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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
Lawrence civic groups and clubs report a busy week with luncheons and programs. Members of the Lawrence Educational Council, University Women, Pi Beta Phi alumnae, and Midland Rural Club held meetings, elections, and toasts. Invitations issued for a February 21 wedding. various teas, inaugurations, and Valentine activities noted.
Mr and Mrs Robert Rowland traveled to Kansas City this morning. Miss Susan Friend and Opal Jane Kennedy went to Topeka to attend an administration council meeting. Wilson went on business. Miss Winnie Moore and others went to Topeka for a teachers and administrators cadence event. Miss Dora Porterfield of Haskell Institute attended the legislature session in Topeka. Mr and Mrs G M Stiller of Leavenworth stopped in Lawrence.
Morning travelers recount trips to Kansas City and Topeka. Notes mention Mr Stiller. J Frank Smith. Dr C Allen. A A Woodne Misses. Mrs Hoyt. Mauritin. G Hy Ale thege. and E W Freysellaag visiting Lawrence and nearby towns before returning home.
The Glenn L. Martin Co. in Cleveland is building 15 SO type planes for the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics. About 25,000 parts compose each plane, with delivery slated for February 1926. These versatile aircraft carry torpedoes or bombs, or fuel for long scouting, and feature land and sea landing gear for catapult launches from battle turrets.
The text explains that teeth are formed from essential foods and that building a tooth is a complex process. It notes nature places great importance on dental development and takes time to perfect a single tooth.
The text describes folding aircraft wings to reduce wingspan on carriers to less than half their normal spread. This enables easier on deck handling and storage aboard aircraft carriers using arresting gear for takeoff and landing.
No district court cases scheduled for trial today in Ottawa Judge Hugh Means presided one district court. Trials of civil cases by jury begin Monday morning with the alleged feeblemindedness hearing of B Mgenheimer. Other Monday trials include Farmers State Bank vs Mary McIdland John Ollier Engraving Co vs Harold Hudson and others a Money suit Central Trust Co vs W H Bayless Jr and others note. A criminal docket remains listed for next Friday. A petition to make the Brundred Oil Corporation vs Dyer Petroleum Company suit more definite has been filed in district courts. Car fancy Daisy block coal on track 98.50 per ton CY Allen at 88. The new bus station is just south of Manley's Insurance office.
Topeka Kansas legislators face a push to restructure highway laws to meet federal road bureau requirements or risk losing federal aid. The county unit plan and county commission funding are hot topics as Thomas H. MacDonald warns of federal withdrawal unless Kansas aligns with federal standards. A Tillotsen report shows Kansas has received 10.6 million from federal aid for highway construction, with total costs near 27.7 million and 730 surfaced highways. The current split is 50 percent federal, 25 state, 25 county, with calls to curb county tax impact on benefit districts contiguous to highways.
Mrs Elizabeth Clayton Moss 90 died yesterday at 28 Kentucky Street. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. at her home and 2 p.m. at the Twin Mound Methodist Church. Burial will follow in Twin Mound Cemetery. Attendees included M C Del Manzo H Olney C A Spear W R Smith P O'Brien R A Schwegler W H Johnson and J Di Brandt at a Topeka banquet hosted by the State School Masters Club.
Roy C. Reese, a druggist of 929 Mass St, reports a newly priced Crec-Lyptus combining Eucalyptus and syrups in a palatable 50 cent bottle. He cites rapid relief for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and pneumonia threats and offers a money back guarantee.
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