R C T C Men Hear of Summer Camps
War Department guidance to the university notes summer camps for coast artillery at Camp Knox Kentucky and engineers at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Six weeks each from late June to July, required for four year cadets after their junior year. Government funds expenses and pays a 70 percent salary. about 800 students from 45 colleges attend. Major J R Cygon and Sgt A B Kiersted will attend Camp Knox. Capt George J Nold and Warrant Officer J J Boies go to Fort Leavenworth. Dates: Camp Knox June 16 to July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Coast Artillery
University
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Engineers
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
East
Middle West
J. R. Cygon
A. B. Kiersted
George J. Nold
J. J. Boies
Knox
Leavendine
Worth
Judgment Finds Eugene Taylor Not Guilty In Liquor Case
Judge Hugh Means in district court acquits Eugene Taylor colored of Lawrence on possessing liquor. Taylor argued his case. he was dismissed from the county jail after the judge’s advisement. Andrew Fetty, in direct contempt, jailed for failing to post 200 bond. $100 fine stayed if bond and back money paid within 90 days. George Houk and Harry Green Clothing Co sue Farmers State and Savings Bank and others for 78 dollars in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Taylor
Lawrence
Hugh
Means
Taylor Ws
Taylor
Andrew Fetty
Fanny Fetty
George fHouk
Harry Green
Clothing ‘Company
Nave
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Second K. U. Senior Recital is Tonight
Miss Esther Buhler and Paul Benson, both Kansas City artists, perform the second senior recital of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts at the City Auditorium tonight at 8 o clock. Eleven numbers are listed and a good crowd is expected. Weather forecast calls for clouds and cooler temperatures across eastern and southern portions, with a high around 50 and freezing at night. No significant precipitation expected. Northern counties saw a light freeze last night but fruit impact minimal. Concordia, Kansas City, Wichita report low 40s. Topeka 41. Goodland unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Buhler
Pretty Me
Paul Benson
Kansas City
School of Fine Arts
Cniity Auditorium
Ock
Cai
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
D. Flora
Flora
Concordia
Wichita
Good- J
Paulen to attend bankers meeting in Augusta Georgia
Governor Paulen will leave tomorrow for Augusta Ga to attend the executive council meeting of the American Bankers association which convenes there Monday He will be accompanied by Dr Paulen and will return about April 21 Other Kansas members of the executive council accompanied by their wives who will join Governor and Mrs Paulen in Kansas City a night for the trip are Henry S Buzick Sylvan Grove J R Salina and George H Hamilton Wichita
Reading diplomas for rural Douglas County pupils
Forty three more Douglas County rural school pupils qualify for diplomas from QO JJ. Read at least six books from the Kansas State Reading Circle lists to earn eligibility. Pupils attend Lone Star Brackett Oak Ridge schools. Dixon case to jury today in Coffeyville murder of Robert Liggins. York P.T. to elect Thursday. Officers and committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lone Star
Brackett and Ltd
Oak Ridge
Dixon
Independence
Kan
Wiley Dixon
Coffeyville
Robert Liggins
Sense
Farm Life and Local Notices Chronicle Spring
A cluttered community page notes farm mishaps including a mule team fleeing wind and dust injuring John Dwyer, various absences due to mumps, and travel to Kansas City and nearby towns. Multiple social events, visits, and illnesses are recorded, with Easter activities, banquets, and church events interwoven among family updates and local movements.
Community notices and Easter events in Tonganoxie area
Reno and Tonganoxie residents attended Busy Bee club and library meetings while upcoming Pony Creek school Easter closure and tourist park plans were noted. Easter vacations, church services, and local 4 H club activities at Pony Creek and Reno were reported along with obituaries and local visits.
LocalSocial News From Prospect Area And Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Dan Seizer and Doraine visited Henry Selzer and John Chanar Wednesday evening. Ortie Jeretsinger and Virginia visited John Brecheisen near Worden Monday. Bartle Breithaupt called on Albert Brechet Friday. Yael Neay hosted Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Ronne Neay. Lorenz Speicher learned of a daughter born to William Sneicher and wife in Topeka, who died after four hours. Sympathy to bereaved families. Mrs Speicher and son Charles visited her daughter in Topeka and Julius and family. Juester Deay visited her mother Friday. Artie Chanay and Lester Deay called on Henry Selzer. Mrs Veryl Sheppard and Mrs Louie Schellack shopped in Ottawa Saturday. Ruby Roche spent weekend with home folks. Lorenz Speither and Frank Lorenz Jr and Theresa visited their daughter Mrs Osgood near Lecompton. Mrs Henry Robe spent Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan _ Seizer
Doraine
Henry Selzer
John Chanar
William Sneicher
Topeka
Armstrong
Lecompton
Henry Robe
Community Notes From Baldwin and Vicinity This Week
Mrs Ortie Kretsinger and Virginia and Miss Minnie Rendal spent Tuesday afternoon in Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Joe Maul called at lithe Allie Had home in the Belle Pew neighborhood Sunday evening. Mrs Minnie Wests spent last Thursday with Mrs Walter Parsons of Vinland. Lorenz Speicher and son Frank called at Albert Bredeisen s home for fruit trees. Charles Speicher Henry Rohe Jr Lester Deay Martin George Cyril and Russell Rohe Clarence Soward and Nelson Olmstead called on Will and Robert Guen ther Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Olmstead called on their mother Mrs Seitz at the home of their sister Mrs Jacob Stroble. Will Moldenhover and Guy Walker called at Geo Roho s Sunday. Miss Anna Schults called at the Ed Olmstead home Tuesday morn. Mrs Henry Roche and Mrs Lester Deay were in Lawrence Wednesday they called at Reuben Weeks on their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roche
Reuben - Weeks
Sibley
Glenn Smith
Mary
Fern
Smith
Gee. Hoskinson
Hazel
Leroy
Hazel’ Chanay
Maurice Bell
William Chanay
Helen ‘Selzer
Wellsville
Rev. Hoffman
Eudora
Clearfield School
Lester Deay
Martin Rohe
Ruby Cyril
Beula
Henry Rohe
Geo. Rohe
Russell
Ed Kreisinger
Lawrence
Moa
Dan Selzer
Doraine
William Fuchs
Lorenz’ Speicher
Ed Olmstead
Wilbur
Ed Seitz
Topeka
Albert
Edler
Mabel
Joe
Herman Behnsack
Oliver Deay
Bert Deay
William Chana
Ed. Olustead
Glenn. Smith
Oscar Brechecisen
Lloyd
Lloyd Smith
Ben Breié¢heisen
Lucky Ernest Bowens
Osgood Armstrong
Lorenz Speicher
Nelson Olmster
Dorothy
Surmer
Lester Dear
Wilfred Selzer
Albert ,Brecheisen
Harold
Henry Rehe
Elmer Potter
Nannie Seszer
Albert Exster
Glenn
Lovie Schellack
Endora
Bob Randal
Baldwin
Minnie Randal
Rebekah Lodge
John Bell
Gee
Rohe
el -Ed Kretsinger
Inlaw
Ortie Kretsinger
Virginia
Harry Wests
Rome
Martin ' Rohe
Nannie Selzer
2D Olmstead
Ginia
Minnie Rendal
Joe Maul
Allie
Belle- Pew
Minnie Wests
Walter Par
Sons of
Vinland
Frank
Val
Albert — Bredeisen
Charles Speicher
Martin, George, Gyril
Russell Rohe
Clarence Soward
Nelson Olmstead
Robert Guenther
Teir
Seitz
Jacob Stroble
Will Moldenhover
Guy Walkver
Geo. Roho’s
Anna Schults
Pleasant Valley G A meeting and farm notes
Pleasant Valley reports Hugh B Axe and Lavern Ice attending a G A meeting at Pleasant Grove Tuesday evening Jonn S Tobler and family visiting Hugh B Axe at Model Wednesday evening The Farmer's Union sets regular meeting for Friday evening April 13 Miss Opat Richardson visits Maxine and Pedine Briece in Lawrence Altman attended Ed Wan home Monday morning Easter guests at John Tabler home include Arr Hugh B Axe Arthur Paul and Alice Holzom Louis Holzom From Farm Bureau regular meeting planned for April 17 at J A intehen deme natr Y of Mrs Ota Tucker to be held Huelan Richardson spent Sunday in Fairbury Walter and Harold Howard visited Orville Caz Eunice and Soethy Tobler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh.b. Axe
Model
Lavern Ice
Jomn S
Ed Wan
John
Hugh’ B. Axe
Arthur, Paul
Alice Holzom
Louis Holsom
Bureau Wall
J Aintehen
Demenatr
Ota Tucker
Huelan Richardson
Fairbury
Nebr
Walter
Harold Howard
Orville Caz ‘Eunice
Soethy Tobler Spen
Paris! Americat girls display gowns for Patou
Doris Padmore, the New York City girl from 70 Barrow Street, parades in Paris showing gowns for Jean Patou. She praises Danderine as a simple hair care routine that banishes dandruff, adds shine, and keeps hair in place, selling the product in large bottles at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Padmore
New York City
Barrow Street
Paris
Jean Patou
Avery
Weekend with relatives noted in local social brief
The column lists Lawrence residents visiting relatives and attending events over the weekend. Entries mention Claude Harrisoh with family, Delbert Richardson, Mildred Maloney’s illness, substitute teaching by Mrs. Ties De Merritt, and several local trips to Cof feyville and Pleasant Grove. Names include John Tobler, Louis Holcom, Otto Luckan, and George Hall Howard.
Local visitors and calls noted at John Maloney home
Community notices list several visits to the John Maloney home including Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B Axe and others. Names such as Ethel Markley and R L Holcom appear among weekend callers from Pleasant Grove and St. Joseph. The report notes school break and visitors staying through the period.
Fragmentary OCR notes on burner, lines, and horsepower
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a low cost burner described as smokey, with references to 38.09 horsepower and line 1208. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable event, person, or organization.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R.C.T.C
Leavenworth
Olwn
K. U
Paelens
Augusta
Council
Bankers’ Body
York P.T. i
Eee Krum
Glenn A.daw Brothersby
M Ho Wmondson
Sheritt
Er Farm
John Dwyer
Marion
Eisele
Othel Wiley
Lilly ‘Somers
Horim
Leavyenwortth
le Dehoff
Bleakley
Harriett
Abilenes
al Coffman
Busy Bee Club
J. O. Osborn
Staughter
Pauline
Brevins
Clara
Ella Glitzke
Olive Verhoff
A. Warizack
Myr
Blys
Georgiana Bleakley
Tongattoxie
Harry White
Underwool's
Tomanoxie
Helen
Kathryn
Pony Creek
Georgiana Bickley
Clay Center
Roy Dehoff
Carlton
Pleasje
JL. S. Wiley
C. Wiley
O. W. Sowers
Esther
Harald Sowers
George Sowers
Mrs
Martin Roche
Franklin
Kathleen
Kallis
Reno
R. Graham
Anna Taylor
Walter Bleakiey
A. McKone
Tonganoxie
H. E. Miller
St. Louis
G. W. Phenicie
A.B. Cox
Barry White
James Powell
Tonganaxie
Blanche Phenice
Ku U
Phenlee
S. Kelsall
Boulder
A. G. Skeets
Q. Wiley
Mhs
Will Botts
Alex Davis
Bonner Springs
Christian Church
Robert Blaker
Otto Luckan
Villa
Ora Wells
May Dickinson
Uing
Farm Bureau
Corm
Perle Blackwell
John Davidson
Aivay
Kelsall
McKone
George L. Phenicie
H. B.kline
Shirley McPherson
Bertha Halsted
O. N. Halstead
Oskaloosa
O’dea’s
Tonganoxie High School
Will-Frost
Williamstosen
Dwyer
E. Hi Leker
Winifred Edwards
Kenneth.Megsenheimer
Esther Sowers
Daisy McCrary
Margaret Kelsall
Cory
Reece
Fred Earnhardt
Earl Hammil
Biss
Margaret, Hammil
Massachusetts
Coats
Sharon's
Pleasant Valley
Axe
Claude Harrisoh
Delbert Richardson
The
Wat
Orville Carey
Mildred Maloney
Ties
de- Merritt -of
Madel
Carl Rothrock
Grove
Jack Malone
Paul Holcom
Louis Holcom
Lawr Pers
Tobler
Holcomtand
Louis
Commons Bros. Plumbers & Electricians
Ea’ ‘Tian
Lito Luckan
Walter Howard
Wood
Axeiof Model
Isha
Vermont
New Oxfords
Newman
Kroehler
Davenport
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