Thanksgiving travel fills Kansas City and Lawrence transit
The article notes a busy Thanksgiving travel period with trains and trams crowded as students and visitors head home or come to town. It highlights campus social routines, alumni gatherings for Greek life, and numerous local personal notices of residents visiting, traveling, or returning for the holiday, with church and social events listed.
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Lawrence
Masque Club Delivers Sheridan Comedy School for Scandal
Large Lawrence audience sees Masque club under Gertrude Messier stage Richard Brinsley Sheridan's School for Scandal with Fay Chisham and Charles Youngreen star performers. Curtain raiser Op 07 Me Thumb proves witty. Cast features Miss Lawson Miss Barrett Miss Pratt and many others delivering lively period theater with polished humor.
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Gertrude Messier
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Lawrence
Fay Chisham
Charles Youngreen
George Probst
Frances Lawlor
Melville Woods
Donald McKay
Orris Greensmith
Edith Lairson
Celeste
Indy
Miss Lawson
Tucille Barrett
Yeamereen
Mélville Woods
Joseph Surface
Condle
Peter Teazle
Star
Hore
Mr. Probst
Frances Litwlirats
Teale
Hier
Mies Ogmwlorix
Topeka
Rambo
Benjamin Backbile
Gail Sutton
Caner
Episcopal Guild Holds Pleasure Meeting at Mays Home
The Episcopal Guild enjoyed a bright afternoon at Mr. W. E. Mays home with officers named for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs. W. J. Pendleton Vice President Mrs. T. E. Sayre Secretary Mrs. A. J. Carl Treasurer Mrs. C. C. Seewir. A School for Scandal at the Opera House last night drew mixed reactions amid tears of happiness from parents in a box. Miss Bessie Newlin and Mr. Walter E. Branson of Indianapolis announce a wedding at 1144 Rhode Island Street with simple ceremonies. The Newlin family interest is noted along with out-of-town guests Mr. and Mrs. Will Nicholson of Chicago. Miss Mamie Garrett hosts a slumber party tonight for Miss Bijou Messenheimer of St. Joseph with reunion guests from the Smith house last year. Hosts include Miss Clyda Garrett and others.
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Topeka
W. B. Browner
Lawrence
Kansas City
Pearl Treworgy
Florence Phillips
Toia
Probst
Wichita
James Stevens
Bob Stewart
Hugh Steele
Charles Decker
Stanley Myers
Fort Scott
Phi Kappa Psi
Harry Burgum
Hier
Minneapolis
Minn
Otto Barteldes
Barteldes
Julia Flynn
Doris Patterson
Elizabeth Tucker
R. P
Kharteldes
Otto Hoebel
Salt Lake City
John Zerby
L. J. Hall
J. Frank Jones
Hall
Jones
Irving E. Baxter
Kansas
Women’s Auxiliary
Emporia
Newton
Winfield
Arkansas City
Baxter
Woman's Auxiliary
All Stars
Cornelia Hardcastle
Maria
Dresden
Fook
George
Bowles
Crabtree
Mr. Bowles
Snake
Carl Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Eugene Hipple
Sir Oliver Surface
Lawrence Audiences
France Wilson
Moses
Hoehester Pearson
Harry Bumper
Flaver Robertson
Episcopal Guild
W. E. Mays
W. J. Pendleton
T. E. Sayre
A. J. Carl
C. Cc. Seewir
John N. Newlin
Rhode Island Street
Bessie Newlin
Walter E. Branson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Myrtle Newlin
Mr. Sweet
The
Friends Church
Will Nicholson
Chicago
Mamie Garrett
Misa Bijou Messenheimer
St. Joseph
Smith House
Miss Messenheimer
Clyda Garrett
Cuesta
Mildred Manley
Charlotte Howe
Misa Genevieve Carson
Howe
la Junta
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Arrested Cocaine Mary In Court Plea Not Guilty
A woman known as Cocaine Mary was arrested yesterday for intoxication and pleaded not guilty in court this morning. She posted a bond for one week as the case proceeds. The item includes local shop notices and community events such as revival services at the U. B. church, a church bazaar, and acknowledgments from local residents.
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Mary
Lawrence City Council Paves Ontario Street Plan
The 1909 notice reports a resolution to widen Ontario street in Lawrence Kansas to thirty feet and pave ten feet of the north roadway with vitrified brick on a sand foundation. Property owners will bear costs for curbing and paving to the block center.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence
Kansas
Ontario Street
Tennessee Street
Louisiana Street
Ontario’ Street
Funeral Equipment and Local Services Ad Listing
An old classified-style notice advertises funeral equipment including steel crays and black funeral cars with twelve years experience and competent services. It provides contact points at 940 Massachusetts Street and 1016 Mass Street, Albany Noller, plus a Bell phone number 1080 and various unrelated lines about clothing disposal and other offers.
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Bell
Mass
St. Albert Noller
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