Lawrence High Announces Honor Roll For First Nine Weeks
Lawrence High School names fifty two students on the first nine week honor roll of the second semester. Zelma Snydal leads with five high marks as the school’s sole five Excellents, followed by a list of students earning four or three honors and honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Zelm& Snydal
Zelma ‘Snydal
Georgianna Eberhard
Mar- Pjohnson
Helen Kinney
Glenn Jehell Llova- Metzler
Kurt Riesen
John Morrison
Wallace Strobel
Dorothy Organs
Evelyn Swarthout
Alice
Mitchell
Em Underwood
Carl Mitt Willams
Wileon Newhywen
Ted O'Leary
Lillian
West Fairview and vicinity social notes and visits
Mrs and Mrs William Hulbert and Mrs C M Miller visited Topeka on Friday. Esther Benander called in Lawrence on Wednesday. Harry Kennedy Jack Beam and Alfred Humphrey attended lodge events in Belvoir and Topeka Thursday night. Joe T Anderson dined with W Kennedy on Friday. The Petefish families called on Mrs Lottie Woodward Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Kettering and Mrs Mary Petefish visited in Lawrence Saturday. Mrs Dewe Benander and children visited Richland Saturday afternoon. Russell Bowen thrash kafiri corn and fodder Friday and Saturday. Archie Cummings spent Sunday with grandmother Nancy Cummings and uncle Glinton Cumpmines in Berryton. Mr and Mrs H W Lurber Harold and Dorothy spent Sunday with John McKern. Chris Benander spent Sunday with brother Charley Benander. Homer Moss spent Tuesday with father John Moss at Twin Mound. Mr and Mrs John Benander and Withers Benander were Richland callers Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ivy Kennedy and Mrs Ida McKeef hosted the R N A at Richland hall Tuesday afternoon with St Patrick day program. Richard Kennedy was a Richland visitor Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Mary Jane Anderson called on Mrs E G Woodward Tuesday. Nancy Cummings and Clinton Cummings called at Jerry Cummings Tuesday evening. Edith Hilbert and Earl
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William Hulbert
C. M. Miller
Topeka
Esther Benander
Lawrence
Harry Kennedy
Jack Beam
Alfred ‘Humphrey
Y. A
Belvoir
Ap Trumphrey
Miasonis
Joe T. Anderson
W. Kennedys
Archie Cummings
Berryton
Nancy Cummings
Glinton Cumpmines
H. W. Lurber
Harold
Dorothy
John McKern
Chris Benander
Charley Benan
Homer Moss
John Moss
Twin Mound
John Benander
Withers
Benander
Richland
Ivy Kennedy
Ida McKeef
Richland Hall
St. Patrick
Richard Kennedy
Mary Jane Anderson
E.G. Woodward
Clinton
Cummings
Jerry Cummings
Edith Hilbert
Earl
Claude
Homer
Lloyd
Art Cole
Ora. Moore
Twin Mounds
Marion Petefish
Dolph Beam
Russell Bowens
Jake Montfcort
John
Hallmark
Winnie Benander
Memorial Hospital
Addie -Benander-of-Belvoir
Clinton Cummings
Wallace” Kennedy
Francis Connole
Add Scheer
Rufus *icKenzie Jr
Rosen Lutz
Dean Gerish
Dolph Beams
Ward
Beam
Christies Petefish
Ora Moore
E. G. Woodward
Clayton Miller
William Hil‘bert
William Hilbert
Russell
Mound scHoot House
Community Notes of Lawrence Area Visitors and Events
Claude Homer and Lloyd spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Art Cole. Visitors and calls fill a Sunday and Monday in Marion to Richland. many names appear including Benander, Kennedy, Petefish, Moore, and Hallman. Local sickness and improvements noted. road work and farm activity continue. births reported. church and school events referenced with numerous Lawrence and Desoto connections.
Welcome Friends Attend Funeral and School Meet
Clarence Rood helped Charley LaDuke and others during the middle of the week. Eugene Will and Dudley Haskinson attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Charley Haskinson in Ensign Kansas on Friday afternoon. Welcome school won first place in both A and B high jump at the Friday tournament. Mrs Dimple Settles of Ottawa visited her aunt Mrs Russell Deay last week. Imer Breckenridge visited YE Childs on Friday morning. Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs Wagner and Idal Charles Cooper F E Childs Mr and Mrs Haughn Flora and Ada Charles Southards Arvie Merle Georg Pardee George Fitzpatrick and wife Bert Harbor and J W Sam Mis Co BH Cooper called on Mrs Childs Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rood
Charley LaDuke
Eugene
Will
Dudley Haskinson
Ensign
Kans
Charley Haskinson
Welcome School
Dimple Settles
Otawa
Russell Deay
Cooper
It .Childs
Funeral for Mrs Jerman Pohl Held at Worden Church
A large gathering attended the funeral of Mrs Jerman Pohl at Worden Evangelical church on Wednesday afternoon. Rev Martin led services with honorary pallbearers J M Gibson G W Nelson Thomas Miller Charles Warner L A Flora Gilliland and Frank Tuite and active pallbearers Conrad Gastrock Fred Heim Henry Bleer Harry Flory Charles Gilliland John Cline. Mrs Fred Heim, accompanied by Miss Ruth Nelgon, sang My Jesus as Thou Wilt at the home. A double quartette and other musicians performed at the church and graveside. The Old Rugged Cross and Rock of Ages were among hymns sung. Miss Sophia Heim Miss Mabel Rappard and Miss Gertrude Schott assisted with flowers. Mrs Pohl died March 19 after a long illness. She is survived by her husband five children and nine grandchildren.
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Jerman Pohl
Worden Evangelical Church
Martin
Worden Church
J. M. Gibson
G. W. Nelson
Thomas “Miller
Charles
Eeepere i
Charles’ Warner
L. A. Flora
Gilliland
Frank Tuite
Conrad
Gastrock
Fred’ Heim
Henry Bleer
Harry
Flory
Charles Gilliland
John Cline
Fred
Heim
Ruth Nelgon
Jesus
Fred Heim
Henry Rappard
Henry
Pippart
Nellie Leaf
Roy Schwalm
Ed Schriber
Harold Rappard
Tran. Schwartz
Sophia Heim
Mabel Rappard
Gertrude Schott
Medical Discovery Promises Relief From Stomach Troubles
Mrs A D Smith of Kansas reports using Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets to treat stomach trouble and nervousness. She claims three bottles saved her life and that Pierce products cannot be beat. Available from all druggists.
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Dr.Pierce
Pierce
A. D. Smith
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