McAllaster School News Highlights Local Activities
McAllaster Elementary reports 65 students vaccinated for smallpox typhoid and toxin anti toxin with arm soreness noted. New transfers include Schni der and Sanderson from Cordley and Walker from Woodlawn. Seventh grade election results name Ellis mayor, with primary and final elections detailed. Fourth grade reading party and class minutes, kindergarten robins crafts and spring park walk noted. Barbara Marshall birthday party, art projects in grades four and five, and wind poems. Physical training includes cadet teaching and sprint records led by Lloyd Miller.
McAllaster Fifth Graders Aim for Track Tests
Charles Newcomb holds the record in this event as the McAllaster fifth graders practice for further feats. They plan to throw the ball 130 feet and complete the forty yard dash to earn a nine point health button.
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Charles Newcomb
McAllaster
Questioning Miss Baker's Male Friends in Arlington Murder Probe
Arlington county prosecutors say they will question every man Miss Mary Baker was friendly with to locate the killer of the government clerk. Investigators will seek alibis and handwriting samples from suspects. one lead tied to an ex Kansas City architect is deemed flawless. The Washington homicide squad, Arlington authorities, the justice department and the army cooperate as the body is found on Army property.
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Washington
Mary Baker
Arlington National Cemetery
Fred Wilson
Kansas City
Kan
Treasury Department
Baker
Arington County
Department of Justice
Army
Doubtful Venture Ends In Chicken Theft Arrests
Two Eudora youths started a questionable venture by stealing nineteen chickens from a father and selling them at Gleed brothers on South Louisiana Street in Lawrence. They used possibly stolen or false-identified plates in a pantomobile. They were arrested, but the owner declined prosecution and they were released.
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Eudora
Rutherford
Lawrence
Gleed Brothers Produce Company
South Louisiana Street
Kansas Senator Henry J. Allen Begins Second Year
Washington April 15 Henry J Allen Republican Kansas today began his second year in the United States Senate At noon a year ago the junior senator from Kansas was escorted to the desk of his predecessor vice president Curtis by Senator Arthur Capper the state's senior member of the senate and formally installed.
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Washington
Henry J. Allen
Republicant
Kansas
United States Senate
Curtis
Arthur Capper
Senate
Sigel Ladies Aid Sews, Easter Hunt Prizes Awarded
Sigel Ladies Aid met with Mrs. G Richards on Wednesday afternoon to sew for the hostess. Rex Johnson led devotionals while Eastern quotations filled roll call. An Easter egg hunt followed with prizes to Rex Johnson and Mrs Vogler. Tests honored several members and a next meeting is planned with Mrs Wm Vogler at 940 New Jersey Street. Mr and Mrs E G Steele and sons visited Mrs L G Steele of Belvoir. Mr and Mrs Wm Bahnman and daughters visited the Lee Cox home.
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Sigel Ladies Aid
G. Richards
Rex Johnson
Vogler
Harry Richardson
Olin White
Billy
B. Crawford
Baby
Himes
Sigel and Johnson Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The week features numerous family visits and dinners among Clough, Allison, Cloughs, Skaggs, and Saunders families. Miss Louise Kelly works at Lake View club house while Sigel school closes April 23 with a basket dinner and program. Sigel Farmers Union visited High Prairie April 4, with 150 attendees, and a colored minstrel is planned for April 24. The school meeting April 11 elected Geo Strahan as clerk and hired Miss McKee of Lawrence as next year’s teacher.
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Joe Clough
Om Wm. Allison
No. 6Alatrick
Leslie Clough
Claude Skaggs
Robert
Sarah Stuart
Mays
Lawrence
E. G. Steele
Clinton Church
James Christy
Topeka
John Christy
Wm. Johnson
Tola
Wilma Lée
Richard
Ray Leech
James Saunders
Louise Kelly
Hattie Riggs
Bert Saunders
Joe Cloyough
Joan
Geo. Richardson
Harry Richardson
Olin White
Billy
G. Richardson
B. Crawford
Bill
B. Shimmons
S. M. Gentry
A. B. Fredericka
Mildred Gentry
J. C.tatton
Kate Lohman
Margaret Lohman
B. Brown
Lake View
Sigel
Sigel Farmers Union
High Prairie
Sigel Group
Harold
Betty Christy
Amazed Way Tanlac Relieves Stomach Troubles
Tanlac, advertised as a remarkable medicine, claims to aid general rundown conditions and provide rapid relief for rheumatism and stomach ailments. The ad features testimonials of relief from stomach and bowel pains, neuritis, headaches, and sleeplessness, urging readers to buy at a local drugstore with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Tanlae
Girl injured by bicycle accident reported in city
Earl McRay of 1246 Pennsylvania street told police last night that Waldo Ott aged 21 ran over his daughter with a bicycle. The girl sustained slight injuries.
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Earl McRay
Pennsylvania Street
Waldo Ott
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