High School Team Suffers First Defeat at Eureks
Eureks spoiled the verdict with a 6 to 2 win over the local high school football squad yesterday. The Journal office reported widespread interest and hundreds of calls expressing support for the team.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
4
Eureks spoiled the verdict with a 6 to 2 win over the local high school football squad yesterday. The Journal office reported widespread interest and hundreds of calls expressing support for the team.
A dense notice lists Sunday worships and activities for First Church of Christ Scientist First Baptist Plymouth Congregational Christian Church Trinity German Evangelical and others. Addresses times and topics include Kent Yale address on religious education and union services. Also notes a heavy rain and upcoming lectures by Kent and Stauffer with special music and choir pieces.
A long note of club gatherings recounts readings from poetry and prose, papers on Terence and Massachusetts women, and talks on Lessing, Heidleburg, and Whistler. Members at Quivera, West Side, Pleasant Hour, Round Table, Zodiac, Friends in Council, Ingleside, Commos, and Reading clubs host lectures, roll calls with quotations, and social receptions.
A garbled mixed page note lists various businesses and ad lines including food items, postage materials, clothing and leather goods, cleaning services, and brick work. Prominent mentions include Wiedemann’s groceries, Stark’s pies, Dunmire’s oysters, Seewir stationery, and J. E. Edwards brick work. The collage-style text blends dates and names with promotional lines and slogans.
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