RN Club Lists Made Up For 1921
Almost eighty boys and girls from the county are entered in RN Club lists for 1921. The entries reflect strong local participation and promise in the upcoming programs and activities.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1921
Page
8
Almost eighty boys and girls from the county are entered in RN Club lists for 1921. The entries reflect strong local participation and promise in the upcoming programs and activities.
County Superintendent WA J Lane announces that 79 entrants from Douglas County will exhibit their corn club projects at the Douglas County Fair in Lawrence this fall. The provided list names entrants by district, including Richard Carroll Topping, Earl Lloyd Tuttle, Elmer Rappard, Nelson Gardner, Naomi Anderson, Harold Simpson, Hulda Dailey, George Unger, Carl Kamp Schroeder, Elmer Husted, Wilfred Selzer, Dallas Jellison, Francis Murphy, Oscar Hadl, Ralph St Clair, and others across districts 11 through 73.
Dr. W. W. Marquardt of the Bureau of Insular Affairs will visit Lawrence Thursday afternoon to meet with teachers or anyone seeking positions in the Philippines. He oversees teacher selections for the islands and will hold interviews from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. in Lawrence.
Half the senior class has paid the 6.25 assessment for commencement activities, per John Bann. Fraser Hall cap and gown orders end Friday afternoon. Inauguration of Chancellor E H Lindley adds dignity to the ceremony, prompting a 100 percent robe appearance push as seniors, including engineering and law students, agree to wear caps and gowns.
The board of education last night canvassed the election results on bonds for a new high school. The school architect advised a site survey to proceed with plans, and a committee of Holloway, Pine and Griesa was appointed to pursue the site issue.
High School Glee Club concert held Monday April 18 featured the Girls and Boys groups in themed scenes Japanese garden and camp life. A junior normal training box and pie social at Bracket school house raised over thirteen dollars. Home Economics Club met with Mrs P Smith on etiquette. Senior play rehearsals resume 7 pm nightly as Prom plans gain momentum with many seniors planning to attend.
Mr B W Woodhearte hosted Wednesday dinner at the Brohammer home. Mr and Mrs Will Postma and children Florence Laurie and Richard visited Wesley Flory. Mr and Mrs Abe Flory and children Mabel and Wessie attended. Mrs Harve Flory also present. Jesse Markley and daughter were noted in the vicinity.
Evelyn called at the George W Markley home Thursday. Willow Springs school closed Friday April 15 with a dinner and program featuring recitations and dialogues. Henry Landis helped Wesley Flory on Thursday. Numerous local residents, including Shuck, Ward, McCall, Campbell, Flory, and Beeghly families, attended visits, hay hauling, and a Lawrence trip. The bulletin notes telephone trouble and ongoing efforts for better service.
Sylvia, Alice Shuler and Roy Shuler shared Sunday dinner at Harve Flory’s home. Henry Flory visited Daniel Beeghley Friday. Mrs. Ralph Perlin returned to Kansas City Monday after time at Elmer Campbell’s. Irvin Flory bought hay for George Markley’s place and Jesse Markley stored ear corn at the George Markley mill Monday.
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