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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1936

Page

10

New Idea About Cold Carriers Reported at AMA Meeting

Kansas City May 13 The human carrier of the common cold may be chronic sinus disease says Edward C Sewall M D of San Francisco presenting before the American Medical Association Chronic sinus infection is cited as the reservoir for cold epidemics and false colds are acute flareups of this condition He notes cold carriers worsen in bad weather and that most false colds clear quickly The report is among 93 medical developments described at the meeting with other notes on tuberculosis cancer rheumatic heart disease and industrial lung disease.

Kansas City Edward C. Sewall M. D San Francisco American Medical Association Sewall James Alexander Miller New York Fred H.albee Edward F. Bland T. Duckett Jones Paul D. White Henry C. Sweany Chicago

Robbery At A. J. Dicker & Sons Store North Lawrence

Thieves broke into A. J. Dicker & Sons grocery at 646 Locust Street North Lawrence last night. They pried doors but took only a small amount of pennies and stamps, leaving the cash drawer touched while other merchandise remained. The burglars used a bar on doors and locked up on leaving. no tobacco or other goods were taken.

A. J. Dicker & Sons Locust Street North Lawrence Locust ‘Street Seventh Street A. J. Dicker

Promethean Club Offers Final Bridge and Dance Classes

The Unitarian church hosts the last of eight contract bridge and social dancing sessions by the Promethean club at 8 and 9 pm tomorrow. The popular series will likely be followed by another set. A party for class members will be held Friday at the church.

Promethean Club Unitarian Church

Bulldog Teases Tea Taste in Madamesville Manor

In Madamesville on May 13, professor T. F. Johnson notes his English bulldog's fondness for tea. The dog laps up leftover tea from meals and prefers it straight without milk.

Madamesvile T. F. Johnson

Five in Recital at K U School of Fine Arts

KU students present a Thursday recital at 3:30 pm in the Administration Building auditorium. Program includes Saint Her Wayfarer Night Song, Vision Fugitive, Sun Down, My Heart Is a Silent Violin, Dusk in June, Nocturne, and performances by Elaine Frutchey cello Elizabeth Searle harp along with Virginia Eagle, Fay Foster, Elizabeth Whiteford, Martin Carroll Nickel Harp, and others.

K. U. School of Fine Arts Sthubert Wayfarer Martin Carroll Elaine Elizabeth Whiteford Fay Foster Virginia Eagle Laurpier Elaine Frutchey Elizabeth Searle

Radio play “Stability” at KFKU by KU students

University of Kansas speech and drama students present the radio play Stability tonight at 9 45 p m on station KFKU. Cast includes Martin Maloney Helen Johnson Don Dixon Carl Peters and Robert Gard. The department plans weekly broadcasts next year with one play each week.

University Department of Speech and Dramatics KFEKU Martin Maloney Helen Johnson Don Dixon Carl Peters Robert Gard

Funeral for Joseph Stauffer Held in Lecompton

Funeral services for 93 year old Joseph Strickler Stauffer were conducted Sunday afternoon May 3 1936 at the Lecompton Unity Brethren church with Rev. Harley Huffman and Rev. Kenneth Shutts assisting. Burial followed in Maple Hill cemetery west of Lecompton. Pallbearers included H Z Brown George L Glenn W H Glenn Fred C Smith Frank McClanahan and Oliver Upham. Lecompton relatives of Orville Spangler of Caspar Wyoming visited with family and friends in Topeka and Lawrence.

Orville Spangler Caspar Wyo Charles Spangler Lecompton Topeka Lawrence Joseph Strickler Stauffer Frank McClanahan Olmvier Upham Maple Hill Cemetery Kirby Rogers Perry

Funeral and family notices center on Stauffer services

Mrs. Rogers and her parents the Rolla Jacksons attended funeral services for J. S. Stauffer in the afternoon. Mrs. R B Leavens visits her daughters Nellie Hennets and Edith in Washington. Dr A F Kerns and Mrs Kerns of Lawrence visit relatives in Lecompton and attend Mr Stauffer's funeral. Mrs T K Murphy, previously ill, shows improvement but remains weak.

Valley area notes on visits and funerals last week

The schedule records visits to hospitals and homes by N F Thome and family, along with numerous social activities. Individuals such as Venita Bond, the Curtis family, Schellhorns, Bonds, Dunn, Banks, York, and others are listed with the events of the week including funerals, club meetings, and a community tractor ditching job on Friday.

Relatives Visit in Kansas City and Nearby Gatherings

Mrs John Dunn and Miss Elizabeth visited relatives in Kansas City over the weekend. John Dunn and Maurice Knott were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Solon Markley. Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond drove to Baldwin to hear Cecila Ryan, an 18 year missionary, then dined with nephew Mr ie Lahay and Mrs Laugh. Joe Banks of Overbrook and Mr Hier lawyer of Apple Pie spent Sunday afternoon with John, who has not been well lately.

N. F. Thome Gottlieb Nieder Thome Victoria Club Venita Bond Lawrence W. J. Curtis Hugo Schellhorn Marvin Bond Charlie Sanders John Dunn John Banks Neal Roy Curtis J. L. Jones Mr. Jones Ladies Aid Zana Bond Pearl Brohammer Mary Katherine Markley Elizabeth Dunn Raymond Rahlston Land Baby Waverly Neal Banks William Ed Sanders York Kansas City Bobby Wilson Kanwaka Hugo Schelthorn Els Bond Reenna Workman Bond Place Roy Puckett Newman John Dumn Elizabeth Maurice Knott Solon Markley Ellis Bond Baldwin Cecila Ryan Ie Lahay Laugh Joe Banks Qverbrook Ad Aie Ss. Hier Lawyer John

Funeral attendance and social calls noted in Lawrence

John Dunn attended the funeral of George Farley in Lawrence on Saturday afternoon. They were boyhood friends. W H Banning called to see John Banks on Sunday morning.

John Dunn George Farley Lawrence W. H. Banning John Banks

Mr and Mrs Fred Gray Visit Neal Banks Family

Mr and Mrs Fred Gray and their children spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Neal Banks and their baby last week in a brief social note.

Fred Gray Neal Banks

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