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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1935

Page

5

Officials resign in a school row in Mulberry Kansas

Mulberry Kansas officials resign after a student strike over teachers salaries. More than 500 students quit classes and marched demanding funds to buy an abandoned school building for back salaries. The council approved a $2,000 purchase plan but warned it jeopardizes a $2,200 bond payment.

Mulberry Kan Pie Mulberry G. H. Gilbert John Gaunce J. C. Jones Newt Marion Jones

University Band Concert At Kansas Arouses Crowd

The University of Kansas band of 85 under Russell Wiley performed its second midwinter concert to an audience above 2,000. The program ranged from Tschaikowsky to light marches with solo and group features, including Three Kings by Smart Boyle and Weddle, a Weber clarinet concertino by Gage, and William Tell to close. J H Bell of Lawrence conducted a celebratory 20th Century March, baton twirling by William Kandt lit up a darkened hall, and the band received a hearty ovation.

University of Kansas Russell Wiley Wiley K. A Whicch Paul Smart Bob Boyle Norman Weddle James van Dyck Horace Thronburg Dean Brooks Richard Gage J. H. Bell Lawrence Bell William Kandt Rossini

Friends Missionary Society Meeting at Knabe Home

Mrs Blanche Knabe and Mrs Mildred Beecroft hosted the November gathering of the Friends Missionary Society at the Knabe residence. Reba Rees led a lesson from The Southern Cross, with attendees including Mrs George Wotan, Mrs N P Henley, Mrs Ed Grob, and others. The Roscoe school program featured Nora Vitt and five pupils, while Everett Votaw won a blanket and Roy Breithaupt a candy box. Football players from Eudora and DeSoto concluded the season with a Friday afternoon game at DeSoto.

Blanche Knabe Mildred Beecroft Friends Missionary Society Knabe Reba Rees George Wotan N. P. Henley Ed Grob C. E. Votaw Alonzo Ambler Georgiana Dolling and Wallace Leonard Beecroft Oren D. Dunlap Irvin Votaw Alphis Rees Roger Stanley Emma Miller Higgensville H. J. Ambler L. EF. Klopfenstein Lucille Votaw Nora Vitt Roscoe School Lois Louise Gerstenberger James Deay Everett Votaw Roy Breithaupt Bobby Klopfenstein John Kasberger Delbert Neis Edmund Stanley Eudora DeSoto Amos Westerhouse Jr Ed Mil RII

Pleasant Grove and Eudora social events noted

Mr and Mrs Floyd Churchbaugh visited friends in Pleasant Grove while Mrs Hazel Harris hosted the 1900 and Now club. Irene Neis led a school program with Hesper pupils presenting a tele vision radio act. The Iota Phi Phi club and Missionary Society held gatherings, and many neighbors attended suppers, showers, and social hours at local homes and the Eudora high school auditorium.

Floyd Churchbaugh Pleasant Grove Clint Wade Hazel Harris Irene Neis Hesper School Norma Kurtz Clarice Polling Delmer Bagby Isle of Capri Doris Moore Prairie Center W. W. Dolling Noel Griffen Ross Smith Oskaloosa Smith Frank Smith C. M. Williamson William Miller

Hesper Farm Bureau Social Honors Families At Hopewell School

The Hesper Farm Bureau unit held its annual social at the Hopewell schoolhouse the Friday after Thanksgiving with 50 attending. Mrs Gab riel and Mrs Dolling led the committee. Deal Six spoke on Rural Electrification and Mrs Coleman of Kanwaka also spoke. Prizes included a doll quilt to Alvin Gabriel and a toy duck to Mrs Milburn with animal crackers won by Rev Rees and Mrs Milburn. Ice cream pie candy and cocoa were served.

Noel Griffen Ross Smith Carl Neis Weaver Hesper Farm Bureau Hopewell School House Gus Gabbriel W. W. Dolling Deal Six Douglas County Ralph Coleman Kanwaka

W I T Y Club Elects Officers and Holds Social Meeting

The Eudora W I T Y club met Wednesday with Mrs. Mayme Kohler. Officers elected: President Ethel Schubert Vice President Maggie Hagenbuch Secretary Treasurer May Adams. Prizes awarded in bridge to Mrs. Davis low score Daugherty and traveling Hagenbuch. Next meeting at Mrs. Davis home December 18 for Christmas luncheon and white elephant exchange.

W.I.T.Y. Club Mayme Kohler Ethel Schubert Maggie Hagenbuch May Adams Davis Daugherty Hagenbuch Ora McCabrin Mattie Kindred Leon Walker Bernice Davis Nellie Daugherty J. D. Adams Oscar Lothholz Robby Clarence Daugherty Nad Roy Daugherty Kaw Valley Guy Grimes

Community Socials and Club Activities Roundup

.Eudora lodges elect officers and members host Christmas gatherings. Notables include I O O F No. 42 electing Nobie Grand George Ott and vice grand M Williamson, Helianthus Order of Eastern Star installing many officers, and a Nineteen Hundred and Now club Christmas luncheon with a program on Christmas carols. Residents share visits, dinners, and travel to Kansas City and Pryor Oklahoma, with several outings and family helpers noted.

Ray Ogden Jelta Durr John Steiner Edith Stiner Carrie Forsythe Alma Gerstenberger Augusta Durr Carrie White Marshall Madge Rothberger Emma Eisele Sentinel Louise Lotz Pearl Rosenal Raah Leon Walker Ruth Olive Ogden Esther Blanche Johnson Martha Hattie Harris Electa Jessie Craig Mary Moody Bernice Davis

Past Matrons Club Hostess and Minerva Lodge Meeting

Mrs Lulu Lothholz hosted the Past Matrons club last Tuesday with roll call of a recently read book. Mrs Blanche Johnson reviewed North to the Orient. Minerva Rebekah lodge held its regular business meeting Tuesday evening followed by bridge at ten tables with Christmas themed refreshments. Miss Arleta Grimes of Lawrence visited over Sunday and Monday. ee Bag Heat Call 176 Adv.

Ray Miller Howard Kohler J. D. Adams William Miller Velva Cremo Kansas City Wiliam Tidwell C. B. Johnson Pryor Okla C. R. Viers George Schubert Margaret Forsythe Edwin Schubert Patricia Oscar Lothholz Ralph Davis Fred Walker Maurice Starr Fred Laughlin John Hagen Pleasant Valley Allen Smoots Lawrence Lavina Smoots Frieda Reifschneider Nineteen Hundred and Now Club Lulu Lothholz Blanche Johnson Orient Minervah Rebekah Lodge Arleta Grimes

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