And He Took Her Out To Sea
A brief readable fragment reports a relation to a sea outing involving a man and a woman. The note lacks full details, but suggests a seaside interaction or excursion as the central topic.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
7
A brief readable fragment reports a relation to a sea outing involving a man and a woman. The note lacks full details, but suggests a seaside interaction or excursion as the central topic.
A newly papered and painted five room house with well and barn or garage is offered at 1400 dollars on South Kentucky Street. Also noted are various social items including visits, births, a Farm Union meeting, and the death of Mrs. Anna Holcom of Girard Kansas.
Local society items show plans for a reunion honoring a mother's milestone, visits between families in Lawrence and Vinland, and a Busy week of social events. Mentions include Alma Grossman, Gladys Waterson, the Miscellaneous club, Farmers' Union meet at High Prairie, Oscar Johnson and Walnut Grove visitors, and several Lawrence residents hosting or visiting. Also notes on Bell Telephone Co. employment, a wedding near Lawrence, and a Welcome Sunday School picnic with program details and weather remarks.
A fragment lists students and performances from a school program including Elizabeth Wilson, Abbie Lorton, Ethel Fitzpatrick, Irma Cooper, Irma Cooper, Orval Hemphill, Harold Oakes, and Rath Shropshire. Items show recitations, songs like The World Is Singing Today, and a drill by twelve girls. A closing quip notes poverty enables saving money by not having it to spend.
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