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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
8
A medical lecture discusses allergy as an abnormal body reaction to foreign substances. It explains hereditary and exposure factors in asthma, noting a predisposition that leads to attacks when provoked by specific inhaled, ingested, or drug substances. Tomorrow asthma in children.
The Williamstown Ladies Aid met at the church with Mrs. Dorothy Le ger leading. Members are quitting a star quilt unsold to date. A baby named Joan was added to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Calvert. Miss Gladys Vausbinder of Harveyville visited with her mother and grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Vansbinder, who has a serious ankle infection. Mrs. Morris Duncan cares for Mrs. Vansbinder. Mrs. Harold Freer and her infant daughter stay with relatives near Silver Lake for a time. Williamstown school ended April 20 with Mrs. Elsie Humphries, principal, and Miss Violet Richter announcing a successful term.
Miss Reta O’Roke expresses appreciation for teachers and hopes to have them again next term as pupils end the term with a short program and basket lunch. Claude Marcum writes he is employed as clerk for CCC boys at Fort Snelling, Minn, seven miles from Minneapolis. Several Kansas boys there but no person.
The passage records Claude's maternal grandmother from Minneapolis hosting Claude in Beatty and Topeka visits by Benniry of Topeka staying with Mattie Baxter. Ernest spent last year here. Albert Gieseman visited his sister Mary Gieseman in Lawrence recovering from appendicitis. Miss Helen Baker spent the past three weeks with scarlet fever.
The Buck Creek roadhouse closed April 20 with a basket dinner and a nice program. Mrs. Catharine Stout of Oskaloosa was the successful teacher and the pupils sincerely hope for her return next fall. The pupils and Mrs. Stout plan a picnic in the near future.
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