Lawrence Elks host dance for 24 new members at Fraternal Aid Hall
The Elks lodge settles a dispute with the Country Club and announces a Thursday evening dance at Fraternal Aid Union hall to honor twenty four new members with initiation set for Wednesday at 7:39. A six piece orchestra will play at 8 o clock, with punch and refreshments and ladies receive favors. The list of new members includes S L Broat Watkins Matrow and Mercer among others. University Women's Athletic Association hosts a party at the Bowersock theater with refreshments at Quiedemann's, led by Miss Margaret Barton. The Corel and MéMée families hold their third annual reunion at J H Corel home with about eighty guests and many relatives from Lawrence Kansas City Oak Grove and Los Angeles. A 7 o'clock dinner is given in honor of Pauline Brown of Marion Ohio. Various neighborhood gatherings and a July calendar note church activities and weddings.
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Elks Lodge
Country Club
Fratenal Aid Union Hall
Focal Ochestra
L. Broat
Je Watkins
Harry A Matrow
University Women's‘ Athletic Association
Bowersock Theater
Quiedemann’s
Margaret Barton
Department of Physica Education
Virginia Davis
Jeannette McElhiney
Anne Botsford
Joie Stapleton
Linnie Mae Winslow
Ruth Barrett
Edna Brinkman
Audrey 1
Harriett de Wolfe
Dora Geiger
Helen Gragg
Selina ‘Kiemp
Corel
MéMée
J.H. Corel
Lawrence
Kansas City
I P. Cotel
Tomi, McGee
Oak
Rove
Irs
R.O. McGee
iNip
Oliver Sieie
Mir
Canterbury
Daphne
A. Ey McGee
L and
M . _Mc-Nott
McNotten
Sam. Westheffer
Charles Hefler
Linnie Pearson
Oak Grove
Kate Reynolds
Baldwin
Gleh Goreit
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Wilson
Plin
White
Harold
Smith
Dugter
Rebecca
George Harris
George
Wilnia
Ray
Marion
George Dunkley
Doris
Chas
Colel
Charles Jr
Betty Low
Alfred Weber
Conrad R
Otto Newby
Praiit Monroe
George Boen
Charles Engle
Ed’ Seetin
J.H. Cerél
R. P. Keroher
Personal visits and travels among local residents
A string of short notes records locals and visitors: Miss Alice Perkins heads to St Joseph MO to visit friends, G H Moore visits Denver to see parents, Mr and Mrs Chaé spend a day in Topeka, Matie Harshbarger travels to Galesburg IL, the Harshbargers accompany her to Kansas City, Hazel Anderson visits Bartlesville OK, the Clarksville Ark family stays with the Aldords in town, Charles Achning to Eudora for a few days, Ann Parento and father H C Cooper head to Billings MT for summer, W Z Hutchinson of Los Angeles travels with T F Wright to Fayetteville AR, Arthur Corel and wife head to California for summer, Boéner goes to Ottawa on business, Funk returns to Eldorado after Lawrence weekend, J E Thorpe of Altus visits Winfield Scott family, Glen Corel and family travel home to Los Angeles after two weeks with the Corel family, Arden Brown of Eldorado visits the F C Brown household, Elizabeth Lowman of Riverside CA visiting her brother George before eastward travel, Derric Steeple and daughter June of McLouth shopping, John O'Brien of Middletown OH visiting parents, H D Bowman of Topeka staying with Miss Mildred Smith.
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Alice Perkins
St. Joseph
G .H. Moore
Denver
Chaé
Topeka
iMrs
Matie Harshbarger
Galesburg
Rex Harshbarger
H. C. Cooper
Billings
Montana
W. Z. Hutchinson
Los Angeles
T. F. Wright
Fayetteville
Ark
Arthur Corel
California
Henry Boéener
Ottawa
Funk
Harbe
Eldorado
Lawrence
Altus
Okla
J. H. Corel
Arden Brown
F.C. Brown
Elizabeth Lowman
Riverside
George Lowman
Johnston, Penn
Derric Steeple
Daugh
Ter
June
McLouth
John O’brien
Middletown
Ohio
William’ O’brien
H. D. Bowman
Mildred Smith
Ik, Engle
Legion Post profits from Fourth of July events
A local American Legion report shows a net profit of 29.78 from the Fourth of July celebration at Woodland Park. The Legion ran the boxing match dance pavilion concessions fireworks display old fiddlers contest and stands, with concessions 88 dance 51.13 fireworks 63.62 and stands 5.40 in profit. Ticket sales for the boxing match totaled 572 though the balance sheet records a 65.85 loss on the match. Prizes awarded included 5 to N Frye 3 to Will Howe and 2 to C E Crane.
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American Legion
the Légion
N. Frye
Conte
Will’ Howe
C. E. Crane
Legion
Woodland Park
University adds new business services for fall classes
The Bookmiers Economic Service joins Harvard and Babson services at the School of Business. The addition expands the library for the business cycles class and supports a planned income tax procedure course. Monthly Investors Service remains in use, with aims to connect students to current business world developments.
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Bookmiers
School of Business
Harvard
Babson
Momnly Investors
Frank T. Stockton
Local sports and town notices from South Park to Eldridge
A double header in Junior Twilight league at South Park features Rotary nine versus 40 and crew in the first game at 8 o clock and Holcom Haskell nine in the second. Claude Everett sells Eldridge Barber Shop to William Hm and plans to move to Chicago. Paul Schubert to manage the shop. Middle States Bus line workers say buses will stop to load and unload at Eighth Street corner. County garage near completion with walls and roof finished and ready for county cars. Board of Education authorizes purchase of a flag pole for the lawn at codlawn school. Lawrence Ministerial Alliance asks to use school buildings for daytime religious education program planned for July.
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Rotary
Holcom-Haskell
Wills
Claude “Everett
Eldridge-Barber Shop
William H m
Chicago
Paul Schubert
Eldridge
Middle ‘States
Eighth Street
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Lawrence
Board of
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Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Jennie Cox in Lawrence
Mrs Jennie Cox a longtime Lawrence resident died yesterday afternoon at 1205 New York street after eight years of paralysis following a California trip for her husband’s health. She was the wife of Albert L Cox, mother of Nettie Kennedy who died in Eudora, and a devoted member of Friends church. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 at Friends church with Rev John Howard officiating.
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Jennie Cox
Lawrence
New York Street
North Lawrence social notes and local incidents
North Lawrence residents visit family in Lamar Missouri and Kansas City. Church ice cream social announced. Emerson-Chase moving to 6th and Missouri. Mrs. Pringle to visit California. Gordon family weekend at Banner Springs. Popplewell family visit from Mobridge. Rev. Popplewell aiding Lanne church. L. A. Wulfkuhle injured hand hopes to avoid amputation. Elm Street traffic accidents increase with careless driving and blinking lights. Roy Anderson family trip to Bartlesville and back. James Goes from Vinland to Apache Arizona on ten day visit. to Tulsa with sister Alberta Woods. Smelting works shutdown cited as reason Americans lose competitiveness to English smelters.
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Clinton Cornelius
Kansas City
W. Ie Courtney
Roy
Bushey
Carl’ l
Hilda May
L. A. Wulfkuhle
Gibson’s Mill
Elm Street
Roy Anderson
Ruby Maxine
Raymond
Edna Anderson
Bartlesville
Okla
Ofc Ft
Evangelical Camp Meeting Sermon Draws Rain and Debate
At Tenth and Connecticut a gospel tent hosts Rev. B F Ludy with Dave Hill and choir delivering showers of blessing. Hill defends biblical creation against evolution while urging New Testament faith. Also notes a baby clinic Thursday at city hall and a fire department still alarm for refuse on Louisiana Street.
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Connecticut
Dave Hill
Kentucky
B. F. Ludy
Lawrence
Breezedale
Lincoln Street
Mr. Ludy
Jesus
Hill
God
Darwin
Wong
Christ
Bill Bryan
Darrow
Chicago
John’ Scopes
Tennessees
Louisiana Street
Noted recital by Kathleen Simpson captivates Fraser Hall audience
Miss Kathleen Simpson, pupil of Prof. I A Preyer, presented an unusually interesting piano recital in Fraser Hall. The program showcased intelligent artistry and poise, with standout pieces including The Play of the Waters by Ravel and Hungarian Fantasy by Light. Prof C A Preyer accompanied the second piano, while Criss Simpson aided on organ, fresh from earning his B.M. in organ and recent associate membership in the American Guild of Organists.
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Kathleen Simpson
I. A. Preyer
Fraser Hall
Otier
Miss. Simpson
Ravel
Light
C. A. Preyer
Miss Simpson
Criss Simpson
School of Fine Arts
Artis
Simpson
American Guild of Organists
Fraser Hall concert features Simpson with Peabody and Downing
The article notes Simpson's refined technique on the organ and perfect control, with an upcoming joint faculty recital at Fraser Hall Friday at 8 pm featuring Miss Irene Peabody soprano and Prof. W. B. Downing baritone, 25 soloists. An Edgar Jones Players tent show opens next week on Vermont Street vacant lots, after touring Kansas and Missouri with a jazz band. Tokyo censorship of films provokes protests as the Japanese government charges 5 sen per three meters of film.
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Simpson
Fraser Hall
Irene Peabody
W. B. Downing
Edgar Jones
Vermont Street
Kansas
Missouri
Tokyo
Soring
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