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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
3
Pupils of Mas Sacaddey present a piano recital at her home on a date in May. The program lists numerous student performers with titles like Now Flower Song and U1 Ja ssie Abe Laren, and includes duets and solos by learners including May Anderson and Lily Hekaiek among others.
Weather changes bring illness and Shaler's Drug Store offers Blue Books with treatments for common diseases and San-Tox Remedies. The ad promises satisfaction guaranteed to buyers seeking relief from ailments caused by shifting weather conditions.
Robbie stays occupied with writing tasks using paper and pencil. He works steadily to organize notes and draft documents, keeping pace with his responsibilities.
Members of the Chi Omega sorority held a formal summer dance at the chapter house with attendees from the school. The event featured dancing and socializing in a convivial setting for sisters and guests.
Engagement announced for Miss Helen Robnett with Champ Clark's heir. plan luncheon and wedding date to be set. Birth announced of Virahial Louise to Mr and Mrs Bob Jinkus at Simmons Hospital. Dinner party, picnics, and reunions noted with attendees and host households amid social calendar items.
A reader debates becoming well or staying sick and recalls a claimed cure. The message questions remedies and mentions Rev. FE Cottrell of Holly Springs Mississippi and Peruna as an example, concluding some people prefer illness over wellness.
Ennien Pleasant of Burlington and Miss Florence Whiteher of Concort Mia arrived this afternoon to be guests of Miss Florence Engle at her home south of the city for a wee. The eight young ladies are members of the Toreh literary society at the University of Kansas Abilene.
A stream of names travels through town as Lizzie Postina, longtime settlement worker, and many others, including Mr and Mrs Hoover and TL Ulrich, Mr Scheer, Miss Mollie Pooley, Harry Reece, Miss Mary Suydam, Mr and Mrs Cronemeyer, and Miss Helen Chesborough, visit, plan travel, or move on. Travelers and locals discuss summer studies, university plans, real estate, and upcoming weddings in a sprawling roster of socially active figures.
Mrs. H. N. Boles underwent major surgery at the es Hospital with Dr. G W Jones and Dr. W G McConnell administering anesthesia. Mrs. Boles is reported to be recovering as well as expected after a severe operation. The little Planebri girl is rallying finely. Mrs. A C Syfert visits her sister in Lawrence. Numerous locals travel for work, study, and summer plans including Topeka, Kansas City, Chicago, and Wichita. Several families plan summer visits and relocations, with weddings and commencements noted.
Mrs C Smith, former Fort Scott High School commercial department head, joins Inez College as a new business teacher. Mr Smith is praised as a top commercial instructor. Enrollment at the business college reaches a record high as classes cover commercial law and agency. The baseball team and shorthand class show strong start as teachers consider September enrollments.
Remodeling at 1400 Ohio residence includes two rooms and a panel. Neighbors and relatives prepare to move, with references to nearby towns, individuals, and local businesses. Community notices mention a burial, auxiliary meeting, and local bottle water ads amid scattered updates.
Classified notice listing multiple for sale options including Overland Cadillac Ford and 1914 Oakland Six with seven seats. Seeks exchange for income property and mentions Studebaker and a Regal five passenger electric lighted car priced at $650.00. Address 1096 Mass St with two phone numbers.
The Kelly Kneeland Musical Comedy Co. announces a two week engagement at the Airdome starting Monday night with Count Dinklespeil at Monte Carlo. Ticket prices stay at ten and twenty cents.
Intertupted tain servies kept the bean of administration as a recent meeting announced numerous appointments. Edin Greenweld and Widison Rogers named in water laboratory roles. Thomas Grover Ore and Cavall memorial Hospital staff listed among inspectors, statisticians, and assistants across medicine, chemistry, physics, and zoology. Several promotions and title changes finalize the summer faculty roster.
Ent Maltner was reappointed as instructor in chemistry. Wendell M Latimer and Brewster, both chemistry instructors, were granted leaves for one year. Clark of the extension division also takes leave. several names appear in a short item about faculty status and travel.
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