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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1928

Page

8

Funeral notices and local society briefs in Bonner Springs

A Bonner Springs obituary notes the death of John Handley, with funeral details led by the Deweese family. The report also covers Mrs. Mayme Scott hosting the Pleasant Hour club, roll call with Irish jokes, and a May meeting planned at Mrs. Charles Kacgi’s home. Readers learn of neighbors and events including illness updates and local visits.

Richard Dix Johnsonham Bonner Springs Christian Church Dale Deweese Max Deweese Des Moines Iowa Ray Lassig Jonner- Springs Desoto Mayme ‘Scott Hettie Soule Scott Tooke Helérr Nares Law‘rence Nettie Gottstein Maxine Deweese Morning Star Frank Rogers Bonner Satin PLO Albert Luther Harry Wankter L. F. Young

Polar fliers Wilkins Eielson land at Green Harbor Spitzbergen

April 23 report from Spitzbergen says Captain George H. Wilkins and Lieutenant Carl B. Eielson landed at Green Harbor after crossing from Point Barrow Alaska. They faced storms and icebound seas, but landed safely to a celebratory reception. The men may depart by dog sleigh to Kings Bay if needed.

Green Harbor Spitzbergen Arctic George H. Wilkins Carl B. Eielson Point Barrow Alaska Yestern Thien Wilkins Eielson Isfjord Kings Bay Tromsoe United States Norway

Auto collisions reported at Twelfth and Mississippi streets

B W Beshears of 633 Indiana street reported a Kansas licensed car collided with his, damaging the bumper, as two other vehicles driven by Clifford Perry of El Dorado and W H Affitt of Kansas City collided nearby Saturday afternoon according to police reports.

B. W. Beshears Indiana Street Kansas Clifford Perry el Dorado W. H. Affitt Kansas City Twelfth Mississippi

Explorers Crown Doubt Over Supposed Polar Land Masses

New York April 23 AP Five reported or imagined land masses are ruled out after Captain George H Wilkins and Lieutenant Cart Ellison flew from Point Barrow Alaska toward Green Bay Spitzbergen over the polar basin. Stefansson, Wilkins' former chief, says visibility would have revealed any lands if they existed and concludes none of the lands like Keenan, Harris, or Frederick A Cook’s pole tale were sighted.

Wilkins Alaska Europe Deed Mansoeita Dead Man's Island Eielson Green Harbor Isfjord Ice Fiord Longyear New_York Times Peary Stefansson MacMillan Point Barrew Spitzderen New York George H . Wilkins Cart B. Ellison Vilbjalmur _Stefangson Point Barrow Green Bay Spitzbergen Polar Basin Hielson Keenan Harris Frederick A. Cook North ‘Pole Admiral Peary Stefansoon

Partial Ex Chief and Others Move Forward

Fragmentary report notes ex chief and associates involved in unspecified actions. Limited readable names hint at a group decision or movement, with no clear dates or locations available in the accessible text. Further details are unavailable from the provided excerpt.

TWO ESCAPE GUARDS FROM TRAIN NEAR LATROBE

Five federal prisoners escaped from a Pennsylvania railroad train near Latrobe while en route to Washington. Guards Baker and Powell left briefly. Mew and Richards, both 18, used an emergency cord, broke a drawing room window, seized guns, unlocked handcuffs, and fled into the night. Both youths had earlier been sentenced to two years for Dyer Act violations after stealing a car in El Paso.

Latrobe Washington Topeka Kan Liberty Pennsylvania Railroad Derry Here Jack Mew Owen Richards United States B. H. Baker Tom Powell Kansas Aftoona Baker Powell National School el Paso Texas Hoxie Ian St. Louis Mew Jeanings Richards

De Soto Notes On Local Moves And School Changes

J R Springer bought Fair Mount Cream Station at 8 Bust Street and leads it now. Lawrence visitors include J Ma and Mrs Philip Kraus. Miss Lucile Moll to teach Camp Branch. Miss Marie Fanning restored at Lone Star. Carrie Fanning to teach Ing Star. Miss Mabel Poll to teach in her homie district. Community events cover visits, illnesses, teaching assignments, and a chaperoned wedding visit at W A Gordons with newlyweds DeVoe Gordon.

J. R. Springer Lawrence Fairmount J . Ma Philip Kraus Margaret, Strickland Tom Jesse Atkinson Olathe Jesse Nwehile T Lee Albert Luther Lucile Moll Camp Branch Marie Fanning Lone Star School Carrie Fanning Ing Star Mabel Polil Homie W. A. Gordon's DeVoe Gordon Gertrude Leraine ‘Brown Kansas City Charles Reed Lenape James Hiddieston Luraine Whisman Son Lloyd Amos Miller Ed Debrow Basehor Albert Martin. Flaherty Minnie Wyland Clathe S. M. Baker W. R. Baker Maurice de Boever Owen Baker Baxter Hughes Jhansase metLinansas Lovie Stratton Apollo Walker Morning Star Jewett Phillips

Leavenworth Field Trip Guests and Local Obituaries

Students from the class joined a field trip to state and federal institutions with attendees including Doris Phillips Lucile Phillips Jean Martin Nina Mae Smith Mildred Deweese Haley Golden Vernon Welch Roscoe Anderson die Kouns Ellis Gordon Mrs A I Cross Paul Darnell and W A Gordon A I Cross and A N Darnell drove Dr A M Fortney of Lawrence visited DeSoto Mrs Maggie Freeman visited Kansas City Mr and Mrs Clay Linden hosted relatives Dr and Mrs O Wright visited Kansas City Donald Mavity of Pierres S L died in an accidental shooting Frank Deweese son of Mr and Mrs William Deweese died at Asbury hospital in Salina at 27 after sudden illness and an apparent attempt at surgery

Leavenworth Whursday Doris Lucile ‘Phillips Jean Martin Nina Mae Smith Mildred Deweese Haley Golden Vernon, Welch Roscoe Anderson Ddie Kouns Ellis Gordon A. I‘ Cross Paul Darnell W. A. Goordon W. A. Gordon A. I. Cross A.N. Darnell A.M. Fortney Lawrence DeSoto Clay Linden O. Wright Kansas City Maggie Freeman Ida Mosco Hollywood Major

Ox Gall Dioxal Tablets Promote Liver Health

Daily lives push the liver toward weakness causing blood toxicity and organ strain. Ox gall tablets, sold as Dioxal, are touted as a safe tasteless stimulant restoring liver function. A free sample is offered through Round Corner Drug Co with a pharmacist test.

Middle Fife Round Corner Drug. Co

Emerald Oil Promises Fast Pain Relief for Feet

An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy for foot pain and bunions. It claims quick relief from soreness and numbness, with money-back guarantees if it fails to end the pain. The copy touts wide availability and dramatic results, urging readers to try the product.

Moone Gil Corp Rand Wollen Dr Rices I Hoare Zinsep F Ormer

District meeting note reads odd fragment from OCR

Fragmentary OCR text shows a district meeting note incomplete with unclear names and dates, rendering a precise event action difficult. The readable bits suggest a local administrative item or bylaw reference but lack sufficient detail to confirm participants or outcomes.

Nationwide radio to broadcast education lessons planned

The National Education Association officials study creating a program to broadcast lessons for schools. They plan to ask the federal radio commission to set aside an hour daily for educational broadcasts to reach teachers, leaders, and students in cities towns and rural areas.

Washington National’ Education Association The Federal Radio“Co

Joyful Cry of Thousands Promotes Olive Tablet Substitute

A fragmented ad-like fragment touts Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It attributes claims to Dr Edwards and an ig physician of Oak Ole, asserting the product is free of calomel and vegetables, but the text is garbled and incomplete.

Edwards

National Education Association official touts radio vision for faster learning

A director of publications for the National Education Association states radio vision will quicken children’s mastery of daily knowledge. The plan enables students to assimilate operations with speed and confidence as educators experiment with new radio guided education.

Publica Ions Radiojvision

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