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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
3
Ladies Auxiliary meeting and local society notes
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans will meet Monday after noon at 3 o'clock at the Grand Army hall. The L D Embroidery Club was hosted by Mrs Arthur Haglund. Officers elected include President Maggie Glaghn Vice President Mable Miller Treasurer Esther Brooks Secretary Ivy Wilson and Press Correspondent Thynettie Lamb. Guests included Mrs Ed Penchard and Mrs Wallace Harris. Flowers will be sent to ill members including Mrs Chas Kennedy Mrs Chas Ziesenis and Mrs Tillie Smith. Several members plan travel or visits to Kansas City Toronto and Topeka. Additional items list numerous social visits, travels to Kansas City, Topeka, Abilene and Ottawa, with lectures and district meetings noted. Floral orders and luncheon details are included along with community notices and a reminder about a Metropolitan Insurance Company meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Embroidery Club
Arthur Haglund
L. D.embroidery Club
Maggie Glaghn
Mable Miller
Esther Brooks
Ivy Wilson
Thynettie Lamb
Ed Penchard
Wallace Harris
Chas, Kennedy
Chas. Ziesenis
Tillie Smith
Flora Hughs
Kansas City
Will Hutt
Cathryne
Rachel Hutt
Fulith
Potter
Altice Tecktin
Bony Bishop
Kenneth ‘Rossman
St. Louis
Jay “Katmore
Beth Kanaga
Charlotte Morrison
John Sturgeon
John” L. Kilworth
Texas
Mexico & Orient
Elmer
Unitarian Church
A.K. Rader
R. -R. Rader
Howard, Kan
J. L. Rader
Chas,Decker
G. R. Millce
Marion Decker
San Antonio
J.H. Cakerive
Abilene
Pierce
Davis
Miss Haight
Walter Johns
D. Fliener
Topeka
E. G
T. Gallagher
H.C. Thuran
Chas. Sechrist
Henry Klinow
C. W. McFarland
May Newson
James Carrier
Garnett
Lindsey Baker
Mable Wilkes
Misa Caldwell
Harriet Greisinger
Maud Maffet
Jessie Roberts
Fort Sil
Okla
Lora McCartney
Hom
Helen Galloway
Hazel Wilson
Gertrude Day
Marjory
Keller
W. H.lynn
Mazel Lynn
Park Street
Kanas City
H. B. Kibler
Trving Bratton
Mr. Bratton
G. Lauder
Harriet Bagley
Grace Walling
Want to Donate Ground for School Garden Army Plots
The Lawrence division of the School Garden Army seeks vacant lots or backyards not used this spring. Prof. M A Read of Central School requests owners phone him with plot size and location next week. Many plots are filled, but more space is needed for garden soldiers to maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Garden Army
Lawrence Division
M. A. Read
Central School
Sujtation
Central Committee
Report on a cipher error hits university pledges
A city desk error due to a missing cipher on the reporter's typewriter caused miscrediting of KR Yeo and inflated claims about KU pledges in war activity funds. The piece notes KU contributed far more than its share, with overall totals around ten thousand dollars, while Rankin's Drug Store promotes fine hair brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
KR. Yeo
Havot
K.U
Rankin's Drug Store
Kansans Committee Names Adjutant General for Welcome
Gov. Henry J ay announced the Kansans committee to receive returning soldiers of the 85th division and other units in New York. Adjutant General Chas. Martin, Miss Helen Ostertag of Atchison, and Mrs. Gera G. Lewis of Ki nsley named to help. Cities urged to prepare ceremonies. monster statewide celebration planned after Camp Funston arrival in early May. Lt. Samuel Nelson, on leave in Lawrence, has returned to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Martin
United States
Topeka
Henry Jay
Othe
Kich
Kansas
Lk Division
New York
Chas. Martin
Helen Ostertag
Atchison
Gera G. Lewis
Kinsley
Allen
Flans
Camp Funston
Southern roads earn more of deficit in east railways
Washington report from March 22 states the Bureau of Railway Economies, a private institute, analyzed Interstate Commerce Commission reports on railway earnings to show that of the $214,000,000 government deficit for the year, $150,000,000 or 70 percent, was in eastern territory. western roads showed a smaller share.
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Eastern Railways
Washington
Bureau of Railway Economies
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Western
National educators think on education and morale
Dr A B E Winship of New England Journal of Education spoke to city teachers, urging high standards and public morale for education. He warned against undervaluing teachers, noted funding gaps for salaries and schoolhouses, and urged action to prove education is the nation’s priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B E. Winship
New England Journal of Education
Russia
Hill
Railroads Earn Surplus Above Standard Returns
The analysis shows a deficit of 72 million dollars with southern roads posting a surplus of 8.5 million above guaranteed rental. Railroads earning above standard returns include Union Pacific at 1.916 million and Santa Fe at 31.0 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Roads
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Five Hundred Soldiers Registered Discharges In Douglas County
Douglas county register of deeds Miss Estelle Northrup reports that over five hundred soldiers and sailors already registered their discharge papers locally before a new Topeka order. True copies can be requested at no charge from the adjutant general in Topeka, but processing may take time and county offices cannot charge for copies. Northrup considered certifying papers directly to Topeka to save veterans effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Register of Deeds
Douglas County
Estelle Northrup
Douglas County Register of Deeds
Adjutant General
Topeka
Miss Northrup
Home vegetable gardens urged to ease wartime shortages
Citizens and urban residents were urged to plant and tend home gardens to help feed destitute people and offset high living costs. Officials say victory food depends on gardens on farms, back yards, vacant lots, and idle lands near industry as the cost of living remains high.
New York School Notes and Local Moves
Roy Laster returns to Camp Funston after a weekend with his parents west of town. Charlotte and Isabell Joak plan to move to the country. T P C s meet at Addie and Emily Lescher’s home Monday at 4 10. Dorothy Logan of Fifth B will live on Ohio Street in the 800 block. Flowers are sent by Fourth Fifth and Sixth grades to Miss Eggleston. Theodore Jennings returns after several days absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Laster
Camp Funston
A. Laster
Charlotte
Isabell Joak
Addie
Emily Lescher
Dorothy Logan
Ohio Street
Miss . Eggleston
Theodore Jennings
Absences and tests mark midweek school notes
Theodore Jennings returned to Schol Tuesday after several days absent. Sixth E and Fifth A had an arithmetic test. Clarence Kelly of Fifth Avon went to Eudora Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schol
Theodore Jennings
Avon
Clarence Kelly
Eudora
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