Lawrence High School May Commencement Delights Town
The Lawrence High School class of fifty staged a remarkable commencement at the opera house. An array of orations essays and declamations impressed a full house as Rev Dr Cordley and Prof Stanley distributed diplomas. The standout is Miss Brenda Palm with a flawless attendance record and a strong graduating list highlighted by dozens of named students and their remarkable performances.
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Lawrence
Friends of Education
Opera House
Greece
Rome
Julia Hutt
Christine McFadden
Virginia Baldwin
Lucy Eck
Margaret Boulware
Joh Selig
Lula Charles Hadley
Stanley
Brenda Palm
Lawrence High School
Maud Beatrice Allen
Lucy Ecke
Virgin Horton Baldwin
Margaret Hudgin Boulware
Charles Stuart Brady
Winifred Grace Churchill
Oliver Gates Colwell
Rozenna Epple
James Carpenter
Edward Fiegenbaum
Wilbur _ Ludington Gardner
Edith Archibald Grubb
Carrie Fincher
Lulu Charles Hadley
Albert Garrett
Wilbur Hamilton
Inez Henshaw
Elizabeth Julia Hutt
Albert Hoge
Rose Horner
Belle Howard
Belle Kellogg
Pearl Laptad
Belle Blanche Mallison
Frances Lindner
Mary Mayes
Harold McCrory
Vance Mey
Lora Estell Olds
Brenda Eleanor Palm
Agnes Radford
Lola Monteith Phillips
May Rushmer
John Selig
Kate Louise Riggs
Helen B. Sande
Cora Shaw
Jean Steele
Claude Chalmers Stanley
Birdie Lora Stump
Brnntomart “Sweet
Minerva Duretha Thomas
Blanche Marguerite ‘Timmons
Charles Ulrickson
Pauline Urech
Billa van Hoesen
Frank Walton
Alice Beulah Whitman
Clyde Wilson
Temperance Union backs Prohibition and law enforcement
Topeka Kansas May 17 The State Temperance Union held its first regular session with about 300 delegates. Officers elected include President James A Troutman Topeka Vice President D C Milner Manhattan Secretary Thomas H Bain Topeka Treasurer H W Lewis Wichita and an executive committee from multiple towns. The resolutions praise Prohibition at work in Kansas pledge obedience to Supreme Court guidance while defending state laws and urging vigorous enforcement against saloons. The body argues against extra legislative sessions and opposes reopening saloons, calls for federal action to preserve prohibitory laws, and condemns Missouri attempts to establish original package outlets in Kansas. The union also condemns the liquor traffic and endorses strong enforcement and public support for prohibitory policy.
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Topeka
Kan
State Temperance Union
James A. Troutman
D. C. Milner
Manhattan
Thomas H. Bain
H. W. Lewis
Wichita
N.C. McFarland
W. H. Stout
Fort Scott
R. M. Tannell
Samuel Detwiler
Hiawatha
E. C. Boot
Ottawa
S. B. Fleming
Charles de Wolf
Garnett
S. B. Bradford
Embry
Leavenworth
Amanda Way
Pleasanton
S. A. Thurston
Mrs. Davis
Newton
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Supreme Court of the United States
Iowa
Kansas
United States
Congress
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Alcoholic Liquor Commission
Hneselweu
Gills
John Wesley
Missouri
Supreme Court
Kangas
Gray
Massachusetts
Huarlan
Kentucky
Brewer
Federa
Kansais
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Temperance Union
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