Holcoms Lose Heat to Cubs in Rotary Game
In Hanna’s Rotary Cubs defeated Holcoms 2-0 as pitcher Pugh held Holcoms hitless through four innings and Cubs rallied in late frames. Johns led Cubs with two hits and scored on Mettner’s single, while Hagerman and LeLe contributed for Holcoms and defense held the Rotarians in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Rotary Cubs
Deluttin i
Louis’ Holcom
Carl Mattner
Holcom
al Hagerman
Holcoms
Scaolp
Pugh
Cubs
Ithe
Mettzer
Ireland
Johns
Rotarians
Pigh
Tax reduction call at National Coal Association meeting
The eighth annual convention adopted a resolution urging lower taxes and noted a rent supreme court decision in cement and maple flooring cases. The board of directors was authorized to compile and disseminate coal industry information. Morton L. Gould of Indianapolis was elected president with Ira Clemens of Pittsburg as vice president. An excursion rate was offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innapolis
Ira Clemens
Pittsburg
Kand
Week End Excursion Rates on U P Lines
Union Pacific announces week end excursion rates in force until September 27. John Robinson, agent, says tickets are one fare plus 25 cents for round trips to places where regular fare is between $1.50 and $6.00. Sales start Sundays with return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bna
Union’ Pacific
John Robinson
Union Pacific
Robin ‘Son
May Open Swimming Pool At City Building
City trustees and the city commission discussed building matters and the possibility of opening the swimming pool in the city hall building. No definite action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City. Commission
City Commission
Frank M.holliday
Social notes from Stony Point Oklahoma visits
Stony Point residents report visitors and family gatherings including Mrs. iGsborne and Ale ne from Lawrence. Esther Unger of Yarnold. multiple trips to Lawrence and Kanwaka for Farm Bureau meetings. Sunday church attendance at Stull and Willow Springs. infant buried at Vineland cemetery. varied neighbors and kinfolk from Overbrook Topeka and Florence referenced across many days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Barber
Lawrence
Sluseer
Bonnie
Buchheim
Yarnold
John Unger
Geo. Siler
F. B. Benson
Dew’s
Clarence, Welcher
Tecumseh
Geo. Coffman
Mac.Dernon
Esther
Don Dews
Kanwaka
Elizabeth Sifer
Lc Sifer
W. C. Slusser
Ray
Ruby
O. B. Workman
Myrt
Workman
Newman
Osborn
Alice
Ruby Slusser
Florence de Merritt
Bonnig
Samuel
Theodore Buckheim
Everting
Geo
Siler
Som
Roland
Deron
Rosa Osborn
Russel’s
Aatersl
Goldie Slusser
Charles
Winters
Winter District
Christie
Horton
Workman’s
Geo. Dornan
Avis Ruth
Mae Deena
Lawrence Saturay
Bonnie Buchheim
Esther Unger -of-Yarnold
Farm Bureau
Nemic
Clinton
Qo Talley
Don’ Dews
Lee Cs Myr
Elmer Stan- Wwix
Géo
Dews
Stull
Thorning
Frank Slisser
Kanawaka
We Sire Tot Siler
Eastman’ 'S
How to Keep Your System Pure and Healthy
A health column extols keeping the body pure through liver function, detailing how bile purifies the blood, prevents fermentation and disease, and signals in illness. It promotes Calotabs as the sole purgative to restore bile flow, claims safety, non habit forming, and notes a 35 cent family package sold widely with money back if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturel
Nature
Family and church life near Willow Springs
Evening at the Wray home featured talking and ice cream. Philip Sintana works for Dave Wray. Mr and Mrs Dave Wray and their son Ernest attended church Sunday at Willow Springs with Rev Chas Rumble of Modesto California conducting the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Philip Sintana
Dave Wray
Ernest
Custer Eaton
Willow Springs
Chas, Rumble
Modesto
California
Large crowd gathers for Sunday night church service
A very large crowd attended the Sunday night service at the church. A rainstorm fell Wednesday night. Wheat is ready to cut but remains wet. Mrs. Gertrude McNeise of Vineland visited the Ges Tucker home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McNeise
Vineland
Ges. Tucker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mettner
Odd Fellows
South Park
Welch and
Guffier
Pennock
Noble
Schoenlein
Mettner l
Pasenan
Meitner
Goff
Cub
Toad” Johns
Lad
Tae
ELKS
Bevenback
Wigdor
Arnold
Hetzel
Shimmons
Springer
Publix Utilities
W. W.girland
Kansas Electric Power Company
Massachusetts - St
Lawrénge
Seventh and
Massachusetts Street
Topeka
Twenty- Third Street
Twenty-third” Street
Kiwani8 Rotary Club
Kansas Memorial Stadium
T. D. Funk
Prence
Earl Newcomer
Funk
Newcomer
Kansas City
Lawrence the Rive
Guy
Kaw
Mayer Holliday
Eg Klan
Kan
Associated Press
state_ charter board
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of
Georgia
Kansas
Gilay Baker
Shaynee Couuty
Klan
Alee
William Jordan
Park City
Utah
Leroy-Jordan
Weaver
Coschier
Tenn. St
Deodo
Rotary
Zweifpl
Cho Ein
Crooge
al 'Tland
Aertee
Hoteans
Erma
Gurrissb
Harris
Springs Botaniy
Haleom
U. P. Paral
Chanute
A. L. Oliphant
Santa Fe
Oliphant
I. Tyson
Southern Kansas
Tysoar
Tyson
Wichita
al Coffman
W. ¥. Farmer
National Livestock “Traders Exchange
Canve Ny
Sam
Glarke
Pence
Citizens Military
Akern
Mngelf
1628 eYoneA_senvice, inc
Okla
Frank and
W. C. Slisser
Clyde Talley
Turn Mound
Dornhén's
Roy Deskin
Frank Slusser
Stony Point
Columbia
iMr
Pumroy
Chas
Louis Georgii
Noah Weimer
Lewis Georgii
George Tucke
Pumrey
Metzler Furkitere
Lady
Simin
Lark Leans
Lothes
Woman’s Home Companion
Richard Poyce
John Philip Sousa
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Sophie Kerr
Wm R. P. Emerson
M. D
Anna Steele Richardson
Nt University
Harl H. Bronson
Massachusetts
Neckties
Leadtofoo Outfitters
Bowersock
Carl Laemmle
Tevin Dennyn
Tim
Denny
Lhark
al Funstersi
Christy
A.S. MS. Hutchinson J. Stuart Blackton
Percy Marmont
Marguerite de la Motte
Neptune
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!