Extensive trip announced for Mr and Mrs Sherwin and Finch Kelly
Mr and Mrs Sherwin and Finch Kelly depart from West Ninth Street for a months long mining engineering trip. They will travel through Winnipeg Manitoba up Saskatchewan river to Cumberland House then overland to dense woods for mining property examinations. They plan to return via Butte Montana and join a party from the American Institute of Mining Engineering touring Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and Globe Arizona, aiming home by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sherwin
Finch Kelly
West Ninth ‘Street
Kelly
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan River
Gumberland House
Canadian Wilds
Kellys
Butte
Montana
American Institute of Mining Engineering
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Institute
Los Angeles
Globe, Arizona
Relatives Visit After Roy Dicker Funeral
Mrs E W Houghton and child ren of Kingman Kansas visit relatives here. W U Langley of Eldorado Springs Mo and Mrs C M Garst and son Wayne of Peabody left for home after attending Roy Dicker funeral. Mrs Luli Costley of Springfield Mo who also attended will remain at Mismark Grove. Mrs F W Thomas of Topeka visiting friends in Lawrence for the day. Miss Gertrude Smith of Bald-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Baldwin
Jlater
Kansas
Mary McCulley
Asbury, Mo
Paul Hiyatt
J. B. Ramsey
Kansas City
R. Hess
Ottawa
Carl Hunzicker
Junction City
A. A. Weber
Weber
Edna Hunzicker
Challute
Junction Fity
Emma Eberart
Ella
Allen
S. K. Funk
C. E. Craig
Pleasanton
J. T. Craig
Russell Samuels
J. R. Holmes
Louise Craig
Lawrence
Co. B. Holmes
Virginia Kennedy
Blue Mound
E. W. Houghton
Kingman
W. UF
Langley
Eldorado Springs
C. M. Garst
Wayne
Peabody
Roy Dickerson
Luli Costley
Springfield
Mismark Grove
FW. Thomas
Topeka
Gertrude Smith
Bald
Death of Infant Stith Son of E G and Mrs Stith
The body of the infant son of Mr and Mrs E G Stith of 1332 Massachusetts Street died yesterday at McConnell Hospital. The burial took place in Harding Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Stith
Massachusetts Street
McConnell Hospital
Harding, Mo
Kinzer for County Clerk: a Kansas Republican appeal
A Kansas political ad argues for Ed Kinzer of Baldwin as county clerk, praising his residence, long service to Douglas County, and Republican credentials, while attacking opponent Bee for residency, tax status, and past election loyalties. It also endorses Judge Silas Porter for the Supreme Court, urging voters to support his continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzer
Ed Kinzer
Baldwin
Kansas
Douglas County
Equnty
Bee
Gepetaon
Eet Wilson
George Hackman
Supreme Court
Silas Porter
Supreme Bench
Judge Porte
Judge Porter
Vocational Bureau Official in Lawrence for Veterans
Jay C Gaines, training officer with the United States Veterans Bureau, visits Lawrence to assist men who recently received government vocational training. He aims to safeguard workers interest and oversee program implementation for veterans transitioning to civilian jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay C. Gaines
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Lawrence
Heard in Lawrence local notices and river
Reports explain a mistaken name in a car theft, plus Kansas City shipments of Raw Valley potatoes totaling 1207 cars for the season. City speed enforcement at the north limit drew claims of sharp practice, a Victory highway mark is weed overgrown on the county side, Reed baby to Topeka under S C Coblentz care, Memorial hospital aims to make him a good baby, and police hear odd calls about night work at a school house while a rail welder is observed by a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tay
S.C. Coblentz
Kansas Children’s Home Society
Topeka
Avestern
Wntil
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Coblenz
Lawrence
Ancient odds and ends mingle with city work and parade
The article notes a patched tale of a man facing “protection” issues and a donkey rescued by humane officers. It mentions an ox team near Lawrence bridging antique and modern life as they listen to a metropolitan concert. Welding and track work progress at the courthouse area on Massachusetts street as garbage piles grow. sunlit Sunday School picnic at Brown's grove with a fresh look at the F A TU band parading and marching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Miss Minnie L Pickens Heads to Halstead to Teach
Miss Minnie L Pickens travels with her mother and niece to Halstead Kansas today where Miss Pickens will teach at Halstead High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie L. Pickens
Halstead
Kansas
Miss Pickens
Halstead High Schoo
Huddleston Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
A. E. Huddleston, longtime county resident, seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer. Born in the county, he lived here for about 30 years, studied at Lawrence, and spent three and a half years at the state university where he played on the football team. He draws support from local students, citizens, and business associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Huddieston
Miss Lena Miller and Miss Minnie Moodie Visit Kansas City
Miss Lena Miller and Miss Minnie Moodie traveled to Kansas City for a day outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena’ Miller
Minnie Moodie
Kansas City
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Ednar Hopkins
New Hampshire Street
Florence Nixon
Ida Johnson
Marie Alice Mansfield
Nebraska
Hazel Eberhart
Hazel Anderson
Beatrice Abrams
Shultz
Florence Sutter
E. M. Hopkins
Lena Wyaghn
Paul Endacott
Elliott Havecotte
Paul Luckan
Earl Endacott
Christian Church
Women of the Christian Church
J. W. Howard
Rhode Island Street
Alfred Lawrence
J. T. Skinner
N.M. Murphy
EF Ener
Emil Gauck
R. Abraham
N. L
W. P. Herriman
Y.N. Klub
Mississippi Street
Howard Harris
Wallace Harris
New Jersey Street
Katherine Kerr
Dorothy Clarke
Miss Kerr
Marian “Macdonald
Katherine Jackman
Janet Simons
Davida
Barbara Olingery
Miss Clarke
Birthday Club
Varsity Theatre
Wiedetann’s
Charles ‘Thudium
G. Martin
Sibleyville
Rebekah
John Kennedy
Ja Ten Pound
Jim Hartman
Scranton
Nother
Riege
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
John N. Johnson
Tennessee St. Lawrence
Geo. W. Hackman
ETN
Theo Pochler
Mass
Fred Springer
Journal-World
F.R. Springer
Police’ Department
Brown's Grove
F. A. TU
A. E
Huddleston
C. W
Smith
Ford
Dearborn Independent
Tom Sawyer
Lawrence, Kansas
Zephyr
Britt
Woodbury
Anderson
Dimity and
Batiste
Ladies Union
Milan
Drescher’s
David
Sport Review
THE
ABLE
Paramount Picture
Gutigura
Mias Mary Pasanti
Andes Ct
Cleveland
Ohio
Zee Mall
Ceticard Laboratories
Dee 248
Sepee
Mtotenentis
Talcum
Majestic
Irange
Lorain
New
Garland
Lawrence Stove Works
F. H. Bennett
Mgr
Merchants National Bank
Wolf’s Book Store
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