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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
3
The record lists enrollment figures for various subjects. English 650, mathematics 421, social studies 608, science 69, physics unknown, biology listed, psychology 61, Latin 102, Greek 7, shorthand 57, typewriting 33, efficiency 33.
Local Elks in Topeka hold discussions on state offices and the upcoming tax commission meeting November 20 as plans for the next assessment form. Hallowe en disturbances were noted but sheriff said no calls for interference. Lawrence officials report E F Crocker, school buildings superintendent, critically ill at home. City officials’ papers focus on the November term of the district court and docket preparation.
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Cooper of West Cooper are set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Lawrence Baptist Church with A Royston officiating. Burial follows at Maple Grove Cemetery. Thomas H Munroe of 1320 New York Street will be laid to rest tomorrow at 10 AM from St Luke AME Church, with York Rite Masonry at Oak Hill Cemetery.
An appeal has been filed in district court regarding the estate of Charles W. McFarland deceased. The petitioner seeks voiding the February 27 1917 final settlement and asks that the will be admitted to probate.
William E. Martin born July 23 1864 in Monmouth Illinois died June 26 1923 in Lawrence Kansas after an illness spanning several months He moved to Douglas County Kansas with his parents in 1866 and lived there most of his life He resided on the Martin homestead west of town then moved about twenty years ago with his sister to a late home He leaves two sisters three brothers and many relatives and friends The services were held Monday at One at Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Blake officiating Interment was at Oak Lions Club Field, Directors note Rev Ray of Kansas City attended as guest of the Rotary Club The Presbyterians held a rummage sale earlier
Franklin locals gathered Saturday night at the Mi and Mrs. Sanrali family home for a surprise party honoring Peter White and Sherman Fletcher. Guests shared oyster soup and crackers late, with many relatives and friends attending.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoskinson of Ensign Kan were guests of Mr and Mrs Allie James on Thursday. Mrs Henry Easton of Greenfield Iowa arrived for a week with relatives. Lloyd Hoover attended the township board meeting at Baldwin. Mrs Walker Randel returned from the Sim Dens hospital after an operation. Emma Fitz of San Diego visits Mrs E A Ree. piano pupils to perform at a Sunday concert to aid the Vinland parade school.
Obituary notes Crowel man died in California after living in the district for years. A community supper and program are planned in Columbia on November 28 with pies invited from ladies. Local names appear in a string of social visits and entertainments across the area.
Davenport Iowa physician Dr W O Coffee declares he has found a treatment that fully heals catarrh including head and nose congestion deafness and head noises. He has offered it to many patients after years of suffering and claims success with numerous cases.
The Crisping family expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during their sorrow.
An early catalog ad promotes Cascarêts as a pleasant laxative for ease of constipation and biliousness. It targets Meri Women and Childre with a 25 cent store price and emphasizes relief from dull head, upset stomach, and gassy feelings.
Harry Pfergon and Leonard Smith were released last night after paying their fines. The amount paid totaled $10 in cash for their road tax fine. Arrangements were made for their release following the payment.
Fragmentary text mentions pyorrhea and an ace known as Mikel with garbled phrasing. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
An advertisement describes powders and beauty products offered under the Edna Balinese Hap brand. It claims high demand from women and promotes two powder varieties light and fluffy with a base cream, plus Youth Cream. The seller asserts ownership of a famous beauty line and touts affordable pricing to reach millions. The piece cites distribution through druggists and theater engagements on the Pacific Coast and western states.
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