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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1923

Page

3

Alumni in distant lands reflect KU roots worldwide

KU alumni report positions across Asia and the Pacific including Fernando Bermejo heading to the Philippines after a stint in Rochester. Lawrence A. Cooper serves as Goodyear’s provincial representative in Manila. Dr. R K Smith runs a hospital in Korea and Shanghai, seeing 1500 patients monthly with a Korean partner. J B Anderson recalls Cuba’s sugar crisis and criticizes American bankers and boycotts.

University of Kansas Fernando Bermejo Lef ‘Lawrence Rochester Minnesota Philippine Islands Lawrence A. Cooper University of Nansas Goodyear Tire Company Manila Pablinpnie Islands Erna R Brucckmann Herman D. Long Chicago American Baptist Foreign Mission South India R. KK. Smith Rosedale Chairyung Shanghai Ghosen Korea J. D. Bigger Pyongyang Frank Herron Smith England Japan J.B. Anderson Cuba

Omnibus Crash Sign Declares Window Item Not For Sale

London on the 18th reports an omnibus wrecked through a jeweler's show window. The next day a shop sign reads We do not sell omni buses. The one we had in our window yesterday was NOT for sale.

London

Old chest yields 122 Louis XVI coins in firewood haul

An old chest split for firewood revealed 122 gold coins bearing Louis XVI’s likeness. Townspeople reported finding the coins as the antiquated table was chopped. Local authorities began examining the find for provenance and value.

Auvergne Louis XVI

Non Partisan Handling of State Boards Prompts Controversy

In Topeka June 14 a political letter argues Governor Davis’s nonpartisan reshaping of the state health board and related departments favors Democrats. It notes new appointees, including WE. Freeman as health registrar, and criticizes Republican holdovers. The piece suggests inspectors could influence communities without campaign funds, while stressing the ethos of nonpartisan reforms.

Topeka Kans Davis Dr. Crumbine Fiji Davitt Phil WE. Freeman State Federation of Labor Freeman Alexander Howat Labor Organization New Democrat Daily Allen Kansas State Board of Health Carl Teterson Demcrat State Committee

Fashion note on trim and new models in demand

The article notes penné trimming and colored chiffon on the smartest material with frilly finishings such as frills lacings and tucks. It mentions step in two piece suits remain popular as new models stay in demand.

Preaching and social notes from Fairview church

Sunday services planned at 11 o clock with uncertain pastor. Local residents attend drills, dances, band concerts, family visits, and social gatherings through the week. Intermittent medical calls and travel to Lawrence for Haskell drills noted among neighbors and kin.

Death of Mrs. Roy Turner noted in Clearfield area

The community mourns Mrs. Roy Turner who died in En porila Monday evening June 4. Formerly Miss Narie Husted she taught at Parker school last year. She leaves many friends and has the neighborhood's sympathy. Numerous local residents visited Topeka and Lawrence areas. a large Children’s Day program was held at the Clearfield church with a full program.

Roy Turner Enporila Turner Narie Husted Parker School Jones Roy Clyde Topeka Ambrose Bigsby Helen Harshberger Manhattan Ernest Richards Pauline M.C. Richards Vinland Will Griss North Lawrence C. A. Richards Arnold Ransdell Barr Gorrill Allen Mr. Bellas Herbert Charles Bellas Olive King Charles Eberwein J. M. Harrison Lucille Mildred Gentry Elsie Godlove Stella Bellas Prescott Underwood Viola Transmeter Barker School Virgie Shields Lionel Rogers Blanch Shelly Helen Bigsby G. W. Carter Lawrence Robert Marshall Gorrill Wm. Ege Ernest” Richards Emery Underwood Roy Deskins Seigel Rose The Electric Light Company Walter Bryan L. R. Bryan James Wiggins Margaret Ellen Melville Leroy Arvithaupt Ruth Arlene Benjamin Kramer Clare Randel William Chammney Cleanfield Rev. Lehereman Ree Ruth Breithaupt Avelyn Werts Arden Johnson Charles Lawrenz Edhvard Deck

Community club hosts Friday meeting with guests and ice cream supper

The Community club met Friday with Mrs George Banks and members. Guests included Mrs Arm Strong and daughter, Mrs Frank Miller from Lawrence, and Mrs Elizabeth Seetin. Next meeting planned near Lecompton with Mrs John Banks. An ice cream supper is set for June 22 at the school house.

George Banks Arm Strong Frank Miller Lawrence Elizabeth Seetin John Banks Lecompton Elizabeth Seetings Newt Hamlin Billy Schroyer Brian Shipman Carter Marie Husted Turner Arnold Ransdell Helen Harshberger Barker Turner Charles Winter Nora Schroyer Topeka Robert. Schroyer Guy McClanahan Paul

Baldwin residents and Baker University ties noted in weekly column

Mrs Orvil Allis and family visit Baldwin with Mrs J H Cundiff and Mrs Ralph Gilman. Mr and Mrs Charles Shirk spend time in Baldwin and plan summer at Kansas University Lawrence. James B Wright heads to Pittsburg to visit relatives. Evans family arrives from Robinson for Baker University duties. Miss Edith Miller visits Baldwin. Prof Wolfe assists Central Wesleyan and Baker finances. Rockefeller rep praises Baker system. Summer school at Baker attracts about one hundred enrollees with Dr W M Kalten in charge.

Laverna Brecheisen Jewel Christiina Selzer Irene Breithaupt Ferre Todd Cornelia Meeder Alice Mckinney Rachel Todd Laverra Brecheisen Tittle Girls Charles Brecheisen Edward Deckwa Clarence Floyd Moldenhauer Howard Werts Mildred Breithaupt Junior Vahls Rees Scerman Bernice Wilder Cibeastisia Selzer David Meeder Lone Leland Kendall Jin Tulsa Oklo LeRoy Breithaupt Henry Deckwa Henry Roche Mary Ferne Reuben Weeks Eva Christina Selzer Airt Dan. Se Edward Wesley William Selzer Eudora Fad Melville Kansas City Hoffman Lawrence Clearfield William Seclver, Jr Kansas ‘City George Hadle Fadora Lorenz Spiecher Prospect Lulu Leone Wiliam Deay Vinland Charles Shirk Abilene Baldwin Alpha = Chi Omega house Shirk Kansas University James B. Wright Overland Pittsburg Kans Wright Patricia Father Evanston Mar. Lveand Wilf Helen Mertvner Ingeh PD. Hartley Edith Miller Froa Abilene Gladys Tufts Hiawatha Mary Margaret Williams Savedirkpatrick Crarnett Laura Reeder Frank EH. Wolfe Baker University Warrenton Central Wesleyan Wolfe Baker Rockefeller Daker Kriege Lone Star von Next Mutt Cay William Mi. Kalen Mamie van Landingham C. A. Lane Chester Prinity Hospital

Wanted Boy for Lathering Signboard in Swansea Barber Window

A sign in a Swansea barber shop asks for a 14 year old boy for lathering tasks. It notes only ex service men need apply and hints the war ended more than five years ago with enlistment as a qualification.

Swansea Wales

Half the World Knows How the Other Half Lives

A witty remark notes that while many claim ignorance of others lifestyles some people study and observe the differences between classes. The line frames social curiosity and disparities with a sharp, period voice.

Fragmentary Phrase on Life and Happiness

A fragmented line mentions shared happiness and the value of friendships and possessions, reflecting a meditative note on life. The text hints at personal reflection rather than a concrete event or report.

Great minds as lighthouses of humanity

A compact aphorism declares great minds serve as guiding lighthouses for humanity, emphasizing intellect and insight as beacons for progress.

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