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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
9
Regional scores show mixed results across leagues with NL games featuring New York and Philadelphia edging out opponents while Detroit and Cleveland stumble. Baseball notes highlight Wichita and Sioux City in interleague play, plus Kansas markets and local retail ads. a children's book review fills the page.
Bélow lists the con ing season bookings for the Bowersack Theater with acts Potash and Novy Hanky Panky Oh Oh Delphine and a dining room set for sale including household goods and assorted furniture items from a local sale listing.
Emma and Robert Dews visited Columbia with Mr and Mrs Brolammer. The Kanwaka Literary Club met with 17 members and 16 guests, opening with music by Mrs Wilfred Day. Roll call featured experiences with mail order houses and a piano selection Lead Kindly Light with variations. Speakers discussed Home Trade and a social hour featured Winnie Daisy of Wichita. Numerous attendees named include Mrs J Wilson va Lawre, Miss Cora Eastman, Mrs G T Brown, Miss Ballie Rench, and many others. Future meeting set with Mrs Wilfred Day.
The Parish Priest is staged at the Airdome tonight by Dougherty Stock Corp. The play blends drama and comedy as the Priest seeks reconciliation amid jealousy and ambition. Critics call it a natural, absorbing production, with strong interest and humor throughout.
The society hears talks on pear varieties with Duchess Beurre de Anjou and Kaiser Keiffer noted. Beautifying the public highways is discussed including roadside parks and removing obtrusive signs. State Secretary Pelham speaks on fruit culture and 4000 Reno County apple trees lost to drought, urging support for Missouri Pippin and Ben Davis.
The notice invites members to the next gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Munk 813 Illinois Street on the second Saturday in August under persimmon trees. It thanks cip-host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. B P Smith for hospitality and weather.
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