Installation of Masonic and Eastern Star Officers
Joint installation planned for Friday night as Masonic fraternity and Eastern Star hold a combined ceremony. Officers listed include W M Mrs Nannie Gander and W M elect A O Remington, with other appointed stations and conductress and tyler positions noted. Also includes local church and school updates and upcoming community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gut
Adams
Dean Elizabeth Bentley
Dora Sharpe
Ainslerel
Ruth Richardson
Masonic Fraternity
Evangeline Chapter
Eastern Star
The
W. M
Nannie Gander
W. A. W. Minnis
Tory Ives Hartley
Myras B. Taylor
Trease
S. A. Thorne
Genevieve Cragoe
Beullah Shumway
Remington
G.A. Shikey
Haugh -P. Hartley
J. B. Ross
Hewitt Taylor
Frank Kerns
Charles W. Bailey
South 8Th St
Mr. Barker
Kansas City
Frank Steen
Mahlon Smith
J. L. Moore
Walter Lewis
Kenneth
Arkansas City
Children at State Home drink milk daily in Atchison
John R. Taylor superintendent at the State Orphans Home in Atchison says about 150 children consume roughly 70 gallons of milk daily or nearly two quarts per child. He notes the dairy herd now sells 40 to 50 gallons daily and advocates more field agents to place children in homes, with April and May peak adoption months this year totaling 55 placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Orphans’ Home
Atchison
John R. Taylor
T. J. O'Neill
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Ste
Taylor Gai
Yale to Launch Dramatic Arts Course With Yale Plays
Yale announces a new dramatic course led by Professor George Pierce Baker to develop prize plays and stage them at Broadway under commercial producers. A modern theatre will be built near campus offering free student use and practical training in theatre work, funded by Edward S. Harkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Broadway
Yale
George Pierce Baker
Harvard
Baker
Edward S. Harkness
New Park Oil and Railroad Magate
New K
Will
England adds seven female candidates to bar listing forty one
Seven women called to the English bar bring the number of female barristers practicing in England to forty one. Of the new candidates, all but two are from England with one American and one Russian citizen among the ninety nine candidates. No rule bars foreign subjects from admission. France sees over 482000 foreigners enter the country in 18 months ending June 1924 with 51180 Paris-bound and 116122 Paris entrants. 5810 expelled and 1433 refused admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
England
Antone
Russia
France
Paris
Police Court Records Highlight Montgomery Drunk Plea
Joshua Indian Red Monton appeared in police court and pleaded guilty to drunkenness, fined 15 dollars by Police Judge Stewart. Indian Red had previously pleaded not guilty with trial set. Christine failed to appear. bond set at 50 dollars. Also noted is a marriage license granted to Walter and Fritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua
Monton
Stewart
L. Christine
Congress backs Britten bill for navy expansion
Congressional supporters press a Britten bill to authorize about 101.4 million dollars for new ships and armament as a vehicle for hearings by the House Naval Committee. The measure aims to illuminate the 5-5-3 ratio in the arms treaty and includes four scout cruisers and turret gun authorizations on battleships. The White House notes a formal British expression on treaty matters tied to the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Naval Committee
Britten
Naval
Amone
White House
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries for Mrs Al G Lindley of Eudora Mrs Evatt whose husband was a Lawrence physician and William OBrien of 646 Kentucky St Kansas City Mo. services planned in Lawrence in coming days with interment in Middleton Ohio and Oak Hill Cemetery. Eye clinic announced for next Wednesday from 2 to 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Brien
Kentucky Street
Evatt
Lawrence
Portland
Ore
Funk Chapel
Edward Hislop
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stramoon
Baldwin News Briefs Include Parties and Visits
Prof and Mrs. Wolf visited Topeka for shopping. Mrs. Katherine Church hosts a mahjongg party. Mrs. Hughes hosts a dolls dress-up afternoon for girls. Dr. Homer Ebright travels to Wichita to visit his ill father. Various students and sororities plan Christmas events and programs at Baldwin.
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Yeivis
Thomarn Sheppard
Mary R. Crowley
Greenville
Rose Yer
Drury ,Brown
Burton Brite
Edwin Johnson
Zeta Chi
N. A. Horrell
Delta Zeta House
C. J. Fischer
Delta Zeta
Fischer
Athletic Association
Tayor S. A. Deel
Baldwin
A. Weber
Cash Lockwood
Edward Huey
E. G.loxman
Lawrence
Esther Ferne
Andrew Elm
E. Wolf
Topeka
Racher Wilson
Katherine ‘Church
Alpha Chi: Omega House
Waco
Texas
In. J. Russell
Margaret Ruach
Los Angeles
Baker
Lillian Case Homme
Tulsa
Okla
Sevierville
Tenn
Aftair
Missionary Society
Samuel Gardner
9Th
Elm Streets
G M, Liston
E Burgtorg
George Marquardt
FE. Allison
John’ "Ruehty
Brotherhood
G. J. Knox
Josephine Burgtorf
Mission
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Clarence E. Holcombe
Phi’ Mu Sorority
Ottawa
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Rome
Martha
Troy
Julius Caesar
Caesar
Fei
Jo Semnerg
London Greater
Gov. Price
Oscar Hinton
C. D. Brooks
J. E
Brooks
Rappard
Fred J. “Walter
Stull
Lula, T. Fritz
Menger
W.J. Rice
First
New York City
Lawrence Poultry Co
St. Lawrence
NAVY
Hope
Britten Bill
al G. Lindley G. Lindley
Eudora
R. E. Stanley
Hesper Friends
Wall Street
New York
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron
First National Bank
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
American
Pullman
Atlantic Coast Line
Gulf, Melle and Northern
Baldwin News
Hope Maslin
Mec
Pepperell Sheeting
Phoenix Hose
Bolivia
Lawrence, Kansas
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