Schools Run on Federal Money
Washington April The relief plan allocates funds to keep 42 000 public schools open despite prior funding gaps. Officials expect eight month terms in 32 139 distressed districts across 25 states with 5 429 000 pupils and 102 116 teachers. Causes include reduced property valuations, tax delinquency, and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apr
Senate
House
Buchanan
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
United States Office of Education
Kansas as Meteor Fall Target Says KU Professor
Dr. Landes of Kansas University argues Kansas is not unique for meteors but is easier to locate them due to its large treeless plains, flat terrain, widespread population, and distinct rock contrasts. He notes two meteorite types, nickel-iron and stony, comprise most finds.
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Altho
Kansas
K. Landes
Kansas University
Landes
United States
Crossword Clues And Local News From Lawrence Area
Puzzle clues mix with community notes about residents visiting relatives, farm work updates, and construction at a blacksmith shop site. Webs of names like Steinbring Seiwald Mignet and Canary appear alongside discussions of potato planting and new contract systems for peas.
Local notes mix illness visits and church activities
A busy parish report notes Elm Street residents ill with flu Mrs Husted confined to bed Mrs White visiting son Harry near Remo and Payne ill. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Centenary M E Church adopts two daughters for letter exchanges via church post office to reveal Mystery Mothers in September. A Kansas City delegation visits Perry Street with Mrs Culver while other locals attend meetings and recoveries.
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Copperhead
Husted
Elm Street
Mrs. White
Harry White
Remo
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Payne
Violet Carr
Walter Biggs
Lamoni
Iowa
Rev. Knox
Karl Knox
M. E
Mina Knight
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Loyd Pine
Nietas Club
C. Lowe
C. McGinnis
Elm St
Shafstall
Fritzel Dairy Plant Expands with New Brick Warehouse
A large new brick warehouse totaling 60 by 60 feet with a full basement and glass display fronts was completed by Art Fritzel just east of the Fritzel dairy plant at Sixth and Mississippi. The building enhances the block’s appearance and features two bill boards.
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Art Fritzel
Fritzel
Sixth and
Mississippi
Fall Leaf Residents Attend Sam Schoenhofer Funeral
A list of local attendees includes Frank Vitt and family, Otto Vitt, Frank Schoenhofer, John Vitt, Frank Mignot of Fall Leaf, and Minnie Bowen of Weaver at the Olathe funeral for Sam Schoenhofer held last Wednesday. Esther Canary visited friends in Lawrence Friday. McLaughlin and Coffman of LeLoupe, Fred Reetz family with child, Otto Witt and Arlene also noted as guests.
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Albert Steinbring
al Seiwald
Roseline
Eudora
Frank Mignet
Vincent Schoenhofer
Merlin Brock
Albert. Steinbring
Chas
Wit
Charlene
Carrie Eder
Jon Eder
Lulu Lewis
Noah Canary
Esther
Will Reetz
William Torned
Harold Canary
Arch Meinike
Mackey
Earl Mathias
Baldwin
Anuis French
Nelson Freeman
Frank Mignot
Earnest Ralston
Lawrence
Charles Russell
Washington, T D. C
Ee Otto Altenbernd
Kaw Valex
Louis French
Warmker
Otto Mignot
Kansas City
Max Rothberger
Leo
Marie
Chas. Witt
E. Grant
Wamego
Arthur Underwood
Billie
Frank Miguet
Helmes
Raymond Roberts
Edith French
Roberts
Ralph Mathias
Linwood
Mathias
Homer Springs
Union Pacific Railroad
Frank Vitt
Otto Vitt
Frank Schoenhofer
John Vitt
Fall Leaf
Minnie Bowen
Weaver
Sam Schoenhofer
Olathe
Esther Canary
McLaughlin
Coffman
LeLoupe
Fred Reetz
Otto Witt
Arlene
North Lawrence man captures snake for home study
Freddie Brooker Jr. captured a small snake several days ago and took great pains to wet it into a can for transport to his home, detailing the unusual and cautious handling of the creature.
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Freddie Brooker Jr
Recovered From Fall Daughter's Home In South Lawrence
A woman, staying with her daughter Mrs. Clifford-Pine in South Lawrence, is convalescing from a broken arm after a fall down the stairs. Rev. Knox led the children in singing at Centenary M. E. church on Sunday night. North Lawrence enjoys full bloom of pear trees with little freeze damage so far.
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Clifford-Pine
South Lawrence
Knox
Centenary M. E. Church
North Lawrence
Overbrook Social Roundup Sees Family Dinner and Local Events
Overbrook residents share a March weekend of gatherings from a family dinner at the Sullivan home to church and club activities. Attendees include Neese and Clark families of Topeka, local Sullivans, Redmans, Coffmans, and many others. Community notes mention a Sunday school party, a Legion dance, and visits by residents from nearby towns.
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George Sullivan
Albert Neese
Georgia Neese Clark
Topeka
McFarland
Lawrence
C. H. Redman
James Sullivan
H. Platt
Henry Desque
Clifford
Eileen
Glenn Dodder
Bobby
Mike Fisher
del Greenfield
Georgetta Sullivan
Charles Sullivan
Roy Sullivan
Sullivan
J. A. Kesler
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Red Downs Orchestra
Maxine
Mary Frances Coffman
Manhattan
Margarett Coffman
Nelse Fisher
Frank Karnes
Karnes
CCC
Lone Star
A. E. Topping
Olathe
C. E. Black
Junction City
A. M. Hart
Raymond Oveson
Donald Coffman
State Lake
Eskridge
Marie Hupp
Maxine Bret
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Meteorises
Lars Landis
St. Petty Malice
Piers
Distant Co
Merchant
Goddess of
Pr. Landes
West End
Quincy
Old New York School
Nia
David Gray
Kan
Fritzel Dairy
Overbrook
Adyv
Winston-Salem, Anorth Carolina
Herman J. Lamkin
Ray Baker
Margaret Nichols
Pst Robinson
Ace News
New York
Pickwoad
Maytag
Green Bros
Soline
Electrolux
Newton, Iowa
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