County reports 225 children inspected in January
A January report to county officials shows Mary E. McAuliffe and staff inspected 225 children. One tuberculosis clinic operated in Lawrence with fifteen children examined. State board education staff toured rural schools. home nursing classes started at Baldwin and Eudora high schools.
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Mary E. McAuliffe
O. J. Lane
Lawrence
Kansas State Boards Education
Child Welfare Division
Baldwin
Eudora
PANU
P.T
Peculiar Weather Foretells Prolonged Winter Skies
John C. Evans notes unusual warm February caused by Atlantic air resistance and shifting European and American cold fronts. He predicts continued wintry conditions ahead with potential snow, storms, and drifts, citing past events of cold waves reaching Europe Sahara and the Gulf region.
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Atlantic
Europe
Mississippi Valley
Tigors
Mediterranean Sea
Sahara Desert
United States
Gulf Line
Old Mexico
Old Man
Music Hall at Pittsburg to Open at State Teachers College
Pittsburg February 23 AP The new music hall for Kansas State Teachers College will be ready in about a month. The three story building, designed by state architect Charles D Guthbert, cost about 150000 and will house an auditorium for 700, offices, classrooms, and studios for all branches of the college. Music department events will be staged there under Prof Waltes McCray, director of the college’s music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kansas State Teachers
Lepa!enty
Ing
Waltes ‘McCray
Old Pottery Fragments Puzzle Winter Study by Scientist
Washington AP Frank H. H. Roberts of the Bureau of American Ethnology spends the winter solving pottery puzzles from ruins in southwestern Colorado dated 1,500 to 2,000 years ago. He has assembled 250 pieces, from children’s toys to cooking and eating utensils, 4 to 25 inches high and 4 to 17 inches wide, noting no two designs are alike. He explains coil-built forms and unglazed or smeared surfaces, with kilns and heat considerations, and questions whether heat optimization was intentional or laziness remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank
H. H. Roberts
Bureau of American Ethnology
Colorado
Roberts
Death in Aircraft Crash Ends Lloyd Garrison Life
Lloyd Garrison, a Wichita aviation student and Eu dora High School 1924 alumnus, died after a tail spin crash Friday afternoon February 15. He passed three hours later and funeral rites were held Tuesday at Kincaid Kansas beside his mother. He had lived here several years with his family. His death follows a similar accident that claimed co pilot D C Bradford. The Hesper Friends Church canceled its monthly meeting due to unavailable reports.
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Lloyd Garrison
Lloyd
Wichita
D.C. Bradford
Kincaid
Kan
Eudora High School
Friends University
Aviation School
Hesper Friends Church
Roy Daugherty Vis
George and
Doris Millington
Virgil Gabriel
Eugene Griffin
Ted Kramer
Elmer Kurtz
Roy Kurtz
J. H. Manness
Dee
Jennie
Charles Brady
Henry Caviness
Howard
Don Rogers
Near Grarsaee
E. Klopfenstein
Leslie
Wayne Votaw
Irvin Votaw
M. C. Karnes
Lawrence
Hesper
Fairview
Lula Votan
Arthur Seiwald
Clarence, Veral
Willie Neis
Eudora
Ed Westerhouse
St. Clair
Mr. Lee
Ralph Wotan
Howard Kohler
L .E. Klopfenstein
Harry Norman
George Brooks
Milo Votaw
Leslie Wayne
L. FE. Klopfenstein
Carnes
Raymond Stanley
Tryingotan
William Brecheisen
Gardner
Trace of Early Man Found in Gravel Pit Near Oklahoma River
Frederick Oklahoma AP reports southwest Oklahoma claims Asia as cradle of man but cites a gravel pit near Frederick with strata aged 500 000 to 750 000 years. Artifacts include arrow heads clubs spears pottery trays clay tablets and two baby hand and foot impressions. Major institutions hold most finds and further studies proceed.
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Oklahoma River
Frederick
Okla
Asia
Oklahoma
Webster
Harold J
Cook
Colorado Museum of Natural History
Ait
Colorado Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
University of Oklahoma Museum
Norman
Hbllomane
A. H. Holloman
Red River
Hesper area notes and surrounding community events
Notes from Hesper and nearby areas describe neighbors visiting homes for dinners and card parties, a large wolf drive with about a thousand men, and numerous Hundley family and local residents visits. Local schools and teachers are praised for Valentine programs and school events.
Midland social notes recount scattered visits and gatherings
The item lists numerous local residents visiting friends and relatives across towns. Names include Elmer Weibel Higley Harris Nottingham Pirotte Adams Bruckmiller Schowengerdt Heck Houk Campbell Erwin Bruchmiller Eibest and others. Activities span weekday and weekend calls, dinners, and visits at several homes in Kansas City Nottingham and Adrian among small community exchanges.
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Minnis Kahle
Riverside
Elmer Weibel
Kansas City
Joe Wolfe
Sutter
Gus- Brune
Fred Alford
Guy Shultz
Elmer Ousdahl
Misa Vesta White
White School
Johnny
Rowena Nottingham
A. R. Nottingham
Whitman
Walter Love
Catherine Pirotte
Dorothy Bruckmiller
Howard Erwin
Lawrence Alley
Oakley
H. Vernson
Emma Nottingham
0. S. Lane
Lawrence
W. S. Vernson
Henry Vernson
C. A. Jones
Gus Brune
Dick Coffman
Fred
Mr. Higley
Everett, Lane
Mary
Maurice Suiter
Ee Chas
Weed
Oak Ridge
Henry Eibest
Minerva. Club
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Mike Jacko
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Associated Press
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Music Hall
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Sam- HY
Alford
T. Moore
E. T. Howard
Hilda Vernson
Spring Hill
London
Stanley Baldwin
Earier
Conservative
Moscow
Midland
Wellworth and
Mass
Eudaly
BROS
Gulley’s Garage
Lawrence Iron Works
N. H. St
Shimmons Bros
Mrs. Pison
Peter
West 9Th St
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