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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1927

Page

10

Merchants urged off street parking on Massachusetts Street

A city parking probe shows cooperation by Massachusetts Street merchants and clerks in keeping cars off the street reduces downtown parking pressure. Police and merchants' committee members note fewer cars this week, but call for broader downtown participation to fully relieve the problem amid a Scottish Rite reunion and Lawrence trade area survey.

Jon Massachusetts Massachusetts Street Walter Varnum Merchants Bureau Massachusetts St Lawrence

Rooster Captured After Riding Train Rails in Parsons

A rusty colored rooster rode the rails of a Missouri Kansas Texas train into Parsons Kansas yesterday, eluding officers until Ham Hamilton, a car inspector, spotted Chanticleer perched on a brake under the baggage coach. The bird fled briefly before being recaptured in the Parsons railroad yards.

Parsons Kas St. Louis Hamilton Chanticleer

Lone Star Ladies Aid Meets at Church for Quilting

The Lone Star Ladies Aid held a Thursday meeting at the church on October 20. Members finished a quilt for Mrs Bert Floryl and started another for Mrs Bradford Powell. Attending were Mrs Laura Fox, Mrs Homer Flory and Theda, Mrs Arthur Flory, Mrs Robert Flory, Mrs Bert Flory, Mrs Lou Childs, Mrs John Smith, Mrs Ed Kenney, Mrs Roy Flory, Mrs Gottlieb Nieder, and Lillie Ulrich. They plan an all day session on November 2.

Lone Star Ladies Aid Sociely Bert Floryl Bradford Powell Laura‘ Fox Homer Flory Theda Arthur Flory Robert” Flory Bert Flory Lou Childs John Smith Ed Kenney Joe Hoover Myner Normalee Liberal C. C. Potter Marvin Alvin Alice Boehm Kansas City Will Curtis Albert, Ulrich Eldon- Ulrich Ouline Hazel Ikenberry Marguerite Jane Anderson Austin iFlory Frank Pad Ulrich Nancy Sanders Charlie Sanders Walter Deay Dailey Will Robert Markley Ed Sanders George Richard Sanders Lon Childs Marvin Bond Will Curtiseand Dughter Margaret Iyances’ Ward Sane Lawrence Esther Flory Charlie ‘Sanders Joe Flory El‘mor Sawyer Ome Venita Norman Low Childs C.C. Potter David Studebak Yer ik.Cadwell Huth Willian Cadwell H.W Evelyn Marie Elbert ‘Studebaker Richard Noxman Joe Garbutt Chamber Porter Bond Pearl Lillie Ulrich Fence Fox Esther Flary P Yokoe George Sanders Topeka Lillie Ulrich Robert Flory Will Orlishund Frank Flory Lon Roy Murry Bond Marion Sangers Marvin, Bond Eldon Ulrich Aftairs Geo. Hegerman Jack Lillie [Ulrich Lone Flory Grove Laura Fox Virgil Landis Louis Church George, Marzoff Sanders Chester. Wible Robert Wilson Emma Nieder Elnora Lottie Florence Ruth Flory Austin Flory Prairie Willow Springs Worien Nickley Thorne Porter ‘Bond Kenneth Willa Puckett Bone Valley Grove Cal Ward Ictor Solburk Marion Childs Earl Tuttle Long Childs Phillip Fleshman Ballwin M Tohn Charlie Ers Fred McKinney Phrte Bond Jane Anderson Lillie Anepson August Dietz Roy Curtiss Lillie l Ulrich Lawrence Mgthine

CHAT FEST OF WINNERS AND LOSERS AT HOME VISITS

A crowded social notice from the community details weekend visits and gatherings. Numerous local families including Ulrich Flory Bond Sanders and Fox share Sunday and weekday calls, picnics, and threshing help. Relations extend to Lawrence Topeka and nearby towns with relatives visiting and shared meals.

Valley Grove social rounds mark busy autumn

Richard Petrie from McLouth visited home folks as neighbors plan Sunday school and church. Invitations go out for Halloween at the school house with a social to follow. Farmers haul logs to the saw mill and box socials grow. We note visits from Lawrence and Winchester area families and McLouth High School students.

Richard Petrie McLouth Dan Smith William Keller Irom Lawrence William Puckett Dolph Kansas City Moses Hallowe'’en Knowledge Hill Wes Haas Dan- Ena Ava Lawrence Iraj Ward Charles ‘Fultzi Eggert Waibur Daug Ters Olive McKee Oberhardine Fred Champion Ralph Stewart William “Puckett Keith Ruby May Lottie Ward Mildred Louise Blaylock B.vand Louis” Nores i Wied Kenneth Spert Brown County Carson Winchester Ce G Petrie Gra Mekee Ichard Petrie Rat White Ollin Smith Lottie ‘Eggert McLouth High School Laurence Rollin Mr. McKee Grace Oskaloosa Iday James Lam' Oe Smith Barnes Wales Grove “School Bralgo James Gibson Ingar Oskaloosa Orin Smith Henry’ Pronere Lottie Marie Bag Alfred’ Edmonds Leavenwo Alrt Ford Ray Marvin Ira Ward vMr Fred Brown Nortonville Dad. Smith Hayes Armstron Buena Wellman Sunnyside Olive "McKee Norkine Cher C. G. Petrie Richard Eveing Lawrence Nellie Church Dorothy Stewart Gearlllrorererean

Valley Creek School Program Crowded Evening Event

Washington Creek school held a Friday program featuring students and staff with songs recitations dialogues and readings, followed by a plate supper that yielded $25 for Salvation Army. Local residents and families attended, with many helping in preparations and post-event visits.

Community notes and social visits in Lawrence area

Local residents and families frequent gatherings and visits around Lawrence. Walter Boyd spent time at the Whitman home in Lone Star, while Miss Margaret Gregory stayed with her cousin Blatie Schellhorn in Tola. Several families shopped, hosted dances, or attended church in Overbrook and nearby towns, reflecting a busy social scene.

San Marvin Bondildren Gilbert Whitman Guy Meddle Fred McMry Walter Boyd Whitman Lone Star Marvin Bond Norm Lawrence Rey Agnacker Baby Ellis Bond Harry Bowen John Margaret Gregory Tola Blatie Schellhorn

Local social notes from Marida Center area

iTwin Mound residents Mr and Mrs George Heyl of Marida Center hosted visitors Tuesday evening Ira Moore and Mrs Joe Schnitner and Mrs Dawett Bloch er visited Mrs John Simmons Monday Farmers in the neighborhood were busy with fall work Charles Lasher attended a Lawrence cake Thursday Miss Marion Petefish and Melvin visited Thaddy Petefish Thursday Sarah Gibler called on Mrs Thurber Thursday and Mrs Oral Bradley and daughter were mentioned in the notes

Lutz Peeies Sarah Gibler Harding Ruth Moss Adelia Mongorts Colla Lurber eSrs Ert Fogert Antone Schirier Rence Charles Lash¢r Overbrook Willis John L. Gibley Vinlarid Will Heyl Sandi Iy Rm Las Thaddle Renee Rogers George Heyl Marida Center Heyl Ira Moore Joe Schitner Dawett Blocher John Simmons Thaddy Petefish Sarah Gibler Mis Eee Thurber Oral Bradley Daugh

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