Christmas visits and family gatherings in North Lawrence
Mrs J S Nybarger of 514 Walputt street and her mother Mary Gideon with Waneta visited Ed McClellan and family in Wheatton Kansas over the holidays. Nybarger remains with two sons and two daughters. Frederika Sfields stayed with Elsie Evans in the Winter District. Otis Castle and Wafer visited the G B Castle home. Ora Gulley hosted Christmas with W J Shields Elm Street and Mrs J H Capper and Birtie Fay from Pittsburg. Mrs Gulley gave presents. Mrs C L Cox and two sons Lemuel and Albert, Dorothy and Mrs Sarah Rhodes shared Christmas at G B Castle. Tony Kramp of Kansas City visited G B Castle. W J Shields entertained at Christmas dinner for relatives from Lawrence and Pittsburg. A J Martin family reunion at Glen Zimmerman’s for Christmas dinner. L J Martin and family attended. The rest of the children at Denver, Stratton, Junction City, Goodland, and nearby towns. Bonnie Bishop called in the afternoon. E F Phillips and family enjoyed Christmas. Albert Fessmire hosted Christmas with relatives near Argerton. D J Husted and wife with B M Schooig attended Charles Parel’s on Indiana street. Husted is improving. John Zook and wife of Northern Michigan and Charles Drehmer and wife visited Kansas City and Ken tucky street. Popplewell home hosted three visiting Arkansas City families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Nybarger
Wal- Putt Street
Mary Gideon
Waneta
iWheatton
Kansas
Ed. McClellan
Nigarber
Frederika Sfields
Riend
Elsie Evans
Otis Castle
Wafer
G.B. Castle
Ora Gulley
W. J. Shields
Elm Street
J. H. Caper
C. L. Cox
Lemuel
Albert
Dorothy
Sarah C. Rhodes
G. B. Castle
Rhodes
Tony Kramp
Ngas City
Ken
Lawrence
E. A. Shields
A. Cummings
Mr. Shields
Nice
Tittsburg
J. H. Capper
Birtie Fay
A. J. Martin
Xéunion
Glen ‘Zimmerman
Kansas City
Drehmer
Kentucky Street
Popplewell
Arkansas City
Deets-Up Frock Described in Velvet Lace and Color
A detailed description notes a dark velvet dress with ivory lace bertha and aenna toned accents. A chine sash and henna and jade appliqued flowers add color, finishing with a back extension.
Christmas observances at Christian church and Centenar M E church
In Kans bright festive events mark year end at the Christian church and Centenar M E church. Rev Thomas to lead both morning and evening services reviewing the year and speaking on Loyalty. Rev Hartley, former pastor, attended and spoke warmly. Community shared baskets of food for Christmas, reflecting Mayor and citizens' generosity.
Sweden Plans Budget Surplus Projections for 1923 24
Stockholm December 6 The Swedish government drafts the 1923 24 budget with expected surpluses across several departments. Customs duties on imports for the next fiscal year total about 28 900 900 kronor, the postal service remains profitable with a 1 600 000 surplus, and telegraphs anticipate 4 000 000 more in receipts than expenditures. State railways expect about 8 000 900 surplus excluding pre carrying roads, though wage increases may reduce this. Railways serving iron mines project roughly five percent return on capital. Government non apoly in fabecco may yield 3 000 000, water power and electricity sales about 2 500 000, and the State Domains Department about 2 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Customs Service
Department of Telegraphs
Fabecco
Doukhobors Consider Return to Russia Movement in Canada
Yorkton reports describe a new drive among independent Doukhobor groups to migrate back to Russia, including about 5,000 people on farms near the original communal settlement headed by Peter Verigin. Verigin’s Saskatchewan and British Columbia followers are uninvolved. Two agents from offshoot districts have traveled to Russia and back with no clear details on the plan. The sect’s beliefs have long clashed with governments, influencing education and wartime draft movements that sent a large colony to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Der
Russia
Canada
Europe
Mexico
Frisco Boys Organize for a Safety Campaign
San Francisco school boys will form police traffic squads to curb speeding near schools. Older students will act under principals, with captains and sergeants directing lanes and regulating traffic before and after school. Violators will be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Cormmand
Veteran trainer Hayward receives service stripe honor
Eugene Oregon December 26 Twenty service stripes are sewn on the sweater awarded to Bill Hayward veteran trainer and track coach of the University of Oregon. Coach Hayward has trained athletes since 1904 and produced ten Northwest championship track squads. Three times Hayward has gone undefeated in major meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Bill” Hayward
University of Oregon
Hayward
Hayward Led Island Marine Sailors to 1919 Championship
Hayward served as trainer and coach with the American delegation to the Olympic Games and trained the Island Marine football team, champions of the intersectional service championship by defeating the Great Lakes naval team in 1919. He came to the role from Albany College of Albany, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Marine
Great Lakes
Hayward
Albany College of
Albany
Ore
Down East Yankee revives abandoned railroad as car line
Maine resident Henry Green rented a twelve mile branch from Brownsville to Katahdin Iron Works and runs a one man railroad using flange wheels on an automobile. He operates with a trailer and attached broom plow for snow clearance. The old iron works area is now a sportsmen’s resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Maine
Katahdin
Paris Independent Artists adopt self regulation plan
The Society of Independent Artists in Paris has resolved to regulate its annual salon. The new rules mainly limit the number of pictures submitted while preserving no jury fees and allowing artists to set prices on all works. The quality will still depend on the artists taste and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Society of Independent Artists
Just Insurance ad copy and lumber firm notice
An ad fragment shows R. Holmes promoting Just Insurance in Seventh Ward seven with a phone contact and a separate note for C. E. Matthews Lumber Co. The sparse text suggests a small business advertisement or classified notice listing phone ordering details and the lumber company name.
Christmas Church Activities and Meetings Schedule
Trinity Episcopal Church notes no Mid-Week Primary meeting on Wednesday. Cubs meet at 4 in the Parish House for ages 9 to 11. Holy Innocents Day service at 10 followed by a 7:20 Christmas program in the Parish House. Free Methodist Church lists services at 10 Sunday School, 11 worship, and 7:30 Wednesday prayer. Unitarian Church reports Christmas program with tableaux and violin, a Sunday service, and a Wednesday 4 PM Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Free Methodist Church
12Th
Conn
Minnie A. Beers
Unitarian Church
Owen
Wife Sues for Divorce in District Court
Nina Elma Stansberry files suit against O. W. Stansberry for divorce alleging abandonment on April 17, 1922. A child was born to Mrs. Stansberry on October 45, 1922, record shows in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Elma Stansberry
O. W. Stansberry
Clerk of District Court Today
Christmas Tree at Trinity Church Slated Thursday Evening
The Sunday school of Trinity Church plans a Christmas tree event in the Parish House on Holy Innocents Day at 7 30 p m All teachers and pupils are urged to attend The Christmas day attendance at Trinity Church reached seven times its membership as a note of church life and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Golden Eagle Club Christmas Gathering At Daniel Baker Home
The Golden Eagle club held its annual Christmas spread at Daniel Baker’s Elm street home Friday night. Guests of honor included P. H. Smith and wife of Atchison and Rev. Smith, noted Kansas minister, with his wife. They received many gifts from theTree. The Bakers planned trips to St Louis and Chicago. no Chamber luncheon was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eagle Club
Daniel Baker
Elm Street
P. H. Smith
Atchison
Smith
Kansas
First Baptist Church
Worth Lawrence
Geo. Baker
Greta Adams
Swedish Housewives Association Sets Standard for Home Goods
Stockholm December 21 the Swedish National Housewives Association under Mrs Agnes Ingelman president reports a hall mark of purity and excellence for home consumption goods. The organization has long pursued the best merchandise for households, evaluating products and suppliers to ensure quality and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Swedish National Housewives Association
Agnes Ingleman
Ingelman
Swedish Association to certify household goods tests
The Government Testing Bureau and Upsala Domestic Science School back a guarantee mark for groceries and supplies. Manufacturers must pass tests and place the mark on all guaranteed goods. If quality drops, they are notified and may lose the mark, with public notice of the revocation. The Swedish group notes a similar Potentia movement in America and is exchanging correspondence. Also, Logan Moore Lumber reports their office was entered last night with a window pried open. only a key to the door was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic
Upsala
Swedish Association
America
Potentia Movement
E Ees
Logan-Moore Lumber Company
Haskell Banquet Set For January 1
The Haskell athletic association will honor the 1922 football team with a banquet on January 1 at 5 30 o'clock in the Haskell gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Haskell Athletic Association
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Keuama
North Lawrence
Sy Mary Brooks Picken
Bill Hayward
R. Holmes
C. E. Matthews Lumber Co
Wiedemann’s
TEA Room Service
A-la-carte
Abd al-Medjid
Mohammed VI
Seraglio Palace
Constantinople
Refet Pasha
Kemal
C. of C
Chamber of Commerce
Charlton Insurance Agency “Safety First
Phoana
Skofstads
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