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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
7
In Guerrero state Mexico a new archaeological zone was found by boy scouts. A large stone sphinx resembles Egypt and hieroglyphic symbols cover a globular stone on a hill. Government archaeologists will study the site, which may host an ancient city and pyramids, per the education department.
A cloudy but warmer forecast for Kansas on Thursday and Friday was issued by the U S Weather Bureau. The state is expected to stay mostly cloudy with fair to threatening conditions tonight and Tuesday, while the southeast feels higher temperatures. Rain amounts were light, Dresden reporting 1.18 inches the heaviest of the past 24 hours, with Concordia 0.12, Hays 0.04, Phillipsburg 0.50 and Wichita 0.06 inches. Temperatures yesterday were cool in most areas, but south central Kansas saw 90s, Coldwater at 92 led the state.
The Kaw Valley Rabbit Club gathered at Mr and Mrs O M Daniels 523 California street Wednesday with 25 attendees. A brief business session outlined plans for a winter show and various rabbit breeds were examined before an engaging discussion. Refreshments were served by the entertainment committee.
Representatives from Lawrence Leavenworth Atchison Seneca and Carmont met in Ottawa for a district plant chapters gathering. Carl L. Strange district plant chief led the meeting. A dinner honored Fred Yates wire chief at Ottawa plant who marked 25 years with the Bell Company.
Sheriff L C Geiger of Franklin county to host an open house at the county jail today and Friday for citizens who wish to see the inside of the institution. The Ottawa fair visitors will be invited to view the jail, following numerous requests from the public. In a separate item from New York Maurice Dornier, brother of the Dp X inventor, was refused a visa by the French consulate at Stuttgart for failure to appear in 1914 for military service, deeming him a deserter.
McLouth opened Monday with enrollment far above expectations. Teachers include Miss Weismeyer in 1st and 2nd, Miss Newell in 3rd and 4th, Ellis Harding in 5th and 6th, Miss Effie Petrie in 7th and 8th, with high school staff led by Mr. and Mrs. Bram mell and A. A. Haltom. Sunday evening worship featured a young men’s gospel team and Miss Elaine Torburen as soloist. Several local residents and visitors were noted at events and gatherings around town and nearby communities.
The Rice family reunion gathered Sunday at Rev. Arthur and Emma Rice Ward’s home with ninety six relatives tracing back to pioneers Andrew and Rhoda Rice and Larkin and Nancy Rice. A lawn dinner at the United Brethren parsonage followed greetings from kin in San.
Mrs Elijah Edmonds and Fowler Mr Al R W olds visit the scene at McAllen Texas in relation to a palette exhibit and wash references.
George Cells and Marjorie Tope married by Juenger and Rosa A. Bride Topeke married by Judge Menger are recorded as license issuances.
Dr W C Nelson of Lawrence to conduct a pre school clinic at the Big Springs fair with a nurse present. Neosho flood protection plans filed by Council Grove Kansas with the public service commission seeking approval of specifications and measures.
Kansas City man Posts bond of 2 dollars after failing to observe a stop sign. He must appear in court tomorrow morning to answer charges. Also notes two sleepers lodged in City Jail and a report on 1929 trade peak with over 1 million dollars of American rubber toys sold abroad.
In life, is largely a question of being ready to take advantage of your opportunity when it comes. It is very easy to get the right start if you master course in the Lawrence Business College adv Floor and Wall finishes. Barber's Drug Store adv.
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