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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1924

Page

3

Miss Wood Injured In Baldwin Car Crash

Baker University students from Baldwin, Miss Wood a Wimaood, Lombard and another were in a collision at New Hampshire and Seventeenth streets. Miss Wood suffered the worst injuries, others had bruises. Lombard left scene, not held. Car damaged. license plate collected later. Also mentions Houston yellow fever quarantine lifted.

Wilma Independence Kans Baldwin Hich Toni Bombard iSevens Miss Woodaces G. B. Bright Ithny Burr Phyllis Walker Sch Baker University New Hailipshire Street Twhey Acciden Lombard Soventesnt - Street Hempshires Ito Wood Miss Wood Aother Douglas Baker Houston Fex

iMrs lL Smith Heads District Women's Missionary Session

Nearly a hundred delegates attended the Baldwin session concluding the district conference of the district Women s Foreign Missionary Society. Mrs AL B San of Paola led the invitation to next year s meeting as vice president and other officers included Miss W of Kansas City and Mrs Vida Armer of Shawnee in secretary roles. The program featured songs and talks on Our Work in South America and Stewardship with presentations by Ruth Foxford and others.

AL B. San Paola W. 4 Kansas City Vida Armer Shawrenee Lucy Areotiehedam Tonganoxie Ruly Flosford America South Almeyjial

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Women of India feature at Topeka Methodist event

Mrs Fred Bailey introduced a devotional address by Dr Edward Hislop pastor of First Methodist. Rev Lynn Rupert of Euclid Avenue Methodist Topeka spoke on The Women of India, wearing native dress and sharing oriental curios. Ladies of the church hosted delegates on a Lawrence sightseeing tour.

Fred Bailey Sperinitendent Edward Hislop First Methodist Church Lynn Rupert Euclid Avenue the First Methodist Church Lawrence

Unven Monument to Bishop Asbury Unveiled Today

A monument unveiling occurred with attendees from the United States and Canada. Militants and organizations contributed to the effort under a World Arts initiative. The total cost was reported as 60,010, with ceremonies held in Washington on October 15.

Bishop Asbury Washington United States Canada

Deaths and funerals of Mrs Jane Charlotte Stunz

Mrs Jane Charlotte Stunz wife of Henry V Stunz of North rence and Lawrence resident since 1885 died at 10 45 this morning after stomach cancer operation Born Oct 28 1886 at Eli Falls Kansas she was nearing 58 and mother of nine with six surviving Myron H of Omaha Katherine E of Dallas Hamilton M Winston Paul L of Kansas City Edgar C of Lawrence Funeral 2 00 Friday Funk chapel Maple Grove cemetery Kansas City victim of shooting dies John Co Deskins president of Automobile company and Mutual Rocky Mountain club shot Monday by Roscoe F Warren during a meeting of the club trustees died here early today

Jane Charlotte Stunz Henry V. Stunz Northrence Lawrence Lawerence Memorial Fea Stunz Eli Falls Kansas Myron. H Omaha Nebr Katherine E. Herry Dallas Texas Hamilton Im Winston Paul L Kansas City Edgar C Funk Chapel Maple Grove Cemetery John Co. Deskins The Automobile Company Mutual, Rocky Mountain Club Roscoe F. Warren

Legion Meeting Tonight At Legion Headquarters

The American Legion holds its regular weekly meeting at Legion headquarters this evening. Several business matters will be discussed. The National Retail Lumber Dealers Association will hold its eighth annual convention in Atlantic City from October 21 to 23.

National Retail Thumber Dealers’ Association Atlantic City

Lincoln Vogue a Good Sign in Lincoln Film Debut

The Lincoln craze is described as a healthy sign of American ideals tying Lincoln to a world audience. The Rockett Lincoln Film Company plans a photo drama Abraham Lincoln opening at the Bowersock as a First National picture next Monday.

America Russia Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Rockett Lincoln ‘Film Company Hollywood Messrs Ray Rockett Rockett Company Bowersock

Allen Coal Co Offers Semi-Anthracite Nut Coal

The economical furnace and stove coal is offered at 10.50 per ton by R. L. Allen Coal Co. Phone 88. The note references 5660 broadcasting stations in the United States and 40 in Canada.

R. L. Allen Coal Co United States Canada

Ifugao Calendar Keeper Determines Day by Clan Astronomer

Manila reports Dr. H Otley Beyer notes Ifugao tribes in Mountain Province use a 13 month year of 28 days, with a yearly extra day called Tungo. Each of about sixty clans has a Tumunoh who acts as calendar keeper and husbandman, choosing uniform temperature plots to predict dates.

Manila Associated Press H. Otley Beyer Department of Anthropology University ‘of the Philippines Tumunoh

Pyramid Pile Suppositories Ad Offers Relief

An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Suppositories for long standing piles relief. It claims to ease pain itch strain bleeding and soreness from protruding piles and urges buying a four box supply of 60 cent boxes at drug stores to prove Pyramid’s nationwide reliability.

Pyramid

Hidden Calendar Lies Behind Harvest and Leap Day

A leader conceals the real leap day from followers while the Tymunoh guides plant and harvest dates. A single lightning flash concentrates vastly more energy than all world power plants in an instant. France hosts about 150 toy factories with 50,000 workers, marking rapid growth in a young industry.

France

Feed Line Offers Mash to Rebuild Chickens

Local supplier advertises a full line of feeds and mashes for the melting season. Emphasizes rebuilding flocks with quality feed at best prices. Hay Cobs.

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