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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1925

Page

6

National Divorce Control proposal seeks uniform law

Washington reports Congress aims to decide the marriage and divorce priminent issue alongside prohibition. Capper leads proposed constitutional amendment giving Congress power to enact nationwide marriage and divorce laws with child legitimation and custody provisions. Hearings held, supporters hope for quick reporting before March adjournment. The piece notes wide support for a uniform law due to 49 variants across states and alarming divorce rates.

Washington Congress Benater Capper Kansas Ieh Congr United States Senate Capper New York District of Columbia South Carolina New Hampshire H md Ami

Local visitors and updates from the Glenn area

Sunday visitors gathered at the Glenn and B. F. Glenn homes with Mae Watts and J P Carlson from Lecompton, McMurty family, Will Butler of Topeka, and Mrs George Morris's daughter Florence. Ulrich Stradtner, Clarence Matney, and Glenn School alumni connected with former classmates as updates continued.

Mae Watts John Dreyer Big Springs Cyrus Glenn Frank Clarke E. J. Hill the. Reg

Community notes and family visits in Lecompton and vicinity

Local residents and visitors are noted in Lecompton with social calls to G. L. Glenn and family, Mrs. Hogg ill with mumps, and a weekend gathering at the Union Brethren church. Wheat greens, oats planned, and road travel described. A miscellaneous shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heike after their move to America. several marriages, births, and illnesses are listed with various Topeka and Lawrence connections. A death at Highland Park ends the list.

Jude Anderson Geo, Young Topeka A. R. Kennedy Ira Kettering Ed Smith Lecompton Ae. Tarr Emma Hogg Hogg Harley Hogg Harry Fulton Cyrus Glenn S. S. Holloway and Sons John Bahnmaier Alfred Heike America Germany Fred Bahnmaier St. Francis Hospital Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church Elmer Kettering Theodore Sutton John Hogue Francis Howard Henry Gus Miller August Hartman Amelia Lawrence Big Springs Mildred Smith Douglas County Dawkins Eldorado Kansay Robert Oldham Henry Howard David P. Henry

Perfect Attendance Noted At Farmland School Fifth Month

Farm land school reports perfect attendance for the fifth month by Gerald Grosdidier Herbert Grosdidier Ethelbert Ott Charles Mitchell and Irene Witt. Local residents visit relatives and census workers survey valley homes while roads show improvement and potato growers plan to tour demonstration cars in Lawrence.

Farmland School Gerald Grosdidier Herbert Grosdidier Ethelbert, Ott Charles Mitchell Irene Witt Albert Grosdidier Martha Schehrer Gari Copp McTaggart Eudora Palmyra John Mandy Frank Kennedy Harold Woodard Lawrence Kennedy John Ott, Jr Catherine Matt Grosdidier B. F. Fiegenbaum Alice Darling Geneva Ogden Roy Ogden Lawrence William Schaake Kansas City Otto Altenbernd John Strong Don Westheffer Don Eugene Kanwaka Asiph Davis Doris Emily Davis Mr. Davis Berty Babbitt Mary McCord

Lecompton Shumate quartet to perform at Lyceum night

The Shumate saxophone and vocal quartet, under Hiskey Lyceum Bureau, will present a varied program at the high school gym Monday evening February 23. Also notes on school events include Valentine party by sophomores and seniors, cast selection for The Colonel's Maid, and a change in Lecompton high school hours. Mary Wagner born to Prof and Mrs Lauren Robbins. funeral of T. C. Wagner in Topeka with interment at Valley Falls.

Shumate Hiskey Lyceum Bureau Lyceum Shumates H. A. Babbitt F. M. Moore Faye Hartron Topeka Fannie Smith Prof. Knapp Lecompton Tonganoxie Levening Valentine Lauren Robbins Mary Edward McClanahan George Norwood Kansas City Ray Norwood Frank Black M. C. Tarpy Fred Baldwin Charles Kampschroder R. N.G W. van Alen James Cummings Edd Steele Wills Tucker S. A. Gardner K. A Ebon Anderson Willis Coleman Winter Neighborhood Myrtle Tarpy Belvoir Farm Bureau Emma Cummings

Community notes from Kaw Valley and surrounding towns

Local updates report visitors and homecomings in Lawrence, Eudora, Walnut Grove, and Belvoir. Families prepare for moves to St Louis and Greensboro. deaths and illnesses shared, with church socials, dinners, and a potato growers dinner on the horizon.

Delbert Perkins Lawrence Kaw Valley Greensboro North Carolina Asa Kennedy Okmulgee Oklahoma Ralph Davis Eastman Arthur Eastman G. M. Kirby Carl Perkins Chamber of ‘Commerce Green Brothers Otto Altenbernd Syennerea Conrad Altenbernd E. Buckner Retta Kraus Eudora John Gilmore Harry. Jones Kansas City Strong Geofe Mercer

Tidrow Family and Neighbors Visit Belvoir and Lawrence

Tidrow and daughter Eleanor spent Sunday at the Russell Sutton home of Belvoir. Ralph Quakenbush and family visited Ed Whitman. Bert Wilson called at Alda Knott’s. Porter Bond and sons joined Lawrence visitors Saturday afternoon. George Miller family and Geo Tuttle group spent Sunday at Low Childs home. Gottlieb Nieder and F M Tidrow families were Lawrence visitors Saturday. Ralph Quakenbush’s party and Francis Atheson were in Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Elenora Anderson of Apple Pie stayed Friday night with Ollie Miller. Elise Dietz and friend mentioned.

Tidrow Eleanor Russell Sutton Belvoir Ralph Quakenbush John Herbert Galen Ed Whitman Bert Wilson Valley Chapel Alda Knott Porter Bond Everett Kenneth Lawrence George Miller Frances Baby Geo. Tuttle Harold Walnut Grove Low Childs

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Substitutes for Calomel

Olive Tablets offered as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant helping purge the system and improve breath. The vegetable formula carries olive oil and is promoted as safer than calomel with no griping or pain. Available in 15c and 30c sizes, with a nightly use recommendation.

Edwards

Miss King of Perry Visits Rudolph Dietz Family

Miss King of Perry spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of her brother Rudolph Dietz and family.

Miss King of Perry Rudolph Dietz

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