Lawrence club meeting features music and readings
The Theshanwake Literary club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. M C Elliott, Dorothy and Rena Elliott, and Harry Carr presenting a reading. Mr. Ralph Colman reviewed The Peel's Trail, and Mrs. Homer Hird and Miss Esther Hird sang. Mary Belle Leshure Ruth Miller Della Dews and Mary Miller performed piano solos. The group voted to hold an annual family picnic at Gage Park in Topeka on July 26.
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Theshanwake
M. C
Elliott c
Dorothy
Rena Elli
Harry.Carr
Ralph Colman
Peels Trail
Homér. Hird
Esther
Hird
Mary Belle Leshure
Ruth Miller
Della Dews
Mary Miller
Gage Park
Topeka
E. G. L. Harbour
Ci Mesenhimer
George .Miller
A. M. Ockerblad
T. O. Wear
Moyers
Okla
Everett Lee
Gertrude Lee
A383
Mississippi
Personal notices list travel and visits across states
Henry Asker called to St Joseph Missouri on important business and will be away for days. Mrs W E Kennard to spend remainder of summer in Chicago with her parents. Mrs J R Good seriously ill at 617 Maine Street. Mary Sweeney left for Colorado Springs to attend Fraternal Aid Union convention. Mrs William Frowe and three children of Fort Pierce left to spend summer with relatives. Numerous others travel to Kansas City Topeka Leavenworth and Colorado Springs for family visits and Fraternal Aid Union meetings.
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Farrahid
Golorado
Ruth’ Wellman
Betty Bryant
Osawatomie
Betty Moore
Holton
Campbell
Emerson Campbell
Osawatomi
Glyde Fairbanks
Detroit
Minnesota
J. H. Lawrence
Dr.j
Holloway
Wabash, “Ind
Wabash
South Orange Jn
E. He Lindley
Kansas City
J. D. Pierce
J.J. Smith
Oak
Grove
Eckelberry
Irma
Elizabeth
CE. ‘Evans
Council Grove
I. N. Chapman
Manhattan
EB. N. Taylor
Vermont Street
Anna Martindale
Nelle Martindale
Colorado’ Springs
Martindale
Fraternal Aid Union
Mildred Reinisch
V. C. Croom
David
Inez Bernhard
Estes Park
Colo
W. D. Fowles
Billy
Denver
Lawrence
Rs. Fowles
John Prunty
Fifth Street
Fowles
Alba Amick
Marion ‘Cowles
Edna Teeter
N. P. Downes
We. Angulo
Sarah May McKenna
Mss
Margaret McKenna
Chitae
Hovey Hanna
Henry Asker
St. Joseph
W. E. Kennard
Chicago
J. R
Maine Street
William Frowe
Fort Pierce
Finary
Frowe
J. W. Junkins
Ser ‘Baty
Louis Menger
B.N. Wilmot
Nora’ Culver
Mildred Culver
Topeka
Margaret Lansdowne
Homer Skinner
Elizabeth Mackie
General W
S&s. Metcalf
H.L. Chambers
California
Theodore O’leary
Billy Robinson
Jim Davis
Hutchinson
D. R. McWilliams
H. L. Roberson
Brookfield
Max Wilhelm
Maxine Wilhelms
Gine
Oscar May
Atchison
May
Ci W
Leavenworth
Elgar Smith
Inspection plan for Fort to Fort highway in Douglas County
Maintenance engineer T Hole of the Kansas State Highway Commission visited county engineer EB Trueblood this morning to inspect the Fort to Fort highway in Douglas County. They planned to review road sections needing repairs and possibly tour the slab together.
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T. Hole
Kansas State Highway Commission
EB. EL Trueblood
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituary notes from Lawrence region list Joseph A West eight died at home on Haskell Avenue survived by widow and eight children funeral notices forthcoming. William Vitt, 70, died at nephew’s home near Lawrence to be buried at Eudora Methodist church service led by Reve Torrece. Rose Woodruff Ridgway died in Greeley Colorado and will be transported for burial in Lawrence with arrangements forthcoming. Robert Neff, 89, died at 640 Ohio Street and funeral at Funkis parlor 9:30 a.m. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Weather report notes continued heat in Lawrence with cooler temps coming. local ads promote Reese’s Drug Store ice creams and Tire & Battery Co opening day offers.
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Joseph
A. West
Haskell Avenue
West
Lawrence
William. Vitt
William Vitt
Jaway
Walter .Vitt
Eudora
iReve Torrerce
Ueay
Robert Neff
Ohio Street
Funkis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fleet
Reese's
Mass
St—the
Law-rence
Yours Adv
Church services and schedules updated for area congregations
Brethren church notices outline Sunday School at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 00 led by Pastor H L Wimmer with Christian Endeavor at 2 30. Evening union services, mid week gathering Wednesday at 8 00. Third quarterly conference to be held at the church with full reports. Also Kanwaka church invites with 10 00 a m Sunday School and 11 a m sermon on Christian Education by three college graduates followed by evening services in South Park. Centenary M E Church at Corner 4th and Elm lists Sunday School at 10 90 a m, worship at 11 00, Epworth League at 7 00 p m, and preaching at 8 00 p m. all welcome.
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Kanwaka
14Th and
New Hampshire Streets
Geo
W. Burgin
South
I Park
Delaware
Centenary M. E. Church Corner
4Th and
Bridegroom mocks matrimony amid hot day office scene
Probate Judge Menger is amused by an afternoon incident at his office involving a colored couple seeking marriage. Miss Teta Kennedy observed the street activity near the Watkins bank while Mrs. Wellman arrived behind the couple, prompting a humorous exchange as the bridegroom mistook the comment about the day’s heat for talk about his wedding.
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Menger
Teta Kennedy
I | Gang
Massachusetts’ Street
Watkins Bank
Sweet- Heart
Railing
Miss Kennedy
Mrs. Wellman
Kansas towns unite in power plant consolidation efforts
Kansas municipal leaders report widespread consolidation in electric utilities. Baldwin agrees to supply four cents per kilowatt hour to Vinland Le Loup via Ottawa transmission lines. Beattie transfers Beattie Electric Light to Kansas Power and Light. Collyer sells to Central Kansas Power. Elk City plans bonds for C R Long Light and Power transfer to Kansas Gas and Electric. Mankato extends copper cable, Pratt runs a profitable plant, Quehemo seeks lower rates post sale, Strong City and Thayer pursue new plants, Waverly exits.
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Power Industry i
Kansas
John
Stutz
L League of Kansas
Ah Ae Baldwin
Ottawa
Ottawa Company
Baldwin
Beattie
Beattie Electric Light Company
Mankato
Concordia
Minneapolis
Mound City
Pratt
Quehemo
Municipal Power and Transmission Company of
Strong City
Thayer
Educators Banquet at University By Plymouth Church Aid
The education department at the University will hold its annual summer session banquet served by the ladies of the Plymouth Congregational Church. It is scheduled for Wednesday July 15 at 6 30 p m. Music and speaking will entertain. Tickets cost 1 00 and are sold at the education office or from Ralph Gowans banquet committee chair.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Ralph Gowans
Bangu Committee
Opposition to pulling teeth at osteopathic meeting
Toronto July 2—In a presidential address at the American Osteopathic Society of Ophthalmology and Otology annual convention Dr Jerome M. Watters Newark N J warned against promiscuous tooth extraction. He urged thorough exams, removal of impacted molars and abscessed roots, and filling cavities. He cited a case where X ray showed ill- erated root in jaw after 42 years with teeth removed. removing the root relieved ear trouble. Other participants included Drs Carl J. Johnson Louisville F P Millard Toronto Kent L. Seaman Fort Wayne Ind FE C Brann Wichita Kan Glenn S. Moore Chicago and L S Larimore Kansas City.
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Toronto
Ont
Jerome’ M. Watters
Newark
N. J
American’ Osteopathic Society of’ Opthalmology and
Otposeology
Watters
Drs
Carl J. Johnson
Louisville
F. P. Millard
Kent L. Seaman
Fort Wayne
Ind
FE. C. Brann
Wichita
Kansas
Glenn S. Moore
Chicago
L. S. Larimore
Kansas City
Would Bar Baby Actors Berling July 8 4
A bill in the Reichstag would ban children under three from appearing in films and require police and school permits for ages three to twelve, citing dangers from bright studio lights and strain on infants. The measure awaits law passage.
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Berling
Associated Press
Reichstag
Five Paroled From Topeka State Penitentiary
Five prisoners at the state penitentiary were paroled today by Governor Paulen. Vernon L. Allen of Sedgwick County was released after serving slightly more than two years of a one to five year sentence for violation of banking laws. The others paroled were William Allender, Bob Everett, and William Sheer, all sentenced July 1, 1924 in Russell County for grand larceny to one to five years. Bushnell had served a year and a half of a similar sentence from Stevens County.
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Topeka
Kan
State Penitentiary
Paulen
Vernon L. Allen
Sedwick County
Russell County
William Allender
Bob Everett
William Sheer
Bushnell
Stevens County
Senior Recital Postponed by Heat and Schedule
The senior organ recital of Gustave Soderland, a University of fine arts faculty member, will not be held Monday evening at First Baptist Church as planned. Due to extreme heat and his heavy university schedule, the recital is postponed to a later time during the regular year. Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ad promotes relief from female ailments with claims of widespread use and improved wellbeing.
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A. M. Hughes
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lawrence
Beatrice Abrams
New York
Ednah Hopkins
Chicago
Rachel Stevens
Gustave Soderland
University School of Fine Arts
First Baptist Church
Soderlund
Coal price ad offers per ton from R. L. Allen Co
An old classified style coal advertisement promotes pricing for anthracite coal. It cites a 11.50 per ton delivery option and mentions R. L. Allen Coal Co with offer terms and month delivery details.
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R. L. Allen Coal Co
Wrinkle lotion promises youthful contour and glow
An advertisement touts a lemon scented wrinkle lotion claiming to tighten relax skin erase lines and crow feet by morning. It promises soft clear skin and notes beauty experts use it to enlarge pores and whiten sallow skin with immediate effects.
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Ark
Tee Broat
Wil. Watkins
Harry
E Morrow
W.C. Minor
DM. W. Goff
B.reynolds
Sam. Kelsall, Jr
A &. Hill
J.C. Senseman
BL. Cowden
J. C. Rumsey
Harold Pagett
Frank Dunkley
Delph Simons
OW. Jaedicke
Fred’ V. Lewis
Paul R. Laptad
Robert P. Laptad
H.“H. Asher
R. R. Jackman
I C. Stevenson
Lacy
Lawrence Country Club
Conary
Vik. Bruner
C. C. Stewart
Hostess Club
Bruner
H. H. Asher
Skinner
Jack Bolin
Stewart
Irma Shaw
Horton
BG. Christensen
Re T. Shaw
Christensen
Howard Compton
New Hampshire
Madge McClay
Bridge
Miss MacClay
Margaret Lienard
Raymond Kercher
Judith’ Stapleton
Edna Anderson
Fay Gister
Katherine Strong
Bliss
Pauline Brown
R. D. O'Leary
Eawin E. ‘Slosson
Slosson
Washington, D.C
Olin ‘Témplin
Ie Science Service
Washington
Ured
Ghureh
Belkin
Bekah ‘Lodge
I. O
Mary Grant
University Latin
Myr. Hull
Lois Fern
Hull
Circle
Ww. W. Boyd, Oe
Wimodausis
First Presbyterian Church
Milo Bay
Rose Woodruff Ridgway
Rose’ Woodruff
Ridgway
sGreeley
Col
Lawrénee
Ter’ Tire & Battery. Co
Gare
Church of the Brethren
Carter, Tire & Battery Co
Rankin’s Drug Store
Barber's Drug Store
Cies
K. U. Plan Entertainment
Osteopath
Independence
Flossie Garland
Dillard, Vetan
Leota Fields
Melton Stevens
Swampscott
Coolidge
Kellogg
Grew
State Department
Portland Cement Company
Fredonia
Gaant
Pees Drug Store
Normandy
Ninth Street
Johnnie
Paint Retail
Phileg
Pinkham
America
Wilsons
Weyen
Folka
Wolf's
Dcfunk
Pyneral
Hhone
Lito
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