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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

6

Andre Louis faces fate in a knightly clash and murder

In a Rennes battleground over honor, Andre Louis confronts the violent aftermath of Philippe de Tour d Azyr's death. The incident pits eloquence against vengeance, prompting André Louis to vow retribution while grappling with his godfather M. de Keradion's warnings of folly and windmills.

Menges DE LA Tour Tyazyr Fateke Treng Laumoea Nilippe Adion Lina Andrerida Andre- Louis Ao de Lea Tour Gavrillac Aline DE Kmacadiou Aline Philippe de Vilmorin Thoreldé Azyr Guih Philippe Badin Morin Yang Andreu Bjek Atdre-Louis Andre Louis Philppet Philippe Andre-Louis M. de Kereddion M. l@ Marquis M. le Marquis Rennes Chateau Monsieur Andre-Lotis Guite M. de Kereas Uu le Marquis Andre M. de Kereadion

Lawrence area notes and visits in Eudora edition

Alma Hughes returns home after illness under doctor’s care in Lawrence. Locals share calls and visits with the Hughes and Gilmore families. updates include teaching reassignment for Dorothy Koering, attendance at funerals, and multiple social calls among residents of Eudora and nearby towns.

Huches Dorothy Koering Columbia Univerity New York Mi Oering Kindergarthe Cordley McAlaster H. Hoperts M Irs Addie Sarguerite Law- Tél Calles Hughes Weineday Ve Fchubert Budera Id Nissese Myrtle Edna Walters le Mee Eudora George Catlin Nydia “Hughes Tae Salon Gilisas Koering R. K. Nicholson Jason Gilmore Mabel Gilmore Lawrencé Hughes John. Gilmore Kansas Nydia Hughes Lawrence Jack Hughes Gauthette Marian C. F.hattan Chris Schaake Freda Irene. Schaake William, Schaake Davis Dorothy Mildred” White F. G. Hughes Wendelon- Schchrer Clearfield Priday Albert Grosdider John Ott Earl Jake Strobel L.cox E. Durham Maude Herbert Kansas City William White de Soto G. B. Castle Clyde Castle Durham G. B C. L. Cox Albert’ Grosdidier Wendelon -Schehrer Carl Platz Tinsner John_Ott Josephine=Seiwalds South Eudora Henry Ssiwald Carl Jay. Smith Florence Ott Herman Wichman Conner Bellview John. Ott, Jr Housman Marlana’ Smith Elmer Coy Aval Roy Cox Louisa Altenbernd Clara Hoelzel Conrad Altenbernd Lena Tarpy Ola. Powell Will Edward Wichman Conrad Altenbern Hazel Charlesi Ethel Miller Memorial Hospital George Bigsby Don Westhheffer Bill William’ Mosser Kansas City, Hall

Community notes from Lone Star and nearby visits

A dense list of social calls visits and farm activities in Lone Star and Lawrence, Kansas. Residents like Frank Flory Porter Bond and Charlie Sanders are noted with family members visiting farms, picking cherries, hauling hay and wheat, and attending a Douglas County Farmers Union meeting. Local birthdays, school events, and church class activities are mentioned along with several Lawrence trips, farmers markets, and fruit canning efforts. The piece records neighbors, kin, and friends sharing meals, garden tasks, and social gatherings across a string of June days, highlighting community ties and rural life.

Frank Flory Porter Bond Charlie Sanders George Kansas City Art Longfellow Austin Flory Lee Erwin Timmons Dorothea Lila Griffith Lawrence Otis Lindell Edgar Watts Donald Bond August Dietz Alfred Dietz Austin Flory Cal Edger Watts George, Sanders Ralph Flory Will Johnson Lily George Miller Pearl Johnson Arthur Elizabeth Ben Garber Sam Grammer Lone Star Douglas County Farmers’ Union Court House Kenneth Jim Anderson Laura Anderson Gharlie Sanders Bert. Flory Henry Metsker Miss Grace Marvin Metsker Alice Mary Belle Elmer Sawyer Ed. Sanders Elmer Metsker Jordan Wheeler Ed Whitman Alvin McKinney Will Gorbutt Peter Bond Murray Bond Mary Sanders Clara Creel Los Angeles Sand Hilms William’ ’Meairs Lilsie Ulrich Marybelle Metsker Watts Joe Hoover Cakerice Iowa Pleasant Grove Church of the Brethren J. H. Freese Esther Herbert Freese Libby Charlie = Sander Frank Claude Wells David Studebaker Will Curtis Margaret Edna Fox Glenn Fishburn Rons Will Ulrich Esther Flory Minnie Dietz Arthur Garber Lily Johnson Myrtle Garber Will Garber

Willow Springs Social Roundup At Local Homes

A Willow Springs social note recounts visits and gatherings among residents. Noah Shuler and Bertha Kesler hosts are listed with many names sharing gooseberry jaunts, ice cream at Armstrongs, Sunday dinners, and Tuesday visits. Local vender Slug Shot Barbers Drug Store is noted.

Noah Stuler Lawrence Dave Kesler Bertha Kesler Frank Deay Mildred Edith Harry Flory Will Postma Abe Flory S. Wingert Jess Wingert Opal Eva Erma Haas Noah Shuler Wingert Art Campbell Mix Elmer Churchbaugh Donald Ike Thomas Helen Clarence Campbell Penna Clifford Walter Deay Frank, Deay Edd Sanders Airs Clarence’ Campbell Donna Noah Shier Sylvia Roy Shuler Stella Deay Elmer Campbell Ethel Pendleton Baby Arts Campbell’s Claude Wells Claude Wells Spent A Sunday Afternoon At Ive Flory Mable Flory Elimner Campbell Ethel Pendleton Deskins Rawleigh

EATS at the Normal Emporia Cafeteria

The Kansas State Normal School cafeteria in Emporia serves about 2,500 meals daily in summer. Manager C H Hill notes annual business above $100,000 with 102 on payroll, about 65 students. Daily food usage includes 150 dozen rolls, 150 loaves bread, 70 pies, 425 pounds meat, 33 gallons ice cream, and other staples.

Emporia Kan Kansas State Normal School C. H. Hill Hill

Aspirin and Bayer Brand Verification Guidance

The notice stresses buying only Bayer labeled aspirin to ensure genuine Bayer product proven safe for common pains over decades. It warns against substitutes without the Bayer name on package or tablets. It notes common pack sizes and low prices, and defines aspirin as Bayer’s trade name for salicylic acid ester.

Bayer

City court bans jazz dance hall in quiet district

Mayor Alfred Coad stated residents will not tolerate late night jazz as city court denies a permit for a dance hall in the Parsons Parsons area. The case drew attention as 3,300 students attend summer school nearby and a sleep disturbance claim prompted the action.

Parsons Alfred Coad

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