Tris Speaker Visits De Soto Area During Winter Stop
A busy round of local visits and community notices marks De Soto and nearby areas. Tris Speaker makes a short Kansas City visit to Mr and Mrs L T Martin as new milk route patrons Sidney Harrow and Baxter Hughes start serving the De Soto route. The Ames Dairy inspector surveys area farms shipping to Kansas City. George Morgan of Leavenworth visits relatives. Church events, student activities, and hospital updates fill the week with residents traveling to Linwood, Eudora, and Overland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sidney Harrow
Baxster Hughes
Ames Dairy
George Morgan
Leavenworth
Fred Gordon
Ladies Aid
Robert ‘Alexander
Alexander
Albert Taylor
Linwood
Bernice Knight
Montgomery Ward
Independence
Buda Whisman
Thayer
Kansas
Lorsine Whisman
Radah June Prices
Overland Park
J. E. de Weese
Blanche Halloway
Martha Biester
Donald Martin
Carpie Fanning
Edgerton
Marie Fanning
Round Top
de Soto
Eudora
Roscoe
Frank Golden
Robinson
C. E. Tuck
Grace Hospital
Tuck
Neill Whitelaw
John Whitelaw
Park College
Parkville
Neill
Mary Adams
Snow Stops Practice for Indian School Football Plans
Heavy snow halts all football work as Coach Hanley and staff map a three to four week spring practice. Aims include scrimmages with Washburn, Emporia, and others to build a strong start for next fall. Meantime baseball and track at the Indian school see limited activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollek Tranley
Gridiron Wareriots
Washburn Co
Haskell Menior
Emporia
Han Fey
Cageh Piel Uonley
Lawrence High School Ends Spring Football Program
The Lawrence high school football program is abandoned as players check in suits on Tuesday. Coach Tiggins announced the closure due to time constraints before the track season starts. The Red and Black will shift focus to track, entering a team in the Kansas Relays with Captain Bob Young leading and optimistic entries planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Lovert Tiggins
Tiggins
Lawrence
Snowbound Rural Route Delays Mail Delivery on Tuesday
The issue disrupted mail along a rural route as heavy snow prevented full service. Neighbors and families paused to gather, sharing meals and visiting in Lawrence and Blue Mound areas while local residents noted the stubborn conditions.
Civics class touring Leavenworth penal institutions
The civics class and Miss Gertrude Wilson visited Leavenworth Thursday to tour the penal institutions. They hoped to see noted prisoners Doctor Cook and Big Tim Murphy but met Mrs. Murphy instead. The group included many named students and teachers with other local residents mentioned in brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenice Mize
Maxine Baker
Ruth Hambleton
Harald Sheldon
Roy Warsop
Howard
William Caldwell
Lawrence Loveaul
Edgar Soule
Maynard
Bernard Gardner
Philo Davison
W. H. Jewett
David Jewett
I. T. Martin
Jack Bennett
Monticello
E. H. McVey
Kansas City
Lawrence city election ad calls for voter support
A political advertisement urges Lawrence citizens to vote on Tuesday April 6 for the office of commissioner of streets and public utilities. C. W. Carman appeals to voters on business experience and strong judgment rather than an engineering diploma, touting thirty years in Lawrence and a record free of special interests.
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Lawrence
Cc. W. Carman
Rural High School Pupils Face Snowbound Trip Home
Rural high school pupils spent Tuesday night in De Soto as heavy snow blocked roads. Those who returned home did so reluctantly, with horseback or a lumber wagon the only way when shovels failed. Snow plows and drags cleared paths by Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Vida Heymer and Mrs. Clarence Hodge are sick. The Haskell Institute chorus, about 80 voices, will sing before Easter services Sunday at 2 o clock. A chicken pie dinner and sale is planned Saturday noon at the Baptist Church 8th and Kentucky, price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hospital
Kansas City
Adams
Anne Schutz
Lawrence
Journal- World
Emma Heat
John Whitelaw
Weir
B. S. Taylor
John Taylor
Clyde Blething
St. Joseph Hospital
Blething
Marguerite Morse
Overland Park
C. W. Morse
Cecil Koons
Willard’ Suute
Frank Williams
Nebraska
A al Giebener
St. Petersburg
Florida
Atlanta
Georgia
Ilinois Points
John Moore
DeSoto
A. Anderson
H. Wallace
Cap Coker
C. &. Hambleton
I Aesteen Elliott
Goldie Enyart
Fred Steffon
Michael Heizmann
Dorothy
Faye Young
John Garret
Oliver Schatz
Lake View
Michael Schatz
Ianna Wath
Mr, Ents
Frank Vin School
Mer Edward Martin
Loraine
Jim Saunders
Karl Tuttle
Fred Florence Sid
Sherman Fletcher
Cred Chambers
Mernine
F. J. White
McLouth
Mr White
Florancey
Clifford
Dorcy Heizmann
Crasper
Lawrence Glock
Taige
Wea
Ip Glock
Sehoal
Jsechael i
Inn
Lewnard O Nutler
Commaher Neers
Welsh
William Eisele
Fred Florance
Carol
Milford Miller
Jarry VanNesse
Oakridge
Helen
Hazel Shiarravl Wallace
Everett
Harold ‘Tultle
Dl Piven
Pleasant School
James Childers
Robert White
William Clawson
M. Palmer
Samuel Fletcher
Plin White
A. EL Welsh
Lioyd
Lida Wilson
Mary Davis
Ralph Standing
Wichita
Kk. W. Pringle
George “Tuttie
Wallace Tuttle
John Gibler
Lone Star
Frank Gosper
Marjorie
Ralph Stevens
Anna -Mar‘ie
Gosper
Toe Rogers
Rogers
Frankfort
Kansas
Ill Manks
Ernestine
Lawrente Glock
Fd Brown
Rou Deere
Grant Risley
Rede 2
Renee
Gain Marth
Ray Martin
Uisley
Thes Vroundhog
Mroc
Robert White Ari
Geneva
Lausrente
Ralph
Sanford Johns
James Chi Ders
Mary Euen Childer
John Garrett
Charles Shirar
Bessie
Elizabeth
Gus Wolfe
Sam
F. B. Envart
Maj
John Smoots
Vearl Smoots
Blue Mound
W. C. Edliett
Ranwaka
Carl Eggert
Bubank
Cal
George Tuttle
Fld. White
Robert. Winte
Charles Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Haskell Chorus
Haskell Institute
Baptist Church
8Th & Ky
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