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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1922

Page

5

Multiple Weddings and Society Notices In Lawrence

Lawrence column lists weddings for Alicia MacNaughton to Edwin Seifrit in Kansas City Missouri and Creola Ford to Arthur Bayse in Kansas City Missouri, with home plans in Hanover New Hampshire and roles at the University and Dartmouth College. Also Anderson-Porter nuptials in Lawrence and Topeka ceremony for Josephine Sauer and Victor Schmidt, plus campfire meeting plans and local society events including Hokanson McHugh wedding and social gatherings.

MacNaughton-Seifrit S. J. MacNaughton Tonganoxie Alicia ‘Bleakley Edwin J. Seifrit Kansas City Missouri MacNaughton Lawrence High School University of Kansas Eavenworth High School Seifrit Kansas City Journal-Post Sheridan East Armour Boulevard Ford University

Students Plan Enrollments After Kansas Arrivals

Harold Graggs travels from Hutchinson Kansas to arrange enrollment next year with K A. Miss Josephine Brickley returns to Kansas City after a week at her home here. Gilbert Buck of Wichita comes to plan university enrollment. Miss Donia Hopkins of St Louis stops en route from Woodland Park Colorado to spend a few days here.

Harold Graggs Hutchinson Kansas K. A Josephine Brickley Kansas City Frieda Meyn Matilda Wendt Fritz Meyne S. H. Badger Lees Summit A. F. Badger 12Th Street Oscar Beeler Pauline Laura Irene Dwight Sai ‘Power Topeka John Bishop B. E. Bishop Bonnie Bishop Howard Bishop A. W. Lamb Gilbert Buck Wichita Donia Hopkins St.Louis Woodland Park Colorado

Ottawa daily notes of locals and visitors

Miss Betty Brodhead and Miss Hop Ring may enter Kansas University this fall. Sidney Gibb of Montreal visits his niece Miss Isabel Gibb. Mrs William Docking and Miss Alice Docking retire from a trip to the Canadian Rockies, California, and Salt Lake City. Annie Monroe and several others travel to Topeka for a day. Harold Mekiever leaves for Urbana Illinois for Steck work at the university. McKeever graduates from engineering school. Eloise and Margaret McLain visit Skanga s City. Eleanore Hackney in Kansas City. Mildred Orm returns home to Ottawa after a Lawrence visit. M C Hume returns home from Lawrence. Dr M T Sadler and Rev E A Bleck travel to St Louis tonight then drive back in Mrs Sadler's car. Ad Kennedy and Dwight Prentice go to Kansas City on business. Bert Capon goes to Ottawa for the Ottawa fair.

Betty Brodhead Hop- Ring K. U Sidney Gibb Montreal Canada Isabel Gibb William Docking Alice Docking California Salt Lake City Annie Monroe A. Monroe Mamie Tuttle R. B. Brodhead Burleigh Brodhead A.J. Lane Kathryn Lane Kansas City Mildred Orm Ottawa Lawrence M. C. Hume de. M. T. Sadler Rev. E. A. Bleck St. Louis Sadler Ad. Kennedy Dwight Prentice Bert Capon

Japan Economic League formed in Tokio to steer policy

Preliminary to Japan joining the International Chamber of Commerce the Japan Economic League has been organized in Tokio with promoters including Bank of Japan president Inouye and Kenzo Takeda of the 100th Bank. The league aims to discuss economic and industrial policy to base commerce on sound footing, with resolutions urging tax relief from disarmament savings and tighter price controls, and investigations into taxation and national finances.

Tokio Japan International Chamber of Commerce Japan Economic League Inouye Bank of Japan Kenzo Tkeda 100Th Bank Takuma Dan Mitsui Raita Fujiyama Tokio, Chamber of ‘Commerce Economic League

U. S. First in Dairying Despite Butter and Cheese Gaps

United States tops global dairy production while ranking mid pack in consumption. Sweden leads milk use with Denmark and Switzerland close behind. Canada lags in pulse, Australia, New Zealand, and Denmark surpass the U.S. in certain butter and cheese figures. 1921 saw milk output rise 11 percent. A superstition from Sweden notes a girl must not look in a mirror after dark with artificial light. Iceland could yield 60,000 horsepower from one waterfall, another 50,000.

Chicago United States M. D. Munn National Dairy Council United Kingdom France Italy Mann

Death of Mrs Ola Jones at 2138 Indiana Street

Mrs Ola Jones died at her home at 9 40 last night on 2138 Indiana Street Funeral services set for 11 30 tomorrow at Pleasant Grove Church with burial in Flory Cemetery The funeral party will depart the house at 10 o clock

Ola Jones Ola. Jones Iventucky Street Pleasant Grove Flory

Medal of Honor Men to Attend American Legion Convention

Medal of Honor recipients, the highest U S bravery award holders, are invited as distinguished guests to the American Legion national convention in New Orleans with 22 already accepting. Each will have expenses paid, and they will review the parade from reserved stands. The list includes privates to lieutenants from diverse states such as New York, Michigan, Virginia, Oregon, California, South Carolina, Utah, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Kansas, Texas, Tennessee, and more.

New Orleans American Legion Legion Harold A. Furlong Ann Arbor Mich Alan L. Eggers New York John L. Barkley Blaistown Gary FE. Foster Inman 8. C Philip C. Katz San Francisco John GC. Dozier Rock Hill S. C Thomas Neibaur Logan Utah Arthur J. Worrist Hannibal George 8. Robb Salina Kans Thomas A. Pope Chicago Lemuel Woodfill Fort Thomas Willie Sandlin Lawrenceburg Frank J. Bart West Hoboken N. J Archie A. Peck Rochester N.Y Joseph B. Arkinson Memphis Tenn

Australia pioneers wireless telephony progress and usage

In Sydney and Melbourne observers note rapid advances in wireless telephony with phonograph records and human voice demonstrations. Authorities expect commercial use within years and eventual supersession of wireless telegraphy. Amateurs 1200 miles away report hearing music and portions of speeches, though voice proves harder to transmit than music.

Sydney N.S. W Australia Melbourne

Australian government trade representative to high commissioner

The Sydney report states the Australian cabinet plans to elevate the government’s representative in the United States from trade representative to high commissioner through a bill to be introduced in Parliament. Some believe Premier Hughes could accept the post if offered.

Sydney N.S. W United States Hughes

Poindexter Primary Race Sees Woman Opposing Senator

Seattle voters face a key September 12 primary to decide if Miles Poindexter will win re nomination for the U S Senate. Frances Axtell of Bellingham challenges him in the Republican race, while Clarence Dil of Spokane represents the Democrats. Axtell, Washington’s first woman legislator and former federal officer, accuses Poindexter of a reactionary record and pledges support for a soldiers bonus, child welfare, and anti entangling alliances.

Seattle Wash Miles Poindexter United States Washington Frances Cleveland Axtell Bellingham Poindexter Truman HH Newberry Michigan Axtell Clarence Dil Spokane Axtel Washington Leglature Federal Employees Compensation Commission Washington State Organization For Senate

Surgeon to Palestine Appointment for Cleveland Doctor

Dr I J Biskind a former Cleveland physician has been named consulting surgeon to the government of Palestine He serves as personal physician to Sir Herbert Samuel high commissioner in the Holy Land and went to Palestine in 1919 where he was chief surgeon of the American Zionist organization for two years

Cleveland I. J. Biskind Palestine Herbert Samuel Holy Land Biskind

Emporia Sells Electric Plant For Sixty Eight Thousand

Emporia Kansas completes sale of its electric light and power plant for 68 000 dollars after 25 years of city ownership and 11 years under lease by Kansas Electric Power Co. A June special election approved the disposal and Sweeney spent the day in Topeka on business.

Emporia Kan Kansas Electric Power Co Sweeney Topeka

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