Picnic at Lake View Guests From Kansas City Areas
Items note a sorority picnic yesterday at Lake View with guests including Miss Elizabeth Sartin of Kansas City Kansas Miss Laura Preston and Miss Mary Martha Miller of Kansas City Mo and Mrs Gertrude Pierson housemother. Also reports a cemetery club meeting postponed to July 18 and a student from Lawrence teaching Spanish in Kansas City Kansas. Birth notices include Eugene Lewis Doane born July 14 at McConnell hospital and a son for DeRain of Winfield plus a birth for Hess family and a seven birth for Collins family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Elizabeth Sartin
Kansas City
Kansas
Laura Preston
Mary Martha Miller
Gertrude Pierson
Fred W. Doaney
McConnell Hospital
Eugene Lewis
C. FP. DeRain
Winfield
St. Francis Hospital
de Rain
Mildred Olmstead
Lawrence
Engagement Notice and Local Social Roundup
Engagement announced for Dorothy Jo Washburn and Marshall Dana with plans to wed August 26 in Cambridge Harvard Law. Mr Dana earns an A B this summer and belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Also highlights travel, camping party at Nine Mile Ranch, a Christian church picnic, dinners, ice cream social, and various local visits and arrivals in Lawrence and Topeka.
Gallaghers Visit in Kansas City and Local Social Notices
Mrs G T Gallagher and Miss Helen Gallagher spent today in Kansas City. Rev Noble S Elderkin left for Duluth Minnesota after presiding at weddings here. Mrs Orence and Mrs Gertie Johnston left for Princeton Kansas to install Rebekah Lodge officers. B F Fiegenbaum went to Fredonia on business. W Metcalf spent the day here. Mr and Mrs Abe Levy left for the east for the summer. Mrs Bertha Stokes of W Liberty Iowa is visiting Miss Clara Reynolds. Miss Leone Kirby of To ka has been visiting Miss Dorothy Gauck and returned home. Mrs Roy Day of Houston California will arrive soon for a several months visit. Mr and Mrs Ed Drennan and daughter Margaret returned from a two month motor trip through Missouri. They were accompanied home by Mr and Mrs W A Owen and daughter Celestine of Moberly. Mr and Mrs Early Carder and son Philip of Bartlesville Oklahoma are staying with Carder’s parents here. Carder is the advertiser.
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Ing
Master’s Clothing Company
Bertlesville
Ober
Ralph Wolfson
Topeka
Anna Armstrong
Wolfson
Leavenworth
F.M. Testerman
Testermans
Don Rankin
W. R. Brown
Kansas City
Willard ‘Brown
Hart Russell
Lawrence
Russell Rosser
St. Joe
Keith A. Hemenway
Helen Armstrong
Emporila
A. W. Armstrong
Missouri St
S. F. Patterson
Patterson
Charles “Stoddard
Thelma Stoddard
K. U
S. A. Judd
Chicago
Dr. Barrows
Oklahoma
Judd
W. H. Judd
J.D. Kline
Fostoria
Ohio
Denver
Wendell
Lawrénee
G. T. Gallagher
Helen Gallagher
Noble
S. Elderkin Ieft
Duluth
Minnesota
Orence
Gertie Johnston
Princeton
Kansas
Rebekah Lodge
B. F. Fiegenbaum
Fredonia
Metcalf
Abe Levy
Bertha Stokes
W. Liberty
Iowa
Clara Reynolds
Reynolds
California
Leone Kirby
Tonganloxie
Dorothy .Gauck
Roy
Houston
Ed Drennan
Margaret
Missouri
W.a.owen
Cles
Tine
Moberly
Early Carder
Philip
Bartlesville
Okla
Mr. Carder
Advertis
Deaths and Funerals Notices for Buch Hunsinger Hyrel
Notices report the deaths of Lillian Buch at age 100 and Peter Hunsinger at age 82, with funeral arrangements at their homes or local churches and burials at Oakhill Maple Grove and Oak Hill cemeteries respectively. Anna M Hyrel died at Simmons Hospital, with a 2:30 pm funeral at the Brethren church led by Rev Yoder and burial at Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Buch
New Jersey, Street
Esser
Oakhill
Peter Hunsinger
Alabama
Maple Grove Cemetery
Anna MM. Hyrel
Anna M. Hyre
Rhode Island Street
Simmons
Painter Nevinson Confesses 1500 Loss Over Four Years
London report quotes artist C R W Nevinson admitting only 1500 earned from painting in four years and criticizing American art culture as discouraging. He notes many art schools and limited demand for new work, contrasting with interest in old masters. Also mentions wage advances for Sawhilds in the Pacific Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. R. W. Nevinson
England
United States
London Morning Post
Nevinson
America
Pacific Northwest
Chinese minister urges disbanding China's armies
Dr Wang Chung-hui, minister of justice and Washington conference delegate, mobilizes merchants and students to push for abolishing China’s large military class. He cites 1.5 million soldiers consuming half the revenue and hindering industry, urges reduction to defense needs, cites Sir Robert Baden’s warning, reports of demonstrations, and debts of military leaders to the railroad. Also notes historic presidential transitions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Wang Chung-hui
Washington
China
Wang
Robert Barden
Canada
Robart
Wane
Railroad Administration
British Mission to London Funding Talks Sept Delegation
Prime Minister Lloyd George announced in the house that a special British delegation will arrive in the United States in September to discuss funding negotiations. The note also mentions pulpwood needs with 3500 acres required for a single day's U.S. newspaper paper supply and notes five former governors as delegates to Iowa’s Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
America
Lloyd George
House of Cunihens
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vinland Cemetery and Improvement Club
Elmer Hagerman
Spain
Violetta Garrett
E. L. Garrett
Kansas City, Kan
France
Italy
Eric Owens
Minnie Macoubrie
Bill Owen
Irene Owens
Leonard Hamm
John A. Hess
John Reginald
D. Br Wilson
Tennessee Street
Mrs. Orris Collins
Ory
Lois Adell
Collins
Alberta Pine
Frank Washburn
Dorothy Jo
Marshall Dana
E. G. Dana
Here
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Dana
School of Law
Harvard
Washburn
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fred Bliesner
Lake Taneycomo
Ozarks
Louis J. Bliesner
Wm. Newman
Marvel Cave
Harold Beil Wright
the Shepherd
Hills
Nine-Mile Ranch
Merle Cox
Herb Hunter
Marion Glidden
Mildred Evans
Gyneth Stugard
Sarah Weed
Lucille Evans
Geo. Hall
L. W. McNamara
West Ninth Street
Ruth McHenry
Harmon Leiberger
Stanwood
Stanwood School
Tonganoxie
Lord Inchcape
City Drug
Woman's Institutes
Mary Brooks Picken
Batiste
Wallace
Painter
John Adams
Grant
Johnson
Congress
New Gibraltar
Ars
Bondy Maca
Penice & Romine
Varsity Theatre
Beale
Give Walked
Fllone Dorothy Allo Georgeto de
Zephyr
Kelley
eErven
Manhattan
Sweeney
Sweeney Varicouplers
Connecticut
Lawrence Radio Co
Mass
University Meat Market
Ryzon
Bell’s Flower Shop
Bie
Robinson Crusoe
High Seas
Universal
Stanley
Attica
and Earle Williams
Lucky Carson
Tyrrells
Cascade
The
Round Corner Drug Co
Lawrence, Kang
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