Latin Instructors Gather for Kansas Western Missouri Meet
The twenty sixth annual meeting of the Classical Association of Kansas and Western Missouri will be at the University of Kansas on April 29 and 30. Prof. A T Walker presides with vice president Prof. Clarence McAullife and secretary treasurer Prof. W Ieltz. Faculty from KU and Rockhurst College will participate with lectures, a play reception, and a luncheon featuring Chancellor Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classical Association of
Kansas
Western Missouri
University of Kansas
A. T. Walker
Clarence McAullife
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
W. Leltz
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Fraser Theater
Fraser
Fraser Hall
Toy C. Flickinger
University of Iowa
Italy
David L. Patterson
North
Africa
Memorial Union
J. H. Lindley
Comets
S. Z. Pease
Kansas Stateers’ College
Pittsburg
Eal -Sehetar
Edward Yoder
Dha Bailey Helly
College of Empoiie Seiptome Circlo
J. CG. Brandt
Tresident
Wal- L
Kantlon
Manhattan
Beula Workman
Fort Scott Hish
Teas
Hich
Lonise Crafton
Wyamilotte Nish
C. Flinckinger
Towa
Attack Proposed Rates Increase Stir Wheat Regions
Wheat growers and shippers protested western trunk line carriers proposed general rate hikes up to 25 percent in heavy grain areas. James F. Cherry of the carriers rate committee faced Interstate Commerce hearing questions from Kansas City Board of Trade and Omaha Grain Exchange reps after a Supreme Court ruling remanded for a new hearing. A separate item notes a fire at Rumsey's invalid coach near Eighth and New Hampshire, causing finish damage. Washington glimpse reports the House rejected a salary cut for Senators and Representatives from 10,000 to 2,000 for 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Trunk Line
Hich
James F. Cherry
Western Carriers Rate Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Xyepresentatives
Kansas City Board of Trade
Omaha Grain Exchange
Commission
Supreme Court
Eighth
New Hampshire
Rumsey
House
Washington
Prospect and social notes from Weeks visit and local events
Prospect residents gather for visits with Mr and Mrs Reuben Weeks and Martin Roche family. Miss Hannah Selzer from Kansas City stayed with her parents, Henry and Hannah Selzer. Prospect school closed for a Friday with a noon dinner and program. Community members attend gatherings in Lawrence and Kansas City, with hospital treatment for Mrs Selzer’s eye infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Weeks
Martin- Roche
Hannah Selzer
Kansz City
Henry Selzer
John Ghanay
Prospect School
Marlin Roche
Lawrencr Gun Club
Kansa City
George Hadl
Helena
Rs. Lorenz. Speicher
Willie
Kansas City
TC. Beaman
Grace Hiatt
Howard Dear
William “Selzer
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Quiet Beaver Couple Wed at St John Parsonage
Leta Charles and Oscar Woastenmann of Beaver Kansas quietly married Sunday afternoon April 17 at the St John s parsonage Rev B Slupianek performed the ceremony. The event followed visits by Worden Carl Plambeck and others with local families and a Bethel Sunday school surprise for Mr and Mrs Fred Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Plambeck
Elisabeth
Antonette
Edward Johanning
Leta “Charles
Oscar i Woestenmann
Beaver
Kansas
St. John’s Parsonage
B. Slupianek
Oliver Schutz
Arnold Mitchell
Lake View
John Stoebener
Bethel ‘Sunday School
Fred Lutz
Wedding shower honors Mr and Mrs Alton Pippert
A wedding shower held Friday April 16 at Mr and Mrs Henry Pippert home honored recently married Mr and Mrs Alton Pippert. Guests from Lawrence Baldwin and Lake View attended. Prizes were awarded to Mildred Weybright and Alton Pippert for “The Wedding of the Flowers.” Refreshments followed with fruit salad cake and coffee.
Kanwaka Visitors At Crowder School Picnic
Mrs J D Button arrived Friday from Coffeyville to visit daughter Mrs Ed Buerman and relatives. Mr and Mrs J S Emmett attended the picnic dinner and program on the last day of school at Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Button
Coffeyville
Ed Buerman
J. $. Emmett
Crowder
Fiona
Aub
Edward W Clark dies in South Carolina and burial in Oskaloosa
Edward W Clark a former Oskaloosa resident died April 17 in Buxton South Carolina at his niece’s home. His body was shipped to Oskaloosa for a Methodist church service led by Rev E O Harbour and a graveside in Pleasant View by the Masonic Lodge of which he was long a member. Born in Vermont in 1858 he came to Kansas about 45 years ago settling near Oskaloosa and worked for Worsick Lumber Co. He was a Spanish War veteran and held lodge memberships in Oskaloosa, Os kaloosa Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Topeka Commandery. Other notes mention local visits, school events, and community news including church meetings and a tree planting ceremony planned for early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Clark
Buxton
S. C
Oskaloosa
Methodist Church
E. 0. Harbour
Pleasant Jew
Masonic Lodge
Clark
Mr. Clark
Vermont
Kansas
Osklaoosa
Lizzie Sable
Mari Hall
Worsick Lumber Go
Oskaloosa Lodge 14
Royal Arch Maisons
Topeka Commandery
Community notices and events mix in Baldwin area
Mrs Nell Pennington spent Saturday in Kansas City. Many locals attended weekend visits and school events. The county declamation contest, Washington Bicentennial planning, garden club activities, and church and social gatherings populated the week with clubs, sports, and civic actions across Baldwin and nearby towns.
Social notes from De Soto district highlighted visitors
Mrs. Jennie Junkins of Tonganoxie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 8 K Funk. Mrs. Etta Babbett came from Kansas City to visit brother B J Babbett and family, returning Monday morning. Clain Crane of Boston is visiting uncle B J Babbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Junkins
Tonganoxie
K. Funk
Etta Babbett
Kansas City
B. J. Babbett
Clain Crane
Boston
Mass
B. J. Babbitt
Baldwin News Guests N P Powers Lawrence Sunday
Mr and Mrs N P Powers Lawrence were Sunday guests Mr and Mrs A A LeMaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Powers Lawrence
A. A. LeMaster
Community notices mix social gatherings across Baldwin and Garnett
An obituary of events in Baldwin and Garnett highlights weekly club meetings, hostesses and refreshments, and church services led by Rev. Sav or with Rev. Wilson assisting. It notes ill health of Mrs. W H Garrett, teachers Hazel Pullman and Miss Newcombe visiting from Garnett, Leisure Hour club at Mrs. Evans home, last meeting May 10 at Mrs. Wolf, and social travel of Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Black. Texas bluebonnets from Miss Mary Price Smith shared by Mrs. Julius Smith. Prof Frank Wolf and Dr H K Ebright attended Garnett events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Garrett
Hazel
Mr. Zion Colored Baptist Church
Charles Savor
Bethany Chapel
Ottawa
James Wilson
Leisure Hour Club
Thomas A. Evans
Allan Brannock
W. C. Gibbon
Nancy J. Hyden
Gibbon
A. E. Leach
Frank E. Wolf
William Jefferson
the Prodigal Son
Bethany
Earl T. Martin
Marshall
Texas
Baldwin
Grace S. Black
Black
Lawrence
Julius Smith
Baldwin News Roundup of Visits and Meetings
Tuesday afternoon on business for the new Methodist church. Mr and Mrs Robert E Alenry are expected home this week from Oklahoma City where they spent ten days with Mr McHenrys brother and wife Dr and Mrs D D Mc Henry. Ross Wolf is taking work at the University of Kansas and spent last week with his parents Prof and Mrs Frank E Wolfman brought a new German police puppy named Buster. Mrs F E Ross of Perry visits Baldwin with her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Schoepflin. Miss Dorotha Senter Baker junior attends sessions with her father installed as Grand Worthy Patron. The Baldwin Odd Fellows hosted Kansas City visitors with W W Gordon as main speaker. Music by Lederer boys and boxing by Adriance twins. Noble Grand John W Moore presided. refreshments served. P T A meeting featured school music and contests. officers elected: president Dr Harold W Guest, vice president Mrs John Frazier, secretary treasurer Miss Anna Lewis. Last meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Nothdorf
Kansas City
Henry Northdorf
Charles Dockhorn
Colorado
Davis
Higley
Sutton
Alpha Huddleston
Frank Insley
Insley
Howard Robinson
Labetha
Harbour
Nortonville
Theo. Hansen
Denver
Critchfield Lawn
Case
Turner Rogers Farm
Ralph Hawk
Topeka
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence P
Amos Leech
J. Simon
Frank Haines
Nell Pennington
Birdie Burnett
Frances McClellan
Penington
McClellan
Baldwin
Has‘kell Institute
Faye Crown
Lawrence
Harvey Hawk
Earl Harbour
Kenneth
Irene
Oakland
Tom Davis
Irene Brock
Perry
Frank Schaeffer
McLouth
Levi Stanley
Ed Dissinger
Katheryn Dissinger
Dorothy Grace Pentz
Charles Long
Frank
Ellen Kirkpatrick
Willard
Alien Rot Stebbens
Tapeh
Parventa
Carl Stebbens
McCreight
Ella Engle
Ts. McCreight
Wesley
Archie Hannah
Bell
Bob Fauber
Winchester High Auditorium
Jefferson County Bar Association
A. C. Wilson
A.C. Wilson
Lloyd Morris
James Swoyer
Horace Phinney
W. I. Morse
B. P. Davis
Wyatt Grage
Garden Club
Washington
E. A. Ahrens
Spear
Masonic Block
George Sharp
Madeline Baker
George Davis
W. E. Weage
Kinsley
Josephine Weage
Nancy
Roxye Alexander
Katherine Dessinger
Helen Dennis
Arlene Allen
Loren Lyons
Ned
Woodie Baker
Leona Grant
Robert Fauber
Kathleen Robinson
Frances McNish
Irene Robohn
Max Mountain
Hal Gay
John Sutton
Walter Robinson
Ella Johnston
F. A. Goldman
Epworth League
Fellowship Hall
Christine Hagen
Beatrice Powell
Emporia
Lawrence Wesley
Anna
Bell Lewis
Baby
Eeene
Mary Roberts
Julia Lane
Stormont Hospital
Harry Elliott
Roberts
Elliott
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Duffield
Mabel Mellroy
Excelsior Springs
W. J. Williams
Harry Jett
China
Paul Evans
Harriet Ruble
Helen Wilson
Lee Enyeart
Richland
Telephone Exchange
Enyeart
Baker Dramatic Art Department
College Sunday School
Jean Woodruff
Helen Cunningham
Alpha Chi Omega House
Smith Leonard
S. Kerns
S. 5. Kerns
W. H. Lucas
Ottawa
Herb Todd
W. M. Balch
Gillis Orphanage
Detention Home
Armour Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Provident Association
Goodwill Industices
City Mission
Harbor Home
Boys’ Hotel
New Methodist Church
Robert E. Alenry
Oklahoma City
McHenry
D.D. McHenry
Ross Wolf
University of Kansas
Frank E. Wolfman
Buster
F. E. Ross
Jacob Schoepflin
Ross
Mildred Schoepflin
Stephen Thorne
George Marquardt
Pittsburg
W. W. Gordon
Raw
Lederer
Keith
Clare Adriance
W. J. Adriance
Noble
John W. Moore
The
Baldwin Lodge
Muriel Dalke
Virginia Frye
Fern Hall
Russell Barkley
Madge Reynolds
Harold W. Guest
John Frazier
Anna Lewis
How Ore Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit reader Herman Rankis shares a testimonial praising Kruschen Salts for rheumatism relief and rapid weight loss. He claims one bottle alleviated aches, aided a diet, and helped him shed 22 pounds, calling himself a new man. The ad urges taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rankis
Detroit
Jose Fat
Round Corner Drug Co
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Classical Association
Hawaii
Henry Pippert
Alton Pippert
Mildred Weybright
Alton Pippett
Lois Erin
Wm. Ford
Lloyd
Olive Ford
Chas, Pippert
Bert Foster
Elmer Pippert
Frank Pippert
Dorothy Pippert
Harry Pippert
George Reynolds
Geneva
Oscar Hennon
Alvin
Theo Elm
John Elm
Charles Elm
Charline
Andrew Elm
Esther Ferne
Mildred
Orville Elm
Lois
Henry Beehle
Lila
Florine
Carol
Anna Weffner
Darry Strong
Porbthy
Winona Breithaupt
Helen Flory
Faye Wintermantle
Lucille Crawford
Elmer Wintermantle
Harold and
Elmer Rappard
Roy
Jester Schwalm
Harley Lyons
Wilmer Nelson
Wim. Simon
William Broecker
Ike Thomas
Helen
Jack
Fred Heim
Florence
Raymond
Donald
J. W. Breithaupt
Werden Evangelical Church
Harry Flory
Central School
Agnes White
Earl Shaffer
Ruth Breithaupt
Eleanor Nelson
Florence Heim
Gilbert Gilges
Virgil Schwartz
Charles Simmons
Dorothy
Bethel
Hattie Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Elise Haas
Norma Stoeebener
George Shuler
Thelma
Shuler
Jacob Shuler
Arnold
Walter
Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Ike
Thomas
Jackie
G.F
Deskines
Stella
Harve Fager
Michigan Valley
J. D. Brubaker
Ernest Johanning
Lucas Fleet
Ralph Colman
W. D. Wear
Arnold Uays
F. D. Miller
Ruth Miller
Beattie Collins
Willis
O. W. Orr
John Christy
Merle Colman
E.G. Haverstock
Willis Colman
Associated Press
Clarence Darrow
Center
Massie
Honolulu
Thomas H. Massie
Grace Fortescue
Darrow
Joseph Kahahawal
Masele
Kanwaka
DE Soto
Baldwin News
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