Community notices recount travels and local events in Lawrence
Isabelle Gilmore and friends plan trips from Grand Canyon to Long Beach via Seattle and the Canadian Rockies. The Knowledge Hill Community Club cancels a Fourth of July social. American Legion Auxiliary to meet in Legion rooms. Arthur and Mrs. Silverthorn announce birth of Dusine Allen June 28 at McConnell’s hospital. Various church and club activities, picnics, lawn parties, and dinners noted with multiple local families and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabelle Gilmore
Milad Gilmore
Margaret Gustafson
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Arthur Silverthorn
McConnell’s Hospital
Dusine Allen
Miss Florence Clarke Visits Topeka Summer Scene
Miss Florence Clarke arrives from Los Angeles to spend the summer with Mrs. Fred Clarkec and Mrs. Sam W. Adams of Topeka. Mrs. C B McClelland and Miss Nanney McClelland visit Kansas City. Mrs. G W Smith goes to Kansas City. Mrs. S J Ware returns. Myrtle Sellards and Carleen from Los Angeles visit. Jean Jackman and family spend day in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Clarke
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred’ Clarkec
Sam
Topeka
C.B. McCleLland
Nanney
McClelland
Kansas City
G. W. Smith
Siamlay
Monte Vista
Colo
R. C. Jackman
Jean
Elizabeth
Mi Isd
Myrtle "Sellards
Carleen
Summer Travel and Local Visits Parade Through Lawrence
Clarksdale residents and neighbors fill Lawrence with visits and departures as friends and relatives travel to Los Angeles, Denver, Kansas City, and Colorado, while others plan overland trips and short stays in Springfield, Iola, and Baldwyn. Local funerals, hospitalities, and family gatherings mark the day in several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Young
Clarksdale
Arizona
Barbara Sellards
Mary Clark Foley
Los’ Angeles
California
Elizabeth Duhkel
Wilma Atkesch
Kansas City
F. R. Patton
Harry Green
Myra | Starr
Frank
Colorado
Helen
Marguerite Emery
L. A. Wiamer
Indon
Nardin
Oklo
J P
Sheéz Will Visi Migs
Abbie Stevens
George Emmett
Lakeview
John Levett
Denver
William Ingersoll
C. A. Hill
Eudora
Sam. Stanley
Carl Antrim
LeBow
Mary Lois Ruppenthel
Iola
Lawrence
W. W. Cleland
Vinland
J.J. Speck
Marie
Topeka
J. M. New
Winifred. Dedrick
R. K. Collins
Colins
Anna Arnett
Andalusia
Alabama
John Cannon
Cannon
Leona
Tea room and events schedule at South venue
Tea room service runs from 4 to 9 p.m. Buffet supper available 6 to 8 p.m. Dinners, house parties, bridge luncheons and dances offered by reservation at South location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Travel and family notices from July 1, 1903 local paper
Beattie resident Heinlein family returns home. Mrs Heinlein heads to Harveyville. Dunmire guests visit Kansas City relatives. Eastman prepares Pacific coast trip via Eldorado Arkansas Houston and San Francisco. Pine family plans Great Lakes tour. Pine Brothers grocery link noted. Ice cream social set July 1 at Second Presbyterian with C E society. local ads include Schulz The Trailer and lawn mower grinding services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinlein
van Y Live
Beattie
Houston
Texas
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knowledge Hill Community Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
People’s State Bank
the Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Resthaven
D. K. Rice
University
A.J. Selig
Imiake
Ther. Women’s Society of the First ‘Baptist Church
The
Methodist Church
Grace Blair
Sybil Boles
Lenoma Myers
Quenemo
Lawrence Country Club
F. E. , Banks
Clayton ‘Hack‘man
Arthur
Weaver
A. D. Weaver
Madeline Ashton
S. J. Hunter
John Monteith
L.” E. Russell
Russell . Pitzpatrick
Frank ‘Strong
Hugh “Means
LN. Lewis
Sand
W. R. Gorrill
R. C. Rankin
Ry C. Moore
Oak“Ridge
John Morgan
Charles Kendall
Kentucky Street
Florence Beamer
Josephine Hos‘lford
Olive Weatherby
Virginia Arnold
Rose McCulloch
Josephine Klein
Fraternal Aid Union
iBrown
Inter
Sylvester Schrader
Schrader
J. R. Woolf
Colony
W. H. Wood
Wood
Broad View Inn
Jess Willard
Ala
C.E. Socerity
Second Presbyterian Church
Schulz
Segern
Georgette
Vanity Fair
Bullene
Journal -World
Russell’s Booterie
OLD Time Fiddlers
Pongee
Shack
Kansas
Sol
Brin, Machmand Ge
All Sity Theatre
Richard Barthlemess
Pola Negri
Pela
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