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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
7
Judge Stewart praised the Community Service movement noting its future impact on discipline and civic responsibility. The program aims to extend playfields athletics homerooms and hygiene classes with a citywide network of districts and May opening playgrounds.
Easter Sunday activities around Knowledg Hill include gatherings with Stanwix and related families. Many neighbors visited relatives such as Elmer Stanwix and Rolla Stanwix, with a large picnic at Winford Thiry's featuring King, Thiry, Osborn, Hunsinger, and Grauberger families. Several locals attended pie socials at Mound schoolhouse and varied visits to relatives in nearby towns.
A Kansas gubernatorial candidate outlines six years in the legislature and four in the governor’s office, praising fiscal efficiency, tax relief proposals, and opposition to excess taxes. He champions industrial court support, prohibition enforcement, women’s moral influence, and better highway construction while pledging an equitable, no-excuse administration.
Social notes from Barker farm and Kanwaka include visits by Helen Elizabeth Bigsby and Miss Marie Husted teaching plans, plus clubs meeting at Mrs. C. H. Wausbinder and Mrs. Willis Colman. The Barker school closes Friday with a basket dinner.
Mrs Daniel Kirby and Mrs John Levette visited Friday afternoon. Miss Kevina Brown called on Mrs Leland Colman Saturday afternoon. Neighbors sent flowers for Villetta Winchell's death. Mrs McClune's sister Mrs Guy Spalding returned home from Neodesha hospital. Melvinee Murray visited relatives in Plattsville, Missouri. Josephine Yeoman hosted a picnic at Brown's Grove with friends. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jeffries spent Easter with Mr and Mrs G W Hardtaker. Jeffries shopped in Lawence. G Jeffries visited Topeka. Mrs Wilbur Jeffries visited Mrs Wilson Martin. Agriculture class judged hogs at Lap Tad farm with teacher Mr Essick, planning a stock contest. Robert Ridley Lena Larcom Robert Laretm Floyd Preston traveled to Topeka. Seete visited Topeka. Asina Kirby attended the pie supper. Sha spent weekend with home Folks. Mrs Daniel Kirby and Miss Anna Kirby visited Reeves home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Bigsby and children George and Flore Nell spent Easter with L Bigsby. Carl McClung won an Easter egg hunt at the school. Easter bunny prize. Josephine Yeoman hosted dinner for Stanord C Waterson Gladys Waterson and H Bond from K U, then attended the school pie supper.
Gideons are expected to be in Pittsburg May 5 6 and 7 for the annual state convention. Local members say two hundred delegates will attend and the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce is making elaborate plans to entertain the visitors.
An old advertorial claims Freezone medicine can instantly lift corns from fingers and remove hard and soft corns between toes and calluses without soreness or irritation. It notes a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.
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