Local Social Notes Include Visits and Trips to Kansas City
Several residents visited Kansas City on various errands and visits. Mrs. W. C. Summers spent the day in DeSoto while Miss Kate Caldwell and others traveled for business or to see relatives in Eudora Edwardsville Emporia Parsons and Colby. A commentary on Miss Barnes hair references Parisien Sage and a store advertising a guarantee concludes a fragmentary column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Summers
DeSoto
Kate Caldwell
Eudora
Collins
Topeka
J. F. Lowry
Emporia
Edwardsville
M.A. Edie
Nebraska
Ruth Collins
Lake View
G. H.gorsuch
Mary Craig
Parsons
P. Redman
Bessie Way
Kansas City
Esther
Carl Eddy
Colby
Mrs. Eddy
George Kirchoff
Pearl Burke
Mabel Burke
Ney Burke
Henry
Miss. Barnes
Parisien Sage
Show Student Art at University Exhibition
An exhibition of student paintings is on display this week in the University of Kansas painting department. Selected from Hawthorne's School of Art in Pittsfield, Massachusetts last summer, the works represent the best created during the stay of K U girls there. On Friday afternoon ten Lawrence art patrons who funded the emergency summer study will award paintings by lot. Represented are Opal Griswold, Katherine Larkin, Mildred Shane, Essie B. Pumphrey, Isable Stephens and Marion Hargett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
School of Art
Princetown
Mass
K. U
Lawrence
Opal Griswold
Katherine Larkin
Mildred Shane
Essie B. Pumphrey
Isable Stephens
Marion Hargett
Engineers to Meet in Topeka by KU Faculty Links
The Kansas Flurineering Society will meet in Topeka Thursday and Friday per Dean P F Walker of the University school of engineering who also serves as vice president. KU engineering professors and students will attend the annual meeting. many professors sit on society committees. Attending are Prof C C Williams Dean Walker H A Rice F W McNown A H Sluss F L Brown G C Shaad FP Ellis Johnson and A J Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Flurineering Society
Topeka
P. F. Walker
K. U. Engineering
Jean Walker
Prof
C. C. Williams
Dean Walker
H. A. Rice
F. W. McNown
A. H. Sluss
F. L. Brown
G. C., Shaad
FP. Ellis Johnson, and
A. J. Raymond
Whitzel family funeral set for Sunday in Kansas City
The Whitzel family Neal B Whitzel Mrs Whitzel and their daughter died in a Kansas City auto accident. The funeral will be at First Methodist church tomorrow at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev S S Klyne. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitzel
Neal B. Whitzel
Sale of Health fund drive sparks Tuberculosis debate
A local meeting of the National Tuberculosis Association endorses a health sale to fund relief for Europe and its starving children. Speakers argue Americans must stay strong to help Europeans, while others emphasize moral duty to aid those in need. The piece notes community figures and businesses linked to the drive and mentions related local notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ubercules Association
Asher
Furope Cand
America
North
Douglas County
Hia
Sending Money Home Boosts Local Economy Say Journal-World
The Journal-World argues spending at home strengthens Lawrence's economy. It cites printers and merchants who keep business local, noting a larger home payroll and broader community benefits. The piece connects at least five local figures to the cause and urges readers to support local suppliers and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantaamery
Adod Advyantare
Journal-World
Csany Lawrence
Lavie Umber
Lawrence
Baldwin News Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Helen Campbell visits Baldwin at Alpha Chi Omega house. Miss Sage returns to McCook Nebraska after visiting sister Mrs Florence Kirkpatrick. Leisure Hour club to meet Tuesday afternoon. Miss Esther Brockway ill with smallpox. sister Helen Brockway recovering awaiting quarantine lift. Primary pupil Fern Hall injures arm on see saw. recovery good. Samuel Harpster of Kansas City en route to deliver ice wagon in southern Kansas. Donald Jesse born to Mr. and Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Foster formerly Minnie Gardner. Mr and Mrs Forrest Hartley attend 50th anniversary in Osawatomie. Endowment drives Baker College now over three quarters of a million. Kappa Sigma chapter hosts 75 attendees in Topeka. Various Baldwin residents visit relatives and attend church events. Christ mas party by Biblical and Clonian Literary societies features Santa and gifts. Charles S. Black family mourns. Keystone Wire’s Lloyd Black visits after father’s death. Lawrence shopping trip for Christmas. Cora Showalter of Kansas City and Mrs Dr Galligan of Chicago visiting Mrs Charles Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Campbell
Lawrence
Baldwin
Alpha Chi Omega House
Sage
McCook
Nebraska
Florence Kirkpatrick
Thomas L. Harris
Esther Brockway
Helen Brockway
Walnut
Little Fern Hall
Samuel QC
Harpster
Kansas City
Kansas
Helen Jean Ebright
Homer K. Ebright
Briday Mimning
Oscar E. Allison
Burittate
Oakwood Cemetery
L. C. Foster
Tongion
Kanas
Jein
Woth the Suns
Kr. Miuul
Beste
Swarthmore
Jon Pearson
New York
Earl Brown
Toneka
Belbgin
Beker
Cumitte Pearson
Pearson
Bakerne
Andrew Pearson
Brown
Fart Brown
Topeka
Antres Pearson
Mit
Paytey
Osawetomie
Ballwin
Lemuel A. Lough
General Education Board of New York
Baker
Kappa Sigma Praternity
Eighth Street
Stewart
A. O. Lockwood
South Dakota
Hattie Holloway
Katherine Zesenis
Hotere
Charles 5
tHacke
Dick Holloway
Remis Bag Company
Ramey
Burlington Junction
Mire Charles Reeks
Ben- Jal “Stewart
Ethyln Stewart
Ernest Phillips
John Bet
Cora Showalter
Dr. Galligan
Chicago
Charles Black
Drunkenness and petty theft cases heard in police court
Paralee Walker pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was given a suspended sentence until tomorrow morning. Wilder Rayburn fined ten dollars for slacking bicycle tires. Henry Henderson and Edgar Green arraigned for petty theft, plead not guilty and to be tried tomorrow. Charles Allen arraigned for disturbance of the peace, plead not guilty and to be tried tomorrow. I B S A Bree lecture Millions Now Living Will Never Die at Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday night. Virginia May Murray heads Tele Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paralee’ Walker
C. C. Stewart
Sentinee
Wilder Rayburn
Henry ‘“Henderson
Edgar Green
Charles “Allén
Bree
Odd Fellows Hall
Market Letter Cattle Prices Fall While Sheep Rise
Kansas City Stock Yards reports larger cattle receipts and lower prices for cattle while sheep and lambs rise. Trade opened slow with declines, later firming. best steers sold 1.50 to 2.00 lower, cows steady, veal and calves mixed. Today's receipts: 16 300 cattle, 11 000 hogs, 500 sheep versus prior periods. market shows low price level reached with light local receipts and higher prices elsewhere. M. Virrl n Market Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cue Hibeest
Istimas
Chakee
Tor
Fragmented obituary note and court filing summary
A historical note records a death in 1918 with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery and a fragmentary verse about heaven. It also mentions a divorce case in Terai Ambay New Jersey where a wife seeks separate maintenance, alleging cruelty including washing her face with butter and a custard pie act by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Teri Ambay
N. Ji
High Cost of Medicine Promises Quick Relief
A reader touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy noting two bottles cost $2 and praising relief from indigestion and bloating after two doses. The testimonial claims avoiding surgery and credits a partner's healing as well. Also advertises McMullin's Tonic as a general health aid for flu, tuberculosis, asthma, hay fever, and bronchial troubles with claims of immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Round Corner Drug Store
McMullin
Mira
Tilden McMullin Co
Sedalia
Moe
Sil Druxzists
Christmas Holiday Schedule For Douglas County Schools
Douglas county rural schools will close for a one week Christmas vacation from the week between Christmas and New Year, with classes resuming January 3. School holidays align with the county superintendent O J Lane timetable and mirror the schedule of the other schools in the area. The news also notes the film The Penalty starring Gouverneur Morris and Blizzard at the Variety, with plot details following a boy’s loss of legs and a surgeon’s grim manipulation. Mrs Alexander McMurray sails to study welfare methods in the United States and Canada for the South African government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
O. J.lane
Fame
Alexander McMurray
United States
Canada
South Africa
London
Belleville pair visits relatives amid city trip
Glenn Culver and Miss Marie Mullin of Belleville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Culvert. Miss Mullin then traveled to Kansas City where she will visit Mr and Mrs R C Culvert. The note ends with the line Millions now living will never die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Culver
Marie Mullin
Belleville
J. Culvert
Mullin
Kansas City
R. C. Culvert
You Need a Medicine Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Copy
An advertisement extols Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming it fulfills many wishes and relieves urinary troubles. It urges readers to request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY and notes large and medium bottles are sold in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
N. Y
Lawrence Journal-Works
Brug
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Tisnlay
K. U. Art Department
Kansas Engineering Society
Hda Shy
LL Eveday
Wrayquassy
Vatunin
R. S. M. Xiltcheil
Long Island
Mitchel
City Drug Store
Paldwin Tainy
Journal World
Wt. Payne
Hadnuts
Talmer
Nmas
Droz
Dr. Crewp
T. Dick Bid
Journal-Wasid
Electric Singer
Hanna
West Virginia
Virginia
Ara
Baldwin News
Murray
Tele Aid Society
Ely
Chillicothe
Ohio
Har
Colorado
Lava Elese
M. Viprln
Omile
Sen
Defferson County
Elaven
S. Tyne
Nodist Church
Sas
IL O'Clork ' Mukty
Dee
Oak Hill
Thetebith
aWeek
Goldwyn
Blizeunt
Coloorld
San Francisco
Gare Adams
Moctor Ferris
Charles Clary
Serarc
Hi Boyhood
Blizzard
Toeseto
Charmi
Ota
Vna
Eatonio
Plessant
Sons
Scott
Bowerlock Theatre
J Rey
Lordds
Compaay
Subilee Pew
York
Homer Dickinson
Bruce Beta
BF Bolt
Lillian Mabel Flaine
Doroth
Nny
Moore
Te Gore Dan Oa
Earl "Rickard
Brazil
Lawrence Kee Weinertz
Mgr
Pele
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