Local notices mix civic events and society greetings
The text lists meetings and social events from Lawrence with Daughters of the American Revolution hostesses, a high school student council dance, educational council luncheon, Children’s Hour plans for Peter Pan, and plans by Lawrence couples traveling to Paris and England. It notes university chemistry tea and a local drugstore ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of ‘the
Edward Hislop
New Hampshire
Frank Banks
Henry Asher
H.B. Ober
Carl Rarick
Fayi Moys
J. W. Murray
F.C. Weed
Abs. Hislop
Ciety
Gyneth Stugard
Frank Strog
John . Foster
Lewis
Tucker
Arlie Simmonds
Fred Fearing
Florence Edmonds
Velma_Lindsay
Peter Pan
Theildrén
Margaret Perkins
Peter
Pan
M 'Laurence
Dance event at the Cry Club hosts and guests
Ten days past the dance at the Cry Club drew twenty three couples with Mrs Fursyman absent. Arrangements were led by Mr and Mrs Vicrein, with other committee members Glenn Charlton and Russell Frierd absent. Two course refreshments served. Also, Edwin Schowengerdt and wife announced the birth of daughter Annette Marie on January 14. Schowengerdt formerly Caroline Heek of Lawrence. Mrs George Krum hosted the Friday auction club later that afternoon.
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Cry Club
Vic
Mittee
Glenn
Charlton
Usseli -Frierd
Route 3
Annette Marie
Schowengerdt
Caroline Heek
Lawrence
Personal notes from Lecompton to Lawrence and beyond
Local personals list residents and visitors moving through Kansas towns. Alberta Collins and Miss Fort Gilliland visit Lecompton and Ottawa. others travel to Topeka Kansas City and St Joseph. Glimpses of church events, business trips to Chicago and New York, and a note on boxer George Lablanche aka George Ferguson returning to tailor work in Colusa California.
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Juss Alberta Collins
Lecompton
J. Gordon Gibb
Kansas City
Lawrence
Colousa
Caldan
Associatéd
John L. Sullivan
Australia
Combined church notices from Watts area churches
A long church notices page lists services at First Baptist Belleview First Methodist Episcopal Plymouth Congregational and other churches. Topics include morning worship communion and revival meetings led by ministers Thomas Smith Hislop Klingberg and Reider with varied programs for youth Sunday schools Endeavor groups and social periods inviting all residents to participate.
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First Baptist Church
Watts
Ww.Thomas
Bunian
Oh School
Thomas
Union Christian Mission
Chapel of Old Folks Home
Wim. T. Smith
Belleview Chapel
John Aking
Christian Endeavor
Ph Mn
T. Smith
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ay Tanth
Vermont
Edward Hislop
Edwin F. Price
Weatheray
University League
Frank Klingberg
Dijg’s
First Christian Church
10Th
Kentucky
Alias
A. Richard
Bible School
A. T. Wood
C. B. Scote
Ninth Street Baptist Church
GR. Jackson
Ais
Old Path
Ida Wallace
Thomas McCaiop
Trinity Lutheran -Church
Sleventh
New Hampshire
D. Goehring
Mise Nott Sviler
Selig
Welch
United Brethren Church
Erner
S. le Portice
Junior Christian Endeavor
Wimmer
Intermediate
Mildred Lamb
C. S. Stark
Sthagl al
Feaprsvale Aly
Eversotie
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science
Sunda
Nazarene Church Service Announced on Clinton Street
The Nazarene church at 10700 and the Clinton area schedules preaching at 11:06 a.m. and a Yours People meeting at 7:30 p.m. with Rev M F Lignard as intendent.
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Uth
Vermont
Roy
Towne
H. Lane
Nazarene Clpredincoht
Clinton “Nazarene
M. F. Lignard
Whale entangled in nets at Seldovia fishery lagoon
A whale entering Kachemak Bay lagoon at Seldovia during high tide disrupted herring grounds and damaged fishing nets worth over 60. Fish Commissioner William Studdert recounted the incident as the whale moved through the four by two mile lagoon, destroying twelve net lines on the first day and forcing fishermen to chase it with a small boat and shotgun-trained crew.
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Cordaya
Alaska
Kachemak Bay
Seldovia
Thifty Ocean
William P. Studdert
Cook Inlet
Nevis
Shermen
Cam Studdert
Women in Majority Statistics From Registrar General Review
London reports for 1923 show 750131 births 444365 deaths and 292408 marriages. Remarriages among widows and widowers total 20797 and 24903 respectively, with 9246 second marriages. The youngest groom was 16 and bride 15. one bride aged 15 married to a man of 70. a 93 year old bachelor appears among grooms. The first two years of marriage are hardest for 2884 litigants in dissolution cases, with 321 cases lasting beyond two years. End of 1923 estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Registrar General
William Freeman Elected Head of New Meat Packing Firm
Topeka Kan Jan 7 William E Freeman, president of the Kansas State Federation of Labor, was chosen president of a newly organized meat packing company. William Howe, former secretary of the state federation, was named treasurer and secretary. The plant will be largely a canning facility with plans to employ a sizable workforce under state charter privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freeman
Topeka
Kan
Willian E. Freeman
Kansas State Federation of ‘Labor
William Howe
State Federation
Wouif
Will
Box bears signature of Ey W Grove noted on label
An item shows a box bearing the signature Ey W Grove and a 3 3c mark. The fragment suggests an identification or labeling detail tied to the named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey W. Grove
The Kay Success and Digestive Remedy Claim
The article touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless treatment for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It emphasizes that success depends on liver and stomach function and promises relief from catarrhal mucus inflammation including appendicitis with two preparations sold by druggists.
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Mayr
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