Community club notices and holiday gatherings recap
Mrs Mary H Gentrum and Mr Hill listed as alumni secretary and KU contact with homes at 1203 Oread after year start. No Name Club held Christmas party at Mrs C W Baker residence with carols and giftless verse for mayoral tree. Progressive Reading Club at Indiana street hosted sixteen, with guests from Collins and Cole and readings of Christmas stories and a poem. Mothers League met at McAllaster school with forty mothers and children, Santa impersonation and treat service. Home Aid Society set to meet at 2 30 tomorrow at 543 East Nineteenth with Christmas quotations and tree exchange. Serial Order of the Beauceant to meet at 7 30 tomorrow in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Gentrum
Hill
The
University of Kansas
Oread
No Name Club
C. W. Baker
Baker
T. L. Hughey
WY. K. Bruner
W. G. Darby
A. J. Lane
Progressive Reading Club
E. H. Kendall
Indiana Street
Charles Arnold
Brinsmaid
Collins, Cole
Kendall
C. C. Winsler
J Evans
Rolcall
Home Aid Society
C. E. DeVore
East Nineteenth Street
Christmas Travel Notices From Lawrence Residents
Lawrence residents plan holiday visits with relatives in Topeka Ottawa Grand Island and various Kansas cities. families include the Pennocks Cave Schwegler Greves Mackie Shields Burgess Bunns Evans and Owens among others with university and local business ties noted. local shipping ads and shop offers accompany the social schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Pennock
Topeka
M. W. Cave
TR. A. Schwegler
Raymond
Ottawa
Schwegler
George K. Mackie
Kansas City
Lurene Steidley
Pinckney School
Grand Island
Neb
Iowa State Forms Women’s Rifle Team at College
A women's rifle team is being organized at Iowa State College in Ames. Over 100 co-eds have reported for practice, with Major J. K. Boles of Milan fame coaching. A new outdoor range will nearly double facilities and matches with several middle west schools are planned after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Magazine Subscriptions Offer From The Magazine Man
A printed ad promotes subscriptions to dozens of popular magazines including Literary Digest and McCall's. It invites readers to call 518 Tenn. St or write, offers lowest rates for yearly or two year terms, and suggests gifts for Grandpa and Grandma with quick renewals and new starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
American Magazine
Woman’s Home Companion
Caltiera Mentor
Good Housekeeping
Motor
Christian Herald
McCall's
Child Life
Youth's Companion
Magazine of Wall Street
Popular Science Monthly
Needlecraft
Country Gentleman
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Modern Priscilla
Etude
John Martin’s Book
Junior Home Magazine
American Boy
Boy Life
System
Popular Radio
Succes Magazine
Tional Sportsman
World Tomorrow
Nation
Living Age
Today's Housewife
Woman's World
True Story Magazine
Advertising World
Century Magazine
Educational Digest
Man
Tenn
Grandpa
Grandma
Sweetheart
St Thomas Day Services At Trinity Church
St Thomas Day falls on Thursday the 21st with a Holy Communion at Trinity Church at 10 a.m. The day marks Chaplain Edwards ordination anniversary. Those absent from the midnight service should take communion at the day service. A mystery play is at seven Sunday evening. No admission charged. public invited. The midnight service starts at eleven Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
Knights Templar
Trinity Church
Edwards
Notice of Joint Liability and Convention Location
A notice states no responsibility for checks or goods bought by Rollin Warnack for his mother Lillie Warnack. Des Moines Iowa is set as the National League of Women Voters annual convention site for the week of April 9. Earlier fires at Westminster Hall were noted, with the latest incident described as the worst. Subscriptions for magazines were collected by Joe Wellman, agent at 2208 W. 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Warnack
Lillie Warnack
Des Moines
Iowa
National League of Women Voters
Christmas spirit grows amid trade and charity drive
Chicago reports brisk Christmas trade and rising community activity as Goodfellow clubs Salvation Army and charitable groups coordinate to aid the needy with clothing, food and gifts. Regional charity totals include Dallas Houston and Ft Worth giving about 805000, Kansas City 750000, and Omaha near 1000000 in 1922. Special prices in Box Cigars for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Ong Goodfellow
Salvation “Army
Volunteers of America
Newboy's
Big Sisters
American Legion
Goodfellow
Wisconsin
International Sunshine Society
Milwaukee County Hospital
Texas
Dallas
Houston
Ft. Worth
Kansas City
I. S. Cutter
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Deaths And Obituaries In Topeka Area
Mrs. Ethel Frederick wife of A B Frederick died yesterday in Phoenix Arizona after three months of illness Her husband owns a pool hall at 738 Massachusetts street Burial will likely be in Jamaica Iowa Formerly Ethel Ryan and a clerk at Innes store Charles Boone died suddenly at home Funeral at Franklin neighborhood home with Rev White to officiate Burial in Oak Hill Hiram Jones 76 formerly of 730 Walnut Street died this morning at local hospital Funeral arrangements pending Emerson H Husted died yesterday morning in Lawrence Funeral Thursday at 1000 West Tenth Street Topeka Cemetery Also classified ads for house slippers at Royal Shoe Stores and Choice Cigars at Barber's Drug Store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Shields
Ottawa
Robert Shields
Altus
Okla
Shields
J. H. Coats
Coats
The
Santa Fe
Lawrence
BE. G
Day
J. W. Mleenor
Léecompton
J. W. Decker
Council Grove
Kan
T Ae
Jessie Gauck
Tongsnoxie
W.M. Holmes
University
Eudora
E.T. Burgess
Baby
Ethel Frederick
Ethel . Frederick
A. B. Frederick
Phoenix
Ariz
Frederick
Arizona
Massachusetts Street
Fredericks
Ee Frederick
Ethel Ryan
Innes
Jamaica
Iowa
Charles Boone
Franklin Neigh‘borkdad
Mr. White
Oakill
Hiram Jones
Walnut’ Street
Emerson H. Husted
Emerson H., Husted
West Tenth Street
Topeka
Biographical sketches sought for World War memorial volume
The American Legion Auxiliary and the Gold Star committee call for biographies of Kansas World War dead. They request family members to send details on each deceased including birth, death, service record, parents, marriage, children, and any notable ancestors, by December 31, 1922, for volume III of Kansas Historical Society publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Gold Committee
Kansas
State Historical Society
William Mitchel
John North
Douglas County
Order of the Gold Star
State Historical “Society
Kansas Historical Society
Emma Hadorn
Sec
Memorial
Topeka
Kans
U.S
Ciider
Gold Star
the Historical Society
G. L
American
Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
George Dunkley
Maine
St. Lawrence
Hadorn
W. T. Courtney
Gold
C. H. Ziesenis
G. S
Geo. Dunkley
Pres
House Key and Bar the Pockets Cof His Salt
A fragment notes a scene involving a house key and bar, with phrases about pockets and salt. Details are unclear, but the snippet hints at a petty theft or caution about belongings before an action. The readable text is limited and lacks a coherent event or identifiable persons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mothers’ League
McAllaster School
L. C. Allen
Santa Claus
Jay Smith
Cox
Masonic Temple
Susie Evdaly
Edith Moore
A. L. Owen
Catherine
Barbara
Elizabeth Stilwell
Mary Sweeney
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Frank . Hosford
Royal Shoe Stores
Inc
Mass
O. L. Newby
Mgr
Barber's Drug Store
EDS
Towa State Maidens
Westminster Hall
Joe Wellman
Varsity Annex
Farker Pens
Barber’s Drug Store
Wiedemann’s Tea Room Service
Ongett
Royal Shoe Stores, Inc
C. L. Newby
Mer
Choice Cigars
Viclimsa
Bowersock
Bebe Daniels
John Gilbert
Calvert's Valley
Clara K. Young
Bell
Alabama Coondiggers
Hester & Roberts Optometrists
Brunswick
Columbia Victor
Columbia Records
Bell's
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