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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

2

Farmers Union asks Chamber to probe Lawrence bank charter

At the December meeting held December 12 at Prospect school house the Farmers Union passed a resolution asking the Lawrence Kansas Chamber of Commerce to investigate alleged bank charter obstruction. The measure argues bankers and merchants rely on farmers for 50 percent of business and seeks action to correct alleged unjust treatment and to show farmer business is valued. Officers C. Gerstenberger and James W. Anderson signed the resolution.

Farmers Union Prospect School House Journal- World Chamber of Commerce of Lawrence State of Kansas Douglas County Pres. C Gerstenberger See-Treas James W. Anderson

May Test Agent s Right topeka court test time

Topeka December 17 The right of book agents to take up school time for sales talks may be tested in the courts. State Superintendent Jess W Miley said he plans to ask for the arrest of one agent who stops at Kansas schools. He says such interference violates the right of children to equal access to the common school system. He is willing to pursue the issue to the supreme court if needed.

Topeka Arenta Kansas Jess W. Miley Supreme Court

Deaths and Funerals Hibner listed at 65 in Pleasant Circle

George R Hibner aged 65 of Pleasant Circle died last evening after a fall. Funeral at 2 PM Friday from Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Jerritt Snyder officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Also notes stock market activity in New York with rails shifting to industrials and a list of bond prices and businesses. Presbyterian Brotherhood dinner at church. Marriage license issued to Henry R Stark and Grace Dwiggins of Topeka. Toy sale at Farmers Bank Bldg 587 Mass. Christmas pricing and scholarships offered by Business College.

George R. Hibner Geeorge Ti. Hibner Lotal Rumsey Funeral Jerritt Snyder Oak Hill Cemetery Menger Henry R. Stark Grace Dwiggins Topeka

Austin Big Leaguers Highlight Local Prospects

Austin pride centers on five natives seen in the majors last season including Bib Falk Rip Collins Spot Falk Frank Ginson and Tink Riviere with Riviere told to report to St Louis for spring training 1926. The article notes Falk Collins and Hornsby as notable Austin products with ties to local schools and early life near the capital.

Austin Tex Dee A- P Ciyt Falk Collins Doth Austin High School Texas University Texas A. & M College Station University Texas A. & MM Cedric Durst St. Paul American Association Browns Managster Rogers Hornsty Hornsby Runnels County Trasvis County

Coroner's jury clears Gus Taylor in Doty death

A coroner's jury found Edith May Doty died December 14 1925 from being struck by an automobile driven by Gus Taylor at Indiana and Ninth streets Lawrence Kansas. The panel ruled the death accidental and held no criminal liability for Gus Taylor. Witnesses included Edna Johnson Hazel Gault O W Orr and Officer Henry Smith.

Gus Taylor Edith Doty Atttorney Court House Edna Johnson Hazel Gault O. W. Orr Henry Smith Edith May Doty Lawrence Kans Indiana Ninth Street Kansas Carter Paul Friend Geores Hunter WL W. Simmonds A. G. Ransdell

Livestock prices slip as supply rises in weekly USDA review

The United States Department of Agriculture reports week ending December 11 saw total cattle receipts near 45,000 with calves 8,500. Beef steers and yearlings priced lower, with high grade offerings at 39.00 and up down 20 to 50 cents. Hogs opened higher but closed 80 to 30 cents below prior week. light weights 10.75 to 10.80, packers down 45 to 75 cents. Sheep and lambs at 30,500 weekly receipts, lamb values fell about 25 spots from the prior week with Colorado fed lambs hitting 16.60 and fat lambs 15.75 to 16.40.

Kansas City Livestock Review United States Department of Agriculture Fed Colorado

Molly Fails to Greet Prince After Long Absence

The Prince of Wales loses a cairn terrier named Molly during his extended South African and South American tour. Molly, aged two, stayed with Lady Burton, then York House, and refused to acknowledge the Prince on his return. The dog refused to eat and was returned to Lady Burton's kennel. Also, Kansas Democrat Anderson Martin urged Topeka to join the world court, predicting U.S. imminent membership.

London Prince of Wales Molly Lady Lurton Lady Burton Mollly York House Martin Topeka Anderson Martin Lawrence Kansas

Pretty Christmas Shower in Eudora Honors Miss Sué Lowman

Mrs. Westerhouse and Miss Quantwood hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Westerhouse home in Eudora in honor of Miss Sué Lowman. The party featured wreaths and bells in peak and white, with entertainment including "Adons" and "Rain Day Tot" musical pieces. Mrs. Wm. Trefz Little won the prize.

Oscar Westerhouse

Wedding and community notes from Williamstown and Eudora

A social diary records Katherine Walker hosting a pink decor wedding wagon gift exchange and escorting Miss Lowman to a chair, followed by a reception with cake and coffee. May Adams hosts Nineteen Hundred and Now club with sixteen members and two guests, a program on air and deep-sea topics, and plans for December 18. Local attendees include Miller, Lithwolz, Adams, and Schubert families, with subscriptions for the Lawrence Journal-World. A marriage anniversary of John and James Skidmorel is noted, plus a St. Paul s church Christmas cantata and a Christmas program for the Bible school on December 24. I. C. O. F. No. 42 initiates Howard Kohler and Will Reetz.

Katherine Walker Fred Walker Little Katherine Miss Lowman Helen Southwick Mr Lowman Charles Gerstenberger Fred Moll Trefz George Trefz Carl Schubert J. van Lindley Clarence Daugherty Erwin Kan‘gig Frank Griener Fred , Rothberger of Lawrence William Mertz George Gerstberger Sam Krause A 'Eunice White Henrietta Schubert Opal Attwood Katherine Wwalker Mary Moody Mary "Harris Louisa Lawson Clarke Iuler Elan Houck Intie Jents Missen Lothholz Eudora Pranier John Miller Ruth Gerald George Lithwolz J.D Adams Henrietta Schubert E. L. Ashford St. Paul's Church George Lothholn Emmanuel Douglas Harris Henrietta ‘Gerstenberger Christ Her's of the Magi Theo, Hauck Georgeerstenberger Chas Gabriel St. , Paul’s Church Bible School Howard Kohler Will Reetz

Eudora Community Notes and Local Visits Over Weekend

A stream of visits fills Baldwin Lawrence and Kansas City as residents attended gatherings and shopped. Messrs C E Sheldon J D Adams and families hosted dinners while Eunice Torrence and Grace Gilland traveled. Iota Phi Pi club members enjoyed a holiday gathering hosted by Mrs Reber and Mrs Kraus with bridge and a Santa grab box. The Eudora high basketball schedule is listed with Vinland, Wellborn and Shawnee Mission games foreseen this season.

Xnoyenia Doligi Jna Arlens Edward Morrish Kansas City Eunice Torrence Baldwin Delts Zeta House C. E. Sheldon J. D. Adams Glonda Zook David Watson William of Lawrence Gerstenberger Iota Phi Phi Club Lester Reber Sam Kraus J. F. Morley Henrietta Gerstenberger Eileen Woodard Joseph Morley Santa Claus Carl Reber Henry Schiegel Judith Morley Golda Zodk Hubert Woodard Olathe A. E. Macoubrie C. L. Cougar W.H. McClain McClain Cecil Petty Fred Walker Bellview Ladies Aid Marion Strong Jesson Bert Daugher George Otter Edna Reusch Roll Call Capper Fund Christian Endeavor Union Chapel Salvation Army Leh Hotes Grace Gilland C. EB. Sheldon F. G. Hughes Garnett Marion C. M. Williamson Max Rosenau Fred Ott Edwin Ott Helen Jean Frances Mrs. Gook Cagers Vinyland C. A. Burgterf Chas. Durr Lloyd Miller Allen Westerhouse Dan Sturm Paul Hausman Ernest Papenhausen Alvin Westerhouse Wesley Deckwa Eudora Vinland Sagusty Shawnee Mission Wellbarn DeScre Bonner ‘Springs Bonner Springs Linwood Wellborn DeSoto C. W. Cochran Lucille Cordinar

Sousa Band Concert At Robinson Gymnasium Reported Attended

A Monday afternoon concert by John Philip Sousa and his band was attended by Mrs. P. B. Johnson Mrs. George Lathholz Mrs. J. D. Adams and Mr. C. Fuller at the Robinson gymnasium.

John Philip Sousa Robinson Gymnasion P. B. Johnson George Lathholz J.D. Adams Cc. 8. Fuller

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