Kansas Near East Relief quota seen met this month
Kansas expects to exceed its 200000 dollar Near East Relief quota this month says state director William A. Biby. County units multiply across fifty counties as farmers donate corn and other help while Armenians in the Near East face Turk domination and seek aid to rebuild farming and industry.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Dan
William A. Biby
Armenia
Biby
United States
Near East
Mr. Biley
North Dakota
Congress
James G. Harbord
Manhattan
U. S.army
Washington
Armena
Deaths and Funerals for Robert E House
The funeral for Robert E House will be held tomorrow at 4:00 PM from the family home at 645 Mississippi Street. Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev. Reed Mohler of the Unitarian Church will officiate. Mrs. C Finch traveled to Wichita after receiving news of her daughter’s serious illness.
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Robert E. House
Wil ‘Be
Mississippi Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eed ‘Mohler
The
Unitarian Church
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Plans
Rock found in excavation for Lawrence county club water mains near the club house. University commencement program preparations continue. Thursday golfers, many women, enjoyed a long session at the Country Club. Karl J Wilhelmsen and Cora I Reynolds obtained a marriage license in Kansas City Kansas. Cooler weather was noted as forecast. The big University of Kansas yearend event will be held tonight across town. Locals plan to attend Topeka tomorrow for a DeMolay installation. Dairymen to elect officers. Police to ease traffic enforcement per Chamber of Commerce advice. R C Manley moved into a new office in the Bowersock building. Eudora News reports a large blackberry crop this season. Street flusher active in downtown. Wheat ripening noted in Baldwin area. City commission to discuss North Seventh street paving with county board next Monday. Merton Akers left for Kansas City Kansas to become assistant telegraph editor of the Kansan. Rev Frank Jennings to preach at Barker schoolhouse Sunday at 3 30. County treasurer reports 2900 in tax collections. Gas company still checking for leaks in business district mains. County clerk working on comparative summary of assessment values.
Farewell Parties and Spring Golf Begin in Lawrence
Weather signals rain did not arrive quickly though cool air was enjoyed. Theodore Buckland remains jailed on bad check charges awaiting bond. Farewell parties sweep Lawrence with formal tones tonight. The Lawrence Country Club spring handicap golf tournament has begun and will last about three weeks. Mrs. Mary M. White of Ottawa announces her daughter Katherine’s marriage to Dr. G. B. Gilbert of Colorado on May 23.
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Theodore Buckland
Lawrence Country Club
Mary M. White
Ottawa
Katherine
G. B. Gilbert
Colorado
Oh Boy Baseball At Woodland Park In Lawrence
Lawrence Gustafson's team meets Lone Star in a Sunday game at Woodland Park Lawrence with first pitch set for 2 30 Oscar Mamigonian recently left for Kansas City to take a summer position with the Fred Harvey service He will return to Lawrence in September to resume his junior year at the university He endorses Malsified coconut oil for shampoo from Rankin's Drug We
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Oscar Mamigonian
Kansas City
Fred Harvey Service
Lawrence
Restaurant Man Couldn't Eat His Own Food
An elderly restaurateur recounts stomach trouble and explains how Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him. He claims the harmless prep removes mucus from the intestinal tract, calms inflammation, and eases stomach liver and intestinal ailments. He endorses the product and notes refunds at Round Corner Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Round Corner Drug Co
Scouts at Rock Creek First Camp Opens Monday
An advance squad of boy scouts will establish camp at Rock Creek starting Monday with about thirty attendees. Paul Gilmer, scout executive, announced that all personal equipment must be at the YMCA by 9 o'clock Monday morning. Police detained two boys, Richard McMahon and Clarence Layton, with Layton held for investigation. McMahon, younger, returned to Bonner Springs. A note mentions a price drop in Studebaker cars offered by Kennard Motor Co., 828 Mass.
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Paul Gilmer
Richard McMahon
Clarence Layton
Bonner Springs
McMahon
Layton
Studebaker
Qure
Kennard Motor Co
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Flace
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Chamber of Commerce
R. C. Manley
Bowersock Building
Eudora News
Baldwin Ledger
City Commission
Board of County Commissioners
North Seventh Street
Merton Akers
Kansan
Frank Jennings
Barker School
Woodland Park
Lawrence Gustafson
T. Rankin
CTE
Cte Geesies
iTruck
W. W. Klass
Traffic Motor Truck Corporation
St. Louis
Mag Wate Eee
Bond and T Rust Department
Lawrence National Bank
W. E. Wilson
Wiedemann’s
Purent
Libby's
Zephyr
Watkins National Bank
C. H. Tucker
C. A. Hill
D. C. Asher
Dick Williams
W. E. Hazen
C. Moore
S. D. Bishop
T. C. Green
F. V. Miller
Farmers State and Savings
Prim Beach
Abe
Wolfson
Mass
Hester
Optometrists
Green Bros
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