Eighth Grade Graduates Named by County Superintendent
Superintendent C J Lane announced the list of sixteen pupils completing nine months eighth grade work in county schools. Lenora Kelly and Margaret Pirotte were added to the graduates totaling 124 in the county. Plans for rural school diploma ceremonies, likely in Lawrence, are set for next week. The eighth grade class includes Samuel Cox 112 Karl Bohnseik 28 Addelene Broyn 28 Mary Combest 28 Charles Durr 28 Apriel Eder 28 Reita Everley 28 Ruthel Harris 28 Louise Niedermaier 28 Ernest Papenhausen 28 Harold Seiwald 28 Dorothy White 28 Mary Williams 28 Paul Ziller 28 Florence Granel 36 Nellie Slavens 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. ‘Lane
Lenora ‘Kelly Jand
Margaret Pirotte
Lawrence
North Lawrence Notes Local gatherings and notices mix
Mrs. George Adair of Fall Leaf spent the day in the Earnest Day home. Jean Muzzy had her tonsils removed and is doing nicely. A church committee will train the children for a Centenary M church day program Thursday afternoon. Many locals visit, dine, and entertain. Mrs. Pine expects a large Missionary Society meeting. Local stores push Eastman products as summer sales rise.
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George Adair
Fall Leaf
Marion Orander
A.B. Ewing
K. C
J. M. Neville
D. J. ‘Husted
Centenary M. Church
Jean “Muzzy
al Cara
Roy ‘Bushey
Denver
Ce Pyende
Los Angeles
Doris Steward
Alex Steward
Jon Ohip Street
Charles
Snow
Myrtle
Lake
John Fincher
Ladies Aid -Society of the Odist ‘Church
Charles Snow
The
Missionary Society of the Metronet Church
Hom Wilbur
Pine
Lawrence
E. P.rose
LaCygne
Kansas
Robert Lascher
Frank
Herbert Rose
Paola
Kan
Rose
Walter
Morris
Ray
Zimmerman Avith
Zimmerman
Howard Fetterling
Topeka
Foster
Harry' Lyle
Fort Scott
Paul
Fay “Rowland
Republican Banquet Highlights Stubbs Strength and Harley Prospects
Reporting on a Lawrence gathering for the Republican banquet, the article notes Gov. Stubbs’ enduring popularity and Tom Harley’s rising profile for Congress. Attendees applauded both candidates, with observers predicting Stubbs’ continued influence and Harley gaining favorable attention as his name grows. Gubernatorial questions center on who can do more for the state, often favoring Stubbs based on past achievements.
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Lawrence
Olathe
Stubbs
Tom Harley
Congress
Stubs
Harley
Kansas
Postal Workers Meet Annual Convention Opens in Pittsburg
The annual convention of the Kansas association of postal clerks rural and city mail carriers opens at City Hall Pittsburg at 9 o'clock with welcome addresses by Mayor C. T. Jones and Postmistress W. J. True. The event splits into three meetings for shop talks on improving service, lunch, and an automobile sightseeing trip, culminating in a banquet for 175 guests prepared by the legal committee.
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Pittsburg
Kan
State Association of Postal Clerks
C. T. Jones
W. J. True
Legal
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Maria E Ifsnape
Mrs Maria E Ifsnape died Monday night at her home 925 Illinois street. Funeral from the home at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon with Rev G Jackson officiating. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery. Body in state 9 am to 1:30 pm tomorrow.
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Maria E. Henson
Maria. E. Ifsnape
Illinois Street
Rev
G. . Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Exiled Kansas Man Reported From Soviet Russia
Osborne-Edwin M Hullinger former Osborne boy and KU graduate expelled from the Soviet Union on a charge of attempting to violate news censorship. Hullinger, a newspaper correspondent, allegedly tried to cable in advance from Moscow details of the Russo-German treaty signing on Easter Sunday.
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K. U
Russia
Osborne
Edwin M. Hullinger
Kansas University
Soviet Russia
Hullinger
Moscow
Wife Seeks Divorce on Incompatibility Grounds
May R. Capsey filed for divorce from Thomas R. Capsey in district court this morning on grounds of incompatibility. Court clerk records show the action initiated in this county.
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District Court
May R. Capsey
Thomas R. Capsey
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Help and Flowers
The Schooley and Hanson families express gratitude to those who offered assistance during their bereavement for their son and brother. They also thank for the beautiful floral offerings.
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B. M. Schooley
Warren Hanson
Lawrence Visit By Mr and Mrs Charley Jordan
Mr and Mrs Charley Jordan of Kansas City visited Lawrence yesterday afternoon and had supper with Mr Jordan’s mother Mrs Mary Washington. They returned to their home in the city last evening.
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Charley Jordan
Kansas
Lawrence
Patrick Henry Anniversary and Revolutionary Era Reflections
A historical note marks the 186th birth anniversary of Patrick Henry in Studley Virginia and the 157th anniversary of his Virginia House of Burgesses resolutions that attacked the stamp act. The piece recounts Jefferson praising Henry’s speech, the resolutions’ impact, and Henry's later roles including Clarke’s expedition and anti slavery forebodings. Local notices from Boro, Va. and surrounding areas cover community events, visits, graduations, and social life.
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Morrow
Patrick Henry
Studley
Hanover
Virginia House of Burgesses
Henry
Thomas Jefferson
John Randolph
Roanoke
Shakespeare and Garrick
John Henry
Sarah Winston
William Robertson
Lord Brougham
Virginia
George Rogers Clarke
Ohio River
Mississippi
Boro i
Valley Chapel United Brethren Urges June 11 Offering
Valley Chapel church members are asked to join a self denial offering to offset general benevolence shortages. The pastor set June 11 as the offering date and urges members to begin setting aside funds or send donations to support the cause. The report also notes various local visits and health concerns among congregants and neighbors.
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United Brethren
Valley Chapel Church
Willi Gorrill
Lawrence
Harry Bowen
Tnez
Wine Puckett
Woodberry
O. R. McNeese
Hugo Schellhorn
William Puckett
Little Sons
Ellis Bond
Little Junior Puckett
Alvin Bond
McNeese
Mr. Bowen
John ‘Tobler
Banning
John Dunn
Marvin Bond
Yes Bond
Rev. Dial
Florence Glaxton
Track Team Banquet Tonight At Widemann’s Tea Room
The University track team holds its annual banquet at Wiede mans tea opie tonight at 7 30 PM. A captain for next year will be elected. Only three members of this year’s squad graduate Everett Tradley Paul O Leary and Addi sor Massey. The Kansas two mile and cross country runner also graduates. All 53 of the normal training graduates who recently took the state teachers examination here were girls.
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Wiedemann
Winfield
Ethyl for Lepers in Manila to Aid China
Philippine health authorities announce large scale manufacture of ethyl ether from charmogra oil to treat Chinese lepers. Cost drops from about 125 dollars per quart in China to roughly 15 dollars locally, prompting a planned shipment to China to aid an estimated 400,000 lepers scattered across provinces.
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Manila
China
Philippines
Bureau of Science of the
Children recover $500 treasure savings certificate
In Junction City a lost certificate owned by C. H. Bumstead was found by children who tore it up for play money. Lucile Riley, 13, remembered part of the number from Bumstead’s ad and recovered the other fragments. She pasted the pieces, aided by playmates, and received the $90 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
C. H. Bumstead
Bumstead
Lucile Riley
Kansas City Markets Report Falls and Prices
Kansas City market notes show creamery unchanged at 38 with packing up 1 cent to 21. Eggs firsts down 1 cent to 21. Poultry prices: hens 22, roosters 12, broilers 37. Wheat and corn futures listed for May July and Sept with mixed moves. Park and Lord values cited for May and July contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Ill
Park
Lord
Tanlac Restores Strength For Kansas Railroad Man
Samuel Pfeffer of Topeka Kansas, a veteran railroad worker, says Tanlac rebuilt his health after severe stomach issues and headaches. He reports never missing a day at work since starting Tanlac and urges others to try it, noting he feels like a new man. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Samuel Pfeffer
Tyler St
Topeka
Kans
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