Grand jury urged citizen duty for strong government
Judge George T. McDermott told the grand jury opening the April term that good government rests with the people. He urged active citizenship and warned against excuses for avoiding jury service. DeMayo case set for later today as indicted conspirators face federal liquor law charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topéka
George T. McDermott
Héera Grand Jury
United States District: Court For Kansas
Ian
McDermott d
Aury
Aaron
United States
Teathot
McDérmath
Erani
Frank
DeMayo
Kansas City
R R
Kersey
Onaga
Pete Newton
Tran John Wherman
White
Clov ‘Lichty
Hamlin
G. W.taylor
Abilene
C. C. Halsey
Sharon Surlaies
I M- Nol
Atshison
A. E. Robson
Robert Pafford
Salina
G. C. Bowser
Sc. Frankfort
Ed Theel
McFarland
A. R. Kent
Peabody
C.ifeCoy
Cawker
Tess Root
Kic
Pell Teed
Weskan
A. H. Piaten Hamlin
Charles Giamsee
Perry
Kansas speakers plan at plumbing conference banquet
Auxiliary organizer Mrs Horbrook of Kansas will speak at the heating and plumbing conference banquet at the University of Kansas. She helped form the Lawrence branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Kansas Master Plumbers Association and conferred with Mrs Carl Graeber, recently elected state auxiliary president. Master Plumbers president Mr Horbrook will miss the event due to prior engagements. Prof AS H 58 notes many state plumbing engineers plan to attend with wives, while Mrs Sluss and Mrs Earnest Boyce share a reception room for attending women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Horbrook
Kansas
Wowman’s
University of Kansas
Hornbrook
Lawrence
Woman's Auxiliary
Kansas Master Plumbers’ Association
Carl Graeber
Master Plumbers’ Association
AS “H. 58
Sui
iMrs. Slussl
Earnest Boyce
Woman admits beating teacher after years of abuse
Mrs. Woodside a former lion tamer told court she beat Miss Inez MacKinnon, a Kansas City schoolteacher, saying the girl previously complained of abuse by the woman. The judge delayed sentencing until a later date after the defendant admitted the act. MacKinnon was not present in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmrs
Iseeles
Woodside
Sina
Mackinnon
Echool
Capsized boat found near Sandusky Bay men missing
Freemont Ohio April 8 An overturned small fishing boat with three Freemont men aboard was found near the mouth of Sandusky Bay after a 50 mile gale. Coast guards from Marblehead had searched the bay most of the night. the missing men are C d Notsine Earl Pought and Carl Gray all residents of Freemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont
Ohio
Sandusky'bay
Marblehead
D. Notsine
Civil Service ‘Commission
Earl Pought
Carl Gray
University of Kansas Women’s Glee Club Tour Begins
Thirty two members depart Overland for Garnett to start their annual tour with a matinee. Irene Peabody directs in Miss Dean Agnes Husband’s absence with Patti Johnson as accompanist. The itinerary lists Garnett Humboldt Told La Harpe Ft Scott Pleasanton Mound City Blue Mound Spring Hill and more with named sopranos altos and their voices on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Overland
Garnett
Colony
Irene Peabody
Dean Agnes Husband
Patti Johnson
Dorothy Kuesteiner
Emma ‘Leigh ’ Evans
Doris DeJarnette
Humboldt
Told
Harpe
Ft. Scott
Pleasanton
Frliday
Mound “City
Blue Mound
Spring Hill
Annette Bartels
Margaret Drennon
Mary
Lou Barlen-bough
Ruth Fry
Marcene McLaren
Ila Martin
Dorothy Parcels
Lucille Porter
Margaret Nichols
Helen ‘Rumble
Jean*Sellards
Asther Watson
Marjorie Babcock
Doris Denise DeJarnette
Elizabeth Fryer
Dorothy ‘Suthrie
Kathryn McFarland
Harriet Stacey
Helen Kerr
Jessie Kinman
Mary Seelman
Phyllis Wolverton
Amanda Wulf
Authelma Stultz
Emily Ball
Dorothy Berns
Mildred Babcock
Evelyn Breckenridge
Josephine Edmonds
Lucile Christy
Mary Young
Evelyn Watkins
P T A Council Head Invites Mothers to Preschool Clinics
Mrs Alfred Lawrence president of the P T A Council urges mothers to bring children to preschool health clinics this week. Clinics run Tuesday afternoon at Lincoln School, Wednesday all day at Cordle, Thursday at Woodlawn and Fregay, and Quincy with hours 9 30 to 11 and 2 to 3 30. If transport is unavailable, contact PTA president or the preschool committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lawrence
P.T. A. Council
Deaths and Funerals for John B Rood
Funeral services were held for John B. Rood age 70 who died Saturday at his son's home west of Vinland Kansas The body goes to Fort Madison Iowa for burial Survived by wife Ana four sons Bert Charles Pearl and Harry and three daughters Mabel Maude Edith and two stepsons Thomas and Walter Sanford Burial was at the family home in Wellington Kansas Also notes on oil conservation policy actions and related trials continue in other items including Paul Foad and Harry with ongoing court action developments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B
John B. Rood
Vinland
Schubert Funeral Home
V.D. Love
Fort Madison
Iows
Ana. Rood
Bert Ood
Charles Rood
Munden
Pearl Rood
Niles
Mich
Harry. Roed
Burlington
Okla
Mabel Jennings
Rocky Ford
Colo
Maude Lasswell
Hooker
Edith .Locke
Iowa
Thomas Sanford
Walter Sanford
Elman to Play at University Concert in April
World renowned Russian violinist Elman will headline the University Concert Course recital on Wednesday evening April 10 in the Senate. Maresl en Geel will accompany Elman at the piano. The program includes Handel and Vieuxtemps works, Bach and Brahms pieces, and Elman own compositions Nocturne and Tango. Elman recently completed a triumphant two year European tour and several major U.S. appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudi Mischa Elman
Vieuxtemps
Scoup
Bach
Brahms-Joachim
Largo
Gluck-Riés
Lawrence
Elman
Kreisler
Heifetz
From Trial to Manhunt Four Convicts Escape in Mississippi
A four-man escape from the Louisiana State Penitentiary sparked a wide manhunt. One convict was captured after a gun battle in Magnolia Mississippi, while others were surrounded near a location unnamed. Targets included Steven J. Samiroober and Jim Heard amid a murder trial in St Francisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifshell
Miss
Sheriff's Posse
Stephen Beck
An- la
I Baton Rouge
U W SESSION OPENS GRAND LODGE IN NEWTON
The A10 U W session opened its thirty eighth annual meeting in Newton this afternoon with a drill among four teams from Wichita and Lawrence. Four hundred dollars in cash prizes await the winners. Tonight a dance will be held in the city auditorium for A C U W patients at a tuberculosis sanatorium near Norton Kansas. The lodge proper will open tomorrow morning. April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand -Lodge of the
Ancient
R of United Workmen of Kansas
Newton
Tos
Wichita
Lawrence
Norton
Kaw
Ie Kan
Probe Death of Boys in Sudbury Prescription Error
An inquest into the deaths of three boys aged 10, 7, and 5 who traveled from Sudbury for ringworm treatment found a decimal misplacement in a hospital prescription caused fatal poisonings. The jury ruled accidental administration of an incorrect drug quantity led to the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whden
Lon
Sudbury
Charles
Leslie
Thorpe
Weaver’s Anniversary Week Celebration Ends Saturday
Weaver's store, founded in 1857 by Lathrop Sater, marks its seven ty-st anniversary week. The annual event draws thousands to Law and trading territory, celebrating a historic shop opened three years after the state's founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver's
Jis
Lis
Rain at Carthage Delays Downpour Report
Rain at Carthage April 8 disrupts plans as state highways remain open. The day also notes a price drop for lead by American Smelting and Refining Company from 7.50 to 7.2 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Teth Mo
New York
American” Smelting. &Refining Company
University Dramatic Club stages variety show at Fraser Theatre
The University Dramatic Club directed by Prof Allan Crafton presents C Eau Je Role Main with fourteen acts and twenty three scenes of music dance and humor at Fraser Theatre starting 8 15 pm Monday and Tuesday. Notable numbers include Ten Nights in the Elsinore Tavern and Hamlet inspired scenes with cast in period costume. Alice Moncrieff and Ray Wright join the rostrum crew. Crafton Calderwood and Callahan appear in multiple acts. Tickets go on sale Thursday in Green Hall basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Dramatic Club
Aan” Crafton
Elsinore
Hamlet
Green Hall
Plan Church Session in Snyder Memorial Kansas City
The northeast Kansas group of the United Brethren church will hold an all-day session at Snyder Memorial church at Seventeenth and Vermont streets Tuesday. Dr W D Jones president of Kansas University speaks at 1 00 pm on Christian education and Bishop A B Statton of the United Brethren will lecture on Africa at 8 00 pm. The public is invited to attend any or all sessions and a capacity crowd is expected at the evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast
Kansas
United Brethren Church
Snyder Memorial
Sevenieenth
Vermont Streets
W. D. Jones
Kansas University
A.B. Statton
Africa
Bishop Statton
Wheeler Sees Mea Still Orders Marines Out
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana returned today from a visit to the Marines in Nicaragua. He said the United States government had no business sending them there and called Nicaragua the most Godforsaken place he has visited. He added that the life of a single American marine is worth the whole country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gra
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Ste
United States
Wheeler
Ray Hart
B. R.alvin
Nicar Canal
Nicaragua
Triangle fraternity hosts informal hotel dance with chaperones
The Triangle fraternity held a Saturday informal dance at the hotel with chaperons Mrs. G Beale Mrs. D. E. Trueblood and Mrs. B. Lets of Topeka. A Delta Sigma Lambda event Saturday evening was chaperoned by Prof and Mrs. Anne Carey. W. A. Dilt and Mrs. cet plan tomorrow afternoon with Mrs W H Kelley at 1886 Tennessee street. The Progressive Reading club will 40 1 street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Fraternity
G Beale
D. E. Trueblood
Topeka
Delta Sigma Lambda House
Anne
Satur
A. L. Carey
W. A. Dilt
W. H. Kelley
Tennessee
Progressive Reading Club
Personal notices from the morning edition
Mrs. F P OBrien leaves for New Orleans for the national AAUW meeting. Mrs. OBrien will be joined in Kansas City by about ten delegates from state branches. W O Hamilton Jr of Clark Ab Arizona arrives to spend a month with relatives. W H Horr, recently operated on for appendicitis, goes home today. Mr and Mrs Lynn and Miss Onal Lynn of Akron visit their parents in Kansas City. Bert Thompson returns home to Kansas City after weekend with his daughter Mrs S F Brown. Mrs Monte McClees spends the day in Pees City. R K Melvin and F W Marsh attend court in Leavenworth. Miss Alberta House of Wichita leaves for Kansas City. Transfer EB Hout to end April. An Indian affairs official since 1913 is relieved from office and moved to the budget department. Seven Cent Fare Denied: Interborough bids prohibited from raising fare to 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Obrien
New Orleans
American Association of University Women
Obrien
Rue
Sia
al A. U. W
Kansas City
W. O. Hamilton’ Jr
Clarkabe Ariz
Siminons Hospital
Corre ‘Lynn
5. F. Brown
Monte McClees
Pees City
R. K. Melvin
F. W. Marsh
Leavenworth
Albertal House
Wichita
F. B Godding
City
Son County
Valley Falls
Paul Cashatt
Simon Webber
Joe Wendell
Paul Moeller
Moeller
J. A. Decker
Peka -Stonday
Legion Austiliary
TojPeke
Decker
Ted. Kueny
Civic Choral Society
Methodist’ Church
C. C. Jones
F. H. Robbyts
Laura Sloop
Tr. Kircher
Helen Fulton
Clyde Brooks
A. Decker
Mary-Jo Patrick
State Teachers College
Margaret Ford
Ottawa ‘High
Ruth Patrick
Atchison High School
Thomas Waugh
Hiawatha
Josephine Austin
Minneapolis
Dora Austin
Will Luce
Virginia
Shellgrove
Naomi Johnson
Manhattan
Misa Mar-garet Roberts
Lawrence
K. U
Virginia Munger
Baldwin
Baker U
Viola Waugh
Emporis
Forced to Halt Boat Near Chesapeake Bay
Washington April 8 AP Assistant Secretary Lowman said today the Norwegian steamship Juan has halted after being sighted by a coast guard patrol boat in Chesapeake Bay Friday night. He said the action followed information that steamships from the West Indies were landing liquor before docking in Baltimore. The law made coast guard action mandatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lowman
Juan
Coast Guard
West Indies
Baltimore
Wellsville notes on eggs, Easter visits and local events
Local notes report Mrs Raymond Kath's dental work in Wellsville, hens purchased from Albert Moldenhauer laying well since November, and Easter gatherings with Henry Bell, Forest Kalb and Walter Scott Jr assisting with oats sowing. Radio program by Wellsville grade school orchestra aired on WREN. Easter weather grumbles aside, school meeting set for April 12 with discussions on district affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kath
Wellsville
Albert Moldenhauer
Farmer's Union
Henry Bell
Walter Scott, Jr
R. S. Pearson
Glenn Kalb
H. T. Howard
Fred Vrusheim
Howard
Elgin Button
Jack
Ida van Tries
Topeka
Walter van Tries
WREN
B. B. Buchanan
Leavenworth
C. C. Waters
Black Jack
Waters
J. E. Coleman
Farragut
A. V. Kalb
Capper Publications
Donald, Selzer
Baldwin
John Black
Renfrew
Penn
Bush City
Walter Scott
Myr
Raymond Kalb
Baby
George Pearson
E.N. Peaycon
F. E. Kalb
Russell’ Hays
Kansas City
Community Saturday Socials and Visiting Guests
Prospect Marv Kohe spent Saturday night with her sister Mrs Lester Deay. Mrs George Hoskinson visited her mother Mrs William Chanay Thursday. Mr and Mrs Mark Coleman and children spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Lester Deay. Attendents at Vinland Dramatic Art Club play were Willie Chanay Wilbur Olmstead and Henry Rohe. Mrs Henry Bretthamp of Clearfield treated scholars Saturday noon to sandwiches and Easter candy after a ranch and an Easter egg hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marv.Kohe
Lester Deay
George Hoskinson
William Chanay
Harry Werts
Walter Parsons
Vinland Thursay
Mark Coleman
Dramatic Art Club
Vinland
Willie Chanay
Wilbur Olmstead
Henry Rohe
Artie Chanay
William |Chaney
Henry Roche
Glenn Smith
Sor
Arthur
Arthur Weeks
T. Harbour
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Charles Speicher
William Sel
Henry ‘Bretthanpt
Clearfield
Lorenz Speicher
Helen Priday
John Chanay
Guenther Bros
Wilfred Selizer
Albert Edler
Leroy
Hazel Hoskinson
Wiliam
Chanay
Ben Kramer
Hannah Selzer
Kansas City
Henry Selzer
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Visits and Travel
Edler hosted a lunch for neighbors and friends with sandwiches deviled eggs salad cookies and candy Its a pleasant time for the little folks. Numerous families and relatives share visits from Edler Olmstead Brecheisen Roche Chanay Selzer and Schellack with talks of trips and community events including a Farmers Union meeting.
Evening Star social notes from Lawrence area
Mr and Mrs Pete Neig Jr spent Tuesday in Lawrence and bought 623 litt chicks at Grant's hatchery. Numerous visits and Easter activities across Lawrence De Soto and surrounding farms feature teachers students and families including Broer Roche Strobel Neis and Bernitz with multiple calls and gatherings over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Neig, Jr
Lawrence
Grant's
Neil
O. P. Luther
Wilbur
Pete Edelbrock
Otto Abel
Géorge Broer
Kermit
Gus Koehler
Harry Broer
Margaret Spitzli
Princes Strobel
Merie Reusch
Clarence Broer
Endoratural High School
Robert Reusch
Harry Breer
Eo Mies Belle Roche
Evening Star School
W. N. Rogers
Ben Wallace
Marie Fanning
Ella Fanning
Belle Roche
Olathe
Carl Bernitz
Kansas City
Fred Neis
Hesper
Dorothy Broer
Dorobert Neis
Reece
Earl
Walter
Eudora
George Broer
Floyd Broer
Kathleen
Lewis Haciing
Kansas State Teachers’college
Fern Broer
Pittsburg
Broer
Dan Neil
Prairi
Pittsburg Center
Otte Abel
Misa
George. Broer
R. Ahd
Eugene McC
Kaw
Valley
Joe Strobet
Misaes Delene Ad
Genevieve Bowen
Ruth Ness
Anna Grist
George Grist
Robert. Reusch
Rev.Neis
Carl Neis
Gideon Neis
Ruby
Robert
Ruth Neiz
Felix Muetlner
N Eis
Delene
Oscar Broer
Glenn Wilson
Marvin Sischa
Duff Bernitz
Renny Kurtz
de Soto
Mrs Mary Lohman Visited by Son Herman Lohman
Mrs. Mary Lohman in OsKaloosa received a visit from her son Herman Lohman of Atchison last week as she recovers from illness. Catherine Campbell has returned to Ottawa after visiting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lohman
Herman
Atchison
Lohman
Catherine Campbell
Ottawa
Easter Activity Highlights In Lone Tree Area
Easter observances, church concerts, and community events dominate the scene. Mrs. Maggie Kirkman and families attended services while Mrs. W D Monroe and Mrs. John Scales assisted care in town. The Legion Auxiliary held a March 30 food sale raising over sixteen dollars. The Easter concert at the Presbyterian church featured hymns, anthems, and solos with the junior orchestra and choir. The Methodist Sunday school hosted an Easter party for children, and county commissioners met early in the week. Local residents returned from trips, teachers were hired, and water mains repairs continued after freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Kirkman
Abe Gilbert
W. D. Monroe
John Scales
Meriden
Lester Scales
Dora .Austin
Robert Austin
Ulpa
Okla
Coghe Garden Club
Treas
Presbyterian Church
Emily McCaslin
Lord
Dudley Buck
Emmet Morrow
Adams
FH. J. Block
F. W. Coleman
Topeka
J.W. Roberts
Board of County Commissioners
Amos Leech
Jesse Lowe
Harvey Tait
Helen Coleman
Dodge City
F. W., Coleman
Albert Stout
Lone Tree
John Weishaar
Nortonville
Frank, Haines
Mes
Rivet Nichols
Bonner Springs
Nichols
Doris Schneck
Kate Noble
Kansas City
John Schneck
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Delos Stevens
J. Hy Shull
Addie Maines
S. A. Crawford
FE. B. Slade
Joe Sloop
Delos’ Stevens
Carpenters
Pte
Larner
Frank Nesbit
Miami
County Track Meet Set for May at Valley Falls
Local notes report the County track meet planned for May 3 at Valley Falls with squads preparing. Several residents change jobs and travel for events, with community activities including church receptions, school planning, and student movements across Ottawa Atchison and Topeka regions.
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McDermott
E. D.bornbrook
Mrs. Woodside
Businges
Tions
Fear Fisherma
Sandusky
U. Glee Club
P.-T
Walter Renn
Houston
Texas
F.E. Bryant
University
Wellington
Cinerea Pens
Aest
Casper
Paul
North
Street
Harry
Mischa’ Elman
Here
Newton Drill
Wrexyer’s
CLUB
Atemsat le
Dives Br Ik. U. Drami Ae Oueanizalign
United Brethren
W. C. Jones
Mea
S. Marines
iApril
Budget Department of Indian, Affairs
Denica
Interborough
Transit. Com
Pany
Supreme Court
Norwe
Lester Dear
Edith Joe
William Selzer
Lucille
Arvelda
Nadine Chanay
Mary Roche
Mabel
Joe Folier
Evening Star
Oskaloosa
Doan
N. Russell
South Se
Salt Lake City
Utah
Everly
Ebodt
Boater-Milburh Co
Migchen Bultalo, Me
Rumsey Funeral Home
EE Ag Mencuanis
Service
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