City plans district changes and building height limits
The planning commission voted to convert the corner business district at Nineteenth and Tilmots streets into a residence district and to extend Tenth Street from Vermont to Massachusetts Streets within the district. They will consider protests and refer the proposal to the city for final action after evening hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Nineteenth and
Tilmots Street
Tenth Street
JIWAMEIL SERVICE EXAMS Announcement
Announcement of service exams by Surgeon General in New Orleans and San Francisco. Applicants must meet medical, physical and experience requirements including medical degree, hospital experience, and good health. Selection may lead to appointment with the United States Public Service. trust funds and legal matters are mentioned in surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erat Cumming
St. Wapois
New Orlea
Fang San Francisco
AppHcants Trust
WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE IN K C WITH WATTS AT LEAD
J F Watts of the Wattsid ent family will lead a Kansas City conference set for March 12 and 13 under the Kansas City chapter. Dr James Irt from the University of il will appear on the program. A U P offers a $100 scholarship to a Vinland Vocational Agriculture student at Kansas State Agricultural College based on scholarship and project work. Emporians nominate for mayor and school board as severe weather interrupts voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Watts
K. C
Watsas City
Kansas City
James Irt
University of
U.P
Union Pacific Railway Company
Kansas State Agricultural College
Vinland
Lawrence High School
This Week's Events in Ames Iowa Missouri Valley Track Meet
Thursday March 11 features window unveiling and Friday March 12 hosts senior and junior high school girls physical education demonstration. Missouri Valley Track meet at Ames Iowa runs March 13 with local events and activities surrounding the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Twa
Anes
Iowa
Velma Kennedy
Hannah Gaw
Flora Stebbins
Jech
Liberty Memorial High School
Amasium Brida
Lawrence
Grand March
Dunier
J¢Nior High
Janier Elisy
Senate panel May Back Marketing Bill For Co operation
The senate agriculture committee is expected to favorably report to borrow the department of agriculture cooperative marketing bill already passed by the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture Co-Operative
House
Local sale crowds and community notices in Franklin
A large crowd attended a public sale hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Hastie in Franklin. Lutheran church ladies served lunch in Lawrence as neighbors shared news of visits, moved households, illnesses, and social events among the area families including Welsh, McClure, Fletcher, White, Lemon, Schutz, and Shiraz, with many local residents stopping by the Hastie home and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hastie
Lawrence
Max McClure
Gye Wolfe
Virginia
Sater
Samuel Fletcher
George Tuttle
Tiarell
Tuttle
Chil
Lon Chilllé
Lone Star
John Smonts
Vvearl Smoots
Hue Mound Thursdas
Wrank Topping
James Childers
Clen
Hazel Shiraz
Geneva
Evelyn Whits
Tlin White
Tsen
Harold
John Smoots
Pearl Smoots
Mar
Arthur Schutz
Ison
Kenneth
Auf- Larnaca
Oh Lemon
Walter Vitt
Jim Duncan
Bellview
Dad
John AleClare
J DD
Ting
Tames Childers
Wallace Tuttle
Florance Ane
Robert White
Lin White
Luna
Seth , Welsh
Walter
Ida Puckett
Freil
Charles Shirar
Shang
Ernist
Eugene
Ant
Whedon
Fairview
Reber
Zipp
Lef Clearfield
Michael Uelnzmann
Dorothy
Sanford Johns
Anna Tee
Bert Harbour
Else Mound
The
Howe
Welsh
Caroline
Finard Ma
Loraine
L. Ds. Walters
Kaw Valley
Arch W S
Topeka
Trentucky
E. B. McClure
Perry
George Tu
John Garret
Elina Garret
Gideon Breithaupt
Clearfield
Michael Heizmann
Joe Davis
I Edward
Wil Tairly
N. Gentry
Oskaloosa
Samuel Fletch
Mora— ‘ Yart
Tay
Harris
Warrants for Six Men In Mine Demonstration case
Warrants were issued in Girard for six men charged with four offenses tied to a demonstration by marching miners. Accused include Alexander Howat and George Wombree along with H W Burr Dan O Donnell William Brady and C B Skidmore. They face charges of lawful assembly conspiracy to interfere with a coal plant operation and disturbance of the peace. Blair L Waiters was arrested yesterday but not present Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mar
Girard
R. R. Preyer
Alexander Howat
George Wombree
H.W. Burr
United Mine Workers of America
Dan O'Donnell
William Brady
C. B. Skidmore
Republic
Blair L
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas-Missouri
Tr. & 11
Wat Oskaloosa, Mg
Death rate rises in Kansas in 1925 survey
Toneka Kansas March 9 A P A slight rise in the Kansas death rate was recorded in 1925 Dr Bert G Brown secretary of the state board of health reported in the annual survey There were 18702 deaths recorded during the year or 103 per thousand population This was an increase of 6 over the record low of 7% set in 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Kan
Kansas
Bert G. Brown
Board of Health
Obituary of Marion Orender from Kansas City area
Marion Orender born January 19 1856 in Harrison County Iowa died March 4 1926 at St Marys hospital Kansas City Missouri aged 70 years 1 month 20 days He lived in Iowa Missouri and Kansas near Eudora Kansas Married twice first to D egden Tlodsen with seven children two died young Later married Mrs Tal Tracy Parsons Kansas born Don D Orender from his second marriage He worked 41 years for Union Pacific Railroad Illness since December 7 1922 led to final death in Kansas City Services conducted by Rev F M Tester man at United Brethren Church with many relatives and friends Oak Hill Cemetery burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Orender
Harrison
County
Iowa
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas End
Eudora
Dennie Tlodsen
Aia
Cand
Ta] Tracy
Parsons
Don D
Honel
Orender
Christian Church
Jefferson County
North Lawrence
Tracy
St. Louis
Daisy
Lawrence
Church
F. ML. Testerman
United Brethren Church
Claude Dicket
Roy Bus
J. 0
Krum
E. E. McAferty
J.lewiss
Topeka
Lewis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Plan for Fourteenth District High School Oratorical Contest
Plans for the fourteenth district oratorical contest across seven counties with John R B Barnes directing in this county. Local high schools will hold contests and the district event will be at Liberty Memorial High School on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RB. Barnes
Liberty Memorial High School
Washington
Jefferson
Marshall
Madison
Webster
Lincoln
Franklin
America
Emporia
Kansas City
Webaunsee
Shawne, Miama
Osage
Douglas
First Women Ordained by Lawrence Conference
Mrs. Clarence Speer of Lawrence became one of the first women ordained by the Lawrence conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Ottumwa last week. The ordination follows the church’s 1924 authorization. The Speers, with two children, plan to move to St. Joseph, where Mr Speer’s father recently died and Clarence Speer is named administrator. They will relocate this week, traveling this Thursday to join them on the farm five miles from St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Speer
Lawrence
Methodist
Ariscopal ‘Church
Speer
Ottalwa
St. Joseph
Nurses To Meet Here At Joint District Banquet
Nurses from the First and Second congressional districts gather at Congregational church in Topeka for a 6:30 p.m. banquet. About 100 nurses from Topeka Kansas City Leavenworth Douglas County and nearby districts attend. Dr. Edward Hislop is the main speaker with special music and a musical tragedy. Mrs. C C Bailey presides and Mrs Buce attends. A joint meeting held last year proved successful with plans for more in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Topeka
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Edward Hislop
C.C. Bailey
State Nurses’ Association
Major Ericsson Inspects Units in Emporia Ahead of Insurance Run
Major Arthur J. Ericsson of Em'poria commander of the first battalion of the 187th Infantry Kansas National Guard inspected two parts of his battalion last night. He will seek the Republican nomination for state commissioner of insurance in the August primaries. He represented Lyon county in the last two sessions of the legislature and has spent his life in banking and insurance. St Patrick's Day Comes. But Once a Year so near the green land serve Kaw Valley Creamery's mint flavored pineapple ice cream. nae Valley Creamery. Phone 820
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Ericsson
Em-' Poria
187Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
D c
Ericsson
Lyon County
St. Patrick’s
Grean Land
Kaw
Queen death and funeral at University of Kansas
Mrs. Alice Hamilton Queen wife of Stuart A Queen professor of sociology at the University of Kansas died last night at Loreal hospital. Funeral services will be held 8:30 o'clock Wednesday morning from Funk funeral parlors with B B Schultz in charge. Body to be taken to Kansas City Missouri for burial. Le Roy Sample 69 died this morning at his son’s home after visiting Lawrence with relatives. Survived by two sons Floyd and Orville and daughter Mrs R C Keck. Funeral announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart A. Queen
Alice Hamilton Queen
University of Kansas
le Roy Sample
Floyd Sample
East Thirteenth St
Sample
Tongano
Floyd
Orville
Damar
Stockton
Lawrence
Tina
A. C. Hillyard
Gayne
Sas City
Olive Constant
Hiawatha
J.T. Constant
Theo. Nevius
My B Sadler
Rochester
Minn
Retirements, New York Stars, and Barrymore Join UA
New York AP report says B2CM screen star will retire to domestic life after three films for First National. Joseph M. Schenck announces John Barrymore will join United Artists as a permanent member with his own company, while stage work will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Constance Talmadge
First National Pictures
Joseph M. Schenck
Slaw
United Artists
Miss Talmadge
Schenck
John Barrymore
Warner Brog
United Artist Group
Schneck
Barrymore
Card of Thanks for John Gardner and friends
We thank the I. C. O. F. No. 4 and others for kindness and floral offerings for our uncle John Gardner. Sincerely Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gardner, Mr. Felix Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champion, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicle
John Gardner
Gardner
Felix Rogers
Frank Champion
Harry Wellman
Birthday party for Fay Gene by Mrs. A A
Mrs A A hosts Fay Gene’s fifth birthday party with gifts from Lawrence Stonecipher Lillian Stonecipher Margaret Severs Wilma Howard Bernadine Green Gene Roach Betty Jones Betty Low Allphin Lila Vaughn Rex and Fay Gene Gish. Also notes meetings of Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and Oak Ridge Farm Bureau division Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
Fay Gene
Mrs. Roach
Lawrence
Lillian Stonecipher
Margaret Severs
Wilma Howard
Bernadine Green
Gene Roach
Betty Jones
Betty Low Allphin
Lila ‘Vaughn
Rex
Fay Gene Gish
Local residents travel between Kansas City and nearby towns
Mrs. Weaver of Pueblo visits her sister in law Mrs. Sanderson then heads to Kansas City for a week. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Williams visit Kansas City. Several locals, including Mrs. Simmonds and Miss McConnell, spend time in Kansas City and St Joseph. Miss Shea and Miss Tutcher return from Kansas City with Tutcher staying in Lawrence briefly. Mr and Mrs Nicholson return from Lakeland Florida. Reber returns from an extended business trip via Kansas City to Omaha with family. Perry Barber and Evan Edman are mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Weaver
Pueblo
Cole
J- M. Sanderson
Kansas City
S. F. Patterson
Feed Williams
E.F. Martin
Fred Strahin
Wayne Simmonds
Myrtle McConnell
St.Joseph
Zeta Shea
Wolters Hat Shop
Louise Tutcher
Tutcher
Lawrence
R. K. Nicholson
Lakeland
Pla
H. Reber
Eart
Reb
Omaha
Neb
Meone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Cure
An old promotional claim touts Meone's Emerald Oil as a universal skin remedy. It asserts rapid relief from eczema, barbers itch, ulcers, and abscesses after a few applications, markets it as a surgeon's prescription, and notes pharmacists and druggists can supply it through Round Corner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Meone
Moone
Ingrown Nail Pain Trimmed with Outgro Remedy
A consumer notes using Outgro to treat an ingrown toenail. A few drops in the nail crease ease pain and push the nail outward, with the antiseptic product advertised for chiropodists and available at drug stores.
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Jiwameil Service Exams
Esa
Eatin i
Iit
Lube Veelle
Haré
Robert Kao
Berne
Rockefeller
Bee McCormick
Schavi
Tay Fa
Wilseheal
Erence
Failere Kanaan
Thos
Emporians
A.P
Simporians
Twi'neve
Wie
Nolan
Washington, Mat
Dennis Noss
General Staff
Fox Connor
Nance
Stalf
Eccles
W. Va
Maro
Crab Qechard Improvement Company
Alice
Federal Penientiary
Biddle
Chicago
Red Cross
Newport
Ark
Ted Cross
Washington, Mar
Agricultural Department
McNary
Republican
Oreon
Iap
Sheffield
Forview
Missouri Side
Renee AL
Dodson Atin Renain Ee
Dodson Ee
Dodson
Roca
Harris Sete Ienenner
Heffner
Kasold
Justo
Bel
Ib Kemper
UF Kemper
Penn Tnt Prt
Kemper
Lawrence Sina
Lawre
Aren
Abe Miller
Moody
Opperman
Stocker Antennae
Stockert
Wilkerson
Winckel
Winchell
Fritzel
H. A. Bailey
Poria
Constance ‘Talmadge
Wall Street
American
Locomotive
Railsway Steel Spring
Delaware& Hudson
Atlantic Coast Line
Texas & Pacific
Chrysler
Asiway Steel Spring
Railway Steelng
American Locomotive
American Fee Allied Chemical
Generg
General Electric
Sears-Roebuck
Stewart
Freeport Texas
Rankin’s Drug Store
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Oak Ridge
Farm Bureau
H. G. van Neste
Evangelical Church Conference
Wichita
Kansas Conference of the Evangelical Church
Ottawa
Eczema
Sieepe
Rumsey
Indiana St
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