Woman's City group opens year with tea at Hotel Eldridge
Members gathered in the grill room to exchange vacation notes marking the season start. Mrs. Harry A. Dodderidge became president and outlined plans. committees chaired by Mrs. E. H. Lindley and Mrs. L. H. Menger presented goals for varied programs and a memorial building for Pioneer days in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lldridge
Harry A. Dodderidge
Teo
E. H. Lindley
L. H. Menger
George Darker
Lawrence
Trrs. Dodderidge
Kathryn Lang
Nelson
Ruth Spindler
E. F. Caldwell
Floyd
Social calendar events list for midweek and weekend
Wednesday Elks club social hour and bowling airs. Social Circle club notes Mery Hegeman. Jolly Dozen club hosts covered dish at Mrs. H Kennedy home. En Regle club with Mrs. EB Foster. Thursday Bapra Phi tea at Mrs. A F Tea for. Sigma Eta Chi meets at home of D Grey. Saturday Betty Washington chapter D Mrs. EB Learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Mery Hegeman
Jolly Dozen Club
I. Kennedy
EB. L. Foster
A. F
Sigma Eta Chi
Ey D. Grey
Betty Washington
EB .R. Learned
Cady couple return from Canada Vermont and Boston trip
Dr and Mrs H P Cady returned Sunday evening from an auto trip through Canada and visits with relatives in Vermont and Massachusetts. They spent time with their daughter Mrs Lewis G Longworth and Dr Longworth of New York City. Mr and Mrs H B Ober are expected home from Estes Park Colorado. Miss Emma Sage of Topeka arrived in Lawrence to pursue graduate work at the University this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Cady
Canada
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lewis G. Longworth
Longworth
New York City
H. B. Ober
Lrom Estes Park
Colo
Emma Sage
Topeka
Lawrence
University
Local residents return and travel notices from Iola area
Mrs Roy Ballard comes home to Iola after a short visit with her mother Mrs WM Murphy. A Peck departs tonight for a business trip to Chicago. Mrs WW Burnett leaves for Houston to visit daughter Mrs Edmund A Gibbs. Mr and Mrs H W Josselyn and Walker return from a trip to New York and Detroit. Miss Miriam Eubank arrives from Kansas City to enter the sophomore class at the University school of medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ballard
Iola
W.M. Murphy
Peck
Chicago
W. W. Burnett
Houston
Tex
Edmund A. Gibbs
H. W. Josselyn
Walker
H. R. Josselyn
New York
Detroit
Lawrence Bystander Notes and Fire Warnings Loom
A Lawrence quiet piece lists a car accident near the 1200 block on Mississippi street and a fence collision at the freshmen football field. Fire Chief Keinisch warns residents about trash fires amid tinder dry conditions, while prowlers are reported on 1300 Dread and 1244 Louisiana. Street repairs on Tennessee street, University line schedule changes, and geese over Massachusetts street punctuate a day of local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Street
William Keinisch
Dread Avenue
Louisiana Street
University Line
Power Company
Highth
Massachusetts ‘Street
Interesting Vacation in Northern Ontario
Harold and Mark Alexander, Kansas University students, enjoyed a seven week trip through Northern Ontario. Staying with uncle C A Jeffries and his daughter Neila in Toronto and Muskoka Lake, they toured Canadian oil offices, summer homes, and rodeos. They witnessed Northern Lights, forest fires, and red sunsets over the lakes during their vacation experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Canada
Harold
Mark Alexander
E. E. Alexander
Mississippi Street
North America
University of Kansas
Mark
School of Busines
C. A. Jeffries
Canadian Gas Company
Neila
Toronto
Muskoka Lake
Indee
Victor Ro
Canadian Oil Company
Muskoka
Dorothy Stevens
Alex
Marathon Swim At Toronto Expo Marks Strenuous Challenge
An account notes meetings and visits with a woman, then describes a return trip to Toronto for the Canadian National Exposition. There, a 151 mile marathon swim drew attention as 3 of 182 entrants finished in 42 degree water, signaling the event's extreme effort and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
Toronto
Traffic court dockets yield three bond forfeitures and one continuance
Four traffic cases heard in police court resulted in three bond forfeitures and one continuance. Names listed include Alten and Tegarden with bonds of two dollars each for alleged offenses. One driver, Claude Wray, had arrest for driving past continued amid the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten
Tennessee
Edson Chadvorn
Sag Street
M. L. Tegarden
Claude Wray
National Officers to Attend Co op Dinner Tonight
The Co op club meets at the Green Owl tonight with national president T. J. Lucado and secretary Carl Brick expected. Dinner at 6 30 o clock. A full attendance urged. Earlier report noted a cited member failing to appear before the court today. Georgia man captures a mad dog that attacked children in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage In
Green Owl
Dinher
T. J. Lucado
Carl ‘Brick
Folger’s Central American Coffee Promises Healthful Kick
Doctors and 2,571 physicians endorse Folger’s rare Central American coffee as free from harmful after effects and actually beneficial. It’s described as a distinct coffee, grown in small Central American mountain districts, with rich flavor and no rough oils. Folger’s is sold in key-opening vacuum tins to stay fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger’s
Central America
Folger
Kansas City Southern Omits Dividend
The Kansas City Southern railway today omitted the common stock dividend of 50 cents. Directors ordered the regular quarterly dividend of $1.00 on the poster issued payable Oct. 15 to stockholders of record Sept. 30. A grass fire at the residence of Lee Mason, Nineteenth and Mississippi streets, caused an alarm but no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Southern
New York
Kansas City Southern Railway
Lee Mason
Nineteenth
Mississippi
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Pearson
Soph
Mr. Pearson
Dallas
Quivira Lake Clan House
Kansas City
J. Hefselke
Dalton
R. A. Schwiegler
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Louise, Gilliland
Laura Alice Holliday
Mildred Whaner
Victoria Poorman
Ruth Mullinax
Kappa Beta, Christian Church Sorority
Mis
Seth W. Sloughter
Martha Meade
0. R. Bales
South Side
E. E. Bunn
D. D. Starling
Charles Spray
Spray
Fales
Lee Ees
Birs. Bales
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Stax
Masonic Temple
A. T. Hatfield
Kentucky Street
Dave Heffner
Henry Schwartz
Albert Hunberger
Ruth
C._C. Schwartz
Thelma
Glen Schwartz
Elmer Lutz
Ivan Schwartz
Melvin
Osker Hack
Charles Hardtaffer
Vergil Schwartz
Lester Schwartz
Dorothy Christien
Hoffman
Wilfred
Albert Hatfield
William L. Ewing
Route Two
Richland
Clint Tyner
Overbrook
Jamita Herrell
Clinton
Short Grass Country
J. C. Tyner
Earl
Eugene
William
Ernest
Cora
Maud Dowell
T. O
Flanagan
Clarence
George H. Burruss
Bessie
William A. Brown
WaHene
Pomona
J. 0. Bridges
Rey Harrell
Airs
J. R. Johnson
Beatrice Metsker
Morris Ewing
Elmer Sawyer
W. L. Johnson
William Ewing
Lone Star
Lewis G. Lonesworth
Jackson Heights
Anne Louise
Longeworth
Helen Cady
Trinity Episcopal Guild
E. H. Hollands
A. D. Grey
Sizma Eta Chi
F. H. Smithmeyer
F. H. Olney
May Riggs
A. G. Mitchell
Mrs. Grey
Aunt Het
Robert Guillen
Bill
Publishers Syndicate
South Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Eleventh Street
Street Department
Massachusetts Street
A. M. Fortney
CAS
Georgia
Mad Dog
Macon
Holloman
Forcer Cofres Company
San Francisco
Ak Fashion We
Cox
Mascal
Otto Fischer
Elyo
Journal-World
Ward's Flower Shop Flowerfone
Beauty Shop
Keith Starr
Laridan Beauty Shop
Marcels
Frank Vaughn
Weaver
Betty
Sea
OFLC
Empress Eugenie
Tallyho
Chinchilla
North Harbor
Yreaver
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