Quicker Returns Sought in Douglas County Tuberculosis Drive
With just over half of the mailed Christmas seal letters returned, 1533. dollars have been sent to the Douglas County Tuberculosis Association as the annual drive proceeds. About 1698 of 3200 envelopes have returned, with many rural schools reporting funds. A K U campus tally nearly matches 1926. Funds support a free tuberculosis clinic in Eudora today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County’ Tuberculosis Association
Itherstate Association
Ed Anderson
Ed Gut
Returus
Avain
Douglas
Anderson
Charles E. Becks
Baldwin
Twelfth
Baldwin State Bank
Becks
K. U
Judents
O. J. Lane
Hope Ell
Roscoe
Belleview
Weaver
Colyer
Eudora
Douglas County
Funeral for Fire Victims at Quebec Orphanage
A civic funeral will be held Sunday for victims of the Hospice St Charles fire that destroyed the orphanage. Mayor Simard announced the city and province will cover expenses, with burial after the service and a mass planned for victims on Monday. Police continue searches for additional remains among the ruins where 42 bodies have been recovered and 17 children unaccounted for. The orphanage, housing 500 children and nuns, was reduced to ice-covered ruins. a wing remained undamaged. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars, with 90000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
St. Charles
Simard
Cdies
Mother St. Hidefonse
OBrien to present paper at AAAS meeting in Nashville
At the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Dr P OBrien will present a paper in the Education Division discussing Intelligence with Reference to College Entrance and Elimination. He also contributes to the first yearbook of the National Association of College Teachers of Education, which will shape the Boston meeting program in February, where he will join the Educational Research Association activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Nashville
P.obrien
Association
Crown Drug Lawrence Store Opens Formally Tomorrow
The Crown Drug company's Lawrence store will be formally opened tomorrow after being operated since a recent purchase from Harry and Will Dick. Interior redecorating and new fixtures, a soda fountain, and a new front enhance its appearance, making it one of the town's most attractive drugstores. Ottawa coeds hike fifty miles earning points toward a university letter and membership in the Women’s Athletic association and Girls’ pep club. A community fund raises four thousand dollars for Christmas baskets for the needy in Norton, Kansas. Bone's Drug Stores on Mass Ave offer a range of fancy boxed gifts and perfume atomizers at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Drug Company
Lawrence
Harry
Will Dick
Ottawa
Mas
Women’s Athletic Association
Christmas shopping bustle and local shop buzz
Shoppers fill downtown as Peggy Prim highlights Rankin's, Blue Mill Sandwich Shop, Vanity Beauty Shop, Thimble Theatre Tea Room, Book Nook, Smith Hemstitching and Beauty Shop, Reese's Drug Store, New York Cleaners, Green Brothers Royal Rochester Appliances, Telander's window suite, Bower Lodge and Bebe Daniels in a festive roundup. The piece notes deals, gift ideas, and seasonal services to look your best for holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Smith Hemstitching and Beauty
Lone Star holiday bazaar draws large crowd
A neighborhood program and bazaar at Lone Star attracted a large audience. A newly organized string orchestra performed several pieces. Families and neighbors, including Morris Ewing, Ceil and Ettore, and F. R. Johnson’s household, shared visits and meals. Local residents attended various gatherings and shopping in nearby towns. The Lane school children raised 35.00 from their sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Iday
Morris Ewing
F. R. Johnson
Frank
Scott
Vernon
Clayton
R. G. Brown
Fred Mackey
Jake
Chris
Otto Hack
Lanty Brubaker
Dora Brubker
E. E. Lutz
Wernberger
Lawrence
Leonard, Warren
Betty
Ladies Aid
Bethel Church
Riday
Robert Johnson
Rudolph Dietz
Eddie Johnson
Ver- Ton
Baldwin
Lone Star
Floyd Heffner
J&cek Childs
Lane
Christmas seals and community gatherings noted across district
The page lists numerous social calls and visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs Noah Shuler, the Deay family, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Warren, Betty Jean, and others at various homes in Overbrook and Lawrence. Also mentions shoppers, church activities, and a big free day sale. A separate Manila item reports a burial chest buried in mud as punishment for a loyal Pampanga Sugar Company employee, rescued by passers-by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Shuler
Slyvia
Frank Deay
Leonard Warren
Betty Jean
Overbrook
Vernon
Clayton Scott
Darren Woodruff
Chris Mackey
Alred Dietz
Lawrence
W. H. Hornberger
Henry Stoebner
Conrad Gastrock
EE. Lutz
Manila
Pampanga Sugar Company
Ae Kb
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. B
Obrien
Norton, Kas
Mary More
Bone's Drug Stores
Peggy Prim
Rankin’s
Pele
Blue Mill
Vanity Beauty Shop
Thimble Theatre
Reese's Drug Store
New York
Green Brothers
Royal Rochester
Telander’s
Grand Rapids
Telander
Bebe Daniels
Farmer's Union Tel
St Lawrence
Kan
Mr. Hoffner
J. J. Horry
Williamstown
N.d
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Getteat
Robi. Burns
Roi Tan
Muriel
Webster
Tom Moore
Little Tom
F. B. McCollech
Mass. Street
Mass
Folger’s Coffee
Morrell
Lavery
Creamery
Wolff
Hill’s Bros
Little
Oscar Lutz
Heffner
Harley Lyon
Earl Heffner
Frank Scott
Robert Brown
Alva
Hodge
Lutz
A. E. Metsker
Joe Horner
EK. E. Lutz
Julius
Herbert Hornberger
Anna Horberger
Telander Furgisaye Co
Piggly Wiggly
Texas
Rais
Itter
Yankee” Andies
Karo Syrup P “Emeenia
Eas Ok
Coff
Lady Alice
Ells Bros
T. Simon Pure
D & M Grocery
Mass. St
Stanley Moffett
Dunmire
Mave. St
Hills Dale
Jello del Monte
Libby
Tbs
Ihe
Cal
Meat Department
Spick and Span Market
East 12Th Street
Skinner’s
Dan Oysters
Ade
Bie
Brinkman’s Bakery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!