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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1935

Page

7

Flower club program and Easter events in town

The Flower club meets Monday at the old city hall with a Chrysanthemums program led by Mrs. C. G. Husted, Mrs. Alice Davis, and Mrs. H. W. Edmondson. Easter dinners are planned at the Country club, and Jeanie Werner hosts twenty four Junior High friends for a treasure hunt and dance tomorrow night. Troop four Girl Scouts hiked to a daisy field, practiced firemaking, cooking, and egg rolling. second class Scouts passed tests. Various social happenings include bridge club, Kanwaka Literary Club Easter program, and a May 2 meeting. Commencement speakers named for Pittsburg Kansas State Teachers College.

Flower Club Old City Hall C. G. Husted Alice Davis H. W Edmondson Jeanie Werner Henry Werner Betty Joan Abels Martha Rose Alghin Ivalon Goodwin Margaret Jane Wadehame Ann Murray Mary Louise Baker Mary Lou Holloway Billie Rae Dashiell Dorothy May Bet- May Bunn Doris Twente Jeanie ‘Erner Alan Riwing David Girl Scouts J. W. Hartley Daisy Field Muriel Jordar Gloria Goff Margaret Kreider Virginia Nell Carrr Eugen Pittsburg Kan Kansas State Teachers College of W. A. Brandenburg Samuel Mayerberg Kansas City Walter B. Pitkin Columbia University New York

Koenig to Speak on ROTC in Schools in Topeka Tonight

Lt. Col. W. C. Koenig professor of military science at the University of Kansas will address the Topeka reserve officers club tonight at 7 30 on The Development of the ROTC in Schools and Colleges The talk is set for the Chamber of Commerce meeting room.

Topeka W. C. Koenig University of Kansas Chamber of Commerce

State support urged to curb unequal school funding

Manhattan superintendent W E Sheffer urged liberal state and federal aid for public schools at a northeast Kansas educators gathering. He blamed unequal wealth distribution for funding gaps and proposed severance and oil taxes, noting Kansas relies mainly on property taxes while neighboring states tax oil and gas. He warned drilling costs in Kansas are lower but revenue from oil remains inadequate.

W. E. Sheffer Manhattan Schools Kansas Sheffer Texas Oklahoma

Night Life of the Gods at Dickinson theater

At the Dickinson the current attraction Night Life of the Gods runs for the week. An inventor who humorously turns living people to stone and statues of gods into humans drives the plot. Cast includes Alan Mowbray Florine McKinney Peggy Shannon and Wesley Barry with notable shorts, a musical number, an animated cartoon in color and a strong news reel.

Dickinson Theater Venus Apollo Diana Mercury Neptune Alan Mowbray Lovely Florine McKinney Peggy Shannon Wesley Barry

Club Names Ish Janeway Secretary and Mrs Canary Treasurer

Ish Janeway was named secretary and Mrs Canary was elected treasurer. The next roll call is Japan. The next club meeting will be with Mrs John Canary. Friday visits included Mrs Leslie Worley and Mrs Reese of Mound with Mrs Janeway. Frances Thiry stays with Mrs Greene of Lawrence. Helen Lamb of Wichita visited with sister and family. Beulah Janeway and Mrs Baker Murphy spent Sunday with grandfather Mr and Mrs W C Collins of Lawrence.

Ish Janeway Canary Japan John Canary Leslie Worley Reese Mound Janeway Frances Thiry Greene Lawrence Helen Lamb Wichita Joe Clough Chilren Beulah Janeway Baker Murphy W. C. Collins

Local Social Notes and School Countdown

Mrs Jacks of Basehor spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Ed Dacka and family Carl os End daughter Lucile of Perry visited Mrs May Jacks Weda Lola La Duke as A Visitor with home folks over the week end Gladys Cox received a severe burn last week and was off work from Thursday until Sunday Miss Erhart and Mr and Mrs John Canary took supper with the Hugs family Tuesday night The last day of school will be on Friday April 19 There will be a dinner and program by Miss Erhart and pupils Francis and Albert Mole of Lawrence spent Saturday night and Sunday with their cousins the Thiry children Mrs Joe Clough and Mrs John Canary were both on the sick list this week but are better at this writing Mrs Clough has had a gathering in her ear which has broken several times Ira Dial of DeRidder La was a caller in the neighborhood Friday Mr Dial was a former resident of this neighborhood

Jacks Basehor Eddacka Carlos Lucile Perry May Jacka Weda Lola la Duke Gladys Cox Erhart John Canary Francis Albert Mole Lawrence Thiry Joe Clough Clough Ira Dial DeRidder Mr. Dial

Worden and Niebrugges Visit Overbrook Tuesday

Ben Horst Worden motored to Overbrook Tuesday afternoon and was a Baldwin caller. William Niebrugge and his son Milton also motored to Overbrook on the same afternoon.

Ben Horst Overbrook Baldwin William Niebrugge Milton

Princess Oh-Hotcha Aims to Free Puffy Amid Fire

Princess Oh-Hotcha races against time to rescue Puffy from burning ropes. She wields a sharp tool to cut him free as flames close in, a perilous moment shaping their desperate bid for escape.

Oh-Hotcha Puffy Puff

Local chores and farm help noted in week of tasks

Oscar and Otto Stoebener did chores for Ben Horst on Tuesday evening. Carl Plambeck assisted L. W. Haas with farm work a few days the past week. Mrs. Carl Plambeck and daughter Antonette spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Elise Hass and Miss Pauline Stoebener.

Oscar Otto Stoebener Ben Horst Carl Plambeck L. W. Haas Antonette Elise Hass Pauline Stoebener

Central School to Hold Last Day Program on April 23

Miss Gertrude Deay and Albert Wacker were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Schwalm on Friday. On Tuesday April 23 the Central School will have their last day of school with a basket dinner at noon followed by a program by Miss Erma Burgert and pupils. Several Schwartz and Johanning family members traveled to Eudora for a St Paul Evangelical church confirmation and were dinner guests of Will Reetz and family in Fall Leaf.

Gertrude Deay Albert Wacker Ray Schwalm Central School Erma Burgert Sophia Schwartz Clara Oscar Ruth Johanning Myre Carl Schwartz Louisa. Schwartz Walter Albert Schwartz Eudora St. Paul's Evangelical Church Will Reetz Fall Leaf John Breithaupt Clifford Elmer Wintermantle Irvin

Edgerton and Lawrence Visit with Stoebeners

Mrs Henry Breithaupt of Edgerton and Mrs Katherine Wilson with Mrs Earnest Tingle of Lawrence spent Friday afternoon with Mary and Henry Stoebener.

Henry Breithaupt Edgerton Katherine Wilson Earnest Tingle Lawrence Mary Henry Stoebener

Dinner guests honor Mr and Mrs Elmer Winterman and Frances Breithaupt

Mr and Mrs Elmer Winterman and Miss Frances Breithaupt were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs John Breithaupt and family.

Elmer Wintermantle Frances Breithaupt John Breithaupt

Ta man pleads guilty to reckless driving fined five

Raymond Lytle of Ta pleaded guilty in Police Court to reckless driving after his car crashed into a parked vehicle on Twelfth and Tennessee streets. Police Judge C. B. Learnard fined him five dollars. The Kis car belonged to Edward Fly, a University of Kansas student.

Raymond Lytle Politice C. B. Learnard Lytle Twelfth Tennessee Edward Fly University of Kansas Stu

Knowledge Hill Club Elects Officers for Next Year

On Wednesday the Knowledge Hill Club met with Mrs. BE Jacka. The main feature was the election of officers. Mable Grant was re elected president and Mrs. Humphrey re elected vice president. Bet...

Koowledge Hill Club BE. Jacka Mable Grant Humphrey Bet

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