17000 ton ship with 600 to 700 passengers per voyage and cites prices from 1250 including hotels drives guides and fees. It notes the Mediterranean option on a 20000 ton vessel with Fez and Palestine days and prices from 600.
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Ette Rom
N. Y
Cunard
California
Japan
China
India
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Europe
Ay Clark
Mediterranean
Taconia
Fez
Palestine
Frank C. Clark
Times Bidz
Nowy
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