Bible Class Plans and Local Wedding Notices
The Bureau Bible Class executive met at Mrs. J A Brash home to plan for October starting with a September social led by Mrs. W C Payne and Genesis studies. Lawrence bound news covers Roberts scholarship, Ottawa University ties, and several local wedding announcements from Gardner and Manhattan with details on venues and dates.
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Lawrence
Miss Grave
J. Terrell
Volney
Hillord
Gardner
Kan
Milford
Denver
Cole
University
Movements and Visits Across Kansas City and Lawrence
Numerous residents and visitors travel between Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City, and nearby towns. Notables include Prof Mills of Hesper, Miss Mae Perry, Dr Gillispie and families returning from Estes Park, and J. C. Henderson visiting his parents. Several prepare trips to Chicago, Denver, Staunton, and Colorado Springs, while others attend events or join relatives in Lawrence and Topeka.
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R. Chester Roberts
Lawrence
Roberts
Kansas Univensite
Ottawa
Univer
Gertrude Barnes von Ahe
Sprith Roberts
Econd
Barnes Turner
Laura Roberts
Onaga
Hime
Ottawa Republic
Staunton
Will Byrnes
Emporia
Dim Root of Clay Center
W.R. White
Meriden
Mae Perry
Culver
Kansas
la. A . Grives
Gillispie
Nesterday
Long’ Beach
Portland
Jc. P. Henderson
Kansas City
Willa Prise
Topeka
Griffith
Wisconsin
Harry ‘Gardner
Thome
Chicago
H. E. Tanner
Edna Dart
Edward Tannery
Pugh
Estes Park
Clyde’ Mason
Helen | Woolsey
Eudora
Tola Katheroan
Rush Medical College
Blanche
Gordon
Por’ Sedalia
Worrow
Rachel Woodard
Calfornia
Wh. Bales
Harriet Hunter
Tierbert Hunter
Olin
Dr. Sadler
Kan City
Ida Simmons
Helen Hoopes
Aliyn Cole
Mildred Cole
Gladys. Cole
Varietti Hosford
Sutton
Roy ‘Fitzpatrick
Robert
Keith Gardner Woodard
Charlie Greenlees
Baldwin Mitchett
Greenlees
Donald
Aatt
Colorado
AP. Hylts
Henry Weingartner
Mr. Covey
Arizona
Mildred Coles
Wichita
T. J
Nofrata
Man ‘Hhatlan
Elon
Yellowstone Park
Black Fist
Dabo
Paul Saber
Benner Springs
Arthur Evans
Lamh
C."c. Brown
Manhats
Frank Saner
Water‘ Company
New Mexico
Baker University opens amid bright athletics outlook
Topeka report notes Baker University opened amid a strong enrollment and a promising athletics outlook. Faculty changes include music and history departments. Hoover out sick, Prof Deal to fill registrar role. T C Marta to join commercial department. Miss Ingalls of Washington and Joseph Bristow’s marriage announced. several staff moves and a Topeka house visit for Ellissy music instruction tomorrow at 3. Mrs. Co. Sitions, 919 Indiana Street, hosts music demo for interested locals.
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Daney Ongenéeker
Lawrynee
Orlahom ‘Ity
Indiana Street
Deal
T. C. Marta
R. C. Thompson
Martin
Joseph Bristow
Senator Bristow
John
Ethel Mithavis
Bax
Tri Delta Sorority
Donald Boyd
Kerriton
Kpngas
Topeka
ALABASTER BALM AD OFFERS BEAUSING CURE
Classified items list cosmetics household goods and services including ALABASTER BALM claim and price 50e postpaid, employment notices and rentals, a sale of a pedigree Angora cat, real estate listings, selling used items, and local theater notices. Includes names such as Mrs Charles Sutton Bell 1063 and Lawrence auto listings.
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Tennessee
Bell
C. W. Carman
Breezedale
Cail Bell
Notich
Burt R. White
St. Home
California
Callat
Lawrence
Kodak improvements and gear on sale this season
The notice highlights camera advances from Kodak and Premo pack slides, with local shops offering advice and stock. It lists discounts and products from Raymod’s Drug Store, Smith’s News Depot, and McCulloch’s Drug Store, including cosmetics, beverages, and farm mortgage quotes. The fragment mentions local sales and upcoming baseball weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s
Croll 'Ee
News Depot
Carroll’s
Kodak
Woodward & Co
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City Sept 11
Associated Press market report from Kansas City notes cattle receipts around 8000 with mixed prices and a market steadier to higher for some cuts, hog receipts about 21,000 with steady to lower trend, butter and eggs unchanged, wheat mixed with June September futures and corn steady, no major shifts noted in hay and other grains. Livestock categories include stockers and feeders and cows and heifers with price ranges indicated for native steers, lowa entries, and packers. Market activity described as strong to higher for some classes, with expected price rigidity in others.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Packersland Butchers
St .Louisy
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