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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1926

Page

2

Road open to Coolidge home in Plymouth Vermont

Plymouth Vermont March 15 AP The Vermont highway from Ludlow to Plymouth where the president's father lies critically ill must be opened to motor traffic immediately. Officials announce a five ton tractor from Rutland will be attached to a rotary snow plow to clear drifts day and night, keeping the 9 mile stretch passable for an eventual presidential visit.

Plymouth Vermont United States Tuadlow Critienly Ludlow Rutland Hirhwax Atate Mighway Tudlow

Lawrence High Plays Cast Announced for The Boar Tank

Mrs. Bertha Wilson, coach, announced the senior play cast this morning after two weeks of tryouts. Dr Gerald Summer is Philip Cooke, with Woodbridge, DeWitt, Hartley, and others in roles. A business staff and forty guests are listed, with Albert Williams as business manager and Goldie Hartman as property manager.

Lawrence High Serius Maris Bertha Wilson Nhe Gerald Sunmer Philip Cooke Bad Woodbridge Bentor “Honenderson Preston DeWitt Carl Eriksen

Selected delegates to Kansas conference General Conference

After the five day Kansas conference session in Wichita delegates were announced for the General Conference to be held in Williamsport Pennsylvania in October. The list includes ministerial delegates C F L Kliphardt Enid Okla G W Landis Abilene O F Erffenrers Tfalwatha B H Hobbs Leavenworth M G Platz Abilene D I Wart Yates Center J K Young Topeka and lay delegates J Hy Se Gubel Holt Marion C Fi Hefty Coal Kansas City St Joseph Okla and others. Police court notes include speeding pleas by Frank Williams G Bondish and Rob Brown with varying outcomes. Witnesses to a chicken theft case were sent to Oskaloosa for testimony. Baseball spring practice delayed by cold weather in Wichita. A motorist, O F Bratton, escaped injury when his car overturned near Sis Corners on the Victory highway. Ad for Fountain Peas at Rankin's Drug Store.

C. FL Kliphardt Enid Okla Borg Kansas City G. W. Landis Abilene F! Erffnreser Tflawatha B. H. Hobbs Leavenworth M. G. Platz I. Wart Yates Center J. K. Young Topeka Lay Deluge Son J. Hy Se Gubel Holt Bratton Maiden Lane Sis ‘Corners Victory Highway Aera Rankin’s Drug Store

This Week's Events March Schedule From Topeka Federation

Tuesday March 6 annual luncheon by Federation of Clubs with Commissioner W. Hancock in Topeka at the Chamber of Commerce. Wednesday March 17 pianist Carel Robinson at Robinson Gymnasium. Thursday March 18 Sigma Nu lectures at University while Kiwanis hosts Kansas City basketball. Friday March 19 high school basketball tournament at University. Saturday March 20 high school netball tournament listed.

Federation of Clubs Hancock Topeka Chamber of Commerce Carel Robinson Robinson Gsymnasium Sigma Ni Kiwanis Lab K. C University

Hancock to Speak on Street Pavement At Chamber Luncheon

Topeka commissioner Hancock will address the Chamber of Commerce at tomorrow's noon luncheon on The Obligation to Maintain Its Street Pavement. He aims to urge support for West Seventh resurfacing and bonds to fund the project amid heavy traffic and deterioration fears.

Os. Hancock Topeka Chamber of Commerce Handock Lawrence Hancock W. Ant Hayes

Deaths and Funerals in Clinton and Vermillion Nebraska

Richard C. Norman died at home aged 57 at Clinton and burial planned at Welb City after services at Nazarene church. H B Kibler and Jessie D Kibler death announced with services at 7:15 Tuesday morning, burial in Vermillion. Ford, jailed for narcotic law violation, pleaded guilty to pocket picking worth about 25 dollars after arrest in November 1923. Fire damage at 7005 Pennsylvania Street caused by chimney sparks, about 25 dollars. Liberty Post of the American Legion to meet at Wiedemann grill room at 6:30 Wednesday for dinner and business. Well baby clinic to be held Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4, mothers urged to attend before 3:30.

Richard C. Norman Cumeral Richard C. Nornan Clinton Nazarine Lienard Welb City H. B. Kibler Jessie D. Kibler IB. Kibler Alabama Street Fla, Bleck Buriat Vermillion, Kau J. S. Jones Pennsylvania Street Liberty Post Liberty Post of The American Legion Wiedemann Grill

Girls Physical Education Show Draws Large Gate at Liberty Memorial

Liberty Memorial high school hosted the second annual physical education show with about 500 girls from junior and senior classes. The program featured dumbbell drills Swedish pork dances Indian clubs and wand routines followed by interclass volleyball and basketball games with the seniors winning 19 to 9 and juniors 6 to 3 respectively. The event highlighted student performers Jenney Gaw Maurine Bruner Lois Barker Mildred Reuter Helen Harmen and Margaret Reagan. The gate receipts tally awaits final check but officials expect a record crowd to benefit the physical education departments.

Liberty Memorial High School Hannah Gaw Velma Kennedy Flora Stebbins Lawrence Jenney Guw Maurine Bruner Lois Barker Mildred Reuter Helen Harmen Margaret Reagan High Heal

Beebe to become secretary in Governor Palen's administration

Charles Beebe editor of the Nodesha Sun, born Salina March 21, 1879, is named secretary by Governor Palen, marking his first direct political role. A lifelong newspaper man, Beebe began at Salina Sun, mentored by W. H. Johnson, with a career spanning Salina papers and Moneté. He serves as Kansas Press Association vice president and is active in several fraternal and professional groups.

Noodesha Kan. Mare Charles P. Becie Nodesha Sun Tomorvone Paulen Kaunas Salina David Beebe Topeka Harney Advocate Cou Tte Shaving Orniy c Charles Beebe Nsas Neodeshka Ratalab National Editorial Association Episcopal Church Pythias Daily Sun Moneté Kansas

Will tax bootleggers plans to use taxing power of gov

Washington May 13 AP Assistant Secretary Andrews announces plans to arm prohibition enforcement with tax powers to target bootleggers Deputy collectors to serve prohibition administrators and collect taxes on moonshine revenue expected to fund enforcement A $6.40 per gallon tax on distilled spirits to be collected on seized and manufactured liquor. fights crime and raises revenue for enforcement Also notes other legislative items and local notices including a postponed scholarship contest and school closures due to illness

Washington Andrews The Treasury Internal Revenue

Prohibition Enforcment Policy Faces Challenge

Washington reports from Mar 15 that opposition to prohibition broadens across districts including Columbia Maryland Delaware and Kentucky with church groups urging congressional focus on enforcement. The piece also notes related railroad dividend actions and community notices from Kansas, plus local social and church activities reflecting temperance debates and public morals concerns.

Washington Columbia Mary Delaware Kentucky Congress Methodist Episcopal Church

Local Gossip and Visits Around HIllview and Bluemound

Reported illnesses in the Ables family and Martha Ables due to flu. Neighbors visited including the Ott family and Chester Howard of Fairview. Travel notes mention Jane Duncan returning from Harveyville Kansas. Various residents, including Gus Gabriel the assessor, and Eduraday and Lawrence residents linked with local visits and school attendance notes.

Martin Ables Martha George Ott Earl Ott Jarold Josephine Esther Rutheyfent Chester Howard Fairview Janes Duncan Harveyville Kansas Gus Gabriel I. J. Freese Mary Lawrence Eduraday Geiler Lawrence Ed Paasch Elsie Dolby Morrell Will Freese

Constipation Cure Promoted by Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin

An advertisement extols Dr W Caldwells Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that avoids harsh purges and gripes. It claims natural bowel regularity for all ages, including children, and urges readers to buy a 60 cent bottle at general stores.

W. 3. Caldwell Monticello

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