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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1928

Page

6

Monks Dwell at New Melleray Abbey Near Dubuque

A late 19th century account describes New Melleray Abbey near the Mississippi where Irish Trappist monks live under strict silence and routine. Founded by Irish monks invited by Bishop Loras in 1849, the abbey houses 30 monks with hopes to grow to 100 to 300 choir and lay brothers. The community follows a life of prayer, labor, and contemplation with limited speech and a liturgical schedule, sleeping in simple box stalls and maintaining Gothic stone quarters built 1868 to 1575.

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Coast Weather Man Extends Frost and Smoke Forecasting

The Weather Bureau extends frost forecasting to smoke forecasting for nearby cities. Frost and smoke forecasts, issued late in the day, help plan heating and protect crops. In California citrus, oil heaters remain essential despite soot concerns. Young and aides report 94 percent accuracy in a season, guiding farmers and households through winter.

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England lacks galleries, says education board report

The special education committee warns England has too few galleries to cultivate taste and beauty in children. It notes schools are better equipped than fifty years ago, but the situation remains unsatisfactory as poor quality home pictures mislead young viewers and later taste deteriorates under advertising and cinema influence.

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Oldest Christian inscription found near Lateran museum

Discovery in Rome near the Lateran museum uncovers an inscribed dedication to Julia Calista from Julius Narcissus and to their mother from Philadelshad and Julia. The text includes an invocation to Christ within funeral lines and dates between 410 and 120 CE, possibly linking to Pauls Romans. A note mentions new telephone service between England and Czechoslovakia and Hungary.

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itinerant capitalist Rees for tune well in Paris

A Paris report describes Voltianos Corfu born itinerant capitalist who trusts neither banks nor governments. He toured with a fruit stand serving as a free lunch counter and carried keys to safe boxes in Paris Berlin London New York Liverpool Bilbao and Brussels. He raised 86000 in cash across several countries and refused to explain three needles taken from a sidewalk stand, saying he kept funds in various currencies and took small chances with his plan.

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Local notes and visits from No. 10 vicinity keep people social

Community brief from No. 10 and nearby area recounts visitors and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Jardon host guests for supper. Asa Turner and family host at home. Vern Barton and others share dental work and building chores. Attendance at Sunday School remains modest. quarterly totals show varied contributions. Several Topeka visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sidon, Paul Johanning, Earl Jardon, and Mrs. Clary.

Bomser Lee Gray Floyd Bareton Chas Amily Caled Ie Oe W .Detch Charlie Axa Jardon and Chadson J. Jarden Ernest Buter Bris Ray Price Fami A. Dy Jardon Rog Jardon Topeka Bert Emery Asa Turner Vern Barton Ottawa Chas, Bowser Asa | Turner Quitte Aginhe Ghatie Dardon Geo Arthur Hatt Roy Sidon Paul Johanning M. Hird Earl Jardon Mirs Roy’ Clary Baldwin Joe Lauer Cick Akxain Ed Stoncking Lafeing Tarry Habiga Kafir Frank Johnson Geo. Summer Lewis Fisher G. B. Spe West Baldwin Mr. King Harve Flory D. J. Burton Burton Charles Wirich Ely Colyenel Addie Halbert-Hang Kansas City Ana Iss Minerva Burton Sher‘idan’ Lake Colo Noah Shaler Sylvia George Shuler Thelma Griest Harris Near “Vinland W. H. Hornberger Heim Worden Macey Timber Glen Schwartz J Leonard Warren H Me Aft Ternoon Mirris Baring Gee Ettore Sanday W. Ievan Lawrence Gatorde Shuler Thelma Snen Widnesday

Community Notes In Ottawa District Gatherings and Visits

Mrs Frank Kellerman attended Virgil Flory funeral in Lawrence on Monday afternoon. Numerous locals hosted visiting friends and relatives, with Edna Barkley and Esther Cunningham among those attending a rock party for Miss Edna Larkley as she heads to college. Families moved, illnesses mentioned, and many small social events, church, lodge, and farm tasks fill a busy week across Ottawa and nearby farms.

Frank‘ Kellerman Virgil Flory Lawrance Nix Jhen ‘Kline Chas Kirchner Harry Hobson Agrt Emery Prince Enslowe Farmers Union M. Hird Lafe King Ed’ Stoneking Baldwin Fred ,Harrelbilink Grace M. E. Stoneking Millan Tadkens Baby Bowser Roy Descry Charlie Mary Math M. Hird Lemied Grove M.jordon Aura Chas Oshel Ottawa Birls Slaig Asa’ Turner Vern Barton Lester Smurtz Wornden M.L Tir Ampre Drexat W. A. Kincaid Sie Giddens Lafer King Jerald Hobsons Taloup Anna Foover Chas. Hoover Columbia Charlie Peer Wood Charlie Brohammer Lawrence T. G. Histt Jake Shuler Henry Tandis Dell Martin Pleasant Grove E.G. Hiatt CP. A Simmons Hosti Baerence Fox Ollie Eudaly Thurss Will Postma Ane Ova Thuvetay Vas Hotcen Weingeday Ollie Eudly T. G A. J. Plorv Misses Grace Jyrd Daris Hiatt St the Pleasant Grove George Monkay Lawrence Xis Tharreau Front Deay Millie Adda Virgil Tor Amos Flory Charlie Bashammer Lilifin and Eeard Fred .Muskey Mae Harvey Flory Verne Barton Jake Mackey John del Martin John. Brohammer Arthw Flory Ed van Lillian Alda Brohammer Charles Lloyd Shuck George Ousen Ployd Swisher E. E. Lutz Earl. Heffner Overbrook Whittley Lester- Bailey Roy Grammer Morris Sand Noah Shuler Belin Jake —Mackey Nora Brubaker Frank Lutz Ted Alt Lanty Brubaker Leonard Warren Ett Jeah Pierce Woodruff’s Ted Alt Howard Dillon Clayton Vernon Scott A. E. Metsker Janita Jim Anderson Annile Pie P. le Burton D. FE J. A. Childs A. Metsker E. 5B Pues Golver Johnnie Metsker Washington Creek Church

U S Scientists Halt Malta Fever Study After Illnesses

Two U S scientists who identified Malta fever germs suffered months of illness and must relinquish work. The disease, also called undulant fever, harms through waves of severe symptoms lasting weeks. Evans and Lake, key figures, have been hospitalized. Evans honored as first female president of the American Society of Bacteriologists.

Washington Malta Public Health Service United States Alice C. Evans Health Service G. C. Lake Miss. Evans Americart Society of Bacteriologists Health Service Hospital Norfolk Lake New York Hospital Anit- States David Miss.Evans

Memorial High School Dinner Draws 120 Attendees

The C. P. A. dinner hosted by members and their families drew about 120 attendees. J. B. Wilson of Lawrence delivered the afternoon talk. Music by Memorial High School students accompanied the event, with additional social visits at nearby homes.

Family and community notes from Overbrook area

Local column records social visits and gatherings among Overbrook residents, names, church attendance, meals, and small errands. Mentions Elmer Weibel and Elmer Ousdahl among readers, with notes on illnesses, school, and neighbors visiting Lawrence and Topeka. Social links include housekeeping help, wood hauling, and chivarees, reflecting a tight knit rural town record.

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