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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

6

Rebekah lodge to observe memorial services and meet

Rebekah lodge No. 4 will meet at the 1.0.C. F. hall tomorrow evening at 8. A memorial service will honor members who died this year with officers in charge. Elections earlier included Hazel Watts as noble grand and Mrs. Nydia Hugh as vice grand. Several delegates and alternates to the grand lodge were named, and a district deputy president was recommended. Several local social items follow, including tea at a Grand Army hall and a note about community visitors and travel plans.

Rebekah Lodge C. F Hazel Watts Nydia Hugh Emma Ziesenis Dora van Neste Minnie Kahle Lillian Jensen Mary Vernon Ora Ince Mabel Olson

Personal notices from Lawrence daily social page

Mrs L H Menger hosts sisters and nieces from Kansas City while Miss Stel la Sherman and Miss Gertrude Elliott arrive for visits. Many locals travel to Kansas City for day trips and summer sessions. Professors, students, and alumni move between Lawrence and other cities, with plans for teaching positions, overland trips, and attendance at universities and conferences.

Foster remembered by American Folklore Society in Bardstown

Memorial event honors Stephen Foster birthplace and the composer of My Old Kentucky Home. July 4 ceremony around his statue and shrine will feature the song and biographical notes as part of a commemorative program. The piece notes past proposals to adopt Kentucky as official song and references Foster’s later hardship and death at 37. The last line mentions leather elasticity with moisture.

Bardstown Old Kentucky Stephen Foster Old Kentucky Home Commonwealth House Senate Kentucky Leslie Collins Frankfort Foster John Bowman Susanna South Laura Lee Louisiana Louisiana Belle,” “Mass’ In de Col’ Cal Nelly Nellie Biv Joe Jenny June New York Cen Gee

Expressing Willie Opens Spooner Thayer Theater Night

The Spooner Thayer theater opened with Expressing Willie by Kansas University players led by Willie Smith and Mrs Smith. Cast includes George Callahan J Albert Kerr Laura Ballou Marjorie Thompson Eldon Linderman and others. Lunch was served between acts and Allen Crafton welcomed the audience. The same play runs Friday and Saturday nights.

Spooner-Thayer Theater Willie Kansas University Players Rachel Crothers New York City Willie” Smith Minnie Whitcomb Mary E. Myers Willie Smith George Callahan Mrs. Smith Jessica Crafton Taliaferro Eldon J. Linderman George Cadwalader J. Albert Kerr Dolly Cadwalader Laura Ballou Frances Sylvester Marjorie Thompson Simpson—Allen Crafton Reynolds Ralph EB. Smith Jean—Agnes Smith Allen Crafton

Winter Wadies Farm Bureau Meet at Mrs Bearman's Home

Winter Wadies Farm Bureau met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Julius Bearman with attendees including Mrs Robert Schray er Mrs Newt Hamlin Mrs George Richards Mrs Milton Winter and Mrs Howard Brass Miss Elizabeth Randle of Lawrence also joined. The Winter Community club will meet with Mrs H Transmeier on Friday June 11. George Richards and Ida May plan a New York trip to visit Mrs Guy Davis. Households in Muscotah Kansas visited the Schrovers and Bears. Little Elsworth Colman suffers from Brights disease and hopes for quick recovery. Several local families visited, including Harry Skinder of Lawrence and Floyd Conroy party. Barn fire last week prompted aid donations from Mr Harley Armstrong.

L. H. Menger E. Ly Sherman Stella Sherman Gertrude Elliott Kansas City Margaret Schopper Lawrence Helen Harshberger Do the Ransdell Dora Bourman Sliss Margaret Langenderfer Elizabeth Stilwell A. Dd. Weaver Kanvas Lavena Morrison Nagmi MacLaren Bonner Springs Elsetta Willett Excelsior Springs Willett Josephine Jacqua J. Francis Weta Lear Dorothy Higgins Weatherford Tex Reginald Epler Richnond Washington and Lee University Chicago the Automatic Electric Company Marjorie Rickard Ottawa_ University C. H. Ashton Seattle Washi Yellowstone Park Glacier Fark C. W. Maloney E. P. Sisson Sisson Bell Memorial Hospital Josephine Nelson University of Angus New York Herald-Tribune H. P. Smith Ozark Country F. A. Ewing Memorial Hospital Winter Wadies Julius Bearman Robert Schrayer Newt, Hamlin George Richards Milton Winter Howard Brass Elizabeth Randle Winter Community Club H. Transmeier Ida May New York Guy Davis Guy McClanahan Dorothy Jean Ruth Lucille Muscotah Kansas Robert Schrover Herman’ Banks Helen Robert Schrover Little Elsworth Colman Harry Skinder Newt Hamlin Floyd Conroy Emporia Conroy W. T. Hutchings Herman Banks W. F. Miller M. A. Gorrill Willis Colman Kanwaka Nes Joe Pruitt Topeka William, Wymer Big Springs Sart Loretta Louella Opal Shaw Bonnie Buchheim Dorothy Rena Elliott Ruth Colman Mary Miller Mary Anderson Maurine Stanwix Della May Dews Douglas Schroyer Robert Schroyer Blanche Shelley Hermann Banks George Banks Don Claar Ella Hyle Eldorado Banks Valley Chapel Colyer Cemetery Phillip Hyle Howad Brass

Bank family and community notes from Kanwaka area

The Kanwaka community shares notes of outings and visits including a camping trip near Herman Banks farm chaperoned by Nes. Joe Pruitt and Mrs. William Wymer, with several girls and a rain-affected return. Also reported: family attendances, funerals, school diplomas, local visits, and a Liverpool golf tournament summary.

Doctor Advocates Rapin Tablets For Constipation Relief

Dr W B Caldwell of Monti cello Illinois a physician for 47 years urges mothers to use Rapin I Less laxative to avoid harsh cathartics and calomel for infants and children constipated and chronically unsettled. He claims the syrup pepsin product establishes natural bowell regulation and provides a dependable laxative option.

W. B. Caldwell Monticello Ill Caldwell

Jersey Farms Tour Draws Augusta Butler County Interest

Farmers and business men in Augusta and Butler counties show interest in Jerseys as a tour of Jersey farms is planned. Demonstrations and addresses are expected.

Jersey Farms Augusta Butler County Jerseys Awelene Galileo

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