Lawrence Lodge No 4 Odd Fellows Story of Growth and Consolidations
The Lawrence lodge No 4 of the Odd Fellows origins date to September 25, 1857, with rapid growth and later consolidations forming a strong state presence. Lodges Halcyon and Excelsior merged into No 4, Mount Oread Encampment No 4 formed in 1866, and Rebekah Lodge No 4 followed in 1870, with No 4 receiving charters in 1859 and 1866. The order aided Civil War efforts, faced postwar reorganization, and acquired property at Eighth and Vermont streets in 1885. The Rebekahs have contributed significantly to local and state activities.
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Lawrence Lodge
Odd Fellows In Kets
Odd Fellow
Lawrence
Drestl
Mount Oread
Rebeksh Lodge No. 4
Sovereign
Grand Lodge of the
United States
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Oread Lodge No. 13
No. 4
H. J. Caff
Ming
Charles ‘Reynolds
Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows
Wyandotte
Paola
Leavenworth
Burlingame
Atchison
Jua
Halcyon Amouttinge
Halcyon Lodge
North Lawrence
Odd Fellows Lodge
Eecelsior No
Vermont
Int and
Vermont Streets
Rebekahs
Kilgore Rites Set for Tuesday in Topeka
Funeral services for Selden H. Kilgore a noted Masonic and patriotic leader who died Saturday at his home will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Masonic temple with the body lying in state from 9 to 11. Kilgore served as president of the Descendants of the Mayflower and Past Grand Patron of the Order of Eastern Star and was a well known figure in Lawrence. Five of his children graduated from the University of Kansas.
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Selden H. Kilgore
Masonic and Patriotic
The
Masonic Temple
Kilgore
Order of Eastern Star
Lawrence
Manville heir marries fourth wife in Greenwich hotel
John F. Manville Jr heir to a $10 million Johns Manville fortune wed Miss Marcelle Edwards in a Greenwich hotel. Aged heir, Manville had three prior marriages two to actresses, all ending in divorce. The ceremony marks another chapter for the family noted for its founder’s fortune.
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Greenwich
Conn
John F. Manville, Jr
Johns- Manville Co, Inc
Marcelle Edwards
Too Much Harmony at the Varsity with Crosby cast
At the Varsity Theatre an excellent cast in Too Much Harmony led by Bing Crosby drew a capacity house yesterday. Jack Oakie and Skeets Gallagher provided top vaudeville turns while Judith Allen and Ned Sparks offered pleasing singing and comedy. Hollywood on Parade short was also shown. Regents meeting noted.
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Bing Crosby
Varsity
Ae Ae Resence
Goa
Jack Oakie
Hoofer
Skeets Gallagher
Agina
York
Ee Oakie
Wey
Virginia
Judith Allen
Harry Green
Lilyan
Ned Sparks
Hollywood
Tamany Frightened May Try New Ticket
NY Oct 9 AP speculation centers on a reshuffle of Tammany lines in the mayoral race. Rumor says a substitute for Mayor John P O'Brien could lead the ticket as Alfred E Smith’s name resurfaces. Analysts note potential third-place odds and shifting alliances amid three-party competition.
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New York
al Smith
Tammany
John P. O'Brien
Orew
Alfred E. Smith
Lupe Velez and Johnny Weissmuller Deny Wedding
Hollywood reports Lupe Velez and Johnny Weissmuller obtained a Las Vegas marriage license but say no ceremony occurred. They arrived back in Hollywood after the overnight trip, with Weissmuller describing himself as just out of trouble and not planning remarriage.
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Hollywood
Las Vegas
Nevada
Lupe
Velez
Johnny Weissmuller
Weissmuller
Johnny
Dorothy Keeler
Nevad
Bobbe Arnst
James NM. Woodall
Augusta
James
Miami
Fis
Notre Dame Falls to Kansas in Classic Tilt at Notre Dame
Kansas Jayhawks upset Notre Dame 0 0 a result of a hard fought game as Notre Dame hosts welcomed by Dean Paul Lawson and Alpha Chi Omega chaperones. Kansas fans packed the stands and celebrated with a postgame visit to Chicago while players carried souvenirs from the World’s Fair.
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Chi
Omexe
Kinech ‘Omega
Alpha Gamta
Kansas
Paul B. Lawson
Alpha Chi Omega O
Dean
Chicago
Notre Dame
Kansas Fans Cheer Notre Dame Visit in Chicago Parade
Report describes a Kansas fan scene on a train from Chicago after a game where Kansas allegedly defeated Notre Dame 21 to 0 and the crowd shouted for Valles to win. Notable mentions include Dave Robinson Nichols and John, plus Mrs. Mike Getto introducing Buddy Rogers to Jayhawk players.
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Chicago
Mike Getto
Buddy Rogers
Jayhawk
Buddy
Ais
Getto
Mike
Athe
Buy Now Campaign Urges Housewives to Stimulate Economy
The NRA launches a national push urging American housewives to buy now to spur consumer demand and support jobs. Officials say higher prices follow longer delays, and the 85 percent of household spending should go toward purchases to bolster payrolls and keep yen earners employed. The drive, backed by government, aims to sustain recovery as prices rise and better times arrive.
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Washington
NRA
Peni F the Ing
John
Mo Saantey
Akimothg
Roosevelt
Warming Up Lifts Frost Threat Across Kansas
AP dispatch notes South winds bring relief from the killing frost threat in Kansas after temperatures dropped to 26 degrees or lower in some areas. Forecaster Flora said no immediate frost damage was seen in southern counties, with tomorrow’s highs expected between 65 and 70.
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Topeka
Kansas State
Valenis
A.elow
Meterslonich
Flora
Local Assembly Secretary Names and Event Details
The text notes secretary Sel Taylor Gridley and Mrs Nora B Sinowal ter of Pittsburg as treasurer. The meeting will be supervised by the Assembly secretary Gertia of pein estes with unspecified organizers.
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Sel Taylor
Gridley
Mra
Nora
Sinowalter
Pittsburg
Assesembly
Gerti A
Pein Estes
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence Area Community
Obituaries list Charles Young 71 of 2130 Learnard Ave burial Oak Hill with wife and four children. Also EA Turners 79 died after hospital stay. Rev. Tupper longtime cement worker and four children. funeral at Rumsey. William W. Barrett 81 survived by three daughters. funeral at Rumsey with Masonic rites. Thomas W. Blankenship 75 died at 15th and Maple Lane. services at Rumsey, burial Oak Hill. survivors include multiple daughters and sons across several states.
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Charles Young
Charles’ Young
Learnard Avenue
Rumsey
R. A. Hunt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gertrude Shirar
Nickerson
Faye Young
Lee W
Oklahoma City
Walter and
Edgar
Monte Vista
Colo
Lloyd
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lawrence
Knots
Topeka
Carneumonia
Re Tupper
America Cement Co
Mary Tupper
Frank Ren
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carter Harrison
Masonic Order
William W. Barrett
Mire
Nellis Curry
C. C. ‘Cunningham
Bain
Maple Grove
Barrett
Curry
J.' Ilsen
Jy Wale Machen
Nerth
Thomas W. Blankenship
15Th and
Maple Lane
Clarence Thomas
Daugh
Px ‘Dodson
Earl Schell Lawrence
Charles Geek
Baldwin
J. W. Miller
Boller
Mont
J. Tones
Join
G. C. Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Thurston Cooper
C. L. Ellis
Ichita
Robeson Stars in O Neill Drama Ben Jones Screen Debut
Paul Robeson portrays the tyrannical Emperor Jones in Eugene O Neill's drama on film. The actor delivers a brutal performance as a haunted monarch hunted through a swamp by pursuing forces with drums echoing his downfall.
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Paul Robeson
Co Coenella
Phi Beta “Kappa
Eugene O'Neill
Ben. Peror
Brutus Seare Pullman Porter
Justice
Seta
Jones
Robeson
PERSONAL S and visits across towns in the region
A string of social notes lists visits and travels among Mrs G T January of Senrantisco, Jean Levy of Pierre, and others. Ott o Barteldes leaves for St Louis on business. Mrs C S Bess arrives from Omaha to visit sister D W Latimer. Mrs W T Courtney and Wilson from Kansas City spend the weekend with friends. Rev T H Asaman and Charles Hagerman plan a trip to Atchison for a Kansas synod gathering.
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G. T. January
Sen Rantisco
Jana
F. W. Gaunt
Isa Jean Levy
Pierre, S. D
Dakota State
Cha
P. E
Ane Coulson
Mather
Iberia
Tod
Otto Barteldes
St. Louis
C. S. Bess
Omaha
D W. Latimer
S. C. May
Wil
W. T.courtney
Wilson
Kansas City
Eeen F. Shaw
Frances
Russell
City
Carter
Horton
Oklahoma A. and Co
T. H. Asaman
Charles Hagerman
Atchison
Kansas Synod
Presbyterian Church
Walter Balter
Bas
Shin Bimonis
Patee patrons stage dances under ban len Franklin leadership
Patrons of the Patee theater present numbers and reels under director ban len Franklin, a former screen star. The Se include Moon Mullins, Dorothy Darzell, and Ansell. Broadway stars William and Joan Blondell headline the principal roles with Genevieve ondin Wallace Ford Helen and Ruth Donnelly also in the cast. The vehicle features humorous situations and witty lines, with many who saw One Man's Journey praising Lionel Barrymore's recent work. A marriage license case follows involving Margaret Williams of Lawrence and Richard Wallace Many, to be married by Rev. C. A. Puls in Lawrence. The Day In Wall Street notes stocks rising amid indifferent trading, driven by professionals.
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Patee Theater
Rembers
Ban Len Franklin
Moon Mullins
Wae
Dorothy
Darzell
Ansel
William
Joan Blondel
Genevieve Ondin
Wallace Ford
Helen J
Ruth Donnelly
Lionel Barrymore
Choir talk by Swarthout aids Kansas City group
Dean D M Swarthout spoke to a 201 voice Linwood Presbyterian Church choir in Kansas City about choir organization and discipline. He will visit Kansas City several times next year to hear the choir and advise on choral matters. Commissioners held routine session approving milk inspector health officer and other claims. Clinton Flower Club and Pier Association announce a clean up day with a full day meeting and basket lunch. Cemetery affairs urged to attend.
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Dean D. M. Swarthout
Rehea
Kansas City
Raal
D. M. Swarthout
The
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Linwood Presbyterian Church
Chee Flower Club
Clinton Flower Club and Piers Association
Owith
Lindsey to be speaker at relay club meeting
The Chat Chapter No 1 relay club will meet at 6 30 oclock tomorrow evening with coach Lindsey as the speaker. The event aims to discuss football coaching approaches and upcoming relays meet.
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Lindsey. TO
Sah Eines
Ee Dane
Kan
Market closes with mixed shares as commodities rise
Amid a choppy session the market showed gains in commodities and several industrials while railroads and utilities slipped. Allied Chemical rose about three points and American Can gained, with New York Central and Pennsylvania rails among laggards. Investors note the prior peak of 5.60 last July and expect seasonal strength into spring.
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Ponds
Indus
American Morelal Alcohol
Commerc Bolvaots Ad
Ranta Fe
Atu Tx
Sighee
Baltimore
New York Central
Penragivania
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Garden City
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C. A. Puls
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T. G. Fitch Agency
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