Donors to Community Service Fund Listed
A Community House report from executive offices lists ten donors for the fund. Names include Angrey J Ashton H Becker AJ Boynton AHubb H Clark AW J Montgomery R Rahskop in Wiedemann.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
8
A Community House report from executive offices lists ten donors for the fund. Names include Angrey J Ashton H Becker AJ Boynton AHubb H Clark AW J Montgomery R Rahskop in Wiedemann.
A man died Monday afternoon at his home after services at the First Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Ss. Klyne. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. He is survived by his mother Miss Josephine Ecke and two sisters Mrs. J H Rutherford of and Mrs. Guy Mitchell of no one brother George Ecke of Tawrerice.
This morning two men appeared on vagrancy charges at the city court. One was assessed a fine of five dollars by Police Judge G. Stes for lingering at a boarding place. The other case details were unclear in the fragment.
Water service may be shut in various areas over the next few days due to a disturbance. Consumers should plan for potential disconnection and monitor further notices from the water department.
Readings note Rudolph Valentine and Glori Swanson in Beyond the Rocks at the Varsity Theatre next Monday and Tuesday with scenes filmed near Carmona Spain. The Sheiks Wife screens now with lavish interiors and cavalry scenes. Also listed are local society notices and a sanitary sewer bid call in Lawrence Kansas.
Dr Wilson Porter Shortridge of the University of Louisville told the Mississippi Valley Historical Association that Kentucky’s entry with the seceding states would have meant dissolution of the Union. He traced Kentucky’s path from armed neutrality to participation in the Civil War and noted the state’s ties to both slave and free states influenced its fate.
American Army of Occupation troops in Coblenz Germany craft bass drums for the Salvation Army as tokens of thanks for services on the Rhine. The first drum shipped reaches its destination in India per Commissioner Sukh Singh who oversees the Tata Silk Farm.
The native Hindu congregation at the Tata heard a special mass meeting with hundreds present. A soldier made drum bore a silver plate inscribed from the soldiers of the American Army of Occupation on the Rhine to the Salvation Army soldiers. Additional drums with the same inscription are en route to China Kenya Central Africa South Africa and the Dutch East Indies. The Unitarian Laymen's League planned two services tomorrow to discuss religious issues. Ady Elks Ball at F A U hall with Shefstall's orchestra Monday night. Ellis Charity Ball RF A U hall Monday night. public invited.
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