Society notes cover Trinity parish events and weddings
The Parish Aid society hosts Mrs E K Watson at 909 Vermont Street. Pi Phi sorority plans a Cooky Shine for Miss Marjorie Marshall. A law dance for WKU football is set for December 18 at Fraternal Aid hall. Fortnightly club gathering on Kentucky Street. Miss Helen Alder and Miss Alwine Wilhelmi host a Kitchen Shower for Marjorie Marshall, marrying December 21 to Bert Beach of Kansas City. Old and New Club dinner at J A Bowersork’s on South Tennessee. I A R Musicale in Fraternal Aid hall highlights readings and piano pieces. Phi Gamma fraternity hosts an event at their Louisiana Street chapter. Notables from Kansas, Leavenworth, and nearby towns attend. A home wedding in Lawrence unites Minnie Ellis and Oscar Rockland with a formal reception. couple to reside with Mrs E K Ellis on Connecticut Street after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
E. K. Watson
Vermont Street
Pi Phi Sorority
Marjorie Marshall
WK. U
Prank March
Kentucky Street
March
Helen Alder
Alwine J Wilhelmi
Alder
Missy Marjorie Marshall
Neecember
Bert Beach
Ofansas City
Erving Hill
J. AD. Bowersork
South Tennessee Street
American Furee
Feruann
Shetl Previatel
Rus
Paul John T
Phi Gam
Louisiana Street
Annn
Laughlin
Kans Campbell
George T
Kans Y Panl Kimball
Fritz Wulfekuller
Leavenworth
John Taylor
Edwar Tey
Wilsin
New Mexic
Phemlare Swan
George Wor
Pittsbir
Kans
Lawrence
F. E. Ellis
Minnie Ellis
Oscar Rockland
Wilton
Death of prominent local jeweler W M Rowe
William Rowe formerly ran a jewelry store in the Wiedemann building and later moved to Denver and Nebraska for health. He was a devout Methodist, enjoyed billiards, and lived a quiet civic life. He died at his nephew Dr E W Rowe’s home in Wood River, Nebraska, and his funeral is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at the M E Church with I C C F Lodge No 18 handling graveside rites at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Rowe
Lawrence
Rowe
Wiedemann
Broer Gustafson
Rawe
Methodist Church
Mr. Rowe
Denver
Nebraska
William Rowe
E. W. Rowe
Woodriver
M. E
I. C
C. F. Lodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
Merrill Dead At 74 Died Of Pneumonia
Mrs. Fernando Merrill aged 74 died this morning at 1 30 from pneumonia. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at the home eight miles north of town. Burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando E. Merrill
Maple Grove Cemetery
Library gets first electric payment pledge from Baker trustee
Mr J Luther Taylor of Pittsburg Kansas trustee of Baker University announced early this week he would pay for the electricity for the new Baldwin library. The gift will benefit students and all who use the building with a planned annual payment of 150 dollars. Any Baldwin citizen will be allowed library privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luther Taylor
Pittsburg
Kans
Baker Univers
Baldwin
Babbvin Repub- L
Mrs Riggs Dead After Battle With Bright's Disease
Mrs Mee Ann Jane Riges aged 75 dies Sunday night at her son’s home on West Warren Street from Bright's disease. She leaves five children to mourn and a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Ann Jane Riges
Bright
West Warren Streets
Qemerran Ary Dope
The
Bane
Iene
Death
William C Patterson Dead in Mississippi Street Crash
William C Patterson died last night at 8 due to injuries from a crash on Mississippi Street. The funeral will be held at two this afternoon at a machine shop on Mississippi Street. interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery as two Slaughters attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Pacers
Holme
Mississippi
Dent
Oak Hill
Patterson
Batterson
Mississippi Street
Scalded With Steam Incident Reported In City
A confusing OCR fragment mentions steam scalding and a person named Mile Anwahvight with unclear context. The text references Sana Fe and Popedka, adding to the confusion about location and details. No clear event date or outcome is discernible from the readable words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Anwahvight
Lsu
Unclear OCR snippet from Lawrence page
Fragmentary text shows garbled words related to a Lawrence scene with shops and events. No clear people, organizations, dates, or outcomes emerge beyond scattered references to merchants and activities.
Funeral rites set for late brother at First M hovel
I P members of Inidegon Lande rs call to attend the funeral of Win Rewe at First M hovel on Tuesday morning at 10, then visit Brown Police Court. A line of holiday fond awaits, with Mass and St. Bayfies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inidegon Landers
Lolol
Oliday
Jae
Mass
Harold Henry Recital Tuesday in Lawrence
Lawrence residents are invited to a Tuesday recital by Harold Henry featuring a new program. Additional recitals follow after Christmas by Ed Baxter Perry the blind pianist Augusta Cottlaw and a two piano performance by Prof. Preyer and Prof. Skiltan. Kirby's advertises fine toilet sets golf gear and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Henry
Lawrence
Tlareld
Henry Penily Dune Ais Auhely
Neit
Ed Baxter Perry
Augusta Cottlaw
Moak Death Notices From Lawrence Obituary Then and Now
Short obituary notes from Lawrence detail the passing of Arthur D. Moak at 451 years, with references to his well known family and public recollections. The column also includes local ads and notices such as piano pupils, Christmas furniture, and store hours, reflecting community life and commerce.
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Childrens Coats
A.d.weaver
C. J. Holthoefer & Sons
Mass. St
Lawrence National Bank
Abe Wolfson
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Stevenson-Hopper Book Co
WM. Rowe
Merrill
Mase
Walant Tey
Tut
William C. Patterson
Lawrence Patriotic
Taffy Wiedemann’s
Hoadley’s
Kirby's
L. FE
Conklin
Young & Nicholson's
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Straffon’s
Art Moak
Moak
Moats
St. Louis
Hylas
Lawrences
Gimer
Magk
Arthur d. Monk
New York Street
Nema Phipps
Ohio Street
Bel
C. J. Eriksen
Ed Parsons
Home Book Co
Street
Wiedemann‘s
Faxon-Newman
Waterman Ideal
Stions
the University Book
Rogers
Shimmons China Store
Merchant Bank
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