Educators Dine and Porch Party Highlight Summer Socials
Educators dined at the Congregational parish house with toasts on Education in KU and Why We’re Here. A separate porch party at 345 Missouri featured music, dancing, and refreshments for noted guests from Kansas City Wichita and Liberal during a lively summer social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hi. Oldendick
Kangas City
Lindley
K. U
E. A. Elliott
Fredonia
M. J. Myers
Kansas City
Mount Oread
E. F. McCue
Westfhalin
F.D. Cary
Miami
Oklahoma
J. R. ‘Barnes
Lawrence
J. C. Crowell
C. T. Gray
University of Texas
E.E. Bayles
Newton
Social for Hospital Benefit at Pinckney Park
The Year Around Club hosts an ice cream social in Pinckney Park next Thursday evening for the hospital benefit. The event aims to raise funds for patient care and local hospital needs, inviting neighbors and members to enjoy treats and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney Park
The Conquest of Canaan film tale features Doris Kenyon
Doris Kenyon stars as the heroine in the screen version of Booth Tarkington’s The Conquest of Canaan. Exteriors were shot in Asheville with male sequences filmed in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Kenyon
Canaan
Booth Tarkington
N.C. Vat
Asheville
Alpha Chi Omega Hosts Summer Picnic and Theater Party
Members of Alpha Chi Omega enjoyed a picnic supper at the chapter house and a party at the Varity theater last evening. Out of town guests included Catherine Bennet of Ottawa and Lucile Evans of Tonamoxie, plus Kansas City visitors. A vocational men’s party is planned on campus Monday at seven o clock, chaired by G T Bayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Omega Orerny
Chapter House
Varity Theater
Catherine Bennet
Otowa
Lucile Evans
Ton“amoxie
Josephine Jacqua
Eulalia Kaufman
Mitla Sainum
Victori’ Duncan
Athol Braph
Vivian Reale
Kansas City
Aorth
Potters Leake
G. Ti. Bayres
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Tucker Dies After Operation
Mrs. Charles H. Tucker died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital shortly after an operation performed a little over a week earlier. Funeral services will be held at the Tucker home 933 Tennessee Street at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon with Rev. Frank Jennings in charge. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. She is survived by her husband four daughters Dorothy Elisabeth Jessie May and Margaret and two sons John H. Tucker of Lawrence and George W. Tucker of Cason Texas. Born and educated in Lawrence she was the daughter of John Flinn and sister to the Misses Flinn and Mrs. Patterson. She had many friends in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Tucker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tucker
Tennessee Street
Frank Jennings
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jessie M. Tucker
Dorothy
Elisabeth
Jessie May
Margaret
John H. Tucker
Lawrence
George W. Tucker
Cason
Texas
Death of Rev Joseph Zeisler in New York City at seventy
Rev Joseph Zeisler longtime rabbi of the Jewish church died in New York City Monday morning after a period of illness. He had spent several months in Lawrence arranging a home for widows before he fell ill and was taken back to his former home. He was seventy years old. Wife Mrs George Abrams and Mr Abrams received vest this morning at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Abrams
Joseph Zeisler
Reraeien
New York
Lawrence
Manning
Sitvents
Zeisler
Mrs Starr Dies in Topeka at 94. Lawrence Kin Mentioned
Mrs William Starr a former Lawrence resident died yesterday at her Topeka home aged 94. She is survived by three other daughters including Mrs L O McIntire of Lawrence and Mrs Hubert Fairchild of Jacksonville Florida. Miss Jennie Starr and Mrs Hamill were with their mother at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Starr
Lawrence
Topeka
Elizabeth Kirkhart dies at home in Stafford Kansas
Elizabeth Kirkhart died this morning at her home 1108 Tennessee Street. No body will be taken to Stafford Kansas for interment. No services will be held here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kirkhart
Tennessee Street
Stafford
Kansas
Mosquito Lotion Ad From Rankin's Drug Store
A brief advertisement promotes mosquito lotion for porch and picnic protection. It mentions Rankin's Drug Store in Franklin County Illinois and references Derby Grain Co with phone 370. The fragment suggests a local sales pitch and pricing emphasis.
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Rankin’s Drug Store
Franklin County
Illinois
Derby Grain Co
Storage batteries to fit any car at Banker's Garage
Storage batteries to fit any car at Banker's Garage. Lower prices than any mail order house.
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Banker's Garage
Student Household Duties Aid High Achieving Scholar
Mary Kitchen, a Kansas State sophomore from Emporia, works to support herself while maintaining top grades. She cooks, cleans, and cares for a six room house and roommates, earning about 50 cents a month plus house income, while studying and practicing piano. She averages five hours of sleep, rising at five each morning to manage her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Mary Witshen
Witchen
Bureau of Educational Tests and Measurement
Haydn
Miss Kitchen
Iblan
Roos School pupil pursues music after teaching career
A Roos School student describes balancing studies with a teaching background. She hopes for research work in measurement and testing but may shift toward music as her preferred path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roos
Burleson Sees Germany in Better Shape Than Central Europe
Berlin dispatch quotes United States Postmaster General Burleson arguing Germany is in far better condition than other central European states and could improve its exchange situation quickly. He notes domestic printing presses and financial strains hinder export trade but sees potential for rapid improvement if stability continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
A. Fhriner
United States Post
Lin
Europe
Fite
Germary
Fragmentary OCR item hints at local notices and ads
Partial text mentions noon patty or evening social and various names, shops, and goods in England. The garbled lines reference delivery, a lumber yard, and remedies, suggesting a scattered local notice or advertisement page with no clear event or outcome.
Tanlac credited for renewed strength and relief in Omaha user letter
P B Burroughs of 4114 Charles Square Omaha credits Tanlac with remarkable healing after five years of weakness and pain. He claims improved appetite, digestion, stamina, and sleep, noting no further work impairment and energy comparable to a twenty year old. He praises Tanlac as a life changer and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Burroughs
Charles Sq
Omaha
Tunla
Tanlac
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F. J. Dietrich
Susie Dietrich
Maiiorid Dietrich
Missouri
Jeanette Pontius
Gladys. Campbell
Mabel Campbell
Gertrude Elliot
Bertha Hosford
Lillian Hosford
Wichita
Margaret’ Long
Thora Hamm
Eugenie
Gallup
Amida Stanton
Country Club
J. Drescher
Frank McSweeney
Houston
Vera Babb
Edith Babb
Fred Scott
Oklahoma City
McSweeney
Colorado
Midland Rural Club
Charles Young
Jones
L. L Phillips
Tom Horton
Wiscombe
Denver
Lulu Wormell
Pir
Vates
W.W. B. Wormell
Poland
Jal Hospital
William Starr
Mary Kitchen
MR. Burleson
Reneral
England
Logan
Moore Lbr
Robin
Rankin
Bagzage
Smasher
Sto
ED Klein
aAreor
Drescher
Pathe News
Newman
Quinby’s
Hoster & Roberts, ‘Optometrists
Mass
Aosd Ras
Hess Drug Store
Echo
Ostum Cereal Co, Inc
Ttle Creek, Michigan
Keystone
Stove Works
F. H. Bennett
Une
Sthawberry
KAW Valley Creamery
Miss. St
Frisco. Packing House
Wilson & Cal
Hel
O, Pet
Buféket
wiLe
Ae Ib
Conklin
Sheaffer
Bie
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