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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
8
The Unicity Kansan board met yesterday to elect staff for the coming month. Elected were Clifton Kirkpatrick Frank ing Kenneth Constant Ryland and Helen Havely. Lewellyn White is editor in chief Ralph Johnston news editor Helen Jaka famous editor Ryland Patty alumni waiters Helen Bett exchange editor Kerneth Constant.
Joseph Miles of 1521 Vermont is 34 today with friends sending warm wishes. A want ad reconnects two estranged brothers, J C Owen of Ashtabula Ohio and E R Owen, formerly of Lawrence. Clean-Up Day at the courthouse proceeds with Sheriff Johns’ prisoner help. Farm Week details arrive for Manhattan events February 5 to 10. Norton Thayer visits on bank business as radio talk spreads locally. Sixteen prisoners are housed at the state jail, with jail work and external tasks discussed by the Chamber of Commerce. A new outward-bound “Come to Lawrence” sign concept gains interest for highway visibility near the university.
Mrs. Scott of Bonner Springs visits daughter Mrs. Ross Stanwix in Oak Ridge. Cousins Carl Ward and Joe Morgan from Fort Morgan visit Mrs. Hall. J M Leonhard visits daughter Mrs. Dissinger in Oskaloosa. Several residents attend a funeral in Lawrence and host gatherings. A flood ruined much wheat, but some crop saved. Jayhawker club to meet Jan 19 at Esther Bereiter’s.
The County Horticultural Society met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for a social dinner and year end reports. Members praised crops with strawberries and cherries. apples were scarce. Officers elected for 1923 include B F Smith president and G F Brown vice president. meeting plans include five gatherings and an outdoor July event.
Mrs Caroline Glynn Malloy a longtime Jefferson county resident died at her Mc Louth home after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband J W Malloy and two sons BE D Glynn of Topeka and Martin Glynn of Mc Louth. Funeral service set for Sunday in Mc Louth.
S. P. Stokes died at his son's home in Kansas City this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. services to be held in Lawrence.
Saturday specials include Tall Red Alaska Salmon at 25c, 25 bars Laundry Soap at 1.00, 144 pounds White Crystal Syrup at 1c, and 15c syrup. Delivery available. A house on Tenth and New Hampshire is moving to Barker Street. Property at Tenth and Massachusetts cleared for Van Bruner steam laundry work to begin.
The Vinland High School hosts Kansas League triangular debate with Wellsville on Friday January 19 and a three act comedy for Vinland Cemetery Improvement Club fundraising on January 26. Local residents relocate, attend, or visit kin in Baldwin Ottawa Perry Topeka and Kansas City as community life continues amid winter roads and farm activity.
A Bowery sock performance of The Circle features Norman Hackett and noted stage names. The English play explores a married woman’s right to leave her husband for another, with a mother confronting her past. Witty dialogue and an excellent cast earn praise for sharp characterization.
The item promotes a tonic and laxative effect to ward off colds grip or influenza. It suggests enrolling in a practical business education at the Business College starting February 1 and mentions Seees Market Basket on page 2.
A church quarterly meeting is set for Thursday the 25th with Dr. Bailey visiting from Kansas City to attend all day. A noon dinner is planned and organizers expect large attendance.
New kindergarten classes start Monday January 22 in all elementary schools except Lincoln. Children five years old before March 1 may enroll. four and a half year olds admitted on mental basis. Forenoon sessions at Cordley Quincy Pinckney. afternoon at MacAllaster New York Woodlawn. Dr Florence Barrows osteopathic physician. milk flavor noted. Guernsey milk at Dunmire's. See Lawrence Business College for courses. Next term division February 1. Market Basket every Friday.
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