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: : WwW. E. SMITH, BUSINESS MANAGER
MiSS JOSEPHINE PARSONS, R. N., CLINIC NURSE
L. 8S. NELSON, M. D. MISS MAUDE DUNN, SECRETARY K. L. DRUET, M.D.
PORTER BROWN, M.D. MISS FRANCIS BERTSCHE, B. S., TECHNICIAN GEO. E. STAFFORD, M. D.

SUITE 408 FARMERS UNION BLDG.

Salina, ‘Kansas
April 20, 1936

F. G. Allen,

Director, Physical Education
University of Kansas.
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phogs

I have your letter of recent date concerning
the application of Miss Woody in the Department of Physical
Education. I would judge that she is well qualified, both
by heredity and education for such a position. Your rec—
ommendation helps, of course, in my attitude toward her.
Even though I haven't met her, I knew her brother, Warren
well.

Through inguiry I have discovered that one of
the physical education teachers here may get married this
summer and not return. It seems that this is not an as-
sured fact, so little can be said about it, and as yet I
understand she has not resigned. This information I ac-
quired from Mr. Uhrlaub, and it should, of course, be kept
confidential. However, it would not be amiss for’Miss
Woody to put in her application and in the meantime I will
contact as I happen to see them, various members of the
Board of Education, and promote her stock a little.

Our school superintendent, Mr. Heusner, is
not well and is at present in the hospital under our care.
I believe he is not likely to be back on the job in the
near future, and would suggest that you ask Miss Woody to
put in her application to Mr. Waring, the principal of
the high school. While he is not an especial friend of
mine, I believe it would be wise to approach the situation
by that angle.

Hoping this will be of some help to her, and
with very kindest regards to you, I am

   
 
 
 

Most sincerely

J,

LSN:D L. S. Nelgon, M. D.