Mission notes Haskell visitors from Elbowoods in North Dakota
Revii G. L. Hall and daughter Deborah of Elbowoods North Dakota visited Haskell March 19. Doctor Hall has been a missionary for forty nine years to the Gros Ventres and Mandans in the Fort Berthold reservation. He has seen two generations of Indians grow up and hopes for the future of the Indian race. Deborah served as secretary for W C A in Indian schools and urged Indian students to serve upon return to their communities. Doctor Hall, father of Robert D. Hall long Secretary for Indian work at the M C A, was greeted by Haskell students and then the visitors left Thursday evening for points in Illinois before returning home.
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Local Post Office Seeks Substitutes Amid Illness
Lawrence post office faces staff shortages with five employees out sick due to flu. Postmaster C B Hosford says no appointment results yet as examination proof awaited. Names listed include Hiram Gregg H Dy Johnson William Greer Grant Risley and Fred Sprittger. remaining workers must log overtime to keep operations running.
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C. B. Hosford
Hiram ‘Gregg
H. Dy. Johnson
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Grant
Risley
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Visits by state grand master of lodges returns to Lawrence
By Wilson the grand master of the state lodge has returned to Lawrence after visiting lodges in Nashville Kansas Arkansas City and Winfield. He will go to Topeka for a meeting of the North Topeka Odd Fellows lodge.
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Nashville
Kansas
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City Commissioners Amend Bond Ordinance For Semiannual Bonds
City commissioners last night at their regular meeting amended a bond ordinance to issue 28 improvement bonds. The amendment changes repayment from annual to semi annual installments, clarifying bond terms and schedule.
Deaths of Albert Johnson and Henry Klass
Albert Johnson 65 died yesterday at his home 629 Vermont Street. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 pm tomorrow from the home with Rev Green in charge and burial at Hill Cemetery. He operated a taxi service in the city for many years. Henry Klass died yesterday afternoon at his home 4201 Delaware Street. Funeral services will be at the Catholic Church tomorrow morning with Father Fitzgerald in charge and burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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Ford to Make Planes Says Detroit Free Press
Detroit March 20 The Detroit Free Press quotes Edsel Ford president of Ford Motor Company saying the firm will enter airplane motor production once experiments finish. Ford hints at building complete planes but notes Ford is not financially in an airplane company yet. A mooring mast at the Ford airport, 201 feet high, will stand near the largest mooring of its kind to handle airship traffic. The mast will house a fully enclosed five passenger elevator and access structures, with construction set to begin April 1.
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Free Press
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Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Air Travlers
Kansas Bakers Elect G L Jordan President
G L Jordan of Topeka is elected president of the Kansas Bakers Association at the closing session of the combined Kansas and Oklahoma Bakers Associations in Wichita. A G Heck elected president of the Oklahoma group. Jack Blair and Clem Ruskin named secretaries for Kansas and Oklahoma respectively. Newt Dilley retires as Kansas president. R D Clark delivers closing address. Next convention city to be decided later. Show funds aid school equipment.
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Tonka
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Ruskin
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Herrington
Kansas Organization
R. d. Clark
Newton
Salina Class B basketball scores and luncheon notice
A fragment hints at Salina Class B basketball results with Sacred Heart and Vilas scores. It also notes Major J R Cygon and Lieut H J Casey attending a luncheon in Kansas City for Kansas City area attendees who studied at West Point.
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Long Island
Sacred Heart
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H. J. Casey
Kansas City
West Point
To Be City Engineer at City Hall
Rumor says Walter R Schreiner, city bacteriologist and assistant city engineer, is chosen as city engineer to succeed W. Henderson who resigned. Official appointment expected before month end. if Schreiner is selected, a new city bacteriologist will need to be appointed.
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Culbertson Urged as China Minister by Kansas Senators
Kansas senators Curtis and Capper urged President Coolidge to appoint William S. Culbertson vice chairman of the tariff commission as minister to China. Other candidates mentioned included John Van A. Murray. The note references additional social and travel items, including visits and trips of several residents.
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Mar
William S. Culbertson
Tariff Commission
China
Coolidge
Curtis and Capper
Kansas
John van A. Murray
Kellogg
First to XK: Kansas City Kans High Wins SectionalOpener
In a loosely played Lawrence sectional game at Memorial high gymnasium, Kansas City Kansas high school defeated Oakland high school Topeka 47 to 17. The KC team led 48 to 1 after the first quarter and 23 to 13 at halftime, then pulled away to stay ahead the rest of the contest.
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MISS CONNOR'S RECITAL AT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Miss Frances M. Connor presented the third senior recital with Beethoven Sonata Opus 111, Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition, and Chopin Scherzo in E major plus Etude by Paganni Liszt. She was assisted by Martin Itl tendr and Prof. Walter Whitlock. audience included local patrons. Juliet Dowdy to give next recital with Elva McMullen. Ben Wilson returned from a Mexico California trip. John C Evans to visit Alton, Illinois.
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Carl. A. Preyer
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Strickland
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Juliet Dowdy
Carl A. Preyer
Fraser Chapel
Elva McMullen
Speaks on Education by Dean Schwegler at Quincy PTA
Dean H A Schwegler told the Quincy Parent Teachers Association yesterday that modern school methods compare well with past practices. He cited forty year old exam questions compared to today’s sixth graders, urging learning useful for life and everyday business. The program also featured songs by Lawrence Boggs and music by Miss Kate Caldwell.
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Jina
Quincy Parent Teachers'Association
Dean Schwegler
Lawrence Boggs
Kate Caldwell
Fishermen Blessing Ships Opens Newfoundland Season
Havre celebrates St. Peter with the archbishop of Rouen presiding. The town fills St. Etienne as sailors in Normandy attire sing hymns and await the blessing of the fleet. After prayers bands play Marseillaise and the 1925 season is declared open.
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Four Killed in Collision Near Carlinville Illinois
Four persons died in a head-on crash on the traction lines near Carlinville Illinois. A work car and a passenger car wrecked. The motorman and conductor from Springfield were reported dead. Two other victims were passengers. Passengers were hurled from their seats, with several seriously injured.
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Davis Siding
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Till
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Birthplace of Prince Kuhio to be restored and opened
Honolulu reports the birthplace of Prince Kuhio Kalaniomākiu is to be restored to its 50 year old condition and made a weekend and vacation spot for members of the Order of Kamehameha. United States Marshal Oscar Cox said rehabilitation aims for the June 1926 annual meeting with native feasts and a reactivated royal site.
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Worden Choir Meets for Evening of Music and Games
Worden group gathered at the parsonage Tuesday evening March 110 for music and games. The choir outlined a contest and plans to keep workers engaged. Refreshments of shamrock ice cream and cake were served. Next practice will be at Henry Rappard's home Thursday. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heim, Mrs. Henry Pippert, Nellie Leaf, Dorothy Breitheupt, Blanch Shelly, Irvin Fleer, Harold Rappard, Elmer Rappard, Alton Pippert, Ernest Pohl, Mrs. Chester Gibson, Mrs. Rose Wineinger, Mrs. C. F. Weidenland, Charlotte, and Billy. Glen Schwartz, Oscar Heinen, and Will Warner hauled produce to Baldwin. Several others were noted in visits and travels around Baldwin, Overbrook, Ottawa, and Lawrence, with a musical program by the Baldwin Musical Moors at High Prairie church and various local visits and errands.
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Henry Rappard
Fred Heim
Henry Pippert
Nellie Leaf
Dorothy Breitheupt
Blanch
Shelly
Irvin Fleer
Harold Rappard
Elmer Rappard
Alton Pippert
Ernnest Pohl
Chester Gibson
Rose Wineinger
C. F. Weidenland
Charlotte and
Billy
Glen Schwartz
Oscar Heinen
Will Warner
Baldwin
Frank Lutz
Aurther
Fred
Vinland
W .Hitdee
Leo Siamens
Siamonk
Wacker
Carl Kanenburey
Glen Flora
Theo. Elm
Central
Walter Oehrle
Overbrook
Guy Deskins
Ottawa
G. W
Will Rappard
Carl, Kinenburg
Siamons Brothers
Jose Heffner
Charlie Schwartz
Johnnie Lyons
Siamons
Albert Ds
Markley
Milton Kring
Clyde
Wade Kring
Crawford
PT Aerwer Eles Ap
Lawrence Natives Visit and Birth Announced
Lawrence residents gather at the Joe Wagner home for weekend visits. A baby girl born March 12 at the Wagner and Hunsinger households draws attention as friends and family, including Pardee, Breckenridge, Cooper, and Arnett, extend greetings and attend local sales and the Woodlawn Minstrels event on March 19 and 20.
Karnak credited by captain as stomach aid and health booster
Captain George W. Fritz Sr, a veteran railroad man from Wichita, Kansas, reports chronic stomach trouble and indigestion eased after taking Karnak. He says he now eats hearty, gains weight, and feels much better, praising Karnak as a great medicine. Karnak sold in Lawrence by The Round Corner Drug Co and in Linwood by H E Van Nay M D, with broader availability.
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Fritz
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Co
Linwood
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