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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

7

Do Not Take Chances This Summer With Child Safety

New York June 29 report from the Safety Institute of America warns that about 5 000 children will die and 100 900 more be injured in summer accidents nationwide unless guardians act. Before July 1 some 20 000 000 children will be unsupervised. drowning, fire, and automobile crashes are the main risks. The institute issues a Vacation Do s and Don ts list urging teachers and parents to teach safety, such as swimming precautions, rescue basics, not kite flying near power lines, carrying first aid kits on trips, avoiding streets for play, and choosing safe play areas.

New York United States Safety Institute of America Jay-Walker

Lone Star Sunday School and Community Notes

Seventy present at Lone Star Sunday School with Miss Laura Anderson at the piano and Cal Ward leading singing. Numerous local residents and visitors, including the Flory family, postma family, and Hodges, are mentioned attending dinners, calls, and social events. A heavy rain Sunday night and a midweek sprinkle improved gardens but damaged crops, with wheat and fruit trees affected. Community gatherings include a charivari supper, a church Children’s Day program, and a picnic excursion to Sigel, reflecting a busy, interconnected rural town life.

Laura Anderson Cal. Ward Gladys Esther Flory Charlie Sanders Allen Asa Postma Werneeday Ada Lindell Postma Charlie Jones Lawrence Cal Watts Will Johnson Lily Alya Hodges Brubakery Washington Creek Alfred Dietz Porter Bond Flory Mercantile Company Lone Star Gladys Flory Esther Lily Johnson George Mary John Smith Leonard Longanecker Edgar Watts Donald Bond Everett Bond Longfellow Horse Pearl Johnson Claude Metsker Cal Ward Robert Flory George Miller Marvin Bond R. N. Watts Francis Corbin Edna Fox Fred McKinney Sutton Lee Will Ulrich Murry Ulrich Jess Hodges Jones Hospital Frances Miller Imogene Schaake Arthur Garber Clifford Utrich Minnie Dietz Argell Flory Robert Johnson Doe Flory Pedro Jittle Sigel Alfred Austin Flory Fred ‘McKinney

Feng Yu-Hsiang Reads Bible to Troops Before Battle

General Feng Yu-hsiang, famed Chinese Christian commander, led Wu Pei-fu soldiers in a victory near Peking. His troops carried parchment urging loyalty to God and Country, with morale lines on wounded left arms about dying bravely for country.

Feng Yu-Hsiang Peking China Wu Peifw Chang Tsoli Tientsin Feng

Community Notes From Columbia Family Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Wesley Flory and Mr and Mrs Will Postma and families visited at Will Wingert sr home. Several local residents visited Charlie Brohammer and family, attended dinners, and helped with chores. G W Markley shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City. Fred Flory took the census. Jim Zelhart visited John and Charlie Brohammer.

Wesley Flory Will. Postma Will Wingert Lloyd Hout Charlie Brohammer Jonn Brohammer Anselm Brohammer Alda Lawrence Naomi Behrens G. W. Markley Carl Peterson Roscoe Lillian John Brohammer George Markley Asa Fostma Will Postma Wesley Flory Fred Flory Jesse Crowl Laurie Culberson Jesse Markley Jim Zelhart Pasadena California A. Brohammer Elmer Campbell Frank Stella Lucille Frank Deay Mildred Edith David Kessler Art Campbell Bertha Kessler Edward Shively Edna Will Postma’s John Asa Postma Thomasurphy Ralph Gilblett Solon Markley Kansas City

Obituary of Sarah Frances Howard from Kansas pioneer family

Sarah Frances Howard born September 10 1838 in Indiana. moved to Iowa then Kansas Territory with husband James Skaggs. Survived by five daughters Melvina Gloyd Edna Barnhart Millie Trout E f f ie Stapleton and Ella Studt. six grandchildren four great grandchildren and one brother William Howard of Fresno. Lived as Christian Baptist. died June 21 1922 at 83 years 9 months 11 days. interred Sutton cemetery near Baldwn Kansas.

Sarah Frances Howard Indiana Iowa California Platt City James Skaggs Kansas Frio Quantrill Leavenworth Lawrence Havin Melvina Gloyd Wellsville Edna Barnhart Glasco Baptist Church Sutton Old Homestead Baldwin

Black Jack notes show social visits and weather impacts

Spring Creek Black Jack section records Miss Grace Haas and Miss Wilma Scott visiting relatives in Baldwin and Ottawa, plus church changes, farm activity, and storm damage. Reports mention cattle shipments, oil work, harvest labor, and community events across Baldwin, Le Loup, Worden, and nearby farms. incidents include a lightning strike on Vint Trusheim’s barn and widespread rain with wind.

Grace Haas Lawrence Wilma Scott Topeka Christ’s Hospital Yakle Katie Randal Clifford Scott Kansas City W. A. Scott Marjorie Fuchs Wm. Brophy Will Finnerty Ottawa Frank van Tries Nora Miss Trene Edwin Reevy J. H. Martin Florence Haas Dorothy Brophy Vena Broers Earl Broers Ted Haas Philip Haas Ralph Bros J. J. Breithaupt Helen Henry Worden Church John Breithaupt Worden Miss Mary West Baldwin Herman Butel Baldwin Claude Beeks Breithaupt Paul Gneil A. Ts. Preston Homer O'Neil Wellsvide Grace Hays Boulder Colorado Vint Trusheim Blair van Tries A. E. Preston Black Jack Wellsville John Black Howard Farms Harold Baker

Valley Chapel community notes with Lawrence visitors

Valley Chapel reports a string of social visits and small gatherings. Names include John Banks Agnes Laptad Ethel Kindred Charlie Banning and William Puckett with many Midland Kansas references to Lawrence and Eudora events.

Masons' Drive Surpasses Goal at Pittsburg Temple Plan

Local Masons report strong momentum in the campaign to raise 150000 of 250000 for a new Masonic temple in Pittsburg. Officials say about 20000 was pledged on day one and the same rate continues, indicating solid community support.

Pittsburg

Clowns Sought for Lyons July 4 Burlesque Show

The committee on arrangements issues a general call for clowns for Lyons July 4th burlesque show. Any business firm supplying a clown may place him with any advertisement, the committee says.

Lyons Lyons

Lemon skin whitening lotion promise

A cosmetic recipe touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to make a freckle and blemish bleaching lotion. The ad claims daily massage on face neck arms and hands will produce clearer softer rosy white skin.

Zemo Clears Itching Skin Irritation Quickly

An anti septic liquid marketed as a reliable remedy for eczema itching pimples rashes and blackheads. It promises rapid relief with itching stopping instantly and minor blemishes fading overnight. Sold by druggists in 35 cents for standard size and a dollar for extra large bottle.

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