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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1926

Page

6

Lodge Meeting Set With Music And Seating Plans

ALO. UW. lodge No. 7 will meet tomorrow evening at 8 in C. F. hall with special numbers during intermission. A three piece orchestra will provide music for dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelley of Number Six announce the birth of a daughter Mollie May at Memorial hospital on May 6. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Topping announce the birth of a son James Richard on May 8.

ALO. UW. Lodge No C. F. Hall Carl Kelley Memorial ’ Hospital Mollie May Charles Topping James Richard

Personal notices span San Francisco to Topeka

Mrs BE M Kennedy and Mrs Charlea Fowler visit Mrs J D Prentice in coming weeks. Miss Grace Hazard visited Topeka friends. Mrs Frank M Holliday heads to Wichita for the grand chapter of the O E S as personal representative of Jeanie Shirras. Louk brothers with Grant Louk for an appendicitis operation. Rankin travels to Kansas City. Mrs Will Anderson to Topeka to stay with her mother. Hyrie Snyder heads to St Louis and New York by auto. Freda Stuelpner days in Kansas City. J A Mitchell of Burlington visits son Giles Mitchell at the university. Prof U S Mitchell and family depart for Topeka. O T Davis goes to Kansas City for the day. Prof D M Mann and twenty-five students visit Kansas City to study children’s homes.

BE. M. Kennedy Charlea Fowler Margery San Francisco Cal Broad View Irvin Eberhardt Frank T. Louk Charles Louk Topeka Grant Louk R. C. Rankin Kansas City Will Anderson Heather St.Lonape New York Freda Stuelpner J. A. Mitchell Burlington Lawrence Giles C. Mitchell U. S& Mitchell O. T. Davis D. M. Mann Carl Rake Wayne Webber Nita Milliken Topeka J High School Gertrude Henry Esther Wilson Orville Baldwin Kansas University S. S.ebersole And Harvey Stone Robert Oldhar Watson G. P. Henry D. K. Henry Farm Bureau Big Springs Club An der New Rail Xamotorway Alifornia Fa Enchanted Empire Las Vegas New Mex Alloa Santa ‘Fé Tesuque Santa Cista San Juan Santo Domingo Rio Grande Valley Puye Oak

Mother's Day Echoes by Gerrit Snyder

A poetic tribute to motherhood, praising the central role of mothers in home and nation. It extols faith, hope, and love, urging married women to honor motherhood and shape moral ideals within the private circle of children.

Gerrit Snyder Grand Review

Local Social Roundup From Columbia Kansas City Visit

Abe Flory and Wesley toured Kansas City on Friday. Charlie Brohammer visited Ezra Churchburgh home for kafir corn Saturday. Families including Florys Shulers Brohammers Beeghleys and Daniels attended meals and a house cleaning session Friday and Saturday saw several calls and visits among neighbors.

Abe Flory Wesley Kansas City Charlie Brohammer Ezra Churchburgh Mabel Lilian Aida Elmer Flory Jake Shuler Ezra Shuler Lillian Alda Daniel Beeghley Richard Postma Eee Flory Maorame Avd Beeghley

Tuesday Radio Listings and County News

Compiled by Called Press details Tuesday May 11 radio stations with a city by city schedule and programs. It lists WEAF WA BALTIMORE WBAL WEEI WGN and other outlets alongside local notices about Sunday school work church events and community updates in Big Spring county with names like Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Ora Goff and Mrs. Oscar Webber.

Atlantic Xen Ohite Deane Fas Shion Fiaza Chalfonte-Haddon McKnight WBAL Baltimore Sandman E.ag Musgai Academy F. Bi Weaver WEEI Boston WEAF WGR Buffalo Statler WTAM Cleveland Warmack WGHP Detroit Skylark Tuller Orchestra WWJ Petroit WOX W3r Foo Staderograms WCX WMBF Miami Beach WEED Lansing WREO CNRA Moncton Sunbea Ochestra CKAC Montreal WOR Newark Gavad York United Press Baseball Kas the Twins Aolne vHety Loper Rasp Gorman iySz Dogham Bailyn Washington United Press U. S Scbool Charles Wilson Oragille Slaughter Miss Sherwood Topeka Kansas City Herbert Wymers and Mays Ora Goff William A. Wymer Carl Thom Nora’ Bertsehinger United Brethren Church Oscar Webber John Dreyers Ollie Olson Freddie Wilson Thelma Custard Aldenon Raymond Duncan Pauline Dreyer Truman Olson Wilda Dreyer Juanita Webber Ruby Mae Webber Cloyd Dre Is Veda Dyer Vesta Ba Bch John Dreyer August Hartman,Jr Hart Man August Hartman Améla Hartman Will Sweeker Mr. Sweeker

Community Notices of Visits and Daily Life

A jumble of social calls and visits dominates the page. Miss Alda Brohammer helps her grandmother, names like Mrs Wesley Flors and Mrs Mary Flory appear with several Sunday gatherings at various homes in Lawrence and Colyer. Local residents including Charlie Brohammer, Daniel Beeghley, and Robert Rose are repeatedly noted visiting or assisting at homes, with drivers hauling bricks and plans for a cistern. An unrelated note mentions Lenin and a statue analogy, plus an advertisement for an extension telephone upstairs at 75 cents per month with a call number.

Alda ‘Brohammer Wesley | Flors Everett Johnny Beeghley Elmer Churchbaugh Lloyd Hout Charlie Brohammer John Brohammer George Markley Mary Flory Will Posttha Bert Fogerty Frank Deay Mildred Edith Wesley Flory Daniel Beeghley David Kester Lawrence William Wingert Mabel Crist Peterson Owen Flora Virgil Shoemaker Arthur Flory Charlie Brahammee Robert Rose Will Postma Johnny Charlie “Brohammer Lillian Wil Art Campbell Abe Flory Campbell Simmons Hospital

Last Meeting of Year Brings McAllaster PTA review and plans

The McAllaster school Parents Teachers Association will hold its final meeting of the year on Friday at 3 0 oclock. Members are urged to attend as the year’s work will be reviewed and plans made for the 1928 term. The Riverside school closes with its sixtieth annual dinner and a program by old settlers recounting district history.

Parents-Teachers Association of McAllaster School Alce Prade Tis Riverside School Celia Watt Parnell Calvin Adams Theodore Griesa Anne Prentiss Lillie Gentry McCreath Riverside Annie Prentiss A. G. Alrich Griesa D. H. McCreath W. C. Stevens Minnie Bearman Emma Gauck Louise Decker Big. Springs

Local Folks Share News Across Clearfield Area

CLEARFIELD Mr and Mrs M Avitaman spent Monday with their son John Staffen and family also daughter Mrs Bob Zippo and family George Schehrer made a business trip to Kansas City Monday Tuesday morning George Meeder helped Ren Brecheisen on his new chicken house Monday Clarence Hansman hauled calves and hogs to Kansas City Mo Tuesday for 3 Breithaupt T C Dwyer visited his sister Mrs Prank Brown who was ill Monday morning Mrs Edd Milburn has been on the sick list but is better now Mr and Mrs Ted Thoren visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Gideon Breithaupts Mrs Arno Bryan and son called on Mrs Mabel Brecheisen Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Gideon Breithaupt spent Friday with sister Mrs Edd Westerhouse and Mr Westerhouse near Hesper Mr and Mrs Albert Moldenhou

M. ‘Avitaman John Staffen Bob Zippo George Schehrer Kansas City Mon George Meeder Ren’ Brecheisen Clarence Hansman Breithaupt T. C. Dwyer Prank Brown Edd Milburn Ted Thoren Gideon Edd Westerhouse Mr. Westerhouse Near Hesper Albert Moldenhou Er and Sons Henry Pooch Topeka Fred Pooch Alfreida Kenneburg Clearfield John Selzer A. Paseo Paseo Ima Selzer Carrie Selyer Mary Brecheisen Chloa Breithaupt Emma Deckwa Mission Band Ann, Miller Addie Brecheisen Sophia Selzer J. Hoffman Cuartnee Housman Milo Votan Lester Wayne Roy Breithaupt Ben Kramer Black Jack Gideon Breithaupt A . Schendel George Meeier David Henry Harry Dwyer Mabel Schendel Mabel Schendel, the Other Eve Mathers Hoffman Paul Selzer Rev Breithaupt Bernice Meeder Edith Mathia Wellsville Emma Mathia Anna Mitchell Denver Harold Eberhart Lawrence Henry Hausman Carl Mitchell Fathier Virginia Mae Raw Wall Martin Breithaupt Irene Harold Eberhard Martin Brapt Hermon Pooch John Orta Chaney Anna Brecheisen Nan

Community notices and family visits blend in Sunday gatherings

Local families hosted and visited in a busy Sunday schedule. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pooch of Topeka and Mrs. Alfreida Kenneburg of Clearfield with their granddaughter now living with Mr. and Mrs. A Paseo. W.M. S. met at the church and officers were elected. A number of neighbors and relatives attended dinners and outings across nearby towns.

Local notes from Clearfield and Wellsville area

A brief Michigan Style list records visits and errands: Miss Lena Brecheisen spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Minnig Reakert. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Scheindel and family shopped in Wellsville. Glenn Smith owns a new Ford car. a stay at the California Fruit Farm west of Clearfield is mentioned.

Sas California Clearfield Glenn Smith cLena’ Brecheisen Minnig Reakert Lewis Scheindel Wellsville

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