Pretty spring party at Mrs Clevenger's country home
R H L club hosted a daytime luncheon for about fifty members and guests with ink flower centerpieces and pink ribbon favors. Out of town guests included Mrs W C Allen Mrs J F McNaughton from Tonganoxie and Mrs S Phenicie and Mrs S Langham from Kansas City. Olive Isabelle Vernon King married Charles Q Eberwein at Rev N D Goehring's home then left for a Ozarks trip. Bert Walter hosted a card party with five hundred. prizes went to Mrs Jane Fitzpatrick and Miss Lula Fritz. A three course luncheon and songs followed by dancing. Forty guests attended. Group one Methodist Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 4 oclock with Mrs C E Orelup. Edith Ray resigns Weaver's department head and will move to Kansas City. Mabel Glendenning arrives in Lawrence for summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clevenger
R. LH
W. C. Allen
J. F. McNaughton
Tonganoxte
S. Phenicie
S. Langham
Kansas’ City
Vernon King
Olive Isabelle
Charles Q. Eberwein
N. D. Goehring
Eberwein
Ozarks
Fred Eberwein
Lawrence
Bert Walter
Jane Fitzpatrick
Lula Fritz
Charles Wells
Edith Ray
Weaver’s
Kansas City
Mabel Glendenning
Fraternal Aid Union
Personal notes and visits headlined in Lawrence column
Local society notes list Miss Leona Reed returning to Ottawa after a visit with Mrs B M Yount, and numerous brief upriver visits. Names include Mrs CG Brown of Shelbyville Ky visiting her brother E F Bennett, Miss True Wier to Kansas, Eva Lee from the University returning to Yates Center, and others visiting Kansas City, Coffeyville, Ottawa and Lawrence for brief stays, teaching, or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Reed
B. M. Yount
Ottawa
CG. C. Brown
Shelbyville
E. F. Bennett
True Wier
Kansas Ie
Iss Eva Lee
Yates Center
William Engelhart
Kansas City
John G. Stutz
State Municipal Reference Bureau
Chanute
Kiwanis
City Commission
Kiwanis Club
Harriet’ F Mertz
Charles F. Mertz
Sigma Nu
Sedan
Kans
F. D. Scanlan
J. W. Norwood
Lecompton
J. W. Ly
la Junta
Galo
Lawrence
Fane
Vawter
Aubrey Neal
Coffeyville
Mildred Green
M. F. Hand
Topeka
Miriam
Eleanor
Helen
F.J. Boyle
Mary Leona Isaacs
Linwood
Henry “Asher
H. A. Heath
John Robinson
Burlington
Frank Banks
Lawrence Shriners
Leavenworth
Abdallah Shrine
Charles Pace
Longmont
Colo
Geo. McCarty
Grace Ulrich
Wichita
Willsarrive
Ittie Ulrich
Mare Clough
Tingley
Iowa
Viola ‘Clough
Kentucky Street
Health tips and a home learning game for children
A discussion in the Manns dining room centers on teaching healthy habits to children through a simple memorization game used by the American Child Health Association. The method uses short rhymes to help kids learn the ABCs and health practices, with sample couplets promoting fresh air bathing and ample water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Child Health Association
Recital Appeal Promotes Miss Abrams Lawrence Girl
Editor invites public to attend Miss Beatrice Abrams recital at Bowersock next Monday evening. Abrams, a Lawrence native and University of Kansas graduate, has a fine voice and character. The piece argues tickets will support her New York studies and urges broad attendance, noting her work with clubs and societies and Chaplain Evan A Edwards endorsing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Beatrice: Abrams
Bowersock
Miss Abrams
Evan A. Edwards
Trinity Church
Colored Voters Push Neutral Stance on School Site Action
The Colored Voters of North Lawrence state they oppose involvement in school site disputes and back the board’s Seventh and Elm location. A road survey will examine the Willow Springs to Wakarusa area, requested by residents. Charles O Eberwein and Olive King of Lawrence obtained a marriage license. University concert course plans for next year include eight concerts and two symphony programs, with possible high profile guests and adjusted ticket pricing to restore previous levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
North Lawrence
Seventh and Elm
Dean Swarthout
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lare Harold Bauer
America
Salvi
Francis MacMillen
Louis
Graveure
Wanda
Landowska
Harpischord
Lawrence
Injury list grows in Kansas industrial accidents report
Topeka Kansas May 21 personal injury accidents occurred in Kansas industries during April at the rate of 32 for every working day. Of the total 929 accidents 10 were fatal. The April list exceeded the monthly average since January 1 with 23 fatal and 2 963 non fatal in four months. Steam railroads led with three fatal and 160 nonfatal, oil and natural gas 139 nonfatal, one fatal in smelting and refining, meat products 101 non fatal one fatal, construction 964 and one fatal, coal mining 57 and one fatal, foundries and machine shops 39 and one fatal, cement and asphalt plants 28 and one fatal, water light and power utilities 25 and one fatal, flour and feed mills 25 planing mills 12 salt industry and motor vehicle repair shops 11 each, miscellaneous 104. Forty seven of April accidents required amputation. No time lost accidents 1 054 not included.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Industrial Court
Sigma Xi to Meet At 4 30 P M Thursday
Iota Chapter of Sigma Xi holds its May regular meeting at 4 30 p m in the chemistry lecture room. Prof F B Davis of the University of Kansas chemistry department will speak on Historical Development of Chemistry as shown by its symbols. The meeting is open to the public and members should attend as important business follows. County Treasurer Huddleston offers second half tax payments by mail to simplify filing. receipts for the first half tax can be mailed for processing and return/second half receipts will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota
Society of the Sigma. Xi
F. B.davis
Department of Chemistry
University of Kansas
Huddleston
Show Too Well Walter J Clark Arrested in Lawrence
Walter J Clark, representative of 4 Show, was arrested yesterday for tearing down posters on town poles in Lawrence. He was released on a $10 bond and must appear for trial Saturday morning in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Clark
Lawrence
Harley Etter Held After Murder Fire Inquiry Near Independence
Coffeyville Kansas May 21 sheriff Troutman retrieved a rug with possible blood stains from the Harley Etter farm home scene north west of Independence. A neighbor report places Etter driving to a creek where an empty tank was found. In Independence the coroner’s inquiry into the murder of Harley Etter’s wife and infant was postponed, as the Etter brothers were released. Parents Sam Etter and Gordon Coleman grieved in court as marriage records note Harley 20 and wife 16 wed March 15 1922 with parental consent.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Troutman
Harley Etter
Independence
Etter
Harley J. Etter
Marcilliah. Etter
Ted
B. W. Berg
J. L. Jukes
Sam Etter
Gordon Coleman
Montgomery
Commons Change Hours For Summer Session Menus
The University commons will adjust meal hours starting June 11 per director Mrs. Bessie McGlaughry. During the first six weeks of the summer session the commons will serve two meals daily and operate at the same hours as the regular semester. Breakfast runs 6 45 to 8 45 and lunch 11 30 to 1 05 with hours used during commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Commons
Bessie McGlaughry
the Commons
Gee
County board in session hear few complaints on assessments
The county commissioners board in session has had few complaints from residents about assessments. Today is set for Marion and PalmyraTownship residents and Baldwin city residents to file complaints. Wakarusa and Willow Springs township residents with complaints should appear tomorrow. Washington May 21 An account kept by former Farm Loan Board chair Lobdell in a local bank was used as a slush fund at times, Senator Howell charged in opposing confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County ’Commissioners
Washington
Charles E. Lobdell
Farm Loan Board
Howell
Senate
Trustees Seek Seats In Eudora Township Election
Seek. Office of Trustee Gus Gabriel and W W Gersten berger both of Hudora filed their declaration of intention to run for trustees on the Republican ticket with the county treasurer Rummage sale all day Saturday May 24 at 722 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Gabriel
W. W. Gerstenberger
Hudora
Eudora Township
Senior Recital by Fraser Hall tenor Gatewood in Fraser Hall
Fraser Hall oe ERE en Alexander FE Gatewood tenor will give his senior recital tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in Fraser Ball. He is a pupil of Prof. W. B. Downing and will be assisted by Miss Doris Reta Novel, pianist, and Miss Edna Hammett, accompanist. The program features Handel arias, Schumann songs, Dvorak and Dett numbers, Puccini arias, and Coleridge Taylor pieces among others with orchestral and piano accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander FE
Gatewood
Fraser Ball
W. B. Downing
Doris Reta Novel
Edna Hammett
Handel
Mr. Gatewood
Wennich
Wessten
Sehumann
Dupare
S. Coleridge Taylor
Julia
R. Nathanial Dett
Anton
Dvorak
Moses
H. T.’ Burleigh
Che
Coleridge Taylor
Mrs Imo Remus Arrested on Prohibition Conspiracy Charge
Cincinnati May 21 Mrs Imo Remus wife of George E Remus once called king of the bootleggers is jailed for two years in Atlanta federal prison for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act Edward Menninger a Cincinnati salesman is among the conspirators another man sought by federal officers Indictment returned in St Louis charged removal of 891 barrels containing 30000 gallons of whiskey from the Jack Daniel distillery warehouse as part of the alleged plot by Remus and associates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Imogene Remus
George E. Remus
King
Federal
Atlanta
Edward Menninger
Emma
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Methodist Ladies Aid
C. E. Orelup
Maine Street
Seventh Avenue
New York
Wakarusa
Willow Springs
Graeber Brothers
Charles O. Eberwein
Olive King of
Palmer Tire & Battery Co
Sigma XI
F. B. Davis
Klein
Mass
St. We
Fraser Hall
Geo. E. Remus
L. M
Lee Flory
Flory Bros
Mrs
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Peerless Garage
W. E. Kennard
Devos
F. W
Jaedicke Lawrence
Kaneas
DEVOE
Masa
C. W. Smith
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