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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
3
Readable scraps refer to a jewelry theft involving an individual named Robert Hudson and an incident at a facility on 717 Miss. St. Aliter Tt, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Miss Opal Kennedy and Miss Hanselman hosted a card party at the Hanselman home honoring Miss Fitzpatrick. Guests included Jane Fitzpatrick and Grace Ulrich with a red and white color theme and a three course lunch.
Miss Nellie Dalton and Roberts Brown wed in Kansas City while Lawrence guests attended a bridal shower for Evangeline owned. Fraternities held farewell dances with out of town guests from Kansas City Topeka and distant towns. Attendees included Miss Helen Buck and Miss Anna Childs among others.
Mrs. L B Hazen hosted a card party at 1829 Barker Avenue with a red roses and ferns decor. Guests included Imperial Auction Club members and several local ladies. A two course luncheon followed a bridge session.
The first arches are being formed for the new Kansas River bridge as iron trusses support falsework between the north abutment and pier. Beams hold arch forms and concrete to be poured later, with construction extending between piers and anchored by river bents. A separate note: Union Pacific time card changes affect Lawrence trains, altering No. 104 schedule from 3:35 p m to 3:27 p m and Kansas City arrival from 5:00 p m to 4:50 p m.
A brief summary notes that eighth grade students received honor roll recognition during yesterday's tour event. The report lists several named students and acknowledges the school's academic achievements.
Mrs. Mary Jackson died at 9 50 p m at her home 15 Maple Street. formerly Mrs Sam Rice. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 26 from the A M E Church with services by C Venders on. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Sunnyside Workers announce travel story hours for children next December during Bible lands travel tales. The morning program will be open to all boys and girls regardless of Baptist Sunday school membership, inviting broad attendance for holiday celebration.
June 8 report says Senator James of Ohio is favored for permanent chairman while Stone is favored for platform chair. President Wilson has begun drafting the party platform at the White House with input from advisers. The convention will plan nominations for president June 15 and vice president June 16 with speakers from many states confirming.
A series of morning travel talks for boys and girls at the Baptist Church next week features daily journeys led by different leaders. George Marshall shows Red Men on Indian ponies Monday, Sylvia McConnell guides Congo by boat Tuesday, Ellis Island exploration follows, and Japan and tropical trips continue midweek. Friday ends with Mrs Sisson guiding a Christmas tree gift event with Santa Claus.
Chicago crowds joined a citywide preparedness parade starting at nine in the morning. By noon after three hours of marching 49001 had passed the reviewing stand as organizers claim about 200000 people enrolled for the event. The pace suggested the parade could finish by nine or ten o'clock tonight.
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An advertisement notes eye wear service by Hester and Roberts at 841 Mass Street offering same day lens grinding with the only machine in the city. It urges customers not to strain with broken glasses and to visit for quick repair.
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