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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1928
Page
6
A Groton based company operates eighteen trawlers delivering fish to a nearby facility. Conveyors move filleted fish to 50 degree below zero storage, then to Nordic Process packing where machine wrapping and asphalt cartons prepare shipments. Cartons keep fillets frozen until thawed for cooking.
In Lawrence professors Carl A Prever and Howard C Taylly will present a two piano recital Monday night at 8 in the central Administration auditorium. Both are concert artists. a first collaboration here in years. The program features popular numbers expected to appeal to a broad audience.
Home room 106 C affirmative team beat 101 C negative in the seventh grade final of the junior high school home room debate tournament held in the school study hall this morning. The question asked whether Lawrence public schools should maintain a six week summer session earning two credits. Team members included Welton Ingham Berry Scaine Leonice Redbams and Hazel Gregg with Miss Irma Long and Miss Elizabeth Henderson as sponsors. Debate was closely contested. The eighth grade debate is set for 8:40 tomorrow morning in the study hall and the final ninth grade debate will be held Friday morning.
Team managers and others plan a meeting at Ober's store at 7:30 tonight to discuss forming an industrial baseball league in Lawrence this summer. About fifteen teams have tentative entries, with others expected to organize. Rules and governance will be drafted, with managers urged to attend and share ideas. Several teams have begun buying equipment and practicing for the opening games.
Liberal Kansas March 28 AP report states Mrs. Loraine Moore Horton aged 19 shot and killed her husband Jack Horton 20 after claiming he threatened her with a knife at the Coates hotel in Liberal. She surrendered to officers and was not jailed. Preliminary hearing planned. Horton died from a .82 caliber revolver bullet passing through his body. Horton and his father in law Lawrence Moore owned the hotel jointly.
Dorothy Sree of Lawrence is named to the K U Women’s Student Government appointed yearbook committee for editor and business manager posts. Constance Nuckles, Y M C A president, is chosen as a delegate to the national convention in Sacramento after Easter. Farmers shop invites thrifty chicken and pig breeders to demonstrations and clinics Thursday through Saturday at our store.
A Kansas farmer appeals to Governor Paulen for parole of his wife from the Lansing state industrial farm claiming she is essential to manage the spring crop and that he is physically unable to work without her. Judge A S Folks, the governor’s pardon attorney, says she should be warded.
Oskaloosa Study club guests include Mrs. Amos Leech and other locals at a birthday party marking the club’s March founding. Aftermath program led by Mrs. Chester Small and others. readings, Irish stories and songs enliven the event. covered dish luncheon served. Nearby visitors and local notes wrap the afternoon.
The ad claims most indigestion stems from acidity and fermentation in the stomach. It asserts excess acid causes gastritis and related symptoms and promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, safe remedy that neutralizes stomach acid and soothes the inflamed lining, available from druggists for 60 cents.
The junior and senior choirs presented a mixed program of about twenty numbers including hymns and songs by Croshy. Mrs. E.S. noted as writer told the stories behind the songs. Soloist Mrs. B. P. Davis sang Blessed Hour of Prayer. Margaret Amma Roberts performed a cello solo Jesus Will Give Rest. The duet Saved by Grace featured Martha Terhune and Adelaide Johnston. Organist Mrs. Pubes played Saviour More Than Life To Me and Prelude Life To Me Praise Him, with postlude Nearer the Cross.
Mr and Mrs W E Waskinson and daughter were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Sisland near Black Jack. Mr and Mrs Paul Sutton of Baldwin spent Sunday with Mrs Laura Talley. Mrs Redinger celebrated her seventy ninth birthday with Ales Belvoir Anna Neay snd Gaddis attending. Cecil Hagerman, ill with relapse and high fever, was attended by a doctor. Mrs Talley and Miss Mildred Hoskinson visited Prairie Center with Mr Clark. The Fenton and Andrews families journeyed to Ottawa for the opening of Montgomery Ward and Company. T P Stevens and daughter Jenni met in Ottawa, while Kermit Laughlin visited home. Mr and Mrs Claude Davault of Wellsville spent the weekend here. John son couple announce the birth of a daughter at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Cemetery Improvement association issues a clean up notice.
Fragments of social items list visits and gatherings in Baldwin Lawrence Lawrence County occurring Friday and Saturday. Names include Mrs Guebb Mr and Mrs Wall Winters Mrs Ernest Gaaree Mrs Rood Emma Williams Fae Olmstead Murphy Anna Denny Mary Boer and George Newton. Several youths, birthday celebrations, dinners, and a school program planned for March 30 at Stony Point School.
A Nebraska resident J. E. Reeder reports immediate relief from indigestion after using ZINSEP. The ad promises guaranteed results or money back and urges readers to try the remedy today.
A worker at a factory describes taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after illness left her fatigued and unable to eat. She credits the remedy with improving her health, enabling her to resume daily labor and answer questions at work.
Fragmented notes describe land along the Arkansas River proposed as a game preserve with meadows river bottoms a grove and sand areas. It mentions a 1916 grant from the federal government and references past heavy rains or a flood that damaged roofs.
A quirky local group called the No Tooth Club has emerged in Omaha. Members advocate for more mashed potatoes and better restaurant fare.
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