Skilfon to Lecture on Indian Music Tonight at Eudora
Prof Charles S Skilion head of the organ department will give a lecture recital on Indian music this evening at 7 30 in the auditorium of Eudora High School under the Eudora P T A. Miss Margaret Drennon will sing a group of songs during the program.
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Charles. S. Skilion
School of Fine Arts
Eudora High School
Eudora P T.A
Margaret Drénnon
Skilton
Lawrence
Minneapolls
Endéra-schools
Lola Learnard
Court orders road work on Tonganoxie to proceed
The Kansas Supreme Court issued an alternative writ of mandamus to compel Leavenworth county commissioners to begin construction of the county portion of the Tonganoxie McLouth road. Attorney General William A. Smith filed the writ, returnable April 12, arguing the road is a public utility and part of the state system.
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Topeka
Mar
State Supreme Court
Leavenworth County
NOW HUNT RATTLESNAKES IN WEST TEXAS OILFIELDS
In west Texas oil fields, workers trading dynamite for rattlesnake skins amid a slump in oil. Men drag dens with hooked poles, dry skins for shipment to shot powder centers, boosting local wages. Several hundred rattlers found in one den as fashion drives demand.
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San Angelo
Tex
West Texas
Real estate transfers including Lawrence properties and a bank
Real estate transfers show Lillie Wickersham and husband of Lawrence selling parcels 137 and 138 on North Lawrence to Sophia Gilder and husband as well as a transfer involving Peoples State Bank to another Lawrence party on Rhode Island Street. Additional entries include Simon W Hurwitz and others selling a tract in Reserve 7 at Sixth and Vermont to the Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Company.
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Lillie Wickersham
Lawrence
Paul Wickersham
North Lawrence
Peoples State Bank
Sophia Gilder
Rhode Island Street
Toms
Clarence Itehell
Simon W. Hurwitz
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice, Gream Company
Reserve 7
Sixth and
Vermont, Lawrence
Vinland 4-H Club Organized In Vinland
The Vinland Community 4-H club organized at Vinland on Tuesday evening with 35 members. Officers elected include President Roy Hoskinson lent, Secretary Dorothy Jones, and Reporter Moleta Laughlin. Floyd Talley named community leader. Girls chose baking and sewing projects. boys will pursue pig, garden, and corn raising. The club meets second Tuesday monthly at the high school.
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Vinland
Elizabeth Randle
As I. Gilkinson
Lawrences
Irs
Roy Hoskinson
Esther Bekien
Dorothy Jones
Moleta Laughlin
Floyd Talley
Gertie Deay
Elnora Ruesch
Sturdy
Woodiiow
Baldwin
Goleman
Shenendoah
Sam Ramey
Hughes
Vin
Toys as Text Books in Wisconsin Child Rearing Plan
Madison AP reports Mrs. M. Leonard, wife of a University of Wisconsin professor, uses toys as tools for child development. Her home lab shapes play import into education, guiding parents to select toys by age and nature. She authored a toy selection book and speaks at educational meetings.
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Madison, Wis
M. &. Leonard
University of Wisconsin
Léonard
Leonard
Wisconsin Kindergarten Association
Washington Creek Social Notes Reveal Local Visits
Sunday afternoon visits mark the day as residents like Mr. and Mrs. Crist and Cal Ward hosted at Apple Pie. Lawrence callers include Mr. and Mrs. William Eiiing and Wall Kingery. Several families moved or called on friends, with gatherings noted among the Gram mer, Helsapple, Helstrom, McKinney, and Miller households.
Behrens and neighbors share social visits and illnesses
Dainty refresh ments were served Miss Nellie O'dell and she Sheri and Mr. Vincent Wolfe called on Elda Weybright Sunday evening. A Mr. and Mrs Alva Miller spent Tuesday evening with Mrs d AL Biller and family. Florence Kingery and Mr. Murry Rey were united in marriage. Ward Satners ay Shule spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Dillon and Alda. Mr. and Mrs Ollie Miller and family visited James Anderson and family of Apple Pie. Sherman Dillon left Monday for Arkansas. Grammer helped Walter Nelson saw Wood Wednesday afternoon. Eddie Johnson called at the Wil hamy Ewing home Wednesday. Alice Metsker is on the sick list. George Miller made a business trip to Franklin Nebraska this week. Visited with Mr and Mrs Arthur Garber and family. Mr and Mrs J Arthur Longfellow Delbert and Dean and Mr and Mrs Walter Grammer Beulah and Wesley spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Sam Grammer and Mrs J Miller spent Sunday with Mrs Fioreantle Dr I Crawford of Bethel called at the Rhodehainel home Monday. Mr and Mrs George Miller and Ruby are spending a few days with Mr cand Bre Wn Johnson Lone Star. Weybright Mr and Mrs AL and daughter Elda and Miss Frances Miller spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs eivae Cook. Mr and Mrs rg Smith and daughter Marie were Sunday with a and Mrs John Smith of Lone Star. Mr and Mrs George Miller and daughter Frances and Ruby and Elda Weybright called at Charles Root's Saturday evening. Walter Nelson called at the SF Grammer home Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Windell Simon called at Ralph Weybright's home Sunday evening.
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Crist. Miller
Cal Ward
William Eiiing
Lawrence
H. C. ‘Metsker
Columbia
Eddie Johnson
Helstrom
Fred McKinney
Lone Star
Ina Miller
J. A. Miller
Orie” Smith and Hing
Amer
Gayloyd Garber
Venna Faye
HW. Behrens
Nellie
O'dell
Sheri
Vincent
Ay Shule
J. 5S
Dillon
Alda
Ollie - Miller
James
Anderson
Windell Simon
Ralph Weybright
Pleasant Grove and Solon Socials Reach Across Families
Local Solon Pleasant Grove district residents visit and call on neighbors across Solon Markley and Postma households. Dr H T Jones attends A J Flory, and George Markley and Asa Postma transport cattle to Kansas City. Farm Bureau ladies meet. several families visit Ottawa and Lawrence, with callers noting social rounds through Monday to Tuesday.
Tuesday Visitors and Home Calls Reported in Lawrence Area
Local notes list Tuesday afternoon visits at the Will Postma and A J Flory homes, with multiple Lawrence and Ottawa residents stopping by. A traffic case in police court, a $50 fine for driving under the influence, is recorded, and thrift services promote fresh clothing as Thrift Annex opens at 924 Mass. St.
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White
Tennessee Street
Fourteenth
Massachusetts Street
Build Up Any Two We Eg Aimed At Child Health
Ad claims a fruit rich syrup improves digestion and bowel regularity in children. It promotes California figs as a key ingredient and urges a two week test to show dramatic, almost magical, improvements in little ones.
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California
California fig syrup advertised as genuine product
An ad touts genuine California fig syrup available in a generous sixty cent bottle. It emphasizes that the syrup is California made and should be asked for in drugstores. The copy suggests the only care needed is the purchase and mentions a sixty cent price.
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California
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