Many Boy Scouts Receive Awards at Court of Honor
More than 30 Boy Scouts from six troops received about 65 awards at the April court of honor held in the Chamber of Commerce room. Lawrence officials assisted with ceremonies and a noted stunt performer entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Birch
Lawrence
A. E. Woestemeyer
Charles Louk
Raymond Voorhees
Kansas City
Bunny” Dryden
Hollywood
Calif
Niagara Falls
Century of Progress
Ralph FE. Graber
John Randall
Neal M. Wherry
A. E. Olson
J. E. Jacobs
Ernest Boyce
Dugald Jackson
Edward Stout
Donald E. Schubert
Alan R. Ewing
Norman Austin
Warren Harrell
David Shaad
James Taylor
J. D. McAlearney
Douglas McAlearney
John Harrel
Reed Whetstone
James Boyce
Kenneth Lindenberger
Roland Johnson
Jim Mott
Thomas Barlow
Jimmie Calvert
Walton Ingham
Gene Whetstone
Simple Test Identifies Hegari Seed Substitutes
U S Department of Agriculture warns that Hegari seed is being sold as Atlas Sorgo in the Midwest. Although similar outwardly, Hegari can be distinguished by a purple brown subcoat found after scraping. Some Hegari shipped interstate as Atlas Sorgo has been seized. growers should verify Atlas purity to avoid losses and legal trouble. Also a note of thanks from Mr and Mrs Charles H Daugherty for golden wedding anniversary observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Demarida
Zorn
Sioé
SSS
As Doug
Sike
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Pack
A numbered trivia list covering biblical geography Antioch College chemistry hydrocarbons Cairo location Saint Teen authorship ship parts Hydro gen element discovery and closest planet to the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Bethany
Antioch College
Cairo
Saint Teen
England
Tricks on Wire Thrilling Aerial Stunts in Lawrence
Bunny Dryden of Hollywood will perform thrilling wire aerial stunts in Lawrence on April 13. The acts, presented under local merchant sponsorship, will feature serial stunts staged by a traveling troupe for community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bunny Dryden
Hollywood
Field and Anschuetz Stage A Hoss Race For Student Council President
Field and Anschuetz staged a tight student council presidential race with neither candidate leading by more than 20 votes at any time. Field ended the count ahead by four, while Mykland voiced bafflement as tallying wrapped at 3 am. The medic ballot issue sparked questions about the final outcome if school votes alter the council result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yman Field
Beta
Norbert Anschuetz
Sigma Nu
Gunnar Mykland
Pachacamac
Council
Anschuetz
Albert Williamson
Harvey Reitz
Red Cross speaker touts lifesaving and pools growth
A. T. McCue spoke before the Co-Operative Club at Hotel Eldridge noting rising interest in swimming since 1914. He cited pool numbers from 500 to 15 000 and described artificial respiration to tackle water accidents. H. G. Allphin introduced him. guests included Raymond Voorhis and Prof Leonard es Sales in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. McCue
First Aid and
American Red Cross
Co-Operative Club
Eldridge
Red Cross
McCue
Fred Issacs
H. G. Allphin
University of Kansas Physical Education Department
Douglas County Red Cross
Raymond Voorhis
Kaw
J. M. Johnson
John Selig, Jr
Leonardes
KU student council votes tight in record election
Ly man Field of Kansas City won the KU student council presidency by four votes. The medical school polls closed early, preventing a protest. Field led over Norbert Anschuetz as the PSGL won most seats. several ties and a record turnout were noted across campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Field
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Field
Norbert Anschuetz
Pachacamac
New Progressive Student Government League
Albert Wil Hameon
Harvey Reitz
Council
Law
Charles Marshall
Ross Borders
Pachacamacs
PSGL
George Wright
Concordia
Herbert Sizemore
Alta Vista
Logan Lane
Caldwell
John Murray
Leavenworth
Dave Conderman
Moran
Francis Kappelman
Lawrence
Vee Tucker
Charles Rankin
Dwight Bridges
Frank Allen
Paul Wilbert
Belleville
Kenneth Born
Gage
Dane Durand
Junction City
Robert Anderson
Wellington
Tom Sutton
Bartlesville
Okla
Lawrence Rain Fails To Materialize Storm Threat
In Lawrence area last night a light shower and distant lightning offered little relief. Farmers split on April rainfall prospects, with some predicting needed moisture and others fearing a drought worse than last summer. County Attorney R B Stevens traced a puzzling telegram misaddressed to Bass, later revealed as James Brass, chairman of the county commissioners. A Lawrence child cleverly coerced an aunt into issuing a pencil by asking for doughnuts, using a doughnut sketch as proof. Clark Eichelberger of the League of Nations Association will speak at Baldwin's Methodist Church tonight at 8, with a radio segment on WREN from 10 15 to 10 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
R. B. Stevens
Smy
Stevens
James Brass
Board of County Commissioners
Clark Eichelberger
League of Nations Association
Baldwin
Kansay Institute On International Relations
Eichelberger
Wren
Deaths and Funerals in Midwest Ledger
Obituaries list John Fremont Gregg 76 of Linwood with funeral Saturday at Reno Methodist Church and burial in Reno cemetery. survivors include two sisters and a niece and nephew. Sarah Ellen Wade 76 of Lawrence dies at son Frank Wade's home. funeral Saturday at 2 from Rumsey parlors, burial Deay Cemetery south of Eudora. four sons and four daughters among survivors. George Fisher 74 of Lawrence dies at home 718 Kentucky Street. funeral Sunday at 2 from Rumsey parlors, burial Hubbel Hill Cemetery. wife Eppie, son Melville of Fort Scott, grandson Robert, and siblings noted. Fisher formerly in harness business and police/fire departments. Thousands of buyers and sellers meet daily through reading the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fremont Gregg
Linwood
Reno Methodist Church
F. C. Moss
Reno
Lizzie Kithcart
Steubenville
Ohio
Lula Trapp
Robert Blake
Sarah Ellen Wade
Frank Wade
Connecticut Street
Rumsey
F. M. Smith
Deay
Eudora
Elmer Wade
Lawrence
Loren Wade
Vinland
Clinton Wade
B. A. Hagerman
Ida Riggs
Jake Lefman
Paul North
Kansas City
Kan
Clara [Odd
Olathe
George Fisher
Kentucky Street
C. A. Puls
Hubbel Hill
Tonganoxie
Effie Fisher
Melville Fisher
Fort Scott
Robert
Frank Fisher
California
Carrie Johnson
Longmont
Col
Fisher
Massachusetts Street
French Play Set For April 6 At Fraser Theater
The University of Kansas French department presents Moliere's Bourgeois Gentilhomme in Fraser Theater at 8:15 PM on Saturday. Admission is free. Cast includes Waters, Bushmeyer, Wickham, Stephena, Noyes, Marietta, Pierson, Waters, Anschuetz, Neiswender, Searle, Clarkson, O'Brien, Loveless, French, Bricenstine, Robertson, and Butrum. The plot follows Monsieur Jourdain's lumbering rise in society through lessons and comic misadventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas French Department
Moliere
Elizabeth Searle
James Clarkson
Dale O'Brien
Robert Loveless
Vernon French
Clarence Bricenstine
Ross Robertson
Joe Butrum
Monsieur Jourdain
Jourdain
Madame Jourdain
Dorante
Nicole
Lucile
Cleonte
Dorimene
Covielle
Grand Turk
Paris
Mamamouchi
Dust Storm Prepares Dodge City News Boys
Newsboys in Dodge City ready for a brutal dust storm amid thick dust blowing through the streets. An Associated Press photograph captures the scene as they equip dust masks and brace for the worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Associated Press
Audience at K U Votes on the Causes of War
Reports from a K U gathering show ballots cast on war causes with 131 backing economic treasons, 15 political reasons, and 19 human nature. Panelists included Rev. Joseph F. King, Professors John Ise and Dinsmore Alter, and Dr. Herbert Muehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Union
Joseph F. King
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Ise
Dinsmore Alter
Herbert Muehler
Oar
Wedding and social notices from Ives Chapel area
A wedding took place Sunday morning March 31 at 10 o clock at the home of Professor Russell Thackrey in Manhattan. Jessie Gertrude Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs Jean Dean Bald win married John Thackrey son of Mr and Mrs S I Thackrey Manhattan. Attendants were Mary Dean Ponca City and Prof State College Following congratu lations a breakfast for twenty relatives and close friends was held. Mrs C M Lange was badly injured Thursday while working outdoors and will be confined to bed for weeks. Various visitors and guests were noted at homes of the Cecils Vining Bert Emery Herman Butell and other local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Lange
J. F. Cunningham
Marlin Cook
Carol Joanne
Bert Emery
Carl Loree
Houser
Donald
Cleo Woods
R. G. McConnell
Cecil Vining
Ben Davison
Frank Lobmne
Charlie Jardon
Peggy
Buddy
R.G. McConnell
Merlyn Rutherford
Junior McKinney
Lester Hay
Eudora
Ernest Butell
Wincel Dean
Ernest
Herman Butell
Leonard Whitted
Lyle
Ivan
Carrie Williams
Ted Brown
Bobby
W. W. Whitted
Betty Lou Simpson
Esther McConnell
Wimmer
Robinson
Lawrence
John Moore
Fidward Hutching
Hattie
H. S. Cook
S. L. Leonard
C. M. Tange
Ernest, Jr
M. T. Hemming
Lynn Taylor
Bert Jones
Clyde Stewart
Kansas City
Jones
Chaney
George Butell
Richard Butell
Jimmy
Emma Emery
Emery Bell
Philip Miller
Jess Emery
Oskaloosa
C. H. Baer
Pressonville
Bob McDaniel
John Wilson
Russell Thackrey
Manhattan
Jessie Gertrude
Jean Dean
Baldwin
John Thackrey
S. I. Thackrey
Mary Dean
Ponca City
Okla
Prof. State College
North 32Nd Street
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas State College
Couple Graduates From Kansas State College In Journalism
A 1934 class couple, both with journalism degrees, are noted for their academic credentials. The bride earned a bachelor's in journalism in 1934 and has worked in publicity and radio for home economics extension and 4-H in Manhattan. The groom, 1933 Kansas State College graduate with a 1934 master's in journalism, belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Delta Chi and works in the land section office of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Lincoln, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovia Social Organization
Theta Sigma Phi
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Thackrey
Sigma Alpha
Sigma Delta Chi
The
Agricultural Assessment Administration
Lincoln
Neb
Fairview School Honors and Community Notes in July
July school closed with Lila Hunter on perfect attendance. Honor roll lists include Julia Tanner Anna Hunsinger Atha Wilma and Lila Hunter Robert and Dorothy Nisely Anna Hatenel Opal and Wilma Wells Resiidy Holloway and Buddy Griffin. Local trips and visits unfold with spelling contest plans Kansas University tours and a community club event featuring a three act play and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Hunter
Julia Tanner
Anna Hunsinger
Atha
Wilma
Robert
Dorothy Nisely
Anna Hatenel
Opal
Wilma Wells
Resiidy Holloway
Buddy Grifin
March school closes with 26 pupils at Lone Star
In Belleview on Friday afternoon Bertha Akin and Dorothy Akin attended a community program. The Lone Star school closed its seventh month on March 22 with 26 pupils enrolled. Several students earned 100 in spelling, including Sage John Flory and Junior Finley. Upper grades planned a sight seeing trip to Topeka on April 6. Numerous visitors and community members are listed alongside ongoing social and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Akin
Belleview
Dorothy Akin
Junior Finley
Wava Jo Sweanger
Martha Lindell
Theda Flory
Norman Bond
Dale Powell
Jesse Griffith
Olive Flory
Eleanor Johnson
Ruby Lindell
Ethel Johnson
Arlene Flory
Venita Bond
Warren Flory
Harry Puckett
Elmer Lindell
Kenneth Puckett
Louis Griffith
John Flory
Topeka
Nellie Johnson
Clara Solshere
Gien Johnson
Alan Bon
Fred Winhorst
L. A. Whittaker
Lillie Ulrich
Elmer Metsker
H. C. Metsker
Peter Dreher
C. B. Lindell
Lindell
Dorothea
Ezra. Jamison
Quinter
Jess Wray
Centropolis
Frank Flory
Jess Thornton
Kansas City
M. A. Childs
A. L. Childs
Lila Childs
Farmers Union
Midland
Everett Bond
Ed Kinney
Borger
Tex
Pohl and Florys Enter County Spelling Contest
Ralph and Eunice Pohl enter the Lawrence county spelling contest with Buddy Flora Saturday morning while Mr and Mrs Harry Flory spend time nearby in a neighboring engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Eunice Pohl
Buddy Flora
Lawrence
Harry Flory
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BOY Scouts
Buddy Harriman
Dugald Jackson III
Frederick Carman
Justice Carman
Elden Tefft
Wayne Gibson
Edwin T. Burgess
Edwin R. Burgess
Roscoe Swain
Donald Schubert
Edwin Bodin
Atlas Sorgo
Noble Grands Club
Charles H. Daugherty
Field and
Student Council
Box Crew
Mykland
G. Cunningham
Mademoiselle
Inez Callaway Robb
New York
Chi Omega House
Helen M. Kuchs
Chanaral
Chile
Lake View
Miss Kuchs
K. U
Phi Beta Kappa
Union
Glenn Cunningham
South Dakota
Pierre
Fred Ellsworth
Parsons
Alter
K. U. Student Council
Mary Ann
Humboldt
Louise Fuseman
K. U. Department
Sally Lob
Church of the Nazarene
R. R. Hedges
Bresee College
Hutchinson
Hodges
S. T. Ludwig
Chicago
Daniel Gilbert
Thomas J. Courtney
Courtney
Packers
Tenner
Green Bay
Wis
Bob Tenner
Minnesota
Green Bay Packer
Don Hutson
Alabama
Abilene
Virate Seaman
Clement Seaman
Chapman
George Zummerly
Erich Ludendorff
National Council For Defense
Germany
Fairview
Wilma Hunter
Anna Hatcher
Julian Tanner
Miss Graham
Ethel
Buddy Griffin
George Leese
Harold White
Tommy Akin
L. Leese
Charles Whedon
R. K. Glatharr
No. 6
Delbert Paasch
Gladys Graham
Ed Howard
Guy
Lloyd
Fred Pratt
Sadie Randall
Jennie Leary
Billy Cooper
W. W. Parrish
W. A. McNish
Raymond Kirkpatrick
Richland
William Hunter
Paasch
William Wells
Ernest Leary
Eugene
Eugene Leary
Ed Pine
Josephine McCage
Aileen Cooper
Virgil Horrell
Koehler
Edna
Bert Day
Ernest Ralston
Gladya Graham
Hunter
Ethel Griffin
Edna Koehler
Gordon Trott
Ikenberry
J. Eb, Smith
Borger, Tex
Norval Smith
Fay and
Pharon Miller
Ora Smith
Marie
Russell Harrell
J. D. Flory
Fred Muckey
Mae
Chris Muckey
Lilo Belle
Rudolph Dietz
William Peay
O. B. Lindell
Stacey
CCC
Excelsior
T. G. Fifch
Hastard
Arnold
Peet
Culbertson
Sumesary
Contiliet Bridge
Eudaly Bros
Kansas Public Service Co
Brinkman
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