Birthday notices and club events fill Lawrence pages
Mr and Mrs W H Weeks host a family dinner for P H Weeks eighty second birthday. Civic and church groups announce programs, meetings and socials including the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at First Methodist, the Centenary Methodist group, and various club gatherings, picnics, and receptions through May and June.
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W.H
Weeks
P. “H. Weeks
Py -H. Weeks
Theodore ‘Weeks
W. H. Weeks
Society of the First Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Centenary Methodist Church
Japan
Fisher
Edward Hislop
C. W. McFarland
California
E._Bobinette
Methodist Church
V. K. Bruner
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Edwin Price
J. S. Daniels
Rosemary Ketcham
Local travel notes and visits across Kansas and nearby states
A string of brief items details residents and visitors traveling to cities like Kansas City Topeka Independence Ottawa Erie Kaw Okla and Phoenix Ariz for business family visits and personal reasons. Names include George O roster Chambers McKone Kepler Bromélsick Ford Coola Albach Mattoon Harford and Edith Ray among others. The notes mention trips occurring this morning or yesterday with relatives visiting in Kansas City and nearby areas.
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Henry Albach
Karsag City
Robert
Albach
Aldav
Kansas City
H. JF. Mattoon
Senir
Santis “Neb
J. B. Fugate
Harford
Kaw. Okla
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Mrs Henry J Cole 91 died at home 928 Vermont St after 56 years in Lawrence. Survived by four daughters including McClure of Denver and Best of Colorado Springs. Funeral tomorrow at 3 from the home with Rev Ray Busden. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. L M LaDuke of Eskridge Kansas also reported dead with wife and nine children. Jim Smith 26 died at mother’s home 1124 Connecticut St. funeral announcements pending. Aqua Velva ad note.
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Ray Bus' den
Oak Hil Cemetery
Jim Smith
James Smith
Tijlie
Smith
Connecticut Street
Decline of ancient church views sparks educational reform quotes
The passage cites professor Blackmar urging cautious, law backed protection of children from harmful occupations while preserving the value of work. It argues against dogmatic authority in teaching, advocating a method that arouses the child’s mental powers and directs him toward wholesome character and life.
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Blackmar
Diamond Dyes Adopts Simple Directions For All Users
A vintage ad promotes Diamond Dyes at 15 cents per package with a simple direction for any woman to dye faded fabrics. It claims the dye works on old or worn items and even first-time dyers can choose any color at the drugstore.
England Tour Highlights Ruhr Poverty and Ruhr Dispute
A speaker recalls a June Europe trip with a special party examining the Ruhr crisis and poverty across classes. He notes English views on France’s aim to Balkanize Germany, claims France seeks to deter Germany from border crossing, and cites a businessman’s similar response. Local ads: Western Electric washers at Kennedy Plumbing, Parker Duofold pens, and Rankin’s Drug Store. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers visited Kansas City.
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Europe
England
Ruhr
France
Germany
Ideal Clothing closes for sale prep day
The Ideal Clothing store will be closed today as preparations are underway for one of its largest special sales. Sam Galitzky, owner, is part of the Independent Stores company, which operates multiple shops and focuses on bankrupt stocks. The group recently made a purchase.
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Ming Dias
North Third” Street
P. B. Hildebran
Lizette Sheldon
Hal Harris
Little
Barbara Rae Chase
Forest
Dias
Miller
Watt
Hget
Ideal Clothing
Sam Galitzky
Independent Stores Company, An
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E M Sickel Successor at 718 Mass Phone 527
An advertisement notes E. M. Sickel as successor with contact at 718 Massachusetts Avenue and phone number 527. The brief listing emphasizes the business location and dialing details for service inquiries.
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E. M. Sickel
Mass
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C. A. Hunter
Ethel Pedcock
Ida Sisco
Douglas County
G Hunter
East Eleventh Street
Raymond Cary
Violet Nadine
Lawrence
J. Eriksen
Kerulf and
Ahlers
New York
Providence
Rhode Island
Poland
Russia
Wallace Harris
Harry Ingalls
J. A. Bogue
Harry Houk
Lesroy’ McLean
Gilbert Smith
Harry Holuk
Rebekah Lodge
Tleak
C.F. Hall
Rebekahs
the Women of Relief
Gorps
G. A. BR. Hall
Al's
Social Service’ League
H. B. Asher
C. 5S. Finch
F. C. Whipple
Pete Heard
A. Henley
T. Hus Kennedy
J. H. Mitchell
Irving Hill
George L. Kreeck
A. Edwards
S. H. ' McCurdy
N. D. Goehring
Weill
Guild of Trinity Church
Legi
Bell's
John_Jr
C. C. Stewart
Merc Barteldes
van, Bruner
Lawrence Council of
Camp Fire Girls
A.T. Walker
Ruth Adair
G W. Hazard
Laura Adair
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
People’s. ‘State
Presbyterian Church
Louisiana ‘Street
A. W. 0. Bryan
Woman's League of the Methodist Church
Country Club
Mra. H. A. Jetmore
Lydia‘ Auphin
J. M., Boyd
William Kelly
B. H.kendall
Jeanette Lyon
George K. Mackie
L.H. Menger
Cora-Moersheil
C. GC. Winsler
Joseph Dick
W. R. Garvill
Benson
Brinsmaid
Topeka
H. ©. Brinkman
Florence Sherbon
Cecil ‘Howard
Lee N. Harris
Mound Guy
Monita Caldwell
Fraser Hall
Doris Groves
Helen Marcell
Caldwell
Edith Frye
Juliet Dowdy
Irene Ewing
Edna Browne
George
Imade
Kansas’ City
L. M. LaDike
L. M. LaDuke
Eskridge, Kansas
Rankin’s Drug Store
Coloms
the College Jeweler
de. Mendenhall
Prenchyce
Mendenhall
Dr. Mendenhall
Bismark
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Parker
Rankin's Drug Store
Ray Rogers
Ideal
Broffier
Bobby Newton
Oliver
Twist
Flapper
Pitt
Chevy Chase Middy
ART Furniture Co
Bullene
WOORK
Eanna Ee Ek Oe
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