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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1937

Page

3

Welcome School’s 1857 Founding Remembered in Local History

J F Eberhart of Lawrence recounts the Welcome district number 30 history read at homecoming exercises on April 30. From frontier log classrooms to a stone school, the district built a frame house after a 1926 fire, with many pupils later becoming teachers and about forty pursuing higher education.

Welcome J. F. Eberhart Lawrence Eberhart Kansas Welcome District Douglas County John A. Lagerauist Sweden Kansas City Kan Abe Rice 17Th Street Reuben Dolittle Randall K Baldwin City Emma S. DuMars Jessie Fitz Holcom Etta Smith Welcome School Ella Engle Fred Morton R. E B. Bater Nellie Oakes A. F. Eberhart Rebecca Herning Carrie Blakeman Telitha Newton Leslie Newton Orville Herschel Hemphill Grace Herring Schultz Frank Pardee XK. D. Perkins

Man improving after religious fast ends in Oak Creek

Tennessee report says Whitlow, who broke a religious fast, was "much improved" under care of Dr R F Standifer. The physician noted Whitlow remains in recovery and awaits divine guidance on his next task. Whitlow expressed faith in a future revelation and endurance through the trial.

Tennessee Stonnine Oak Tenn R. F. Standifer Monlan Sid Fackses Whitlow Whitlow

Mothers Must Control Children Says Specialist

Des Moines May 3 Dr Dennis H Kelly a noted child specialist says the fault for unruly youngsters lies with mothers who issue too many commands and often ignore their outcomes He urges fewer clear commands and emphasizes developing humor and spirituality in children He states obedience improves when expectations are definite and consistently enforced

Des Moines Junior Dennis H. Kelly Kelly

Huxman Outlines Heavy State Organization Plan

Topeka May 3 Gov Walter A Huxman in a radio address described a heavy state program of organization created by the legislature. He urged minimizing mistakes and annoyance while setting up the sales tax agency regulatory measures social security board unemployment compensation features and highway patrol reorganization plus other activities.

Topeka Walter A. Huxman Junto Action Social Security Board Social Security Act

Split on beer ordinance rocks Morrill council

May 3 Morrill Kansas reports a rift in local government as four Morrill councilmen offered resignations after Mayor Guthrie Keplincer vetoed a 3.2 beer regulation. The measure, urged by the Women's Christian Temperance Union, would charge licenses at 100 per year and ban sales within 800 feet of schools or churches while restricting outlets to the business district. The mayor rejected the resignations and kept the veto in place.

Morrill Kan Women's Christian Temperance Union Guthrie Keplincer

Anderson To Attend Peace Officers Convention

Wichita police chief Jude Anderson, president of the Banana Peace Officers association, will leave Wednesday for Dodge City to attend the spring convention sessions running Wednesday evening through Friday evening. Highway accident near Cheney claims Elsie Jewell and injures Anita Hooper in a car crash on gravel en route to Milton.

Jude Anderson Dodge City Banana Peace Officers’ Association Anderson Wichita Kan Elsie Jewell Cheney Anita Hooper al Tho Milton

Liberty Memorial High to Elect New Student Council

Liberty Memorial high school will name new student council officers in a Thursday election. A special assembly will present candidates for president, vice president, secretary, senior and junior representatives. Incumbents Freely Wickham Potter and others retire, with several new contenders running.

Liberty Memorial High School Albert Decker Jeanne Moyer John Krom Rose Ann Edwards Bob Allphin Eleanor Grider Betty Jean Abels DeWitt Potter David Whitney Ann Murray Richard Edgar Mildred Clevenger Fred Wickham Alice Ann Jones Jean Stouffer

Schmeling to Meet Braddock on June 3 in New York

German heavyweight Max Schmeling, who arrived in New York aboard the Bremen, said he will begin training in a few days at Speculator, New York. He indicated plans to meet James Braddock on June 3, signaling a high profile collision in the near future.

German James Braddock New York Max Schmeling United States Bremen Speculator N. Y

Braddock Declines Madison Square Garden Title Bout

Schmeling says Braddock must honor contract for June 3 title bout at Madison Square Garden, but Braddock refuses. Champion plans to fight Joe Louis in Chicago at Comiskey Park on June 22. Schmeling says if Braddock does not show, he will leave it to the New York State Athletic Commission.

Madison Square Garden Jimmy Braddock Altho Braddock Joe Louis Detroit Negro Chicago Comiskey Park Braddock Schmeling New York State Athletic Commission

Independence officer wins Kansas Reserve pistol shoot

P Lieutenant D R Adams of Independence won the pistol shoot of the Kansas Reserve Officers Association during the convention here with a score of 83. Independence's team took first with 362, Manhattan was second with 310. Beauty queen for Fort Hays State college is Helen Gail Seaman of Bird City, chosen by yearbook staffs of seven Kansas colleges. Valera Brooks of Jennings and Villette Grossart of Claflin placed second and third respectively.

Wichita D. R Adams Independence Kansas Reservefficers Association Manhattan Hays Kan Fort Hays State College Helen Gail Seaman Bird City Kansas Valera Brooks Jennings Vilette Grossart Claflin

Pleasant Grove Social Roundup in Lawrence Visits

Hazel and June Moore visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Burk Edwards in Lawrence Saturday. Numerous locals attended gatherings and observed a backward party at W H Johanning home near Worden. Several residents toured homes, visited relatives, and players from Pleasant Grove were defeated by Kaw Valley in baseball at Holcom grove Sunday.

Hazel June Moore Burk Edwards Lawrence Nana May Hartley Rose Messer Maurice Waugh McClanahan Lecompton Bud Stanley Bill Porter Billy Carl Daniels Kaw Valley John Daniels E. B. Moore June Gerald Madlyn Pleasant Grove Holcom’s Grove Clarence Beaman Ralph W. H. Johanning Worden Kenneth Daniels Etzel Doris Winters Hopewell Nelson Gish Ottawa John Churchbaugh Roy Hegeman Lloyd He

Beaman Couple Honored at Worden Church Shower

Mr and Mrs Clarence Beaman were feted at a Worden church shower held at J W Johanning home on Wednesday evening. They received many gifts with attendees including Mrs Jack Dillon and family, Mrs Fred Turner and Cletia and Lois Flory. Burk Edwards and family from Lawrence visited E B Moore home and Hazel Moore joined them returning home.

Clarence Beaman J. W. Johanning Worden Jack Dillon Fred Turner Cletia Lois Flory Lawrence Burk Edwards E. B. Moore Hazel Moore

Social callers visit Franklin Kansas area families

Franklin Wilson Clark of Kansas City spent Wednesday with John Garrett and many Kansas City couples visited Mrs. and Mrs. W. T. Lemon and daughter Caroline. Numerous calls in Lawrence Topeka Eudora and North Lawrence include births birthdays and family outings with the Schutz Eisele Oatman and Eggert households. Caroline Lemon attended a birthday party in Lawrence with 25 children and cake and ice cream.

Wilson Clark Kansas City John Garrett Perry Kerr W. T. Lemon Caroline Henry Desque Topeka Lawrence Lyle King

Watermelon Innovation Jokes From The Department

A playful note jokes about streamline watermelons for modern iceboxes and even a radium melon that could glow in the dark, reflecting folksy views on jobs and progress.

Department of Agriculture

Local Social Roundup From Overland Park and Nearby

A parade of neighbors and relatives visited and called on friends across Lawrence, North Lawrence, and surrounding towns. Betty Ann and Sandra Kay Schutz, Mrs. Oliver Schutz, and families were among those hosting or receiving calls. The El Nuevo bridge club met with Mrs. Arthur Oatman, while numerous visits traced through W. K. Eisele, John Garrett, and the Lemon households with J. Waterson and Miss Erma Rumsey among the attendees.

Betty Ann Opal Christy Clarence Transmeier Sandra Kay Overland Park Oliver Schutz Lake View Arthur Schutz Number Six M. Schutz W. K. Eisele J. C. Kindred Pleasant Hill D. Schlup Wilder Kan Lyle King North Lawrence M. T. Lemon Caroline Clay Ramsey Jack Kansas City Charles Lemon

Fairview Visitors Call at Ralston Home

Mr and Mrs Harold Nottingham of Lawrence were visitors. Mrs Will Sinks and children Edd Paasch and Rev Maclean of Vinland called during the week at the Ralston home. Eugene Leary taught agriculture classes at Memorial High School this week during

Harold Nottingham Lawrence Will Sinks Edd Paasch Rev. Maclean Vinland Ralston Eugene Leary Memorial High School

Annual church offerings and school events noted

The senior and junior missionary societies held their annual offering at the church on Sunday morning. A short program and a fine sermon by Rev. Maclean, a former China missionary, were part of the event. Visitors included Mabel Peters and Mrs. Leonard Williams of Sibley. William Hand visited relatives in Newton and attended Miss Hilda Koehler's funeral in Long Beach, New York. Several local families hosted visits, and a large crowd attended the last day of school with a basket dinner and afternoon program. Harmony school defeated Fairview in basketball. prizes for perfect attendance were won by Hazel Sinks and Robert Nisely. Honor roll names included Julia Tanner, Charles Ralston, Wilma Wells, and Hazel Sinks. perfect spelling honors listed multiple students. Reading certificates were awarded to a list of students. Local visitors included Mrs. Jennie Leary, Mrs. Floyd Nisely, Mrs. Edd Howard, and Mrs. Frank Scott of Overbrook visiting Mrs. Anna Peters.

W. R. Essick Maclean China Mabel Peters Leonard Williams Sibley Floyd Nisely William Hand Newton Hilda Koehler Long Beach N. Y Ernest Ralston Frank Horrell Blue Mound Harmony School Fairview Hazel Sinks Robert Nisely Julia Tanner Charles Ralston Wilma Wells Opal Wells Lila Hunter Anna Hunsinger George Hunsinger Dorothy Nisely Evalyn

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