Scouts Rally in Kansas City to Start Saturday
Sixty eight local scouts will attend a rally at Convention hall in Kansas City tomorrow night. They will meet at the bandstand in South Park at 12 15 o'clock and be driven by Lawrence volunteers. After a two hour visit to Swope Park the group will shop briefly before heading to the program at 8 pm. It should end about 10 pm and the return trip to Lawrence is planned for midnight.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
South Park
Lawrence
Kansas
Swope Park
Swope Park Presbyterian
Orojo
Ralph Childs
Lola “Lambleton
Bonner Springs
C. T. Boaz
Sarah
Swere
Philip Kraus
de Soto
Myrtle Ward
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Ward
Sam Hall
Frances Mason
Virgil Findley
Hundley
Texas
Charles Kaegi
Kaegi
Lucy Kaegi
Eudora
T. C. “WeMott
WeMott
Louie Stratton
Open Millinery Evening Course At Liberty Memorial
A special evening millinery course will be offered at the Liberty Memorial building starting next Tuesday if enrollments exceed ten. Shaped by funds reallocated from a foods course, the extended millinery program will be led by Mrs. Harris and run five or six lessons. Open to women not yet enrolled in millinery this year, enrollment is limited to fifteen. if under ten by Thursday, it will be open to all women.
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Liberty Memorial
Uilding
Thrift Director Praises Local School Savings Initiative
Mrs F E Gordon director of educational thrift for the middle west visited Lawrence city schools and spoke with Supt M C Del Manzo about student savings accounts. She praised the rise in savings at the junior high and stressed training in systematic saving over deposit size, noting significant thrift habits despite modest amounts. Gordon referenced a Pittsburgh examination and highlighted 88 000 bank accounts out of 96 000 enrollments with deposits totaling half a million dollars.
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F. E. Gordon
Middle West
Lawrence City
M.C. del Manzo
City Commission Grants Garage Front Remodel Permit
At last night’s meeting the city commission approved a permit for Hunsinger to remodel the front of his garage located at 922 Massachusetts Street. The decision followed standard review procedures and was met with no noted opposition.
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OC. H
Hunsinger
Massachusetts Street
Pie and Candy Social at Morning Star School
Miss Pearl Trout and Morning Star School pupils hosted a successful pie and candy social at the school house. Friday evening Will Reid served as auctioneer and Vida Hymer and Marie Welch competed in the popular girl contest with Welch winning a white cake. A solo by Dod C Martin was a special feature. Ella Fauning of BLU was mentioned.
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Pearl Trout
Star
Will Reid
Vida Hymer
Marie Welch
Welch S
Local Kansas City News and Community Notes
Residents attend city caucus at Garb s hall with F E Stuckeberry named mayor candidate and several council nominees. Local visits include Mrs Wyland in Olath and relatives in Lawrence and Weston. An operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii will be performed April 10 by the D R H chorus. Richard Johnson of Turner visits grandparents.
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W Winnie Wyland
Olathe
Lida Wiard
Osawatomie
D. E
J. E. Deweese
H Iges Brothers
Kansas City
Frank, Hodges
Europe
Richard Johnson
Turner
Prank Johnson
Garp's Hall
F. E. Stuckeberry
Fred Gordon
A. B. Burks
J. T. Large
Sam Golden
Charles Wiard
J. R. Springer
J .L. Coons
Weston
Frank Johnson
Charles Woolf
Lawrence
R. W. Phillips
Lon Hale
Alexander 5. Melevichoff
Haskell Institute
Haskell
The
Christian Sunday School
Christian Church
Boa
M. Baker
Wisit
Irma Hambleton
Kansas
Charles
Philip Kraus
Robert Osborne
George Beecraft
Borner Springs
Jack Scott
Building a Tooth and the Diet for Strong Teeth
A compact note explains that teeth are built from vital foods and that tooth formation is a gradual process. It emphasizes nature’s care in developing durable teeth and hints at the long time required to perfect a single tooth.
Davidson Family Visit Noted In Baldwin Area
Suredly expect an exceptionally interesting entertainment as W. P. Davidson and daughters Florence and Althea and son John visit. Davidson’s son Leslie and wife from Lawrence attended Wednesday. M Bristow spent Thursday with his sister in Baldwin.
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W. P. Davidson
Florence
Althea
John
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I. J
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Lou Tellegen
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Peggy Kelly
Tyrone Power
Effie Shannon
Mary Thurman
Raymond Bloomer
New York
Riders of the Purple Cow
Yates Outing Store
Bowersock
Leon Errol
Lloyd Hughies
Garrett - Draper
Academy: OF Dancing
Bowwerlock
Eugene O’brien
Mae Busch
Ben Alexander
Mildred Harris
Mushed Lewis
Tom Santachi
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Centaur
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