Hope Selig to Lead Camp Nyoda Summer Staff
Hope Selig will spend eight weeks at Camp Nyoda in Oak Ridge New Jersey serving as assistant head councillor for the Montclair Camp Firegirls summer camp. Named by Camp Fire headquarters in New York City, she is praised for leadership and camp spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Selig
Oakridge, NJ
Lawrence
Camp Nyoda
Oakridge
N. J
Montclair
Miss Selig
Camp Fire Organization
New York City
Camp Shawnee
Grandview
Camp
Shawnee
Selig
Harrisburg
Ernest T. Selig
Alice Roche
Women gain legal milestones and barriers worldwide
Belgium bars women from acting as legal witnesses. Greece grants equal education for women and men. Uruguay allows women to become barristers but not magistrates or judges. Romania permits nomination of women to communal councils but not election. Anatolia has a woman leading the public instruction department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Greece
Uruguay
Roumania
Anatolia
Pblic
Way to a Man's Heart Whipped Cream Gelatine Dish
A recipe for whipped cream gelatine with milk vanilla sugar and salt. Instructions include dissolving gelatine in hot milk then folding whipped cream into the cooled gelatine and serving ice cold. Also a ham dish with vinegar mustard sugar paprika sauce poured over browned ham pieces ready to serve.
London Mannequin Craze Draws British Applicants
A London fashion contest seeks female entrants from across the British Isles to model the latest dressmaking creations. Applicants submit photographs measurements and feature descriptions while the industry emphasizes brains as well as beauty for the elaborate garments. A shorthand class is offered at Lawrence Business School next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
England
British Isles
The
Lawrence Business School
Wanted 1006 Women to Read Green Bros Advertisement
On back page a brief plea appears seeking 1006 women to read a Green Bros advertisement. The note signals a mass marketing effort and notes no additional details beyond the call to participate.
Borrowed Plumage Met Unusual Fate at Sorority Party
At a recent sorority affair in town a guest borrowed a hat trimmed with delicate feathers. The hat was returned missing its feathers and lace after the wearer bent near a candle, the flame destroying the trimming.
Twenty Five Years Ago Today June 2 1898
Lawrence World files recount social events in Lawrence including Mrs Howe and Mrs Paul Learned entertaining Thetas at Fannie Havens home Leavenworth visitor in Lawrence KU Board of Regents to meet next week contract let for Fowler machine shop building Will Parsons enlists in the movie reception by Mrs Dailey Mrs Raymond and Miss Neyes at Dailey home Ohio Street Tround Table Club banquet officers elected president Esterly vice president Griffiths secretary Woud
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Lawrence World
Howe
Paul Learnard
Thetas
Kansas University Board of Regents
Fowler
J. A. Dailey
Tround Table Club
Moore
I. Esterly
Mra
Griffiths
Woud
Forty Yeure Men Wanted For Military Band Reorg
A reorganization of Bells Me tary band is planned for next week. Interested applicants should contact HH Ketels or WS Dick at once. The university senior class play The Professor's Love Story was performed last night at the operhurst, a class written production lampooning professors and students. The first major event of commencement week is tonight at University Hall with the baccalaureate sermon to be preached Sunday night by Rev William Colledge of Aurora, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeure
Bells Metary Band
I. Ketels
WS. Dick
Operhurts
University
Hall
MM. Colledge
Aurora
Wanted 1000 Women to Read Green Brgs Ad Back Page
Classified plea calling for a wide audience of women to read the Green Bridges advertisement on the back page. The notice emphasizes outreach to female readers and promotes engagement with the promo material.
Freshman Masterpieces Highlight University Art Exhibit
A university fine arts exhibit features color theory studies textile patterns and surface motifs by freshman design students. Rosemary Ketcham notes exceptional work in textiles and decorative crafts. Leather, metal, bookbinding, ceramics and commercial art posters also draw interest with several pieces slated for state fair competition.
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Fine Arts School
University
Rosemary Ketcham
Topeka
Fair Dour
P Wis
Kansas City
Lawrence
Houirhton CL Smith
Elzabeth Putmin
Chickens Save Family From House Fire Near Parsons
Early today a fire trapped a dozen baby chickens in a burn shed, alerting farmer E. T. Dietches six miles east of town. The frantic peeping led him to wake and rescue six people from possible death as flames spread through the hen house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kandune
Fie
E. T. Dietches
Here
Handwork Adds to Beauty of Children Dresses
Handwork enhances the charm of several children dresses. A diminutive frock features sleeves cut as part of the front and back, joined only by embroidery on the shoulders. Lazy daisy and running stitches decorate two other outfits. one in white with fine wool and the other a taffeta dress with yellow and blue wool accents.
Boys and Girls Enrolled in Library Summer Reading Plan 45
Forty five boys and girls are enrolled in the library's summer reading course Plan 45. Enrollment remains open as additional applications are expected next week. Last week five book reports were submitted, each requiring three points of interest.
Helpful kitchen hints and serving tips from a home cook
A fragment advises removing string beans by boiling for five minutes then draining to ease detaching the strings. It also notes a dried orange peel enhances tea aroma and flavor. A warning says never place a meringue on a hot pudding or pie as it will shrink. let the dessert cool first.
Woman Moonshiner Held in Victoria Kansas Court
Margaret Dreiling, a Victoria widow and mother of several children, pleaded guilty in justice court to possessing mash and intoxicating liquor at her home. She was found guilty on two counts, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to three months in jail. Officers found parts of two stills and two gallons of liquor during a raid. she said debt drove her to make corn whiskey to sell. Her husband has been dead for years and the children are reportedly old enough to cope.
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Victoria
Kan
Margaret Dreiling
Kansas
Justice Court
Golden Eagle Club Garden Party At Baker Home
Mr and Mrs George Baker entertained Golden Eagle club members with a May 30 garden party and supper. Crepe server rooms held peonies and honey locust while Ellen Roffle Greta Adams Dorothy Taylor and Bernice Roffle assisted. Guests of honor Isaac Smith and Charles Walker were welcomed and elected as members. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs William Hill.
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Golden Eagle Club
George Baker
Golden Eagle’ Club
Baker
Ellen Roffle
Greta Adams
Dorothy Taylor
Bernice Roffle
Harry Hamm Charged With Disorderly Conduct in Eudora
Harry Hamm of Fall Leaf Kansas was brought to the county jail last night around 10:30 from Eudora on the charge of being intoxicated on the streets and disturbing the peace.
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Harry Hamm
Fall Leaf
Kan
Eudora
Wanted, 1000 women to read Green Bros. adv
An advertisement on the back page seeks at least 1000 women to read the Green Brothers promotion. The notice emphasizes broad female readership and urges engagement with the advertised message.
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Green Bros. Adv
Green Bros.adv
June 11 Declared Belleau Cantigny Day in Kansas
Kansas Legion urges merchants to decorate windows with war memorabilia and run announcements in theaters for Cantigny and Belleau Wood victories. Prizes include a half page ad in the Kansas Legionnaire and citations. Entries due by June 15 1923.
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Belleau-Cantigny
Kansas
Kansas Department of the American Legion
American Legion Orphanage Fund
Cantigny
Belleau Woods
Legion Children’s Home Fund
Special Legion
Kansas Legionnaire
Grant
Legion
National Legion
San Francisco
Bishop's Light Guarded Peak Of Treacherous Rock
London report describes Bishop's Light above Scilly Rocks as a perilous sentinel over a graveyard of shipwrecks. The 160 foot tower endures constant seas and mercury driven rotors, with keepers losing blood while sealing spills after a spring storm.
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London
Associated Press
Bishop’s Light
Scilly’ Islands
English Channel
Bishop’s Rock
Porks in Favor as Major Food Item in U S Diet
Washington reports pork and lard rank among the largest food imports and domestic production. Hog farming supports over ten percent of agricultural value, with corn belt dominance in pork output. pork exports remain a key part of trade. Also notes a church talk by E T Cornelius, Memorial Day visits, and a June 4 start for Lawrence Business College term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
North Lawrence Notes Share Church, Club, and PTA News
The North Lawrence correspondent reports school closings at Woodlawn and PTA ice cream treats. New officers were elected for the Parent-Teacher Association and the Executive Council representative chosen. Neighborhood clubs like Niotas and Centenary M E church groups held meetings with talks on agriculture, church repairs proceed, and Dr Braden to speak on Revelation with a vesper service in the afternoon.
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North Lawrence
Woodlawn
Parent-Teachers Association
Ralph Tripp
Addison Conner
B. Castle
Robert Guenter
Brooks
Supple
Sphar
Charles Lowe
Niotas Club
O. A. McGinnnis
Ross Pine
Clarence
Pine
Mary Alice
C. G. Miller
M. FE
Schuler
Baldwin
Wallace W. G. T
Missionary Society of the Centenary Church
A Tempest in a Tub
A brief back page item titled A Tempest in a Tub reports a humorous domestic mishap or playful incident involving bath time. The note suggests lighthearted confusion or a comic scene, with emphasis on quick, witty description.
Delaney Fined for Possessing Liquor in Court Plea
Dick Delaney was arrested Thursday night on charges of possessing intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty in police court this morning and received a $100 fine and thirty days in jail. He was paroled from the jail term but required to pay the fine. See "A Tempest in a Tab" on
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Delaney
Dick Delaney
Poice Court
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Bros.adv
Fannie Havens
Leavenworth
Sandy Hook
Will Parsons
Grovenor Lumber Yard
McNish
Green Bros. Ady
Violet Marshall
Atlantic City
Woman Moonshiner
Margaret Breiling
Legion Advocates
Scilly Islands
Pork’s
E. T. Cornelius
Mexico
First Christian Church
J.J. Krum
Ottawa
Roy E. Bushey
Walter Martin
Junction City
W. A. Courtney
St. Joe
Lawrence Business College
Fed
Eral
W. J. O’brien
A. B. C. Carpet Cleaners
E. F. Arndt
Cuthura
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Fair Grove
Rample
Cuticura Labs
Vermont
National Association OF Ice Industries
West Washington Street
Chicago
Illinois
Eagle Pencil CO
New York
Stock Land Bank
Citizens State. Bank the Bank of Personal Service
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