Our Shepherd Psalm and Kansas frost reports
The Journal-World for September 22, 1927 carries a religious verse from Psalms and a Kansas frost outlook by Secretary Mohler noting little anticipated damage to corn. It also discusses education enrollment trends, debates on home birth versus hospital care, and evolving aviation policy desires, with mentions of General Mitchell, the borer pest, and traffic plans for downtown Lawrence. Charles Levine's status in Europe is updated via a cable from Mrs Levine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World Company
W. ©. Simons
Gee Nag
Iaeamas
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford Building
New York
Franklin P.alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Sanaa
Mohler
Reunion of First Lawrence Rand
Old settlers recall the reunion of the First Lawrence Rand band with Leonard Worcester, invited from Fort Gibson by ex mayor Kimball. Worcester, born among Cherokees, and S. M. Newhall’s absence noted while 1876 centennial plans loom. Social gathering at Samuel Kimball’s house featured music and refreshments. Local shop listings announce new slippers and boots at PD.CL Haskell's & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Lawrence
New York
Commonwealth of Tuesday
C. C. Hutchingon
Arkansas Valley
Newton
Lawrence Rand
Leonard Worcester
Fort Gibson
Kimball
Mr. Worcester
Georgia
Samuel Kimball
Haskell’'s & Co
Pi Phi dances and moves mark Lawrence social notes
Twenty five years ago Miss Claudia Pendleton and others wear Pi Phi colors in Lawrence. Frank Brooks leaves Smyrna after 3 1/2 years as deputy consul to return home and pursue business. Phi Psi new home on Kentucky street hosts a party. Madusky pledged from Leavenworth. Several locals gain or lose jobs or study, including Perry bruised in a fall, Misses Bing er hosting Owls, and several Lawrence residents moving or traveling to Chicago California or Italy. Kap pa Alpha Theta hosts freshmen reception with active chapter and alumni assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Pendleton
Alma Poehler
Edny Dinsnore
Lawrence
Pi Phi
Frank Brooks
Smyrna
Turkey
F. D. Brooks
Brooks
Phi Psis
Kentucky Street
Madusky
Leavenworth
J. S. Perry
Verta
Ola Binger
South
Tennessee
Margaret Teggay
Richard Davis
University
Davis
Marie Nelson
Jennie B. Simons
Simons
Chicago
University of Chicago
Charles Pine
Zella
California
Mary Riddle
Italy
Nellie Wilhelmi
Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity
Ten Years Ago Ferguson Impeached by State Senate Court
Governor James E Ferguson was found guilty today by the senate high court of impeachment on a bill of impeachment. The report also notes military reorganization affecting units such as the 137th Infantry and the 130th Field Artillery under Gen. A. B. Dennehy. Miss Erna Fisher departs tomorrow for Arkansas City to assume a commercial department position at a high school. Ruth Buchanan hosted her Sunday school class event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Ferguson
Senate High Court
Ranses Guard Regi- First
S Rnd Minfentry
130Th
137Th Infantry
69Th Infantry
A. B. Dennehy
Kansas Field Artillery
Hugh Means
130Th Field Artillery
Mias Erna
Fisher
Arkansas City
Surday
Chase
Ruth Buchanan
Local gathering and furloughs mark community note
A noon gathering lists attendees including Laura Glidden and Hazel Faringer among others. Lieut. Charles Griesa, on ten days’ leave from training at Camp Doniphan Fort Sill, will report to Fort Riley. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Martin, Hazel with daughter, return from Florida after South tour. In Tallahassee, Martin met E. H. Sellards and arranged fossil exchanges. Martin is assistant curator of the University paleontology department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Glidden
Haxel Gether
Hazel Faringer
Mary Dyer
Margaret Gustafson
Edna Beal
Mary Nell Hamilton
Edna Husted
Fay Husted
Norma Curtis
Frances Moore
Mattie Zinn
Esther Morgan
Rae Schultz
Charles Griesa
Camp Doniphan
Fort Sill
Okla
Lawmee
Ft. Riley
H. T. Martin
Hazel
Florida
South
Talahassee
Martin
E. H. Sellards
Sellards
University
Radio Phase Study Aims to Simplify Tuning Labels
A.N.E.M.A. committee studies replacing kilocycles and meters with Channel numbers to ease use for non technical listeners. The plan would label the 541.1 meter band as Channel No. 1 and mark tuned stations similarly, with a report at the NFMA radio division meeting in Chicago in late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association
KSD
St. Louis
Radio Division
The
Chicano
Martial law in Hankow after street shooting incident
Hankow China Sept 22 martial law established after a gang rescued a uniformed prisoner believed to be a Communist leader. The escape attempt occurred near the British concession as an escort fired at point blank range. Several are killed or wounded and arrests were made while the prisoner escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Pittsburg Honor Roll Sees Ruth Clawson Named
Ruth Kennedy Clawson of Lawrence is on the honor roll at Kansas State Teachers College of Pittsburg for June and July term, per Registrar J F Mitchell. The list includes eighty students with no grade below A minus. An ad for McNish Bottling Works and a brief line for Door’s Golden appears among the readable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Ruth Kennedy Clawson
Lawrencr
Kansas State Teachers College of
J. F. Mitchell
Stude
Irish Ballad Brings Old Stile Fame at George Shuler Homes
Sunday visitors and family movements fill a long list from Elma to Topeka. Among events, Mayo Brothers treatment planned in Rochester for Mrs Lutz, several Breithaupts visit relatives in Kansas City and Baldwin, and local gatherings include church rally at Worden with Minnie Stockebrand and Miss Chitumbar of India speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin
Mary
Chelaw
Helen Dafferin
Billylough
Down
Ireland
State fair attendance and community notices in Lawrence area
Local society notes record Will Pyle Ed Phipps Eva of Fort Scott along with many families from Lawrence and nearby towns attending the state fair. The column lists visitors, travel to Topeka and Oklahoma, church events at United Brethren, a farewell for Mrs Wise moving to Del Norte, college students, and community updates including a death in the Elon Martz family and various local engagements.
Education and Community Notes From Kyiporia and Meriden
A fragmentary county report highlights Wis vear Elizabeth Dick teaching in Kyiporia and community teachers attending fairs. The thirtieth county convention of W. U. O. met at Meriden Methodist Church with members from many churches, reporting growing membership and finances. Programs featured instrumental and vocal music, temperance readings, and panel discussions on children’s education, with several ministers delivering inspirational addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ College
Kyiporia
Wis Vear
Elizabeth Dick
Andrew Dick
Jim McDowell
KH Cain
California
Louis Carnahan
Pendance
Brammel
Misa’Tie Petrie
W.U. UO
Meriden Methodist Church
Mebouth
Earlands
WL Mc Kimmel
Artie Ward
Ial
Saat
Meridian Girls
Alana Fond
Nortonville
Xora Ko Wise
McLouth
Jrench
Wincheseter
Brown
Jocnas Oy
Arthy
Missouri River Baptist
McLouth Church
Kates
James Mc Powell
Kents
J.T. Crawford
Alpha Wagle
Ilo Lawrenes Black
Egdniien Smith
James
Wells
Powell
Siihex Plt
Streeter
Ty Ryals
LOT
Bogerose
Kanes Woo
Shank
Thisons
Baldwin shoppers and community notes from Worden and nearby towns
Worden shoppers Lynch and daughters Hazel and Irene aided Joly Mores with purchases on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crouse of Ottawa spent Tuesday evening with Wy Winsinger. Several community members attended the fair at Topeka last week. W. B. Winsinger, Win. Lynch, Jose Heftner and Dave Heffner joined a Wellsville picnic and fair goers on Friday. Nellie Wintermiands and Miss Ntaire Wein shopped in Lawrence on Friday. Faye Winter returned home. Mrs. W. B. Winsinger spent Wednesday evening with [name missing]. Mrs. Chas. Geiss and daughter Clara visited Mrs. Geo. Puvogel. CG. Schwarz returned Wednesday after visiting son Francis Geiss in Ottawa from Thursday to Sunday. Miss Hattie Schwarz retired from Colorado Tuesday after two months visiting relatives and friends. Rev. Mostin and Mrs. Meetin and children were Baldwin shoppers Monday. Mrs. Oscar Heinen and Alvin were noted locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shuler
Herman Poh
Sophia
Maggie Heim
Anna Johsnning
Elmer Lutz
Rochester
Minn
Lutz
Mayo Brothers
D. Booher
Elma
Wash
G. F. Deskin
John Cline
Donald Breithaup
Ivan Rappard
Rich
Robert Mostin
Francis
Clara Geiss
Ze Mee
Elma Wash
L. i Booher
Kansas City
Ed Ingles
Ottawa
Stella
F. W. Deskin
Guido Heinen
Jose Heff
Chas, Rappar, Sr
Chester Elliott
Harold
Henry Rappard
Ellen Heinen
Fred Heim
Lawrence
Alta
Heffner
Thelma Schwartbr
Teddy Wacker
Breithaut
Francie
Ruth Breithaupt
Mae Rappard
Henry Rapnard
Topeka
Rev. Mastin
Mary de Watteville
John Lyons
John Elm
Opal
Baldwin
Johnnie Breithaupt
Henry Breithaupt
J. W.breithaupt
Fred Fans
Win
Noubreghe
Carl Plambeck
Simmons
John Stepbener
Fred Fleer
Simo
Philimene
Sophia Hein
Freithaupt
Faye Wintermantle
Alta Hack
Oscar Jartz
Overbroank
Jams Barbee
Pomona
Mes
Prince Deskin
Eldon
Margaret
Centropolis
Flow
Michael
G. F Deskin
Mv Deskin
Nevebern
International Harvester Company
Homer Gibson
Marea Jine
Walter Harbour
W.breithamt
Elen Hoinen
Norma Slochenov
Breithaupt
Dudley Gilgos
Giindpa Rappard
Cilda Heinen
de Watteville
En Heinen
John Parens
Varela Biliett
Melvin Is En
Wo EL Wineinger
Louise Selwar
Rena
Alfa Effner
Kaldwin
Wy RL Winejurey
Toas Austin Af
Honey Stoehener
Ohn Stoehener
Anna Vornberger
Ma. Louth
Hom
Will Pyle
Ed Phipps
Eva
Ft. Scott
Jesse Pyle
Ivan Favison
James
Manill
Frank
Tana
Okla
Harald Steeper
Charles Steeper
Gertrude Stout
Walter Bradford
William
Hiawathi
Ail Mere
Robert Ross
Christian Endeavor
Fred Wise
Sana
Frederick
Tarvey
Thomas
del Norio Cal
Baptist
Eharety
Woc
Wilk Edmond
Long Beach
Gal. S
Ian Edmonds
Jarvis Morris
Mary Virginia
Eric Steepes
Fue Yone
Palestine
Marcus Ranking
Yooung
Mo Rankin
Lila Rankin
Davigan
Harold Enoch
Mrack
Af Lawrenes
Stockwellhy
Arnold Haas
Ima
Cor Pulsa Sun- Ne
Ty Bradford
Perry Bradford
Minnie Duhsmore
Dorothy
Milton Blair
Chanute
John Dick
Jh. W. Reynolds
Claie Party of Friendship
United Brethren
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Frank Shaffer
Karl Richardson
Harold Cooper
Fred Weise
Muriel Phillins
Harold Steeper
Homer Gardner
Charles Fowler
Freeman
Andrey Dick
Alvin Means
Prank Shaffer
del Norte
Colo
Wise
Mises Shirley
Wilma
Richard Maguire
Roy Jayner
Edgar Schundt
Walter Weatt
Aton and Sons
Wa. Lynch
Hazel
Irene
Joly Mores
Will Crouse
Will Aly
Winsinger
W. B. Winsinger
Win. Lynch
Jose Heftner
Dave Heffner
Wellsville
Nellie Wintermiands
Mise Ntaire Wein
Faye Winterwentle
Cis i. Deskin
Chas. Geiss
Clara
Geo
Puvogel
CG. Schwarz
Francis Geiss
Hattie Sclwarz
Colorado
Frien
Mostin
Meetin
Baldwin Ehoppers
Oscar Heinen
Alvin
Fragmented 1900s ad snippets tease store names and drugs note
A garbled column recalls events from long ago including references to a summer day and the Book of Mormon discovery. It mentions a drug store misnaming itself as Drugress Drug Store and other shop notes such as a French perfume, a Massachusetts painter, and a barber’s shop advertisement, all in fragmented form.
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Rankin’ Jil Massachusett
Barber's
Ady
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Journal-World
Eerence Ear
Eldorado Times
Times
the Times
Cleveland Hospital
Cleveland
Mitchell
Secco-Vanzetti
Paris Legion
Ohio
Man
Victory
Sixth Street
Seventh
Massachusetts
Will Jessen
Charles A
Levine
Reigin
Europe
Tharry FE. Hull
United States
Hull
Congress
Iowa
New York City
Williamsburg
Door
McNish Bottling Works
Blues
Arne Callan As
Deacon Brown
Puctioners Syndicate Toa
Aie
Albert Hornberger
Wm. Neze
John Stoebener
Fred
Heim
Kenneth
Raymond
Alfred
Kenneth Heim
Central School
Ed Johanning
John Oelkers
Miss Chitumbar
India
Minnie Geisel
William Hepner
John Stoebeher
Walter
Oscar
Otto
Walter Sehwarz
Carl Schwarz
Wichita
Hutchison
Kans
C.’G. Schwarz
Hattie
Frank Litz
Chas, Hardtaker ‘and Son
C. GC. Schwarz
Jose Heffner
Ney
Earl Heffner
Overbrook
Dan Johannine
Chas. Schwarzy
Allen Heffner
Simoni and
Philimenn
Sas University
Mabel Harding
Jetta Chapman
Baker University
Ann Chirk
State Teachers' College
Ethel Jones
Friends University
Wichitas
Roy Bradford
Wichland College
Paul and Dale Ridgway
State Teachers
Cqllere
Imperia
Ruth Vansen
Onal Hillix
Arline Harding
Alien Dbbhy
Mildred Osborne
Elon Martz
Willisan Dens Ding
Reynolds
W. Peterson
Winchester
Mroa
Mra
Fred McLeod
Witley Falls
Ray Shoemaker
Brethren
Dorothy Grashong
Aditi
Savil
Arenty
Cosi
Mester
Isaial Garperenve
Floyd Brown
Rela
Smith
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Trees
Cretg
Beauty Partor—Ady
Olson Bros
Knox
Ned Mace
Pheas
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