Obituary Notes From Douglas County and Bucyrus
John W Games former Douglas County treasurer dies at his 946 Ter nates Beene home. A will reading will be held at the Games residence with Rev Hislo presiding. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by widow Cerrelda Porter Games three sons John I Coshocton Ohio Frank William of Lawrence two daughters Mrs R E Knox Kansas City and Mrs Vera Apple Lawrence one sister Mrs Martha Martin Cincinnati two brothers David and Andrew Aberdeen Ohio. Barnard D Froeliger dies at 70 at 1415 Delaware Street. Funeral at Jobs Catholic church with Father Q Ferrell, burial Mount Calvary. Florence Ethelyn Holcomb of Bucyrus dies suddenly from general septicemia at University Hospital. Cause traced to a boil. Miss Holcomb daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Holcomb Bucyrus enrolled at University with sister Esther and brother James Holcomb. Parents with daughter’s body to family home southeast of Lawrence. Miss Holcomb honored on Freshman list at university.
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John’ We Games
Douglas County
Moray
Edward Hislo
Oak Hill
Cemeree A. R
Ohio
Frank
William
Lawrence
R. EB. Knnox
Kansas City
Vera ‘Apple
Martha Martin
Cincinnati
David
Andrew
Aberdeen
Barnard D. Froeliger
Delaware Street
At ‘Jobs
Father Q. Ferrell
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Florence Ethelyn Holcomb
Bucyrus
Kansas
University
University Hospital
Holcomb
E.P. Sisson
Nesselrade
Sisson
Esther Holcomb
James Holcomb
Florence
J. M. Holcomb
President Signs Naval Bill Seeks Armament Limitation
Washington January 22 The annual naval appropriation bill was signed by the President. It includes a request by Congress that President Harding negotiate with other powers for further limitation of naval armament.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Mr and Mrs Robert Clark Visit Lawrence Guests
Mr and Mrs Robert R Clark of St Joseph Missouri visited in Lawrence with Mr and Mrs J H for a gathering.
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Robert R.clark
St. Joseph, Mo
Lawrence
J. H
Address on Christian Education at First Christian Church
Professor R A Kent spoke at eleven on Christian Education outlining three core elements knowledge attitude and action. He argued religious illiteracy surpasses general illiteracy and urged early religious training. The Wednesday class will study Christian Stewardship and Sunday services feature The Fundamentals of Stewardship and a speech by Alma E Moore of Topeka.
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R. A. Kent
Alma E. Moore
Topeka
The
Women’s Mission Society
Church notices urge midweek service and mission talk
A church announcement invites the congregation to a midweek service and supper at 6 15 PM with Dr Bleck in charge. Members are urged to pay dues promptly to meet obligations. The Woman's Society meets Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Hilkey 1219 Kentucky Street for India mission problems. Deacons plan a Wednesday evening meeting on important matters.
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Bleck
A Ae Prust
Walen's
Missionary ‘Society
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
First Baptist
Kentucky
Eh Mae
India
Lecompton Man Faces Assault Charge
Sheriff Wilk states Julius Scott of Lecompton was arrested on a charge of assaulting F. S. Hogue, a farmer southwest of Lecompton, after a Thursday argument over a revolver. Scott is out on bond. The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the courthouse.
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Wilk
Johns
Julius Scott
Lecompton
F. S. Hogue
Hogue
Scott
Court House
First Presbyterian Church Wimodaueis Sunday Class Meeting
Sunday school class at the First Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. H. M. Mason for a session. Details are limited but indicate a routine church gathering and leadership by Mrs. Mason.
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First’ Presbyterian Church
H. M. Mason
Injured Senator Logan Hurt by Circular Wood Saw
Senator Fred Logan of the city police force was injured today when his hand touched a circular wood saw. He was taken to Dr. Keith's office at noon, his wound dressed, and he was sent home.
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Fred Logan
Keith
Representative Willard Morgan at courthouse on business
Willard Morgan, representative to the state legislature, was at the courthouse this morning on business.
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Willard Morgan
Court House
Lawrence Business College Opens Feb Training
Lawrence Business College begins February training aimed at preparing students for successful careers. The program emphasizes practical skills and job readiness to help participants secure future opportunities.
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Lawrence Business College
Tanlac boosts Chicago cashier to gain 15 pounds
Mrs. Mary C. Hanson of 2600 Indiana Ave credits Tanlac for renewed appetite, relief from heartburn and nervous strain, and steady energy after a drop in health. She says she now sleeps well, eats freely, and feels happier and more energetic at work. Tanlac reportedly sold over 35 million bottles.
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Tanlac
Mary C. Hanson
Indiana Ave
Chicago
Ill
Automat
N. Dearborn
Taniac
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Moore Lumber Co
Sale Arrow Shirts
HE Universal Car
Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company
Tlse Mel
CW. Smith
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