Cars In South America Shaped By Fords And Chauf ears
Miss Ruby Hosford recounts life in Rosario and Buenos Aires Argentina noting Ford driven by chauffeurs to prevent thefts. She describes street layouts paved with wood blocks in Rosario and houses opening onto central courts, tax quirks for unfinished cathedrals, and the North American College as a fifty year old private school run by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Hosford
South America
Mies
Rosario
Europe
Miss Hosford
Noth American College
Woman's Foreign’ Missionary Society of the
M,. E. Chareh, Am
G. Nurh
North Americs
Clinics Weld Attend Seventeen Patients At Two Facilities
Seventeen patients attended the orthopedic and mental nervous clinics in San Francisco yesterday. Dr Warrington led the sessions, with many patients from the two clinics appearing for care. The notice also includes thanks for condolences offered after a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concisco
Warrington
Creditable Showing of Cooking and Sewing Made by High School Girls
High school girls hosted a home economics display Thursday featuring cooking and sewing work. Students presented dresses, aprons, blouses, and hand embroidery. ten top garments were chosen from twenty. Milder’s class displayed candies and edible items to fund costs, and a model Christmas dining setup showcased china, silver, and linens.
Mah Jong craze grows beyond China in Lawrence
A Chinese game Mah Jong has surged in popularity, with dealers noting high prices and limited supply. One merchant recalls sets selling up to $6.50, while imports from China could be half that cost, and a student says learning it takes only a few hours. An anecdote describes two Chinese players wagering a grain of rice per point over two days and nights, illustrating the game’s complexity. Mrs. Maurice Hartington, district press head for Federated Clubs, seeks club women’s cooperation, asking clubs to send news to her Gardner, Kansas district address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Maurice Hartington
Harrington
Gardner
Fangas
Deaths and Funerals for Bonsld E Kirby and Amos Wilson
Mrs. Bonsld E Kirby 24 of 319 Oregon street died last night at a local hospital. Funeral set for 2:30 Sunday at Tonganoxie Congregational Church. Survived by husband and son, sisters, brother, and relatives. Amos Wilson of 1016 New York Street died Friday morning. Funeral at 2:36 Monday from Rumsey Brothers with Rev. Edward Hislop and G A R in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonsld E. Kirby
Donald E. Kirby
Oregon Street
Tonganoxie
Con‘gregational
Amhos
Wilson
Amos
New York Street
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
Edward. Hislop
Christmas Mass at St Johns Church Highlighted by Choir
Midnight mass at St Johns Catholic Church features Kyrie Gloria and Adeste Fidelis with choir and organ. Music selections include Ave Maria Stella and Benedictus, with violin, piano, and dance announcements for a community event at Eokee Hall and Renkin's Drug Store details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Kyrie
R. Sheriff
Rosewig
Waniego
Miss LaCoss
Mr. Wirth
Miss Robinson
Wamego
Salutaris
Kahdot
Divinge
HaCoss
Cameo
Dance! Orchestra
Gars
Renkin
Women Veterans Fight for Admittance to National Homes
From left to right Miss Eudora Clover of Washington and Mrs. Mary Foster smile as they celebrate victory. They have won a battle to admit women gold-stripers veterans of civil Spanish American and world wars into national soldiers homes and sanitariums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora’ Clover
Washington
Mary Foster
Chelawenssa Camp Fire Activities and Initiations
Chelawenssa Camp Fire held a Friday afternoon gathering at the Gaskill home that led to adopting a family. Six new members joined, including Willardean Tarnar Lydia Catlin and others. Officers at Aqkiya Camp Fire were elected with Emily Ball as president and Elizabeth Van Winkte as vice president. Christmas charity events included sending gifts to Mercy hospitals and a candle lighting plan for Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelawenssa
Gaskill
Minnie Robertson
Chelawenssa Gamp
Willardean Tarnar
Lydia Catlin
Mbrie
Catlin
Edna
Lemon
Dorothy
White
Aqkiya
Éleetion Tof S
Junios High
Pie
Miry
Emily Ball
Elgabeth van Winkte
Marcella Sterrer
Helen Holke
Aokiya
Lawrence
Truseloi
Judith Stapleton
Mercy Hospiti Ns
Stapleton
Woodgatherer
Marjorie
Marts
Katherine McFarland
Maurine
Brune
Christmas Dinner Menu and Hollows Pine Pears Recipe
A rustic suggested menu lists tomato soup roast turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes, string beans celery olives cranberry meat pie plum pudding and pear salad. The directions describe hollowing pears filling with cream cheese whipped cream and dressing then garnishing with a cherry. Also included is a lengthy fruit pudding with nuts bread crumbs raisins currants almonds citron spices eggs soda and flour with a hard sauce. Eleanor Whitelaw De Soto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor ‘Whitelaw
de Soto
Library Notes Christmas Cheer From Local Library Friends
A holiday appeal from the library inviting patrons to share cheer by lending books to shut-ins and invalids. Volunteers and regulars are thanked for gifting books weekly, with reminders of library hours and Christmas closings. A brief local crime note mentions a speeding charge for Ted Launder dated November 26.
Household discoveries and handy threading tips
Freshly painted window sashes may loosened by sliding apart with a silver knife and paraffin rubbed along the sash track. Dental floss strings beads but frays with wear. violin or ukulele strings serve as stiffer bead thread. Turpentine in the blacking brush yields a brilliant polish for the kitchen range and helps prevent rust when not in use.
Christmas Programs At Local Churches Highlight Weekend
First Evangelical Church on corner of 10th and Connecticut presents Sunday school at 10 00 am led by W Newby with preaching at 11 00 am on The Christmas Story. A 5 45 pm program of recitations and songs by children follows with free will offerings for missions. Brethren Church at 14th and New Hampshire hosts 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship with a 7 30 pm service and a Christmas program by children. Turner Hall hosts Old Time Revival with Fred Vogler and party offering a Sunday 3 30 pm healing meeting and a 7 30 pm preaching service. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First’ Evangelical Church
10Th and
Connecticut-Sts
B. F. Ludy
W. Newby
Inglé
Church of the Brethren
14Th
New Hampshire
Geo. W. Burgin
Jno
Fred Vogler
Turner Hall
Andl Shode Island Street
Business’ College Notes
Santa Claus
Clarence Stewart
Neely
Alice Price
Thoma
Maccubrie
Evans
Reading
Julia Johnson
Burkdol
Price
Burke and Elder
Alice Elder
Helen
Moffler
Journal-World
Alice Parisa
Barteldes
Harold van Gunten
Paul Hunzicker
Norma Jackson
F. B. Dodds
Law
Frieda’ Cash
Judge Smart
Mary Charlesworth seeks divorce on extreme cruelty
Mary Charlesworth files in district court for divorce from James F. Charlesworth on grounds of extreme cruelty and desertion. She seeks to bar him from real estate and personal property owned before marriage and requests her former name Mary Carr. She alleges on December 14, 1922, he turned on gas in her sick room and sealed doors and windows to suffocate her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Charlesworth
James F. Charlesworth
Mary Carr
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Ford
Catherine Fairly
Will
Eh Craig
Harry Serie
Mar. Jong
ST. Johns Church
Joan
Arc
Clara Haven King
Thomas Tusset
Massachusetts Street
Dolis
Library Notes
A. A
Varsity
Mary Cherlesworth
Alleres
C. F. Davis
Kansas City
Christine
Ecru Celor
Ite
Whip
Men’s Wool’ Sox
Sox
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