University concert by Downing and Elliott at Fraser Hall
University summer session presents a concert in Fraser hall Friday at 8 14 p m with baritone Downing and pianist organist Emery Elliott. Program includes Larghketta Rusti¢ Dance Sunset from Ystorat Suite and several excerpts from operas and piano pieces by Elliott Kroeger and others.
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A. University
Downing
Emery Elliott
Fraser Hall
Demarest
Se Eliett
Nessler
Opera
Prof
Denen
Denen of the
Kroeger
Spolichinen
Marriage of Miss Caroline McNutt and Lieut Albert Root
Announcement from Little Stock Ark notes the June 22 wedding of Caroline McNutt of Kansas City Missouri to Lieut Albert Root of Kansas City. Root, a law graduate and Camp Kearny officer, is related to Mrs Belle Crowley of Lawrence. Mrs Root known for activity in Kay Yu Pha and Torah Society.
Defends Home When Husband Joins Army
Mrs Irving Dugan of St Paul proposes a “Battalion of Death” akin to Russian women guarding homes during her husband’s service at Camp Perry Ohio where he serves as lieutenant in the engineers. She teaches self defense with a revolver as protection. a night incident ends with police questioning Louis Watson, a Black man with a police record, who was later released.
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Irving Dugan
St. Paul
Minn
Lawrence natives note wedding and arrivals in Lawrence
A column notes the marriage of Miss Mary Jamison to August Dahlene at Mrs Kibler s home in City. Several visitors and residents including Lt Winn of Kansas City, nurse Dahlene, and numerous travelers such as Carl Davidson in Lawrence, Mrs W E A Nottorf, and guests from Topeka, Kansas City, and Minneapolis are mentioned alongside business trips and visits.
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Winn
Lawrence FE. Winn
Kansas City
Leutenant Itrium
Wichi Falls
KK. US
Phi Kappa Lst
Jamison-Dahlene
Mary
Va’ Jamison
M August Dahlene
Kibler
3 City
Dahlene
Lawrence
Y M C A Needs 100 Million for War Work in Fall
H W Boltz outlines a nationwide drive to raise over 100 million dollars for YMCA war efforts abroad and at home. Ta John R Mott explains conditions in France where divisions are dispersed across villages, requiring independent transport lines, huts, and services to reach soldiers and maintain ministry.
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M.G. A
H. W. Boltz
Gener Etary
Young Men’s ‘ Nd Association
John R. Mott
Nationaly
M.C. A
Y.M
Atlantic
Pressen
France
Enid Usty
Muir
Dart
Ovetse
Red Cross appeal hampered by warm weather shortage
In St Louis amid warm weather the Red Cross reports a shortage of helpers as work piles up. Only about twenty five women report for duty daily versus previous numbers, while departments like hospital garments see volunteers limited to one afternoon weekly. Educators and university faculty wives contribute off campus.
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Red Cross
Seewir
Ings
St. Louis
Dirst
Lawrence
Heimey
W. FL March
Ichal Ion
Hery
Ceriley Coe
University of Kansas
Congregational Church
Car service boss invites weekly fabric workers sessions
In a brief notice M Ages Suften runs the car service and offers factory sessions. Rooms open in the basement of Watkins Bank on Mondays and Thursdays for garment workers and knitters, and on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for muslin dressing workers, though many promised reports were late this past week.
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M Ages Suften
Watkins Bank
Canning in Ten: Tin vs Glass Jars for Home Use
Department of Agriculture guidance explains home canning methods and container choices. Glass jars remain convenient but tin cans offer lighter weight and lower cost when properly sealed. Special enameled cans suit acid fruits and certain foods, with two main can types described and cautions on sealing, labeling, and cooling to prevent spoilage. Local readers noted include Corrine Crowl at Berkeley and L. M. Smith relatives in Lawrence.
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Laura Bultarm
Pomostie
National War Garden Commission
Washington, D. C
National War Garden Ion
Senate
Rhobard i
Tan char mouse costume features chiffon vestee and tunic
A tan char mouse costume showcases a vestee paired with a tunic as its charm. The design suits afternoon teas yet adapts for any semi formal event, using chiffon with gold tan thread decoration. A budget modification could employ plain or figured Soulard and chiffon.
No. 10 Apricots No. 10 Peaches No. 10 Apples
A brief product listing notes No 10 apricots peaches and apples with two large cans from X brands.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Doug
Fairbanks
Pathe News
Fischer
Mr. Foster
National School OF Orthopraxy
Otto Fischer
Messay
de Soto
TR. Stewart
O. P. Barber & Son
Hester & Roberts
Mass
State and Savings Bank
Newmark
Massachusetts
Mrs. Elliott
Balfe
Nevin
Adams
Prof. Downing
R “Andantino
Lemarc
Marche Militaire
Gounod
Matilda Smithmeyer
Marion Johnson
4.R. Johnson
Fast Twelfth Street
Marion
Camp Coy
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mer. Johnson
Loli
Hutchinson
Re Pang
Sen
P. Barber & Son
Hubby
Dirs Irvine Dugan
Dave McCreath
Vanesas City
Bulh Haumpardner
Tom Day
Topeka
Kary
White City
AL Castor
Wirt
Na Fisher
City
Kasold
Davis
Hobart Wheeler
Wichita
The
Fred Frye
Eudora
Arthur Haskins
Chillecothe, Ohio
Carl Davidson
of Ferson
Ars
RB. C. Dacknan
Katherine
Franklin
Jean
Minneapolis
Earl Hinesley
Oklahoma
Mrs
Otto Barteldes
Chicago
W. E. A. Nottorf
Frank Cosgrove
B. F. Woodward
Chester Woodward
Wilder Metcalf
General Metcalf
George Holbrooke
Wheeling, West Virginia
Mr. Solon Emery
Roger Braward
Manitoba
British Columbia
Chas. Sutton
Hunter Duval
Mike Moeuffels
Harold Lewis
Newton
W. D. Lee
W. B. McDonald
McLouth
Winnie Roberts
Pittsburg
Kuns
Ei ii
Owens
RED Cross Appeal
Niger
U. On
Dept OF Agriculture
L. M. Smith
Fm- Doria
Helen Greiger
Overbrook
Liuce Pilcher
St-Joe
Teter’s Cash Grocery
Ik. Mz
Itil
Ase
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