Busy community clubs meet in Lawrence area social week
Fourteen members of the Keawaka Literary Club gathered at Mrs. David Williams home Thursday afternoon for readings and an European city discussion. Mrs. L. W. McNamara hosted a surprise birthday whist party at 707 West Ninth Street with a two course supper for guests including Ruth McHenry and Dr. Joe Bogue. The Mothers League met at Mrs. Simmonds home with a habits talk by Mrs. Mark Beach. Local groups plan meetings at 1201 Tennessee Street and 1209 Massachusetts Street, with university club smokes and Phi Delta Theta dances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keawaka
Che Kanwaka
David Williams
Annie Laurie
France
W. F Elkin
R. L. Calman
Rhine
Willis Colman
L. W. McNamara
West Ninth Street
Ruth McHenry
John Chambers
Joe Bogue
Eric Owens
Mothers’ League
John ,d. Simmonds
G. H. Dixon
Simmonds
Massachusetts Street
Mark Beach
Local residents visit and travel notes around Lawrence
Town guests and travelers frequent Lawrence and Kansas City as residents attend funerals, family visits, university events, and road trips. Notables include Mrs. L M Stevenson, Dr and Mrs Forrest and daughters Mary and Jane, Miss Meredith Nicholson, Sigma Kappa members, and travelers like Col, Fount Buckley, and Jake Buckley with varied destinations from St Joseph to Estes Park to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.M. Stevenson
Kentucky St
Forrest, Allen
Mary
Jane
Kansas City
Piyrtle McConnell
St. Joseph Mo
W. 3. Studer
A. A. Carpenter
Protection
Kan
W. H. Quakenbush
Holton
Meredith Nicholson
Kansas University
Ottawa
Mary Ewing
Ruth Hall
Sigma- Kappa Sorority
May Ireland
Ruth Rader
Kate Jewett
Simmons Hospital
de Soto
Bert Wiggins
910
Louisiana Street
Detroit
Mich
Screenn Grand Lodge
Will Charlton
S. B. Strong
Missouri
Brunswick
BE. Q. Cox
A. M. Kinnis
Boulder
Colorado
Julius Lyon
Omaha
Nebraska
Los. Angeles
Cal
Lawrence
W. T. Stout
Walter
Bradford
Helen
Louise
McLouth
George Lowman
Kentucky Street
Robert Roos
MacLouth
George Coghill
Roseville
J. W. Cog[hill
Ed ‘Walton
Rhea Walton
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Orley Smith
Mississippi Street
Paul Fox
Florida
E. A. Myers
Superior
Wisc
M. Jones
Margaret Larkin
Las Vegas
N. M
Larkin
University Little Theatre Company
Col. Fount Buckley
Oxford Iowa
Jake Buckley
Paola
W. C. Simons
Kansas City Visit Notes From Local Ladies
Mrs. ME Paringer and Miss Hazel spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Charlese Ramsey left for Garnett to visit relatives. Mrs. F W Blackmar and Miss Dorothy Blackmar of 1115 Ohio Street visited Kansas City. Miss Maude Albright has gone to Leavenworth for the remainder of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME. Paringer
Miss Hazel
Paringer
Kansas City
Charlese Ramsey
Garnett
F. Iw. Blackmar
Dorothy Blackmar
Ohio
Eal
Maude Albright
Ford Prizes Announced Today in Local Event
Ford prizes announced today include a $5 savings deposit to a child about six years old from Lawrence National Bank for Ford Day. Awards cover a worst accidental injury, a frog ambulance service, and a coach who resembles Henry Ford. Prizes include a Stetson hat from Peckham’s and a mercerized hemstitched tablecloth from The Fair. Judges include C. W. Smith on Ford cars, Walter Var num on drivers, and W. O. Hamilton on occupants. J. C G. Stevenson leads a traffic subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence National Bank
Ford
Ford Day
Aspie
E. W. Cross & C
Henry Ford
Peckham’s
C. W. Smith
Walter Varnum
W. O. Hamilton
J. C G. Stevenson
Married by Topeka judges for office ceremony
Married yesterday afternoon at the office of Probate Judge MenGer by Probate Judge Charles W. Lovett and Edna L. Reed of Topeka. Dean L. E. Sayre of the university pharmacy school has gone to Washington on business. Leavenworth and Cherokee not on track. See us before you buy Griffin Coal Co. Phone 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lovett
Edna L. Reed
Topeka
Menger
L. E. Sayre
School of Pharmacy
The
University
Washington On Business
Leavenworth
Cherokee
Griffin Coal Co
Just Insurance and Cherokee Deep Shaft Lump Coal Ad
J. BR Holmes advertises insurance at 107 E Seventh with phone 19 while Cherokee Deep Shaft Lump Coal is offered at C. E. Matthews Lumber and Coal Co with phone 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR
Holmes
Cherokee
C. E. Matthews Lumber & Coal
Mission Sermon Fosters Church Giving At St Luke’s
The A M E district conference held at St Luke's Church featured Rev Wayman Ward urging use of talents and better district organization for mission work. A $400 free will offering supported home missions, and the Women's Mite Missionary Society raised another $400 for general work. Delegates will preach in Lawrence churches while Bishop H B Parks leads services and ordains elders tomorrow with conference appointments announced at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. E. District
St. Luke’s Church
Wayman Ward
Colorado’ Springs
Colo
Women’s Mite Missionary Society
J. D. Barksdale
Wester Christian Recorder
Kansas City
Lawrence
Bishan H. B. Parks
St. Luke's Church
Bishop Parks
Mrs Jessie Studer Dies in St Joseph Hospital
Mrs Jessie Ruth Studer age twenty six wife of William J Studer 2624 Monterey street advertising solicitor for the News Press died at 11 o clock today in a local hospital She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Foster Achilles Kan born there Her mother was at the bedside at the end They were married May 20 1919 after he returned from France in World War I They completed their senior year together at the University of Kansas and later moved to St Joseph Survivors include her husband her parents an infant son sisters Mrs R M McConnell St Joseph Estella Foster Tacoma Wash Orpha Foster Achilles Kan and Charles Foster Achilles Kan She was a communicant of St Francis Xavier Catholic church Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Studer
St. Joseph
Car Crash Bucks buggy. Jewish New Year recall. city notices
A colored man named Allen was struck by a taxi while driving home west of town on Willard Hill. The taxi, at about forty mph, narrowly missed Allen’s horse and damaged a buggy wheel. Various local notes include Jewish New Year 6683, radio static easing with cooler weather, and city labor on plastering a city hall lab ceiling. Police removed youths from an interurban station roof after a late call. A lamp rim theft report from I L Seaman, 616 Indiana. An oyster party memory at 904 Louisiana recalls a fire alarm caused by students cooking oysters in a room. St Luke A M E Church sets 9:30 Sunday school and multiple sermons with memorial services and outreach to Lawrence citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Town
Willard Fill
Iaxi
Louisiana Street
Jack Miller
Rex
St. Luke A. M. E
H. B. Paiks
E. R. Vaughn
Western University
A.C. E
F.C. Henderson
D.D
Lawrence
T. W. Greene Jr
Lawrence dealer builds market for veal calves by trucking stock
A. W. Lamb of Lawrence through ties with Kansas City parties has created a fine market here for veal and fat calves and cattle. He is shipping by truck and puts his stock on the market in fine shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. — Lamb
Lawrence
Kansas
Gas Office Offers Learn More About Energy Services
An office promotes information on energy services and how residents can learn more. The initiative highlights programs, contact points, and resources to assist customers with energy needs and efficiency tips.
Open Houses Mark Sulgrave Visitors Arrival at University
Journalism students hosted Sulgrave visitors with open houses at the University Daily Kansan. English commissioner Nardid Spender spoke on English and American journalism. Freshman Frolic and lantern parade planned for Robinson gym with YWCA sisters helping. Lady Wakefield toured Theta house and admired campus living quarters. Chicken dinner set by United Brethren at Big Springs fair September 28 29. Frances Shopper of Ottawa visited Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulgrave
Lawrence
Kansan
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren, Church of
Kansas Conference for Social Work to Meet at KU
The Kansas Conference for Social Work met in Wichita and decided to hold its next annual meeting at the University of Kansas. Likely in November, Prof. F. W. Blackmar extended the invitation and addressed the group along with Dr. Stuart Queen, new sociology faculty member at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Conference For Social Work
Wichita
University of Kansas
F. W. Blackmar
Ing
Blackmar
Stuart Queen
University
Notice of Funeral for Brother Joel Gustafson
The funeral is set for Monday at 10:00 AM at the home of B. G. Gustafson, 700 Ind. St. Members and visiting Brothers should meet at the hall at 916.2. C. B. Rumsey, Noble Grand, T. C. Stevenson, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Gustafion
B. G. Gustafson
Ind. St
C. B. Rumsey
Noble Grand
T. C. Stevenson
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Sexton
Frieda Barteldes
Otto Barteldes
Roy Elise
Wiedemann
Ray Saxton
Long Beach
Eacue of Women Voters
Douglas County League of Women Voters
Mary S. Thomas
Tennessee Street
Louise Towne
Flower Committee of the Baptist Church
Eldridge Hotel
Annie Prentiss
JC. H. Hoyt
P. P. Lester
Alice
Eva Horton
University Club
Ohio Street
Phi Delta’ Theta
Women's Relief Corps No. 9
First Congregational
Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Wivera Club
G. M. Falley
Quivera Club
7Th
Breithaupt & Miller
A. M E
St. Joseph Hospital
Interurbain
I. L. Seaman
Indiana Street
Ae S
Ites
Wonderful
Renge
Nardid Spender
English Commission
Mr. Spender
Robinson Gym
Lady Wakefield
Sir Charles Wakefield
Theta
Frances
K. Wu
Derby Graih Co
Wayne Gill
Phon
Gill
E. W. Cross
Massachusetts St
Kandas
Flissoiri
Mr. Colbert
Vermont
M. G. Wittman
Kansas City, Mo
Constance Talmadge
Lover
Anita Stewart
Pathe News
Fritzel
Fritzel Sanitary Milk
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