Union and church services filled Saturday notices
Saturday notices urge timely submission to the Journal-World for weekend announcements. Readers are invited to attend union services in the park and sermons across multiple churches including Evangelical Association First Baptist Centenary Methodist Episcopal and Trinity Lutheran with children activities and Sunday School sessions.
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Local residents gather for visits and chores in Lawrence
Welcome Nos Anthony and Miss Hans stay with G Saile this week. Mr and Mrs F Childs were called to Lone Star Friday evening by Mrs Childs illness. Frank Pardee and Albert were in Lawrence on business Tuesday. Coopers new house struck by lightning Saturday night causing damage. Emil Saile helped Mr Robertson make hay Tuesday. E Wilson did some pap erning for F Childs last week. Hattie Leese spent Sunday with Mrs Cooper. Mr and Mrs Frank Hay of Primd visited Frank Pardee's last week. Mrs Fred Pratt shopped in Lawrence Tuesday. John Wilson was a Lawrence visitor Friday. Law rence Optical Co Jackson Bldg 927 Mass. Fine Glasses.
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Hans
Lawrence
G. Saile
F. Childs
Lone Star
Childs
Hansel
Frank Pardee
Albert
Coopers
Emil Saile
Robertson
E. Wilson
Hattie Leese
Cooper
Frank Hay
Pmind
Roy Lathrop
F. Pardee
Albert Pardee
John Wilson
Margaret
Bessie
Elizabeth Wilson
Brown's Grove
Ralph Jamerson
Viliamson
Allbert
Clarence Griffis
Fred Pratt
Hatrestiny
Wilson
Martin Machine
Oak Ridge Social Roundup Shares Weekend Visits
Oak Ridge residents report weekend gatherings with relatives and friends. Walter Pine and family joined E B Pine and kin, Frank Dolan of St Joseph helped his uncle S M Dolan harvest wheat, and William Sunquist with Raymond Woolf visited the Jellison home at Lake View.
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E. B. Pine
Mgr
Frank Dolan
St. Joseph Mo
S. M. Dolan
William
Sunquist
Raymond
Woolf
Jellison
Lake View
Mayo
Loise Know
Fred Strong
Viola
Olive King
Eberwein
Chas. Parel
Florbree
Clara
Community notices from Tonganonie and area crowd
Local column reports social calls, visits, and service news from Tonganonie and nearby towns. Included are guests at the Dolan and Willey homes, military service updates for relatives in France, Kansas City trips, and travel of residents to Bonner Springs and Camp Funston.
The Varsity Week of July 8 13 Program Note
A brief schedule listing July week events with film showings and performers. Entries include Louise Hull in Sandy, Fatty Arbuckle in Good Night, and a projection of Shark and Joan of Plattsburg with various actors. The listing reads like a cinema program for a local theater.
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Dack Pickford
Louise Hull
Sandy
Fatty Arbuckle
I Enenay
Algoy
S. Hart
Shark
Monroe
Pathe Négw
Glmes
Sandy and Louise Huff Star in Kentucky Life Picture
Pickford and Louise Huff headline a lively screen tour at the Varsity Theatre featuring Sandy a bright Scottish lad and a tale of life in Kentucky with adventures leading to a bride. Also showings include Good Night Nurse a Farce with Fatty Arbuckle and Shark Monroe a high priced drama by C Gardner Sullivan.
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Sandy
Fatty” Arbuckle
Arbucket
Mr. Arbuckle
Varsity Theatre
C. Gardner Sullivan
Shark Monroe
Rartcraft
William S. Hurt
Midland notes on visits and war efforts around town
Mr and Mrs T Wiley and son spent weekend at H O Bruckmiller s. Miss Ida Woolsey stayed with sister Mrs Guy Shultz. Miss Anna Stehwein staying with Mrs Reed. Mrs Gibson of Watson Kansas visiting Mrs Wagoner who is improving. Bertie Dunham of Kansas City visiting brother B Dunham. Ed Parnell left for a few days to Harveyville Kansas. Elmer Weibel returned to Colony Kansas after harvest with J Weibel s family. Jackson accompanied them for a visit. Schoolhouse meeting raised money for War Savings drive. Carzt and Henry Young left for Camp Cody New Mexico. brothers of Mrs Morris. Service flag with three stars in window. Red Cross met at church. Vera Garvin visited Kansas City weekend. S T Moore went to Topeka on business. Lloyd Moore and Howard Erwin rode troop train from Camp Funston toward Camp Dodge. Four weeks in service at Camp Funston. Bernard Smith of Eldorado visiting F L Wagner. Berthie Pasley visited May Dunham. Threshing has begun nearby.
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Ida Woolsey
Guy Shultz
Anna Stehwein J
Reed
Gibson
Watson, Kansas
Wagoner
Bertie Dunham
Kansas City
Dunham
Ed Parnell
Harveyville
Kansas
Elmer Weibel
Colony Kansas
Sting
J. Weibel
Camp Cody
New Mexico
Douglas County
Morris
Red Cross
Vera Garvin
S. T. Moore
Topeka
Lloyd Moore
Howard Erwin
Lawrence
Camp Funston
Camp Dodge
Bernard Smith
Eldorado
FL Wagner
Miss Berfiie
Pasley
May Dunham
Czecho Slovak Forces Defeat Bolshevik Troops at Irkutsk
A Telegram from Irkutsk reports Czecho Slovak forces inflicted a severe defeat on Bolshevik troops in Siberia. Bolsheviki were driven west of Irkutsk and out of the region east of Lake Baikal.
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Siberia
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Community Notes From Villa Eden and Surrounding Area
Miss Selma Seele called on Mrs Grace Crabb Sunday afternoon. Mrs Roy Canary visited with her mother Mrs W E Brock Wednesday afternoon. The lightning of a few nights ago struck a young cow for Mr Fiedfrey Reltz. W S S meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening was well attended. The district promised $2 470. Albert Fornaden and two sisters attended the picnic at Bonper the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Willam Tornaden spent Wednesday evening with her parents. Edna Loesch of Lawrence called on Lillian Tornaden Thursday afternoon. Mrs William Tornaden was in Linwood Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wim Loesch and family of Lawrence spent the Fourth of May with Lizzie Tornaden and family. Mrs Edna Zellers was in Lawrence Monday. Columbia Steel Grain Bins at Green Bros. 9s.
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Seele
Grace Crabb
Roy
Canary
W. E. Brock
Fiedfrey Reltz
Eudora
W.S. S
Albert ‘Fornaden
Willam
Tornaden
Edna Loesch
Wrence
Lillian Tormaden
William Tornaden
Linwood
Wim. Loesch
Lawrence
Aine Lizzie
Anki
Edna Zellers
Threshing Help From Colony Visitor and Kansas City Return
Mr Elmer Weibek of Colony Kansas aids his parents with threshing. Mrs Bertie Dugnam returns to Kansas City Sunday after a two week vacation with her brother B Dollam and family. Mr and Mrs LaSehrengohsi and children of Burlingame Kansas visit the Corder home Wednesday night and Thursday.
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Borhood
Elmer Weibék
Colony
Kansas
Bertie Dugnam
Kansas City
B. Dollam
LaSehrengohsi
Burlingsime
Corder
Navy seeks photographs for memorial gallery of fallen sailors
The Navy through the Bureau of Navigation calls for next of kin to send photos of sailors who died in service. Copy copies are made and originals returned to owners. Each photo is sent to the training station where the man began service to create a memorial gallery for future recruits. Relatives of the missing in the current war are urged to mail pictures to the Navy Department in Washington.
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Navy Department
Gf Min
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Daniels
Fiter -Erlistment
Bureau of Navigation
Obituary for Judge A. A. Cooper in Kansas City
Judge A. A. Cooper, formerly of this city, died in Kansas City after illness. He leaves a widow Mrs Cooger a son John Casper Jr and five brothers E 3. Cooper Luther Dy Cooper of Kansas City. Interment is in Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City.
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Kansas City
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Iaurne Cooner
Cooper
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Ehwood Cemetery
Financial independence and a new start at Business College
A note urges young women to gain financial independence by joining the Business College. It invites enrollment starting next Monday to secure a self sustaining future.
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Business College
Tap losses at New Jersey plant scandal
Fragmented report notes that Reverndment figures like Kile were drawn to a plant in Kenvil New Jersey amid a loss of confidence and alleged irregularities.
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New York
Dais
Kile
Cie Gieweutes Dewder
Kenvil
New Jer
Pain Relief Oil Promises Quick, Lasting Results
An advertisement touts a universal pain remedy claiming to ease sore joints, swelling, bunions, and neuralgia. It markets Intern Etermity substitute oil with claimed absorption through the skin, offered by Reynolds Corser Drug Co and The Nyal Store in Lawrence Kansas, at various bottle prices.
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