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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1928

Page

2

Two Girls to Compete in County Oratorical Contest

The Douglas county elimination oratorical contest on the Constitution will be held Thursday at 4 o'clock in the study hall of Lawrence Memorial High School. Miss Billy Ross of Haskell High and Miss Anne Kelley of Vinland High will compete. winner advances to Burlington for the district contest. Judges include C. O Bowman, county clerk, and John Barnes, Memorial High principal.

Douglas ‘County Lawrence Memorial High School Billy Ross Haskell High School Anne Kelley Vinland High School Burlington Kansas City ‘Star C. QO. Bowman John Barnes Memorial

Meeting Report to Teachers on Boston

A meeting of Lawrence public school teachers gathered in the old high school study hall yesterday afternoon. Superintendent W. W. Curfman Josoh Barnes and J. F. Stonecipher spoke on the Boston Convention reports and educational comparisons between Russia and the United States. Cameron Beck, personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, addressed leadership speeches and had previously spoken to senior high assemblies.

Lawrence Boston W. W. Curfman Josoh Barnes J. F.stonecipher Curfman Stoneipher Russia United States Barnes Cameron Beck New York Stock" Exchange Beck

Why I Am a Doctor Dr Henry Addresses Pupil Group

Dr Henry president of the Lawrence Medical Association spoke to the 94 home room 1050 on Why I Am a Doctor. He described the doctor as the oldest profession and noted roles of country doctors specialists scientists in medicine and the training physicians need. He urged pupils to obey health laws and report contagious diseases in the family. students showed interest in an entertaining and educational talk.

J. B .Henry Lawrence ‘Medical ‘Association

Intramural Cup on Display at Soli Marks Jewelry

The large silver loving cup for the university women’s intramural athletics is on display at Soli Marks jewelry store. Chi Omega has held the trophy for two years, but Kappa Kappa Gamma leads this year. The organization with the most points across the sports will win the cup. baseball and tennis remain.

Soli Marks Chi Omega Sorority Kappa Kappa Ganuna

Shaving Mug Loses Favor Houk Brothers Barber Shop

Houk brothers barber shop installs a new aluminum cream dispensing system replacing the shaving mug. The device uses a large cylinder to dispense creams. a plunger button transfers cream to the brush, signaling the mug's decline as modern barber shop equipment.

Houk . Brothers Houk Brothers Barber Shop

Radio Club Meeting Schedule and Band Lineup

The notice lists a Radio Club meeting with times around 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Key performers include Virginia Arnold, James, a soprano, Marsne Band with Blue Network, Bonnie Laddies, and The Continentals. The schedule hints at a Blue Network connection and program flow.

Biscuit Virginia Arnold Oth James Marsne Bonnie Laddies Continentals

Orthopedic and Well Baby Clinics Friday City Hall

Orthopedic and Well Baby Clinics are announced with sessions Friday morning at city hall from 9 to 11 o clock. Dr G Leonard Harrington will lead Friday afternoon orthopedic work. Francisco will host an orthopedic clinic starting at 1 o clock in the afternoon. Harry M. Gilkey of Kangas Mo conducts a post vacation health review.

Hall G. Leonard Harrington Francisco Harry M. Gilkey Kangas Mo

Kansas City Nurse Ward Building Under Construction

Rapid progress is being made on the homeland ward building at Bell Memorial hospital and the University of Kansas medical schools in Kansas City. Four of five floors of the nurses home have been poured. two remain. Contracts call for completion by October. The main floor will include a reception room and offices for the superintendent and assistant superintendent. Upper floors will be dormitory space for nurses, rooms arranged in pairs with a bath between, and most rooms for two nurses. A basement gym and nurse recreation rooms are planned. Existing housing for students and graduate nurses is in nearby dwellings. The plan is costly and inconvenient, with individual and four-bed wards on the ward building, and a top floor reserved for certain contagious types.

Bell Memorial Hospital University of Kansas of Medicine Ats Kansas City

Italy Quake Toll at Ten Dead and Forty Injured

Italy's Friulian region suffered a devastating quake with ten dead and forty injured reported by noon as relief trains and motor trucks carrying food blankets and medicine moved to the stricken area. Infantry Alpine troops and fascist militia preceded aid columns while a Tolmezzo landslide amplified panic among survivors.

Urding Italy Temlans

Bremen Monoplane Bremen Flight Delayed by Weather at Dublin

German crew around dawn postpone Atlantic hop until weather is favorable. Baron von Huenefeld says departure earliest tomorrow. Captain Kahl will decide based on London and US reports. Airdrome at Baldonnel sunshine with clouds. crew overhaul Bremen amid crowds behind barbed wire fence.

Baldomnel Dublin Bremen Atlantic Baron von Huenefeld Associated Baldonnel London United States Sven Hermann Kahl Germany Koel Arthur Spindler Junkers Lindbergh

Court Set to Take Fall Testimony In Regular fashion

Kansas City AP reports Albert B. Fall will have a deposition in El Paso regarding the Teapot Dome leasing. Senator Atlee Pomerene says regular court procedure will govern the deposition to be used in Harry Sinclair's trial in DC for government fraud. Fall’s testimony marks his first direct evidence in the Long Inquiry and related cases in years.

Kansas City el Paso Albert B. Fall Wyoming Interior Atlee Pomerene Daniel Thew - Wright Sinclair Pomerene Vafternoon Will Washington

Legion Post to Entertain at Virginia Inn Tonight

The American Legion post in Dorsey will hold a meal and speaking event at the Virginia Inn Thursday evening. Ex-service men are invited with no charge for the meal.

Dorsey - ‘Legion Post Virginia‘Inn Eli Ferrell Dorsey American Legion Virginia

Professor Moore II Named Society Head At San Francisco Meet

Prof R Moore II of the University of Kansas was elected president of the Society of Biological Paleontologists and Minersalogs for the coming year at the annual convocation in San Francisco March 21 to 23. The meeting coincided with the American Association for Petroleum Geologists and attracted members from across the United States and Canada. Moore toured the University of California, Stanford, and Cal Tech during the trip before returning to Lawrence last night.

the Society of San Francisco Raymond Ge Moore University of Kansas American ‘Association For Petroleum’ Geologists Moore United States Canada University of California, Leland Stanford California ‘Tech Lawreng

My Maryland musical to grace Bowersock stage tomorrow night

The musical romance My Maryland by Sigmund Romberg and Dorothy Donnelly has won universal praise from critics in New York and Philadelphia. It features youth, adventure and patriotism with a Southern girl’s love for a Northern captain. Produced by the Shubert alliance, the show promises lavish scenery and a cast of over 1000, likely the season’s theatrical event.

Maryland Bowersock New York Philadelphia Mary-land Shubert Sigmund’ Romberg Dorothy Donnelly

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Victoria Cartwright

The funeral of Mrs Victoria Cartwright who died last Thursday in Pasadena California will be held at 10 o clock Thursday morning from Clinton Presbyterian Church with Rev Backus conducting the services Burial will follow in Clinton cemetery

Victoria Cartwright Pasadena Cal Clinton Presbyterian Backus Clinton ‘Cemetery

Public utilities probe in Iola. Kansas official ends inquiry

L W Lundblade assistant attorney general of Kansas investigated Iola Public Utilities Department on March 28. He found nothing warranting state action. Several city employees were questioned before Lundblade returned to Topeka late yesterday.

L. W. Lundblade Tola Kan L.W. Luvidblade

Lecompton School News Highlights Spring Events and Programs

Spring brings two miles of school left as Lecompton notes upcoming events. Margaret A Mcarter to give commencement, girls’ basketball games entertain, freshmen host St Patrick party, and the Hiskey Lyceum Marine Maids lecture scheduled for March 26.

Margaret A i'Mecarter Securin Harold

Community Notes from Perry Area Social Events

A roster of local gatherings, meetings, and visits described from Perry and Kanwaka communities. Guests include Rev Bascom Robbins and Mrs Correll reflecting old friendships, Sewing Club and Ladies Aid events, plans for Easter observances, and various home visits, dinners, and charity quilting sessions amid church and school activities.

Mrs Dornon Dies in Kansas Hospital After Illness

Mrs Frank Dornon of Monument Kansas died at a Scott City hospital on March 7 from blood poisoning. Pearl Ellen Michael born December 10 1892 at Lone Star Kansas moved with her family to a Lawrence area farm before marrying Frank J Dornon on December 15 1910. They had six children, one son died in infancy and another son Virgil aged 14 was killed Christmas Eve 1927. Survived by husband, six children, her father Michael of Russell Springs, five sisters and two brothers. Funeral attendance included all but Joseph Michael due to illness. She was a devoted wife and mother, and the family noted her faithful service. The Dornans later moved to western Kansas and Mr and Mrs George Dornan and family prepared to relocate to Charles City Iowa. Also mentioned is the death of Nehie Marie Stewart on March 22. Benjamin and Loren Benjamin survive, with her father W F Schrader and mother Delilah Schrader plus siblings. Funeral services held at Rumsey Bros Funeral Home.

Frank Dornon Kans Scott City Kansas Pearl Ellen Michael Lone ‘Star Lawrence Frank J. Dornan Virgil Marguerité Howard Doris William McClelland Michael Russell Springs Faye Schutz Richland Mildred Young Montévista Colo Edna. Pink Rossville Hettie Elsie McBride Russell ,Springs Joseph Michael Monument Guy Michael Russell, Springs Joseph Dornon George Dornan Charles 7 Iowa NeHie Marie” Stewart Benjamin Loren’ Benjamin W.f.schrader Delilah Schrader Rumsey Bros Twen Kan

Thompson Principal Elected Superintendent at Oskaloosa School

In TonganoXie district news Thompson, former Rural high school principal, has been elected superintendent at the Oskaloosa school. The Christian Ladies Aid Society reports selling seventy dozen doughnuts. Mrs Walter Zoellner shopped in Kansas City on Wednesday. Mrs R Bullimore visited Kansas City Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Jack Foster returned from Brownsville Texas after three months away. BE Hosking entertained the Reading Circle Friday afternoon at her home with a program.

Thompson Oskaloosa Christian’ Ladies Aid Society Texas

Unclear fragment hints at social visit and home life

Fragmentary text mentions Mrs George Lawrence of Iola over the weekend and Mrs Fischer of Lawton for a social visit. Lacks complete names, dates, or places to form a full report.

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