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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Toast Sund dinner and an order for ice cream from Wiede manno's with a phone number 182. Names include Mrs Maude Raulie Mrs W itlia and Mrs R R Rader along with Dean Blackmar and Dean Blackmar visiting Topeka on business.
The Christian church holds an evening music program with choir solos and anthems including The King of Love My Shepherd Is and Draw Nigh to Me. Pi Upsilon fraternity hosted its annual Dublin at the Country Club with a four course dinner, Haley's Orchestra, and green and gold decor.
The Delta chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon is active at the Honor Institute, promoting music fraternity events and scholastic activities. Members participate in concerts, auditions, and community programs, showcasing chapter leadership and community outreach efforts.
Chub The Camera Club will hold its next meeting Monday evening at 745 Alabama Street. The topic is Freak Photography. Members are asked to bring their freak photographs and participate in the workshop as organized by H. T. WKibler.
George Miller, noted first class musician with the Sousa band, is released from military service and resumes his position with the J. H. Bell Music Company after completing overseas duty.
The centennial anniversary honors William Palmer Southworth born today. A pioneer banker and merchant in Cleveland, he helped shape local finance and commerce through his early ventures and community leadership.
A Worcester related slip will be prepared today at Groton Connecticut as part of a war time effort observance. The item, tied to Massachusetts city memorabilia, reflects civic participation and homefront morale.
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