Engagement Announced for Violet Kilgore and George Woodward
Violet Kilgore of Wichita and Lieut George Woodward of Camp Doniphan announce their engagement. Kilgore taught home economics at Stanton County High School after graduating from the university. Woodward, son of Mr and Mrs J R Woodward of Lawrence, attended K U and earned a commission at Fort Riley after serving on the Mexican border. The wedding is planned next week at the bride’s home in Wichita, date to be set due to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seldon H. Kilgore
Wichita
Violet
George Woodward
Headquarters Co
139Th Infantry
Camp Doniphan
Kilgore
Tl University
Chi Omega Sorority
Stanton County
Woodward
J. R. Woodward
Lawrence
K. U
Sigma.Chi
National Guards
Fort Riley
Presbyterian delegates invited to city auto ride
The Woman's and Young People's Missionary Society will entertain delegates with an auto ride over the city tomorrow afternoon at 4:80. Hosts call Mrs. W. O'Bryan to offer cars as more are needed. Fern Saile of Greeley, California, arrived to visit her cousin Mrs. B. M. Borde in Lawrence and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Winslet
Woman's and Young People’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. O’bryan
Fern Saile
Greeley
California
B. M. Borde
Lawrence
Lawrence Social Roundup Heads West to Washington and Wichita
Lawrence residents make short trips and visits across Kansas and nearby states. Miss Mamie Gorsuch heads to Washington D C for government service while others travel to Wichita Lecompton Topeka Linwood and Kansas City for holidays visits business or familial duties. Various locals including Mrs Harrison Deal Rev A J Ross and families are listed across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keeler
Emporis
Mamie
Gorsuch
Washington, D. C
Madeline Snyder
Wichita
Ernest Creassie
Lawrence
Thilddelphia
Sarah Greenfield
Topeka
Myrtle,Greenfield
W. Swisher
Lecompton
M. B. Henderson
Tupper
Joseph Farrell
Wees
H.C. Filis
Lucy Ed
Lis
Linwood
Congregational Church
Lara Everest
Kansas City
Bert Demme
Kingman
Akansas
St. Francis Hospital
H. T. Lander
Kansan City
J. P. Holland
Missouri Street
A. J. Ross
F. R. Benedict
Salina
Charles Leslie
St. Johns
Kans
Cora Moerschell
Lowa
Banquet for seniors and teachers at high school
Twenty five years ago, March 27 1893, a delightful banquet was given Saturday by middle grade to the seniors and teachers at the high school. Charles H. Loor managed the entertainment with about two hundred guests. Typhoid sick at home named Topping and Brooks improving after health trip in Hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Loor
Ard Topping
Jank Brooks
Four Great Dane Puppies Featured in Local Exhibition
Mr H C Lowe plans to send a line of famous hounds while HW Hayne displays a favorite worker spaniel Nina who will perform at a seaside event. The piece mentions TC Rass once an instructor aged four years at a local school, with references to notable figures and a Mentor Poprka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Lowe
Hayne
Nina
Cuny
Rass
Poprka
Message to General Haig Sparks Historic War Debate
Dispatch from wartime era reflects a controversial claim about a presidential hypothetical and a message to General Haig. The excerpt discusses nerve and judgment during a tense Allied stand against a large German offensive, highlighting public sentiment on leadership decisions.
Please Forgive Us for Not Sending Faster Aid to Haig
A World War I era letter from John C. C. Evans pleads with Mr Haig to hold the line against German forces. He apologizes for delays in training and deploying troops and asks forgiveness for past political inaction. He urges immediate aid from Britain and France to defend Europe and Washington.
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Avou
Juby
England
France
Europe
Gerais
Draiwo
Var. Weal
Roosevelt
Congress
Baker
Mr. Haig
Hindenburg
Washington, D. C
John CC. Evans
There Is No Halfway House Between Victory and Defeat
A concise quotation from Lloyd George praises decisive victory and the reward of noble deeds. It emphasizes that success has clear bounds and no intermediate state between triumph and loss. The line reinforces resolve and immediate consequence of actions.
Save a slice a day keep hunger at bay bread wisdom
A fragment urges frugal eating with a motto to save a slice daily and bake bread from crusts to conserve food. It echoes a thrift mindset and daily nourishment guidance, suggesting practical tips for extending scarce staples.
Plenty of Experience Hokus in Diplomatic Service
The dialogue notes the subject’s extensive background. He is described as eminently fit for diplomatic service due to prior work as a stage manager for an amateur dramatic club, highlighting practical experience over formal credentials.
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Hokus
Dhokus
Saved From Many Worries
A reflective note on mental strain from overstimulation and a deaf and dumb individual whose fate was not bright, suggesting burdens and weariness that affect the mind. The piece implications tie exchange and perception to mind fatigue.
Reporters Have Limitations on Weddings and Deaths
The society note hints reporters should not cover weddings and advises calling police for deaths. It humorously contrasts police reporters with society reporters for different events.
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Varsity Theatre
William Fox
Annette Kellerman
Phope
J.C. Sproull
J.B
McCulloch’s
Fischer
Ohr
Mr. Fester
National School OF Orthopraxy
Otto Fischer
Anderson’s. Ginghams
Sonn Hester & Roberts
Ladies of Christian Church
J. L. Stockwell
Tennessee Street
Red Cross
Miss Greenfield
Myrtle Greenfield
Little Rock
Ark
Red Cross Society
Emily Berger
Esther Wilson
Esther Swenson
Marie Benson
Hazel Allen
Helen Jones
Sarah Laird
Gertrude Hazen
Katherine Duffield
Ralph Rader
Plumb
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Charlotte Carnie
C. W. Hodgson
Downs
Margaret
Kappa Alpha Theta House
Lawrence Circle No
G. A.R
Post Hall
Liberty Loan
Circle
Sweet Family
Vets Glee Club
Uralgia
Bowerlock
Rex
Ednak
Barnes
Mesdames Macoubrie
Rhinehart
Mr. Miler
Victoria Roberts
Mrs. Becker
Endacott
Geo
Bruno of
Eudora
Charles Elwell
Prem
Denver
T. Field
James Onnelly
Operal- Wispers
Hag
United States
Haig
Forget
Mrs.wilson
Ine van. Combrugee
HZ van Combbugge
Blouse Shop
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
QO. P. Barber & Son
Atchison Globe
Dan Druff
Barber & Son
Supreme Cafe
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