Camp Fire News and Summer Programs Highlights
Lawrence Camp Fire groups report open air Grand Council Fire and planning for Towanyak and Eyre camps. Camp Fire girls, guardians, and sponsors discuss health charts, pledges, and summer activities at university grounds, local cottages, and Kiwanis meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University
Potter Lake
Orelock
Joycd Bleck
Willardean Harnar
Katherine McFarland
Soyee- Bleek
Watanopa
Thelma Hemphill
Tkunukata
Martha Byrn
Miriam Wood
Betty Wood
Elizabeth Hosford
Katherine Hosford
Grace Vernon
Betty’ Wood
Cretora Smith
Katherine, Weatherby
Florence Brown
Sherbon
Betty Stimpson
Evely
Swarthout
Correct Summer Clothes and Lively Menswear Styles
The article urges men to lighten and brighten summer attire with lighter weights and breathable fabrics. It highlights summer suits of light English flannel, wide trousers, low collars, and new bold patterns, plus vivid colors and accessories to convey ease and coolness in hot months.
Churches Plan Anniversary Activities in Lawrence
The article details upcoming church events including Sunday speeches by C. K. Milton and Mr. Bader, a weekly Educational department meeting, and a regular Women’s Missionary society gathering. A Visual Education Department will show industrial films and slides starting Tuesday night, free to attend, with youth focus but open to adults. The pastor seeks an older Bible. a Revolutionary War chaplain’s Bible is proposed as a rare artifact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Milton
Lawrence
Bader
Educational Department
Wood
Women's Missionary Society
A. A. Green
Sunday School Attendance Report and Notes
Lawrence Council of Education reviews last Sundays Sunday School reports. Methodist and Congregational churches held Children Day programs with 560 and 450 attendees respectively. White and colored totals reach 2295 and 172 with one school not reporting. overall 2466. Author encourages continued attendance and social church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Education
Congregational
Methodists
Congregationalists
Slump
Fables On Health Not Too Much Meat
Health experts advise balanced meals with vegetables and fruit, noting meat has value but can be abused like sweets. Opinions differ on meat in hot weather and for growing children, while adults are often guided by a four ounce milk in menus and avoiding toxic decomposition products.
Bethesda pool tale and church summer plans
The piece notes a Sunday sermon on the Bethesda healing, urging self-reliance and overcoming fatalism. It mentions local church summer events, a Vacation Bible School starting next Wednesday at 9 30, and an upcoming Children’s Day service. Scouts presented Ralph Child a leather case. he heads to Camp Aging in summer. A tea is planned at Mrs Olinger’s home on Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bleck
Bethesda
Bethesda Pool
Patil
Erchyterian
Hames Naismith
A. W. Cunning 7
Sherwood
Elsey
Boy Scouts of Troops
Ralph Child
Childs
Agaming
Pittsburgh
Penn
Olinger
Ohio, Street
Visiting relatives in Lawrence from Los Angeles college professor
Mr and Mrs Leroy Weatherby and their daughter Virginia of Los Angeles are visiting relatives in Lawrence for a couple weeks. Weatherby, a UC graduate and USC chemistry professor, is on leave to visit Columbia University and others in the East before returning to Florida. Weatherly plans to visit Lawrence again late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy S. Weatherby
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Leroy S.“Weatherby
Little Daughtr
Virginia
Wmives
Florida
Weatherly
Eudora Social News Highlights From Kansas City Trip
Eudora notes recount attendances at postministers meeting in Kansas City, Shriners parade viewing, and lodge activities. Local social events include strawberry socials at Methodist church, district officer nominations, graduations at Mt Oread Lawrence, and visits among families in Kaw Valley.
Valley Grove Social Notes From Lawrence Trips
Valley Grove residents travel to Lawrence on Monday with Chester Smith hauling stock for W A Wellman. Dan Smith and family visit Lawrence Monday afternoon. Henry Poeverlein hauled corn from Herman Eggerts Monday. The Stewart boys go to Lawrence Monday. B H Woodbury stays at Luther Unireds Wednesday night. Roy Wells and son Arthur and Lawrence Ward visit Mr. Oonis near Lawrence Wednesday. Charlie Petrie Jr. has hogs on the Lawrence market Wednesday. Buena Petrie visits sister Mrs Mary Evilshor near Lawrence. George Snyder and daughter Bernice Hanson of Lawrence attend at G G Petrie’s Thursday. Dr Russell of Lawrence called to Petrie farm Friday. Mrs Agnes Hedden of Wellman spends Friday afternoon with her mother Mrs W L Smith. Mrs George Snyder of nearby neighborhood noted.
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Ed Melville
Postminsters
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas ‘City
Cyril “Miller
Carol Joyce
Beoweelk
Brown
Marguerita Mel
Kunkle
Kansas City
Carter-Smith
W. Hall
Henrietta Woodard
Grand Lodge
Salina
C. F. Richards
C. B. Cory
Clarence Fuller
Carl Schubert
Shriners
Rebekah Lodge
Leota Walker
Newton
Minnie Hammer
Henrietta Schubert
C. Cox
Otto Durr
Henry Hagenbusch
Harry. Hagenbusch
Methodist Church
T the Ladies “Aid
Minntiie Jones
Mt. Oread High School
Lawrence
Ellen
A. H. Fiehler
Mabel Grabske
Kansas University
Wm. Trefz Jr
Trefa
Kan
Methodist Sunday School
Sterling
Mary’ Williams
Richa Everley
Tawa
Mary
Rictte
Rieta
de L. Potter
Ellsworth
Sam Kraus
Kraus
Frank Waring
Morton, Kans
W. A Fuller
Waring
Methodist
Eudora
Baldwin
Chester Smith
W.A. Wellman
Dan Smith
Henry Poeverlein
Herman Eggerts
Stewart Boys
B. H. Woodbury
Luther
Roy Wells
Arthur
Lawrence Ward
Mr. Oonis
Lawrence Wednesay
Charlie Petrie Jr
Tne
Buena Petrie
Mary Evilshor
George Snyder
Bernice Hanson
G. G. Petries
Dr.Russell
Petrie Farm
Agnes Hedden
Wellman
W. L. Smith
Years Ill at Home of Daughter in Lawrence
Members of the Snyder family report Mrs. Snyder seriously ill at her daughter Mrs Bernice Hanson s home in Lawrence. The article notes corrections to last week's items and mentions local social events and road view for paving. Dawn Mrs Calista Lawrence and other relatives are involved. several residents are referenced with activities around Children s Day and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View
Ruth Stockwell
Marjorie Dalton
Edith Evans
Lucille Evans
Busy Bee Blue’ Birds
Edith Ward
Dorothy Stuart
Margaret Kirchhoff
Holmes files for Eudora township trustee on Republican ticket
File for Office LL Holmes who lives near Eudora has filed his declaration of intention to run for township trustee on the Republican ticket. D F P Smith district court clerk has also filed his intention of running for a second term. Iliawatha presented by REAL Americans at Haskell Auditorium Tuesday night with tickets at Round Corner. Cenol Bed Bug Poison and Moth Destroyer advertised by Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. M. Holmes
Eudera
Eudora Township
D. F P. Smith
Iliawatha
Real Americans
Haskell Auditorium
Round Corner
Rankin’s Drug Store
Want Road Re Located Near Marion Township
A petition by A Metsker and others requests relocating a county road starting 276 feet west of the northeast corner of section 12 township 14 range 18 and running southwest to a private road. The route would end twenty feet east on the Powell farm line. The old road would be vacated. In other news surplus near 400 million eyed as government closings end fiscal year June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence West
Twenty-Third Street
No. 6 School House
Metsker
Marion Township
B. H. Powell
Powell
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Lanagan
Ozarks
Guardian’ Council
Hashutuaya
Wohelo
Wanda Best
Christine Nyland
Vivian Bunn
Guardian
Mammy Moon
Hashatuaya
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University of Kansas
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Quincy
Aokiya
Ethel van Winkle
Achiya
Mary Spencer
Nan Winkle
Court of Honor
Alice Fearing
Watanena
Miss Fearing
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Guardians’ Association of
Kiwanis Women’s Club
Murphy,tea
Adair
Every Girl’s
Clara Hallard Fawcett
Vet
Washington
Aspinwall
Veterans Bureau
W. F. Timble and Sons of
Thomas’ Hunnicut
Whittier
Calif
de B. Hunnicut
K. U
Supreme Court
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First Christian Church
Wai. TF. Smith
Melis
Rankin's Drug
Mass
Hirawatha
M. D. Bearden
Bonner
Foreign Mission
Juke Copp
Torrénce
Zion
Ephesians
Joe Gilmore
John Muller
B. F. Flinn
A. C. Gilmore
Kaw
Valley
Wm. Mertz
Central High School
Irvine Reed
Valley Grove
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Obie
Gibson
Mill Bofinger & Wolds
Itrooder
Blue-jay
Minvato Hhl
Palmer Tire & Battery Co
Lord
Budget Bureau
Coolidge
W, E, Ean
Elkhart
Tors
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Invalids’ Hotel
W. E. Gean
Pres. Invalids' Hotel
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Women of America
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