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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1928

Page

8

The Octopus at Liberty Memorial High School

A small audience saw William H. Anthony Jr present The Octopus a three act tragi comedy about a Lawrence youth driven to morphine addiction. The play follows Harry Powell a high school football star ruined by trench mouth treatment and drug cravings, his parents hardship, and a drug ring capture leading to his recovery and hopeful return to work. The production blends somber material with humor from three African American characters.

Liberty ‘Memorial High School Lawrence Suca Megiti Pesent Harry Powell Powell Feneral Harry Topeka Kaw River Lardner R “the

Topeka Concert by Presbyterian choir

Forty five members of the cho Yale s choir of the Presbyterian church directed by Dean Th M Swarthout of the University School of Fine Arts traveled to Topeka for a sacred concert at Westminster church. The performance drew a crowded audience and featured Prof. Walde iar Gelteh and Miss Meribah Moore from the faculty with violin and vocal solos. A luncheon followed in the church basement. Music was found undamaged in the church ruins after a fire, and the choir will rehearse for two weeks at the university ahead of the cantata Seven Last Words of Christ on April 1.

Cho‘yas Choir Presbyterian Church Th. M. Swarthout School of Fine Arts University Topeka Galtia Westminister Church Music 2 Opeka Swarthout Toflay

Lace Hospitalization Bill to Go to House Committees

Washington March 1971 AP The first major veterans' bill of the session moves to the House veterans committee. A subcommittee has drafted the measure to authorize about 13 million dollars for hospital and outpatient facilities for World War I veterans. The amount exceeds the bureau's request by 600 thousand and funds are eyed for a contingency reserve and facility alterations at certain hospitals.

Washington Mar House Veterans Director Hines Veterans’ ‘Bureau

Corn Price Peaks and Mixed Grain Trade Amid Markets Flux

Chicago corn hit season highs with exports on the horizon while receipts show a drop from last week. wheat fell as stocks declined on ocean routes. Live cattle and hog markets were mostly steady to lower with selective gains in fat lambs. Visible grain supply in New York and Kansas City markets reflected mixed activity across commodities and livestock.

Chicago Mar Sissouri Bimary Walron Liverpool Com Ilinois Chicago Livestock Dept of Ags Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Dept. of Agd Colorado Fall New York Wall Street Park & Tilford U. S Stewart-Warner Pullman Gem U. S$ Steel American Can International Nickel Hudson Motors

Community notices from Lawrence area social events

Saturday and Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Noah Shuler and Sylvia at Frank Deuy home and many Brohamer Shuck and Flory family visits. Attendees include Hallie Hale, Oscar Shuck, Elmer Churchbaugh, Teddy Postma, Isaac Montgomery and John Brohammer among others. play titled The Early Bird scheduled for Vinland March 14.

Charlie Brohammer Alda Lawrence Noah Shuler Sylvia Frank Deuy Art Davison Ani Will Postma Florence Laurie Richard Elmer ‘Flory Henry Avis Blanche Edgecomb Panic Beeghley Frank ‘Deay Mildred Edith Everett Pence Oskaloosa Charlie Brohammer Bonds Oscar Shuck Frank Deay Haliie Hale Tesse Hirt Richard Postman Pleasant Grove Stor Tibbits Charlie Brehammer Charles Shick Mabel Wesley Flory Paps Mikired Lloyd Beeghley Elmer T “‘Hurehbaugh Donald Florencel Laurie Postma Hallie Hale Lilian Alda Brohammer Charles Lloyd Evelyn Shuck Barly- Bird Township Vinland Teasant Valley John Brohammer Gladys Puckett Lillian Lloyd Shuck Virgil Sncemaker Will Postena Daniel Beeghley Henry Landis Charlife Isaac. Montgomery Marshall Churchaugh Joanne C. ‘N. Petersoin John Churchbaugh Leslie David Williams Raymond Kanwaka Solen Markley Mary Katherine John Dunn Virgil Shoenwaker Lloyd. Shuck Charlie Bro. Hammer Daniel. Beeghley Frank. Deay Dave Kessler Henry Landes Solon Markley Mary Katherine Cubrlie Brohammer Charlie Peer Ogle Haroldee Charlie. Brohammer Elmer’ Chbaugh Elmer Daniels Wesley Story Jesse Hirt Tresh Mrs Daniel “ Beeghley Jesse Birt

Officers at fault in Hart arson verdict, Wakeeney case

A Trego County district court acquitted George Hart, finding an earlier car fire linked to a wreck. Jurors said officers could have prevented his return to the wreck and the subsequent blaze. Three sleepers registered at the city jail, with five men cared for last night.

Wakeeney Kang Trego George Hart J.G. Ruppen Fai

Lawrence Junior High Home Room Debates Elimination Round

The Lawrence Junior High School debate tournament held elimination rounds in home rooms this morning. The topic asked if Lawrence public schools should have a six week summer session allowing two credits to be earned. Final debates set for March 30 in the study hall.

Washington Creek Social News Prompted by Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Ray Shuler spent last Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Brice Gress and family. Mr and Mrs Ollie Miller and family spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Walter Nelsons. Pauline Simon and Mary were noted in the gathering.

Ray.Shuler Brice Gress Ollie, Miller Walter Nelso Pauline Simon Mary

Farewell Social for Rev Root and Family in Lawrence

Residents of Macon and nearby areas hosted a farewell social in the church basement for Rev Chase Root and his family as they prepare to take charge of Appanoose church. The gathering featured visiting and refreshments including ice cream and cake, with a large crowd from the community attending on Saturday evening.

George Miller Frances Ruby William’ Johnson Lone Star Clarence Hoover Walter Grammer Chase Root Root Apponoose Johnnie Miller C. P. Miller Bruce Carl Petterson Pleasant Grove Gerald Hoover Everett Bailey Samuel Roy Grammer Will Kingery Lawrence Will Wolfe Vincent Eula

Joint-Ease Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as quickly absorbing relief for rheumatic pains and sore joints and muscles. It promises fast results, broad use from sciatica to back pain, and urges purchase from druggists nationwide, noting a 60 cent price and a free trial offer via Pope Laboratories in Hallowell Maine.

America Tiba Pope Laboratories Hallowell Maine

Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness

The tongue reflects digestive health and is the first thing a doctor examines. Physicians link most illnesses to stomach and bowel trouble, noting that about ninety percent of sicknesses originate there.

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