Lawrence School Children to Perform Physical Education Demonstration
About 200 Lawrence school children from every city school will participate in a physical education demonstration tomorrow evening at 7 20 o clock in the Liberty Memorial auditorium. Directed by Mrs Beatrice Cook with a teacher from each building assisting, proceeds will fund new PE equipment for the city schools. An afternoon program for grade school children at the high school features the Parade of Wooden Soldiers and the Marionettes Romance as the finale, with Dorothy Jewell Vivian Bunn Elizabeth Shawnee Helen Brown and Dorothy Enlow among the cast, plus Miss Enlow performing piano selections.
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Lawrence
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Beatrice Cook
Lawrence City
Dorothy Jewell
Vivian’ ‘Bunn
Elizabeth Shawnee
Helen Brown
Dorothy Enlow
Shoemaker
Kinderpolka
Gustaf Skeval
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Stop Mumps Spread Seeks Parental Help At Local School
Lawrence school authorities urge parents to cooperate with nurse Electa Kindlesperger to monitor children and keep them home if exposed to mumps. About fifty cases are reported among students.
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Lawrence
Electa Kindlesperger
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Deaths announced for Mrs Elizabeth G Hudson died yesterday morning funeral at 2 from 615 Ohio Street Rev E A Bleck will conduct burial Oak Hill cemetery Samuel Cook aged 94 7 6 died at 524 Louisiana Street funeral 2 o'clock Saturday Raymond Snyder to lead at DeSoto cemetery flowers not listed Theatre owner Glenn Dickinson buys Columbia theatre at Junction City leases Cozy and City theatres for ten years plans possession Monday and continue present film class Mrs Albert Cruzan arrives from California to visit son Leland Armstrong
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Elizabeth G. Hudson
Ohio Street
E. A. Bleck
Oak Hill Cemetery
Samuel , Cook
Samuel Cook
Louisiana Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ath
Junction City Field
Glenn Dickinson
Columbia
Junction City
Cozy
City Theatres
Dickinson
Albert Cruzan
California
Leland Armstrong
Ox gall treatment claims reform liver and blood health
Medical ad touts ox gall to stimulate the liver and detoxify blood, promising rapid, remarkable results. It warns poisons from germ toxins can affect heart and kidneys, sells tablets named toxol and Dioxol with a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers.
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Dr. Oxol Niy
Ady
Society Notes Highlight Meetings and Upcoming Memorial
The Current Event club met at Mrs. John Prunty’s home with papers by Mrs. Thomas Popplewell, Miss Hannah Champion, and Mrs. Medda Parel. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Mary Schooley. The next gathering will honor Mrs. Lyman Wiley at Mrs. John Watts’s home, with Mrs. A. W. Lamb and Miss Hannah Champion directing. Yellow jonquils graced the three luncheon tables as guests drew cards to match place cards. Borglum plans to resume work on the Stone Mountain Confederate memorial after talks with Atlanta representatives. Liberty bonds closed with various rates, and Miss Agnes Thompson hosted the Wednesday duplicate auction club at the Co. Tonial tearoom. The highest clouds in the sky were noted two miles above.
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John Prunty
North Fifth - Street
Thomas Popplewell
Hannah Champion
America
Medda Parel
Mary Schooley
Lyman Wiley
A. W. Lamb
John Watts
North Sixth Street
Agnes, Thompson
Huncheon
Tonial
F. H. Hodder
A. J. Boynton
Textile designs sent to New York for exhibition
Twenty two textile designs by University of design students headed by Miss Rosemary Kelphin have been dispatched to New York for the annual textile exhibition under the Art Alliance of America. The department has consistently earned favorable recognition in prior shows. Rutherford Has influenza undersheriff Rob Roy Rutherford is at home three days with influenza and improving. Mrs Vaughn spent yesterday in Kansas City.
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University Department of Design
New York
Rosemary Kelphin
Art Alliance of America
Rutherford
Rob Roy Rutherford
Open air car sales on streets face police pressure
Chief Douglas warns against outdoor sales on Saturdays saying parking space is scarce and urging dealers to keep cars off the streets. He seeks cooperation from motor car dealers and others to prevent street displays during peak shopping times to maintain order and access.
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Douglas
Methodist conference near Bend to vote on seating and unification
Ministers and laymen arrive in Bend for a special Southwest Kansas annual Methodist conference session to decide on lay seating with ministers and the unification of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Bishop Frederick Keeney will lead, with Bishop H Lester Smith delivering talks. Doctor Ralph E Diffendorfer warned of a three million dollar debt and outbound missionaries due to reduced giving, urging adoption of a new world service plan.
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Bend
Kan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southwest Kansas
South
Frederick Keeney
Omaha
H. Lester Smith
Helena
Montana
Ralph E Diffendorfer
Secre
Tary
Board of Foreign Missions
New York
Foreign Missions
New World Service Plan
Fire crowds worry police chief seeks way to clear streets
Chief of Police B F Douglas calls for a plan to reduce public attendance at fires. He notes crowds hinder firefighters and responders, especially after two alarms. He observes streets fill with onlookers and traffic, and urges a method to keep routes clear around fire scenes. In other news, Trinity Guild women plan an all day meeting at Mrs. FredoBarteldes home, 702 Indiana Street.
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Douglas
Trinity Guild
Fredo Barteldes
Indiana Street
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