Lawrence Churches Host University Receptions
Lawrence churches plan Friday receptions for University of Kansas students. Christian church hosts 8 pm event September 13 with entertainment and refreshments at their Ninth Street church, followed by Friends church at 10th and Delaware. Also notes Year Round Club gathering at 645 Missouri Street with Esther Clark Hill reading, Federation of Women’s Clubs executive council meeting September 15 at city hall, Betty Washington DAR meeting September 16 at 307 West 23rd Street, and Women’s Relief Corps meeting September 15 at 2:80 pm in the G A R hall. Fresh stock of boxed candy Polly and Sam’s Varsity Annex.
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Lawrence
Christian Church
Friend’s Church
E.R. Huddleston
Missouri Street
Esther Clark Hill
Kansas
Charles Kendall
Kentucky Street
A. C. Mitchell
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Executive Council
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward Bumgardner
West Twenty-Third Street
Local residents tour state fair and travels
Mr and Mrs Howard Parker of Tulsa left for Kansas City after visiting Edmund Learned. Several locals visit Topeka and Kansas City for the Kansas Free State Fair. Everett P Filley of Tulsa, a former Delta Tau Delta member, revisits university friends in Lawrence. A century ago gas street lighting faced opposition in New England on religious grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parker
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Edmund
Theodore Gardne
Endora
F. H. ‘Smithmeyer
Frank E. Miller
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. Y. Thomas
Topeka
Mabel
W.B. Manter
Dorothy Hammig
Eudora
Lawrence
E. H. Pence
Vivian J. Hanna
Meintire
Kanaas City
B. B. McIntire
Filley
Delta Tau Delta
Stella’ Button
John Merwin
Harry Lander
W. K. Edgar
Sam Nelson
I. Pr
New Eng
Clever Housefly Claim Stirs Scientific Debate
A questionable assertion claims the ordinary housefly is the cleverest insect, thought to think hundreds of times quicker than a millert. Halland is noted with 980 miles of carats in an unrelated line, reflecting garbled OCR text from the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeta Halland
Lawrence Community Notes And Local Happenings
Community items from Lawrence cover a Mohler relatives gathering and a Horseshoe Pitching club refreshment event won by the Yost team. Road work on North Lawrence water lines progresses with an estimated month to finish. A Kansas City driver collided with John Bavella’s car near the De Luxe cafe. Eugene Kennedy of Lawrence tallies four first prizes and two thirds at a state fair. Lawrence high school construction advances with bricklayers doubled and walls rising. Reno dance nights marked and a Logan Moore rummage sale announced for Sept 14 and 15. Each wild poppy stem contains 10 000 to 60 000 seeds.
Deaths and Funerals James Frederick Barnett
The funeral for James Frederick Barnett of a home near Six will be held tomorrow at Warren Street B ap tist Church. The Rev G N Jackson will conduct the service and burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. Also noted is a paper experiment showing five girls on a frame suspended from a single sheet of writing paper supporting 769 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frederick Barnett
James Ick Barnett
Warren i
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Polly & Sam
Varsity Annex
Miss Swank
Mass
Brewster’s
Varsity
Bowerneck
Wallace Reid and
Bebe Daniels
Corinne Griffith and
Kenneth Haslan
Thomas. Meighan
Kathrine MacDonald
Mohlers! Horseshoe
Allen and
Yost
North Lawrence
D. W. Green
John Bavellas
Eugene’ Kennedy
Eugene
Ox Jay Kennedy
Lawrence High School
Reno
K. U
Logan-Moore
Florsheim
Just
Kanwaka Hall
Thomas Bros, Orchestra
Arey
Shaft City
Hampshire
Jewelers
Douglas County
Women's
Babies —Jr
Speed Rine
Aapiary—L
Douglas County Fair
Woodland Park
Stein Bloch
Sheets & Bouldin
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