Tea Fund Tea at Unitarian Church Aids Haskell Students
The Unitarian Church Alliance hosts a Friday tea led by Mrs J C Gavill to raise money for streetcar fares for Haskell Institute students attending Memorial and Decoration day services. Local patriotic groups participate. meals and program events unfold with readings, songs, and a tea towel for the Social Service loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Alliance of
Unitaian Church
J. C. Gavill
Haskell
Wise
Tie
W. W.klub
Anna Anderson
Cora Eastman
M Anna Anderson
Social Service
Elizabeth Winey
Rolf
Kansas residents visit and travel notes from Coffeyville
A jumble of names and places shows residents visiting relatives and friends in Coffeyville and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs John L Will, Mrs J W Lakefellow Bonner Springs, L Stanton, Mrs 8 panto, TL We Shenderson, Nale Caldwell, J B Stubbs, W OH Stubbs, Winship, Mrs Fred Mortis DeSoto, S W Atkinson, Paul Dinsmoor, Victor Householder Jett, and Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendence
Coffeyside
Kans
John L. Will
Ollahoma City
Reed
For City
J. W. Lakefellow
Bonner Springs
Dougherty
Sibley
L. Stanton
Panto
Kansas City
TL. We Shenderson
Kk. Dow
Pysote
Misa Nale Caldwell
Kudara
Stubbs
W. OH. Stubbs
Winship
Fred “Mortis
DeSoto
Cemetery Notice Details Seek Interments
Fragmentary notice references a cemetery event dated May 28 and requests all who are interred to comply. The readable text is incomplete and presents unclear wording about observances and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe
Bicycle Boom Prompts Nationwide Club Recreations
The bicycle revival gains popularity with lighter cheaper bikes making a comeback. Clubs form nationwide and weekly rides resume on roads once shared with automobiles. The Fish Rubber Company of Chicopee Falls Massachusetts supports boys clubs by sending free instruction hooks banners and armbands to interested youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Rubber Company
Chicopee, Falls
Mass
Practice Hike By Hospital Corps Members
Hospital Corps members plan a practice hike overnight along the river. They will depart Monday afternoon in heavy traveling order from Prov Lawrence and camp at a spot upriver for the night. The event serves as an outing and drill for the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitals Corps
Uospi Corpa
Lawrence
Hospital Corps
Asr Ahance
Merchants and Farmers Push Water Election Effort
The Merchants and Farmers Association urges voters to stay for the water election on May 22. They discuss postponing university staff travels and continuing road dragger work until early May to fund repairs on Warren Street. The group plans letters to university personnel and postoffice clerks while arranging entertainment for visitors in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Farmers Association
Morehits
T. J. Sweeney
Lawrence
Stee Vhey
University Uests
C. Perkins
Chains Renee
Nana
Warren Street
Fie State
Sopm
Skin Peeler Fashion Sparks Society Debate
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses skin peels and cosmetic wax treatments as a new hygienic method. It mentions artificial complexions and whitening trends, claiming wax removal reveals natural skin while promising youthful appearance, with references to practitioners and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Representative seeks transfer for Fox Starr-Hunt case
State Department representations to Britain warn on Fox Starr-Hunt an American held in Singapore. Slayden of Texas reports the American has been held for months without hearing. Transfer to London is being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Wax
Fox Starr-Hunt
New York
San Antonio
Texas
Sinpore
Slayden
Hig
London
Progressives Demand Theodore Roosevelt at Kansas Convention
Henry Allen of Wichita opens the Progressive state convention in Topeka amid calls for Theodore Roosevelt as the Republican national figure to lead Chicago talks. Delegates vote to double representation to the national convention and confirm Curt W. Taylor as permanent chairman while planning to press Roosevelt’s cause and outline a strong program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Theodore
Roosevelt
Henry Allen
Wichita
al. Allen
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Curt W. Taylor
Mittclinson
Willian Allen White
Eaparia
Ma. Taylor Weld
Paylot
Wwans
Uabbet
Fredo
Warricher
Tifteen Oul
Merchant
Ervelon
Stony Point Visitor and Local Notes
Stony Point reports Ruth Crosssnats visiting sister Mas W A Waterson this week. Mrs McQueen owns four Baldwin shoppers. Mr Will Piney and Mabel traveled to Lawrence to attend a cousin Mrs Mya Tin who is seriously ill. Mrs Martin was for sureshift off this viein. The Miscellaneous club held a meeting with Mrs Staith Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nida Tee
Ruth Crosssnats
Blue Rapids
Mas
W A. Waterson
Tonganoxie Commencement Exercises Planned for May 25
The Tonganoxie high school announces commencement exercises in the high school auditorium next Thursday evening May 25. Rev Trot Schwegier of Kansas University will deliver the commencement address. Included are seniors Ruth Wlinkeube Ifenry Klumet Marjorie Thayer and many others. Local obituaries and personal notices list residents visiting relatives and travelers stopping in town.
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Dean
Butler
Anna Sweeney
Tameford
Torser
Dean Butler
Chapmany
Kays
Hinesday
Gorway
Curie, Hunts
Friends
Eliireh
Vlass
Ruth Wlinkeube
Ifenry Klumet
Marjorie Thayer
Y Brown
Cer Peso
Aelen Reardon
Ruth Newnome
Evtwird Selling
Grace Schilling
Pearl Elle Muces Sous
Ada Johonson
Carl Barnhart
Chaschard
Marguerite Eudall
Tathyren
Mildred Maloney
Upally- Walter Jones
Tone “Lands
Travgene Hobertson
Velva Zimmerman
Flave Reno
Walter” Bleakley
Jennies Dexsery
Carl Kinkenbe
Livy Toni
Eel Nfman
Laverne Jones
John McEnilly
Josephne de Voe
Tonganoxie High School
Igh School
Schwegier
The
Kansas University
Lawrence Area Social Notices Mixed With Travel Snippets
Local residents report visits and weekend stays in Lawrence Missouri and nearby towns. Notes mention Mrs Thomas J Loyd accompanying family, Miss Nellie Viets returning home, Leila Nevis and Marjorie Kennedy visiting, and Jol G Caps motor trip to Kansas City for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie
Alia Freienniath
Clawrence
William Freien Sith
Walter Th Reed
Little Sons
Wilher
Wiie
Leavenworth
Ale Reed
Hassel
Carlos Evans
Mary Iilloven
Lawrence
Mac Shafer
Hay
Kansas City
Theodore Shafer
Arminda Lowe
Javhale Spey
Tosca Phenic
Lowe
George Plenicie
Fo AL Pheuicio
Thomas J. Loyd
Lawrence Murday
Gerd Pet
LL B. Wal
Robertson
Henry Sr
Brinkman
Cane
Renee
Amos Wilson
Nellie Viets
Ant
Alps
Luella Carpenter
Marie
Edith Phontigg
Winkfred Seeriv
Lawwrence
Te University
Altl
Phep Yuterit
Wiliam
Jol G. Caps
Anday i Tansas
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Clarence Lai
C. E. Friend
A. R
C. HH. Tangherty
J. R. Wise
Haskell W. CG
Ea van der Vries
Stu
Ae Iw
Profess . van Dee Damen VW
Vadoree
Pault High School
Mothers’ Friendship Club
Mothers? Friendship Club
National Church
Neil Donnelly
George C. Chadles
Anna Richards
Ione
Nashville
Pena
John Dui
Hizabeth
Nansias Iy
Red Bligsner
Chidren
JL Millis
Cameron
Rock
Havie
GEG
P.ade & CO
Teor
N.Y. Ito
M. J
J. Skofstad
Massachusetts Street
el Vampiro
NAVY
Trom
Kiteheri
Mann
Mtnority
Hoteenergus
W. C
W. OO
Flory Lef Tawretice
Wisconsin
Nodicet al the Association
Ton
Th University
Progressives
T. R
Kansas
Ean Mois
Martin
Holcom
W. A. Waterson
H. H. Hempfull
Praneis
Baldwin
Fred Winters Pratt
James
Will Putroy
Alan Grogsman
Lawrence Iors
Ed ‘Klein
Gustalson
Iuyes
Stony Point
Mister
Oxford
Starkweather
Bell-Ans
Evans
Kansasuii
Sher ST
Rieger Hotel
Rev S Co
Main Street
Kent
Kesner Bldg
Spearmien
Soll syBag
Black
Wall Env
Matinee
Douglas County
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