National Education Association urged to back education bill
A July report to the National Education Association urged backing a Congress bill to create a Department of Education with an annual $1.5 million appropriation. The commission favored investigations and dissemination of information, while educators spoke on athletics, nature study, language instruction, and the value of practical training in high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janapolis
A. Department of Educ of
Sind ‘Wank
National Education Association
Associatio Re Ito
Congress
Bureau of Education
Department of Education
Arthur L. Trester
Indiana High School Athletics Association
Myrtle
Gdhle
Goshen
Ind
Cobis
Katherine E. Dolbeax
New Rochelle
Peter H. Hagholdt
The
University Chicago
National Federation of
Department of Secondary School
Pranklin
Amar
Kansas City, Mo
Manual’. Training High School
Clment
Toe Commercial
Beithmetis High’ School
Hiram B. Loowis
E Hyde Pack
Chicago
Department of Sbusiness Education
Local Socials and Travel Notes From Eudora Area
Evening Star lists a string of visits and trips among area families. Mrs Walter Parker and children toured Eudora on Monday, Arthur Bernitz visited Kansas City, Master Frank Reusch stayed with relatives in Lawrence, and several others motored to Eudora or nearby Beliview and Wellsville. The note mentions lamb deliveries to Kansas, and various family members including Rob Reusch, Pete Edelbrock, Otto Abels, William Edelbrock, Emma Schneider, Mrs Selzer, and Mrs Harry Biber in Friday evening activities.
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Walter ” Parker and
Avdh
Roscoe
Leda
Euhora
Wayne
Pete’ Edelbrock
Weliqvili
Otto Abels
Minnie
Ariete
Martin Abelsaty Beliview
Wiliam Edelbrock
Eudera
al Load
Robert
Eusch
Emma ‘Schneider
Ang
Selzer
Harry Biber al Firday
Sara
Local families gather for church event and pantry sale
Mrs. Charles Gerstenberger and children visit Lawrence. Mrs. Emma Schneider and Delbert join. The Tree flue class at Salem Evangelical hosts a dinner at the Kraybill home in Topeka. Bert Daugherty opens a meat market on Main Street in Eudora with lemonade, coffee, doughnuts, and balloons for children. many local residents attend activities and calls are exchanged in Lawrence and Clearfield. Potato harvesting and threshing loom. Eudora and Linwood stories note travel and visits among neighbors.
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Ter
Charles Gerstenberger
Delbert
Lauttera
Emma. Schneider
Lawrence Saturdany
Dan Neiber
William Selzer
Clearfield
Thesday
Frank Reusch
Lawrence
Salem
Jas. Kraybill
Topeka
Park
Neis
Lauretta
Gerstenberger
Frances
Strobel
Vera
Clarence
Neil
Carl. Bernitz
Eee City
Bernitz
Jake Stgobel
Bert Daugherty
Walter Parker
Chris. Menffles
George Kaegi
Johann Wichman
Henry Kurtz
Frank Neis
Robert Reusch
Gus Koehler
Arthur Berflitz
Pete. Edelbrock
Daugherty
Carl Berhitz
H. Mat
Mk Eugene
McCablin
Carl
Eula Reusch
Irene Breithaupt
Carl Bernitz
Frances Strobel
Eudora
Harry Hagenbush
Charles Kurtz
Pleasant Grove Chronicle Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Grove society notes show Mr and Mrs Chris Waltkuhle and daughter Angielia dining with Felix Tuckel family. Lawrence visitors include Mrs N D Messer and others. Frances Williams called on Ethel and Leona Tucker. Grandma Anderson stayed for a week. Irve Flory family and Ethel Tucker made local calls as baby illness prompted care.
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Chris Waltkuhle
Angielia
Felix Tuckel
N. D. Messer
Lawrence
Rose
Irye Flory
Lois
Lawrence Vis
Felix ‘Tucker
Edith
Leona
Harold
Frances Williams
Ethel
Leona Tucker
Elmer Landis
Ethel Tucker
E. Zera
Lawrence area neighborhood notes and births
Sunday gathering at Robert Gentry's Lake View home. Local families attend surprises, visits, harvest help, and social hours. A baby girl Vir inia May born June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Baier of Topeka. numerous Baldwin Lawrence and Topeka residents listed as visitors, callers, and hosts. Community updates include school and church activity, gardening, and harvest chores across Baldwin and Lawrence.
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John «Heim
Wintermantle
Sophia
Heim
Eddie Johanning
Igs
Duke
Blair
Topeka
Sunsaye
Henry Schwartz
Edna
Helen
Charles Schwartz
Virgil
Thelma
Albert. Hornherper
Charles Hardthaffer
Lawrence
Clyde Baier
Virinia May
Will Peppert
Mm David | Heffner Humge
Edna Schwartz
Mable ‘Schwartz
Gertrude ‘Schott
Baldyin
Charles Michael
Bill Michael
Katherine Michael
Guy -Deskinss
Worden
Hepty ‘Rappard
Henry Pippert
Alton
Earl Winiinger
Charlie Elm
Elmer Wintermantle
Elmer
Frank Pippert
Gladys
Leona. Rappard
Nellie Leaf
Fred Heim
Fred “Heim
Kenneth
Rey
Widensoul
Charlott
Billie
Donald
Inas Heffen
Baldwin
Florence Heim
Maxine Elliott
Henry Davidson
Jessie Ray
Christina Heim
Sophie
Peter Vogla
Johnnie
Sleobner
Henry Sleobner
Walter Harbour
Breithaupt
Fay
Florence
Homer Gibson
Dave Harris
Siboul
Guy Deskines
Jose Heffner
Orin
Ada
Local residents share weekend visits and census notes
Ferm Trene Lynch Lester Weimer dined with Mrs Wray's sister in Sunda Lake Vida Kansas. D A Wray spent Sunday at Haskell of Lawrence. Noah Weimer Lewis Georgii Wm Pumroy and Maggie McNullen spent Monday at the Dailey home. Kassinger visited Vineland Monday. Edna Holmes and Johanna Griffis took the school census last Saturday. D A Wray family and friends visited Virg Lahilis at Linwood.
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Chas. Kassinger
Laurence
Jim Kassinger
Lewis Georgi
Noah Warner
John Daily
Dave Wray
Henest
Philip Sintena
Owen Flory
High Prairie
George Tucker
Grace Hulce
John Dailey
Ferm
Trene “Lynch
Lester Weimer
Sunda Lake
Vida
Kansas
Mrs. Wray
D. H Athey
Philip’ Santntena
D.-A- Wray
Haskell
Lawrence
Lewis Georgii
Noah Weimer
Wm. Pumroy
Maggie McNullen
Dailey
Vti
Vti” Kassinger
Vineland
Edna
Holmes
Johanna ‘Griffis
D. A. Wray
Ernest
Philip
Sintens
Virg ‘Lahilis
Latin aids spelling study urged by Ullman in Indianapolis
University of Chicago Latin professor B L Ullman told the American Classical League that Latin study in high schools improves English spelling and understanding. He cited that over half of English words are Latin in origin and 75 percent of common Latin-based spellings error rates are remediable with proper Latin teaching methods. Mississippi’s Alexander Bondurant warned of a Latin teacher shortage in the South.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Latin Asia
B. L. Ullman
University of Chicago
Alexander L. Bondurant
University of Mississippi
South
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