Lecompton Health Day Meet Shines for Rural Schools
About 1,000 attended the Lecompton County Health Day at South Park, with children leading activities from a king and queen pageant to health drills, exhibits, and a noon basket dinner. Lecompton won the track and field meet with 4022 points, Baldwin second, Eudora third, and a 16 to 1 Eagles win in a five inning baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Robert Wellborn
Baldwin
Betty Strachan
Eudora
Lawrence School
Lone Star
Sealth
FE. R. Keith
Farm Bureau
Lecompton
Capitol of Kansas
Farmland
Riverside
White
Jones
Tleasant Valley
Spring Creek
Raw Valley
Pilue
Obie
Lucas
Eagles
Tolbert
Duns
St Irs
Alvin Daniels
Glenn Green
Gracie
Lucille Valley
Fliz~haw Valley
Time
Seronds
Seward Dash
I Gibben
Karl Aicr
Charles
Laven Brown
Lillian Richardson
Omplen
Edna Hil. Bald
Tims
Gene Selgen
Floyd Skermedy
Theodora
Tolbert Dunn
Michael
Gibbon
Perkins
Clark Eudora
Coe Uhard
Dorothy "Warn
Irene Jordan
Gerald Tr. Baldwin
Everett Garddidwin
Debert Mathia
Izl Gibbon
Curtis
Ite
Charias Michael
Lecommtps
I Vuueas
Galdwin
Gere Opiean
E. Garcia
Lena Rivers Opens Three Day Run at Fatee Theater
The Fatee Theater hosts Lena Rivers for a three day run with packed crowds both matinee and evening. Charlotte Henry Beryl Mercer James Kirkwood Morgan Gallo Joyce Compton star in a Kentucky romance themed show featuring race horses and lively racing sequences. Phil Gibson and his twelve aristocrats provide musical rhythm and tap dancing by Jack McNeiley. Bernie James of Dallas is touted as the league’s fastest baserunner this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Rivers
Fatee Theater
Kentucky
Charlotte Henry
Beryl Mercer
James Kirkwood
Morgan Galloway
Joyce Compton
Phil Gibson
Topeka
Jack McNeiley
Troup
E. Schwahn
Campus Calendar and Talks Include Olympic Revival
On KFKU schedule for Monday and Tuesday are talks and calendar items featuring Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes at 5 45 p m Healing Waters Britain travel talk at 11 60 a m Athletic Question Box and a modern revival of the Olympic Games discussion by Prof D J Te y iotdale with Prof Edwin R Elbel at 9345 p m Incomplete text limits full detail but indicates a campus evening program with varied topics and speakers on broadcasting channel KFKU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Britain
Edwin R. Elbel
D. J. Teyiotdale
Immune Serum in Polio Discussed by Medical Experts
Immune serum shows proven ability to neutralize polio virus in experiments but practical treatment hinges on timing. Early serum administration is crucial before virus invades nerve cells, mirroring diphtheria with a smaller safety window. Timely injections into the body and spinal canal are recommended when polio is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fogo
Kansas News Briefs: Air Crash Kills Girl and Wounds Cousin
Towanda Miss Ina May Blair aged 12 was killed and Harriet Barrett 33 of Pawhuska Okla seriously injured when Barrets plane struck a telephone wire and crashed as the woman prepared to take off for a nearby farm The crash occurred as the girl watched from the ground and the pilot wife of Dr Robert Barrett was taken to El Dorado hospital where doctors expected a good recovery In Kansas City Major John B Bruner aged 94 Civil War veteran and former Olathe businessman died yesterday He settled in Johnson County after the war and served two terms in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Towanda
Ina May Blair
Harriet Barrett
Pawhuska
Okla
Kansas City
John B. Bruner
Olathe, Kan
Johnson County
Fire truck crash in Olathe kills firefighter Alfred Phillips
A truck driven by Alfred Phillips, 29, a city fireman, died yesterday in Olathe when it struck an embankment and overturned during a fire response. Fire Chief Vernon Prather, 35, was seriously injured and taken to a Kansas City hospital. Phillips leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Hoisington
Charles Lewis Baender
Oakland
Calif
Alfred Phillips
Vernon Prather
Kansas City
Phillips
Flashes of life and oddities from deserts to streets
A collection of short items from the AP wire notes quirky scenes: monkeys clash with progress in South Africa. Bandmaster Fleharty promotes depression blues by leading Boise musicians through city streets. a Boise shopper orders two 30 foot spruce trees. a 113 year old fence post in Kendala may win oldest post contest. a Warsaw mummy is misclassified as dried fish under Polish tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
South Africa
Boise
Idaho
George Fleharty
Spokane
Wash
Walter Hansen
Butte
Mont
Kendala
Charles J. Baldridge
Gydnia
Poland
Warsaw
Bloch Exhibit Showcases Oil, Watercolor And Drawings
In the University of Kansas painting galleries rooms 325 327 Administration building Professor Albert Bloch presents oil paintings watercolors and about thirty five pen drawings spanning twenty two years Most works are recent and Bloch's pieces are in the Chicago Art Institute Phillips Memorial Gallery and other public and private collections In May the exhibition opens daily except Sundays and holidays from 9 until 5 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Department of Painting
Albert Bloch
Bloch
Chicago Art Institute
Phillips Memorial Gallery
Washington
Europe
Hutchings 15 Improved At Home From Broken Leg
Harry Hutchings of 832 Kentucky Street is recovering at home after a broken leg sustained in a downtown fall two weeks ago. His condition was reported improved by family members. the leg remains in a cast after a week in hospital. Hutchings has been a Daily World subscriber since 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hutchings
Kentucky Street
Mr. Hutchings
Daily World
Poultry Growers Meet with Anderson County Agent Speaker
Kaw Valley Poultry Association members plan a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms tomorrow night at o'clock. J A Hendrixs Garnett Anderson County agent will discuss feeding baby chicks and is regarded as an authority after authoring farm papers and poultry articles. All poultry raisers are invited. A pen set was stolen from Dr A D Anderson of Vermont Street Sunday afternoon, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Hendrixs
Garnett
Anderson
A. d. Anderson
Vermont Street
Baldwin News Highlights Local Movements and Health News
Mr and Mrs Paul Kochan spent Monday in Kansas City. Mrs Lew Wallace Foster was taken to Bethany hospital in Kansas City, Kan for an appendicitis operation as soon as advisable. she remains weakened after months of illness. Her husband and daughter joined her there. Various Baldwin residents attended services, talks, and social events this week, including Phi Mu mothers and alumnae at a covered dish supper. Miss Hettie Mae Parsons spoke at Baker chapel after training near Kansas City. Funeral services in Ottawa honored Edward Garrett, killed in a car crash. Several Baldwin residents attended a George Washington address in Overbrook and a Masonic gathering. Others visited Lawrence, Chicago, and Kansas City for events and visits. Eta chapter of Delta Zeta planned a house party in Kansas City. First Methodist Church held a dramatic reading of Amos led by Rosita Paschal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kochan
Kansas Cay
Lew Wallace Foster
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Stewart
First Methodist
Leavenworth
F.M. Campbell
Baldwin
M. TP. A. Club
Phi-Mu
Chapter
Nother
Myrtle Knight
Hettie Mae Parsons
Baker Chapel
Kansas City Training School
Miss Parsons
Baker
Epworth School
St. Louis
G. M. Liston
William Jefferson
Ottawa
Gerraldine Porterfield
Lawrence
Irene Holmes
Alaha-Chi-Omega
Helen Beauchamp
Mary Katherine Harris
Chicago
Pete Henry- Prof
Luther Leavengood
Eta Chapter
Delta Zets
Kansas
City
Clarence A. Hartman
Helen
First Methodists Church
Department of Religious Education
Amos
Rosita Paschal
Talk on Tapestries by Baker home economics head
Miss Mary Ann Lawrence, head of Baker's home economics department, spoke on tapestries for the Woman's City club’s Home department at 3 p.m. Saturday in the home economics rooms. Several excerpts mention local civic groups, a Ladies Aid meeting, and plans for May events at the college gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Lawrence
Baker
Woman’s City Club
TL. Dayhoff
Olathe
Baldwin
Ladies’ Aid
Birk Hughes
A. E. Tunin
The
General Aid
Harris W. Ruble
Willian M. Clark
Samuel T. Hughes
H. %. Moore
Paleo
Kan
Ruth Gale’s Marriage Ties Baldwin High Roots
Ruth Gale once Mrs Charles Gale since August 1 1931 attended Baldwin High School class of 1929. She worked at Baldwin Telephone exchange. Mr Gale is son of James and Mrs Gale. West Baldwin on 78 West. Hi Y officers elected at Baldwin High next year. Dr Harry Webster and Dorothy Jean Ottawa guests of Hueys. Hays Graham Chanute visited with Ona and Matt Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Charles Gale
Baldwin High School
Gale
Alexander
Kan
Baldwin |Telephone, Exchange
James Gale
West
Baldwin
Floyd Rutherford
Charles Atherton
Edwin Davidson
Merlyn Rutherford
Harry Webster
Dorothy Jean
Ottawa
Edward Huey
Hueys
Leavenworth
Haven Graham
Chanute
Tn Baldwin
Ona
Matt Amos
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Clhie Lucas
Bernie James
Dallas
KFKU
Department of Painting
K. U
Hutchings
Journal-World Classified Colinns
Baldwin News
Ad Music Week
R Richard Garrett
University of Kansas
W. Pri Lady
Ross
Ell Barkley
Emporia
George Marquardt
Ghens SE Llys Llywoo
George Sidney
Charlie Murray
Cheney
Meighan
Hobart Bosworth
Chester
Sylvia Sidney
Grand Opera
Fraser Hall
K. A
Cusolina Giannini
University Auditorium
Round Corner
Bell’s Music Store
School of Fine Arts
Mary J. Holmes
Patee
Old Kentucky
Lena Charlotte Henry Beryl Mercer
Extea—Andy Circle Laugh Riot—Scrappy Cartoon—News
George E. Lee
Brunswick Recording Artists
Julia Lee
Svarsmys
Tom MIX
Destry
Wea
Slim Summerville
Meet the
Princess” and
Paramount News
Lily
Damita Charlie Ruggles
Roland Young
Cary Grant
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