Seals Drive Expands Tuberculosis Work in Douglas County
The Douglas County Tuberculosis Association reports a successful Christmas seal sale prompting expanded anti TB efforts. A special nurse begins Monday to assist March and April clinics. Sixty two percent of funds support state and national TB work, with detailed financials showing receipts, expenses, and emergency funds. The report also lists Lenten services at Immanuel Lutheran and World Wide Guild activities in Lawrence with delegates and a planned banquet.
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Douglas
Tuberculosis Association
Douglas County Tuberculosis Association
O. J. Lane
A. Clark
Ita
Edi Anderson
Watkins and Schnee
Meetieett
Banquet Draws Large Turnout At Local Church
Over a hundred men and boys gathered Thursday night at the Baptist Church social rooms for the annual banquet. O W Patterson chaired the dinner committee. Afterward a song fest led by Charlie W Thomas featured a violin solo by Edward Penchard and a Scout program with a fife contest between Donald Dixon and Carl Czaplinski plus initiation for tender feet and a scout benediction. Dr W G McConnell announced plans for a Butterfly Social next month organized by church women. The Father and Son banquet caps a series of boy scout dinners across city churches, with plans to continue next year.
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Baptist Church
O .W. Patterson
Charlie W. Thomas
Houston
J. F. Watts
W .R. Gorrill
Edward Penchard
Donald Dixon
Carl Czaplinski
Brotherhood of the Church
W. G. McConnell
Brotherhood
Boy Scouts of
KU Boxing Tourney Heads To Semi Finals At KU
Over fifty students enter the University of Kansas boxing tournament with semi finals looming. Remaining unmatched entrants must report to Robinson Gym by 3 p.m. Monday March 2 or be defaulted. The event draws strong school talent and a big crowd is expected for midweek semi finals and finals. The American Legion moves its meeting to Robinson gym to follow the tourney start.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Tommy Dixon
University
Bowersock Theater
The
American Legion
Ober Returns From Georgia Clothiers Convention
H B Ober returns from Atlanta where he attended the Georgia Retail Clothiers convention. He praises the city and notes an eight million dollar hotel, preparing to depart for Denver for the Rocky Mountain Clothiers convention with Mrs Ober. In February twenty five men were arrested in the county, and eleven remain jailed, four of whom are federal parolees.
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H. B. Ober
Atlanta
Georgia Retail Clothiers
Ober
Georgia
Kansas
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Denver
Rocky Mountain Clothiers
Cummings
Deaths and Funerals Focus of City Notices
James M Fortier aged 75 died at 1227 Connecticut street at 8:20 p m Funeral services will be from the home 1309 New York street at 2 30 p m Sunday Rev G N Jackson to officiate Interment in Eudora cemetery The funeral of Enos Reed who died Thursday morning at his home in Kansas City Missouri will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 p m at the Methodist church of Exdora Burial in the ay cemetery at Roscoe Daylight flight plan by nine planes from Selfridge Field Michigan toward Miami Florida reached Eatonton Georgia observers report they were circling above the city seeking a landing place stop planned for Macon thirty miles away.
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Immanuel Lutherans
Immanuel Lutheran
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Gethsemane
Calvary
Christ
Judas
Apostle
Caiaphas
Peter
Boaster
Pilate
Herald
Barabbas
Jesus
M. L. Heerbath
James M. Fortier
James M.fortner
Connecticut Street
New York Street
G. N. Jackson
Eudora Cemetery
Enos Reed
Kansas City
Methodist Church of
Exdora
Roscoe
Eatonton
Miami
Fla
Selfridge Field
Mich
Macon
Nes
Centenary M E Church Members Urged to Attend
Centenary M E Church on Fourth and Elm lists Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m This is our last Sunday before conference Pastor W L Shuler appeals to all to be in their places.
Junior class matinee dance at high school gym
The junior class will host a matinee dance Monday afternoon in the high school gym for all students. Sponsors are Miss Ivah Belle Harper and L. H. Emmett. Committee members include Dorothy Pipes, Floyd Nelson, Mary Ken, Edna Lemon, and Ralph Agin. The Mothers Council of the Presbyterian church will not meet at the church Monday afternoon as previously announced.
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Ivah Belle Harper
L. H. Emmett
Dorothy Pipes
Floyd Nelson
Mary Ken
Edna Lemon
Ralph Agin
Mothers’ “Council of the Presbyterian Church
Personal notices person to person updates from Kansas area
Ralph Freese visits Vinland to spend the weekend with his parents. Loraing Molter, a University of Kansas student, visits Kansas City. Dean Swarthout of Kansas University travels to Kansas City on business. Harold Stewart of Lawrence Business College goes to Ottawa as Lucille Edwards heads to Kansas City. Wright G. Baker and Mrs. S. C. Baker visit with Walter Thiele in Ottawa. Fannie Vidaud of New York stays with Mrs. W. S. Hunter. Dr. Floyd O Bryon of Chapman visits brother Dr. J. W. O Bryon after a clinic in Kansas City. Ben Kopp from Los Angeles visits sister Mrs. Waldo Durr and brother Will Kopp. Mrs. Glenn W. Moon and Mrs. Lottie Barnhart, World Wide Guild delegates from Ottawa, stay with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Moon. J. R. Barnes, Lawrence junior high principal, returns from Cincinnati after a principals meeting. A. D. Weaver and Mrs. J. B. Watkins head to Excelsior Springs for a few days at the Elms hotel. H. V. Doty of Batche Creek, Mich., leaves after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker. Elizabeth Tucker, teaching in Eklorado high school, spends the weekend at home.
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Ralph Freese
Vinland
Loraing Molter
Lniversity
Kansas
Kansas City
Dean D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas
Harold Stewart
Lawrence Business College
Ottawa
Lucille Edwards
Wright G. Baker
Sapulpa
Oklas
Waldo Durr
Will Kopp
Glenn W. Moon
Lottie Barnhart
World Wide Guild
GE. Moon
Kentucky Street
J. R. Barnes
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Association of Principals
A. D. Weaver
J. B. Watkins
Excelsior Springs
Elms Hotel
H. V. Doty
Batc He Creek
Mich
J. H. Parker
Elizabeth Tucker
Eklorado High School
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Two letters from Valdosta Georgia and Battle Creek Michigan praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from severe female weakness back pains and nervous exhaustion. Respondents report rapid improvement after first bottle and express willingness to advocate and answer letters to help others.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dasner
R.F.D
Box 14
Battle Creek
Mich
Cleveland
Lydia E. Pin m
C. E. Paumer
Champion St
Battle Creek, Mich
Wheat and Market Movements Across Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago reports a sharp opening wheat setback followed by a rally as weather concerns and expected U S visible supply shifts boost prices. Corn and oats show mixed shifts with late strength in wheat lifting corn, while livestock futures in Chicago and Kansas City reflect higher hog and cattle prices and steady grain values amid demand and feed costs.
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Chicago
U. S
Lecompton Man Henry Braden Released After Peace Disturbance Charge
Henry Braden of Lecompton was arrested on a disturbing the peace charge. He was released yesterday by Sheriff Cummings after booking.
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Henry Braden
Lecompton
Cummings
Radio radiocast marks Kansas legislature session
The Kansas legislature’s session was radiocast last night for the first time in state history. Fred Ellsworth of the KU alumni association oversaw the program, and messages from across the state reported speeches heard clearly. No votes were taken, but heated debate centered on a state highway bill.
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Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
K. U.alumni ‘Association
May Hear Pryor Irwin At Chamber Luncheon
Pryor Irwin retail counsel and investigator will speak at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon Tuesday noon. A large turnout of salespeople and business men is expected, with seating arranged for seventy five attendees.
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Merchants’ Institute
Pryor Irwin
Chamber of Commerce
Luncheon Reservations Slated With Chamber Leader C L Scott
Those able to attend should reserve with C L Scott secretary of the Chamber of Commerce by Monday night. Mr Irwins address will be on The Psychology of Successful Salesmanship. D W Cunningham arraigned on a drunk charge in justice court after being intoxicated on the fort to fort highway Thursday night. trial set for 2 oclock today.
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C. L. Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Irwin
D. W. Cunningham
Fort
Local Masons Return from Wichita Grand Lodge Meeting
Monday afternoon reports show H Parker Charles W Hughes Paul A Lang W F March Dr W L Burdick F M Holliday and Arthur E Huddleston returning from Wichita where they attended the Masonic grand judge meeting Harvey Walker from Lawrence also was present and will head back home tomorrow evening. Too late to classify for rent suburban place room for one house good well and cistern water room for stock and a shed garden near 713 Locust phone for Geo Pettle.
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H. Parker
Charles W. Hughes
Paul A. Lang
W. L. Burdick
Arthur E. Huddleston
Wichita
Masonic
Harvey Walker
Lawrence
Geo. Pettle
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First Baptist Church
Topeka
Iola
Ft. Scott
Paola
Wellington
Parsons
Coffeyville
Marion Leigh
Louise Fisher
Hazel Stapleton
Esther Leigh
Martha Kelly
Vern Patterson
Bernice Grauberger
Rebecca McCain
Letha Hunt
Alice ‘Thayer
Edna Amstot
John F. Watts
Boy Scouts
H. B. Obert
Clothiers
W. L. Shuler
Flapper
Fanny Saz
Ems Wven
Late Society
Board of Health
Kan
State Board of Health
Fiere
M. O. Nyberg
PaulentSei En Sees
Clearing House Condition
New York
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Wethers
Kansas City Livestock
Gsi
Dept. of
Wall Street
Tesaa
Tu Ig
Kane City
Government Bonds
Liberty
UO. &. Treasury
Kansan City
Kahnas City
Ina
Timothy
Utter
Kansys Cf
EFRA
KFKU
Buick
Lawrence Jhb
Company
Carter
Tire & Battery Co
Mass
Journal- World
Barker
Sth
Alabama
Enat
O. McClears
L. R. Burchett
Lawrence Wall Paper & Paint Co
White
Kansas Electric Power
Lawrence Building & Loan
Eighth and
Massachusetts Streets
Whitelawrence Building & Loan
Geo. T. Wetzel
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