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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
3
A Baldwin accident left Flory with a head cut after a seven foot fall in a cave. Other items note visitors from Lawrence and Kansas City, Odd Fellows initiations, campus construction plans, electric service deals with Le Loup and Vinland, and staff changes at churches and schools.
Fans are promised two key night games at South Park as Elks face Scottish Rite in the opener at 57:30. Barnett starts for Masonic, with two undefeated squads seeking early dominance. Eagles meet Bishop nine in the nightcap, each hoping for first victory as Blterbrook and Reed handle pitching duties.
Wichita Kansas June 10 Associated Press more than 40 clubs entered in the Kansas State Golf Association tournament to be held at Crestview County club course June 15 to 20 final entries include Waldo Crowder of Lawrence who is now pro ineligible for state tourney Earl L Brooks says 20 new clubs joined the roster bringing clubs potentially over 50 with about 400 contestants qualifying rounds start June 15 7 am medal play and match play begins Wednesday nine flights for championships with multiple cups and prizes including silver cups and medals for qualifiers and team entries
Yesterday's baseball results list Columbus beating Kansas City nine to eight and Detroit defeating Washington two to seven among others. A national track meet is in Chicago with fast times and heats. Kansas leader clocked 22.5 seconds for a distance. Reo Modes and Topeka are set for races, while the Athletic club Baseball Nine faces the Blue team at Woodland Park.
A local club received a pitch urging rapid action. The capital city group plans to aggregate quickly and execute a win if feasible, prioritizing swift decision and coordinated effort to move ahead.
Lawrence notes tell of Duke Alex S Kennedy and John Kennedy, three sons of Mr and Mrs A L Kennedys of 1521 Vermont Street, leaving for Detroit Belfontaine and Pittsburgh after visiting Lawrence during University of Kansas commencement. Alex graduated from the University this spring and will join Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburgh. Mrs and Mrs Roy Henley paused in Lawrence en route from California to New York for a summer abroad. C H Dimick of Eudora travels to Loveland Colorado to visit his son, stopping in Emporia to see his daughter. Julian Hill Mrs Sarah Wheeler and Bernice Jones attended a charity card party in Topeka hosted by the Topeka Business and Professional Women’s Club. Bertha Kimball, Phi Delta Theta housemother, heads to Topeka before returning to Portland Maine.
Beirut on June 12 reports the long standing Ottoman law in Syria will be replaced by the French system under a judicial fusion decree. M. Vergelot, sponsor, arrives from France with six magistrates to codify the new laws and then serves as legal advisor to the high commissioner.
Knowledge Hill area residents share updates on visits and gatherings. Mrs Allen and Williamstown residents spent Monday with family in Lawrence. Harold Skeet and family traveled to Lawrence for Dr Connor. Elmer Canary returned from Manhattan and plans six weeks in a St Paul training camp with college friends. William Rice and Helen Jahns wedding held at Jahns home. couple to live in Kansas City. Various relatives visited, gardens noted, and local meetings announced for Knowledge Hill Community club with flower-themed roll call.
Ellwyn and Ann Hughes visited Bald in with grandparents Mr and Mrs S T Hughes. Dr W Abels pastor of Trinity Baptist Church Kan sas City lectured on The Church and World Peace at First Methodist church to a good audience. New cases of mumps reported, West Baldwin, and Mr and Mrs Charles E Beeks hosted guests at Martin-de- Flory.
Bowersock Theatre runs a string of features from Monday through Friday featuring Lila Lee and Thomas Meighan in Old Home Week, Reginald Denny in To Show the Town, Raymond Griffith in The Night Club, Bebe Daniels in The Crowded Hour, and Marguerite de la Motte in The Clean Heart. The Night Club blends romance with a bold farce as Griffith pursues love after inheriting a fortune. The Crowded Hour showcases Miss Daniels’ comic flair in a dramatic war-era drama. Also notes Rock Island honors Stone with flags at half mast and Liberty bonds market updates.
Winifred Sloan Hughes of San Bernardino granddaughter of S J Churchill has been named one of 100 advanced music scholars in the United States. She will join a three month course at the Forest of Fontainebleau France this summer studying piano and organ. She expects to sail June 19 from New York and visit her grandparents on arrival. Her parents are A L Sloan and Mrs Sloan, Kansas University graduates.
A fragment announces Flag Day Services Sunday June 14 at 3 p.m. at the Elks Lodge inviting members families and friends. Signed by ex-ruler E E Alexander secretary W Cleland and Price and Family offers thanks for sympathy assistance and floral offerings after a recent bereavement.
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