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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
9
Wm Philip Simms argues Europe remains far from peace, worse than the armistice year. He cites widespread unrest, hate, and suspicion, calling for a strong moral force and U S leadership to broker settlement amid Balkans-like turmoil.
Vinland community notes schedule a Saturday afternoon meeting for the Cemetery Improvement Club at the local cemetery. Several residents travel for family visits and marriages are announced, including Miss Hamilton of Baldwin and Mr Hamer of Oskaloosa, with further Lawrence connections.
Dental experts have devised Pyro-form from the Pyro-form Company of San Bernardino California. The remedy claims to eliminate Pyorrhea quickly and strengthen gums and teeth. It is sold with a money back guarantee at $3 per carton and is available at the City Drug Store.
Ma and Ruth traveled to Lawrence to visit Mrs. Glenn Ellis. Mr and Mrs. Robert Witom and children from Lawrence and Mrs Belvoir and Mrs Elam were callers at Mr and Mrs Will Winters. Lloyd Hoover drove to Kansas City to hear President Harding at Convention Hall with Vera and Ruth Krebbiel and Maxfield of Lawrence. Sunday guests at L Hansen's included several local families.
An old ad copy urges readers with a sore back to try Doan's Kidney Pills. It claims kidney weakness causes headaches dizziness bladder problems and fatigue and promotes neighbor recommendations.
Albert Rose Crowder hosted by W I Collins family activities include visits from Marie Collins Henry Collins Harold Coley Ona Belle Collins and others. California visitors Dr and Mrs Ben Lower dined with W J Collins and family while Henry Shields shared weekend with W S Collings family. About forty neighbors attended a dance hosted by Henry Beuerman.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed by visits as Atha Adamson and Margaret Hodson assisted. Numerous locals and relatives from Lawrence Lake View Six Corners Kansas City Midland Winter and more were hosted at various homes including Mrs. Henry Collins J M Crowder and W S Collins with extended family members and friends attending gatherings and dinners.
Will Kingery hauled hogs to Baldwin Monday morning for Lou Featherston. Miss Myrtle Oliver, a niece of Mrs. John Dillon, is visiting in the Dillon home this week. Edward Shively and family, W. Postma and family, J. S. Sherry and family and Dorsey Hoover are mentioned in community notes.
Sunday attendance at Washington Creek Sunday school was sixty four with many homebound or worn out from the prior week. An all day meeting is planned at the church on Sunday July 8 with addresses and special children's numbers under the theme Christian Citizenship and True Patriotism. A basket dinner will follow.
The Willing Workers class hosts a banquet for the Volunteers class at the church Friday evening, July 13, as a finale to a May contest. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dillon visit Mrs. Dillon's sister near Centropolis. J. S. Sherry and family picked cherries at H. C. Metsker's last Wednesday.
An advertisement for the Douglas County Cream Company invites customers to bring their cream to the facility at 112 West 7th Street with a satisfaction guarantee. The notice emphasizes product handling and local service.
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