Crowder Finishes Twelfth in San Antonio Golf Tour
Waldo Crowder, a former Lawrence student, finished twelfth at the San Antonio tournament. He notes a rough start but praises the event, hopes for better results in Hot Springs, and mentions ongoing southern circuit play with high regard for his former coach and state championship pedigree.
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Irving Hill
Aldo Crowder
Dallas
Fes
Hot Springs
San Antonio
Amd
Waldo
Crowder
Lawrence Hog
Fran
Lawrence
Das
High School Sewing Class Dresses to be Displayed
Libs Femorial high school sewing students display dresses completed in class. The outfits will be shown Monday evening and again Tuesday and Wednesday in the school gym. The event, under Home Economics director Miss Helen Rose and Miss Meikeljohn, invites all interested to view the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen, Rose
e-Ovelup
Home Economics Department
Big Springs church meeting and local social notes
The Christian Endeavor social at the United Brethren church in Big Springs gathered at George C Morris home on Friday Jan 12 with sixteen members present for an enjoyable evening. Numerous community notices follow including enrollments at K U engineering, visits to Lawrence and Topeka, a sixteenth birthday party for Opal Matney, family gatherings, and local moves involving the Morris, Glenn, Dark, Holloway, and Matney families.
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Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Big Springs
George C. Morris
Clarence Dark
K. U
School of Engineering
Harry McCall
Lawrence
R. M. Gray
W. H. Glenn
Glenn
Douglas County
Court House
Gerald Holloway
Lecompton Mendasternoon
Arlen Fulton
Wilma Grenn
Bertschinger
Wayne Morris
Basiis
Jane Duncan
B. Moore
Topeka
Gold Fellows
Rebekas
Lecompe
Dors
Lara
Lecompton
Risit
John Mathey
Orris
Detroit
Mich
W. HA. Morris
B. Fo Glenn
Edward McClanahan
Ben Kelloge
Wm. Murphy
Irvin Kraft
Kelling
Sam Dark Jr
Charlton
Mary Eaveth
Law
Rence
Bahnmaier
Charles Bahnmaie
Laura Morris
Ehner
Opal
John Matney
Gertrude Henry
Martha James
Ivah Glenn
Wilma Glenn
Mary Agnes Walter
Esther Bahnmaier
Mary Holloway
Dora Black
Esther Wilson
Almeda Settering
Lucile Johnson
Arlett Fulton
Emily Raynolds
Hara Slavens
Nellie Slavens
Orville Baldwin
Peter Bahnmaier
Harold Millikin
Kenneth Millikin
Frank Walter
Arthur Holloway
R Ray McCall
Delmar Parrish
Raymond Sanford
Clarence Matney
H. F. Fulton
G. M. Baltimaier
John Metney
Kenneth
Kansas
Neva Bardall
George O. Morris
California
Morris
H. T. Fulton
W.H. Morris
Ronor
Arthur Gibbens
Big Springs Socials And Millinery Demonstration Recap
Big Springs residents gather for church society meeting despite poor roads. Elza Bahnmaier and parents host a chivalry event for neighbors, while Elizabeth Randall showcases brim work at Lawrence and two day demonstrations loom with Kansas State College agents. Farm Bureau plans January activities and Second Unit clothing demonstrations.
Valley Grove News Notes From Valley Grove Area
Mr and Mrs W L Smith plan a sale Monday Jan 18 after disposing of their farm and moving to Lawrence. Walter Wilbur family relocate to Gilbert farm from Tibbet neighbor. Roy Weit's wife lent this farm for years, he purchased residence property in Kansas City and will join his family. Emma Ward, visiting Leavenworth, returns home. William Puckett becomes treasurer of District No 5. Walter Dunbar of Lawrence visits Petrie family. Anfred improving after pneumonia. Clare couple wintering with daughter Mrs Fred Brown in Nortonville due to health. farm rented to Chas Petrie Jr. Scarlet fever cases improving. Bryan McGrew recovered from quinsey. Mrs Margaret McGrew, Mrs Mary Edmonds and Alfred of Leavenworth visit A Ward family. Farmers busy butchering. Petrie beef butchered. Baker Remedies agent canvassing. Farr from Kansas City visited the farm. William Lombard hauling corn to Midland market. Dwight Ewing and Anna Lombard welcome daughter Margaret Ruthena born at McConnel Hospital on the 12th.
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W. L. Smith
Lawrence
Emma Ward
Leavenworth
William Puckett
Fis Nga
Walter Dunbar
Petrie
Anfred
Clare
Fred Brown
Mr. Brown
Nortonville
Chas. Petrie’ Jr
Bryan McGrew
Margaret. McGrew
Mary Edmonds
Alfred
A. Ward
Petries
Farr
Kansas City
William Lombard
Midland
Dwight Ewing
Margaret Ruthean
McConnel Hospital
Ewing
Anna Lombard
Valley Grove
Pealevie
Cheapion
Frederick
Lancaster
Woodstock
McLouth
Fred Champion
Harold and
Evelyn Champion
C. G. Petrie
Charles Petrie
Emery
Gordon Wilbur
William Tuckett
B. H. Woodbury
Albert Ford
Dan
Smith
Dr. Stevens
Anfieds
Ira Ward
Eggerts
Lottie Eggert
Mr Petries
Robert Weibles
Oskaloora
Floyd Petrie
G. Petrie and Son
Charles Stewart
Martha Lombard
M Ewing
Schoolyard accident as suspender buckle wounds finger
Notes detail a student injuring a finger at school when the sharp point of a suspender buckle required medical removal. The boy may miss days of class but is currently recovering. The column also reports on community moves, neighbors, livestock events, illness, and local commerce in Lawrence and nearby areas.
Kennard W C T U Meeting Highlights 1925
The Kennard W C T U met at Mrs Mary Thomas's home, Kansas. Lillian M Mitchner, president, spoke on the Detroit 1925 convention. Dr John Benjamin Mie Gee of Kansas City was proposed to lecture on temperance for 15 dollars plus expenses. W C T U members heard Dr W A Evans discuss alcohols medical role and dangers. Florence Richards of Ohio praised the Anti-Saloon League’s work while urging more educational efforts. The group noted need for investigation and a new local president.
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Kennard
John, Benjamin, Mie- Gee
Methodist Church of
Kansas City
Muchmer
Mary E. Dobbs
Kansas
Detroit
Chi
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Medical Temperance Department
Terence
Florence, Richards
Anti-Saloon League
League
Mitchner
Ida B. Wise Smith
Tilan A. Boole
Strang
Anna ‘A. Gordon
Mary Harris Armer
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant candy like laxative that prevents headachy or dizzy symptoms. It claims gentle liver stimulation and cleaned bowels, producing a clear head, pink tongue, and rosy skin. It emphasizes no griping and lists directions on each box.
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Lowman
W C T U event highlights leadership and parade
A long recount of a W C T U gathering recounts Mrs Mitchner’s 25 years of service, 4500 women marching to the song Onward Christian Soldiers, a Detroit speaker on prohibition, and a children’s parade of 1060 foreign youths. It notes Kansas laws, salaries of WLC TUL officers, and a Los Angeles convention upcoming.
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Sie
Ift
Mitcchner
Church
Kansas
Lincoln Andrews
WLC
TUL
Anti- Saloon League
Los Angeles
Hays
Coolidge
Mitchner
Heet Heats Pain for Rheumatism and Neuritis Claim
An ad promotes Heet with an applicator for instant relief of pain from rheumatism and neuritis. It claims penetrating heat, swelling reduction, and congestion scattering, with two soothing ingredients and two extensions for ordinary remedies. The product is described as clean, pleasant, non staining, non irritating and costing four cents at drug stores.
Three Days Cough Signal Warns Of Danger
Persistent coughs and colds may lead to serious trouble. Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote product, claims twofold action by soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. The ad asserts creosote as a healing agent and guarantees satisfaction with a money refund if relief isn’t achieved after following directions.
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Creo* mulsion-Company
Ananta, Ga
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Anna Mey Dietrich
Marshall
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Marshall Nowas
Srore
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Runa
Heatia
Yoman
Howe
Media
Marehall
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Mise Letrick
Hannum
Blondy
Marswalle
Attfice
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Dres
Meikeljohn
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Rvafty
The
Univer
Urea
Kotel
Rankin‘s Drug Store
LOE Mass
Adv
J.D. Henry
Kansas State Agricultural College
Howard Henry
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
L. L. Boursaw
Lundy
Ontat Weber
Web
Elza Bahnmaier
Hoffsomer
Rollin Buck
Manhattan
Fred Bahnmaier
Stony Point
Grace Hulse
Susie Tucker
Nelson
Hulse
Art Winters
Dave Wray
Clarence Griffis
John Daily
Malone
Wm. Pumroy
Vinland
Crisla Lawson
Minnie’ Randall
Mattie McQueen
Ed Heaston
Murry
Leland
Bebnie Lasyrson
Maggie McMullen
Wray
Lloyd Craig
Mabel Pumroy
Dimple Tucker
John Toblers
Johanna Griffis
Solen Tucker
Lom Williams
Virgil Landis
Wm. Putrey
Vailio
Reese's Drug Store
Mass
Coats
Fritz Co
AM Ene
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Bell
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Dick Bros. 11 Co
Carnee
Isis
Sigrid Onegin
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell's
School OF Fine Arts
Green Bros
Ane
Work's Book Store
Mass St
Journal-World
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