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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
5
Mrs. Gertrude Faugh who has been a guest of Mrs. E. D. Hal deman returned yesterday to Olathe Kansas.
Miss Kate Dinsmore of Kansas City will arrive this evening to spend the weekend with her mother Mrs. George J. Barker at their home.
Budect High School plans a Halloween party next Wednesday at the haunted house south of town with Miss Poif leading activities and stunts. Other items include church society meetings, a Miereales club gathering on Tennessee Street, and an All University party in Robinson Gymnasium with faculty hosts.
Kingman made a business trip to Kansas City yesterday. Mrs. Joe Vorhoese of Kansas City has been visiting her parents, Frank and Bell. Mr and Mrs F Zanter of Benton Harbor Michigan are guests of the Hos tetter family. They moved from Renton Blarber to Lawrence. Jerry Curtis Corbis returned to Baldwin this morning. Mrs. Win Newmark and Mrs. Frank Kruse spent yesterday in Kansas City. Mrs. Lila Rankin returned to McLouth after visiting her son Paul Rankin. Watts visited Lawrence and returned home. Mrs Bruce Mckee returned from a visit with relatives in Olathe. Mr and Mrs W H Richardson and Mrs H Richardson spent the day at Sibleyville. William Docking returned from a business trip to Colorado and Texas. Mrs Will Pendleton and daughter Barbar returned from nine months with relatives in the east. Rosene Stubbs went to Kansas City on business. Joseph A Farrell went to cite this morning and will be with his daughter Sarah Farrell who has been ill this evening. Dr and Mrs O S Bennett, guests of Mr and Mrs T H Chandler, left for their home in Mer is Oklahoma.
Haskell Indians face Wesleyan in the home finale with key star Tammy Anderson out due to temperamental issues. Anderson’s absence shifts roles as Sam Bates and Tammer moved into the lineup while coach Saunders fears only a modest outcome. The team, heavier than Wesleyan, aims to showcase improved plays and the expected sendoff before a busy schedule ahead.
The Lavvrence Co announces the opening of a new club in November to host modern comedy. Most proceeds support charities with ninety percent of profits directed to financial protections and prize funds for original plays. Officials are preparing a first history for an inaugural event at Baeratte in November.
Fragmentary text describes Lawrence Memorial Hospital tee club adopting a plan tied to furnishing savings for children. It mentions Phillipes and Hetzel with scores, and references Rankin's Oru Star and a buried stone process. The passage is largely incoherent and garbled.
The Lawrence Reserve Officers Association plans an active recruitment before the November 4 meeting. Members signing the constitution and by laws by that date become charter members. The group, now nearly thirty, clarifies it is not an E U organization and notes eligibility for former reserve officers and applicants for reserve commissions. The constitution aims to promote efficiency of army navy and marine corps officers. Officers include president and four officials with annual election for non presidential posts.
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