Mrs Milliken Sings at Rotary Luncheon in Lawrence
Mrs Nadine Cox Milliken, of the Brahms Quartet, sang two songs at today's Rotary luncheon in Lawrence accompanied by Rocky Loyce. The event noted Milliken's KU training and growing national popularity with the Brahms quartet. Reports showed members attending from Colorado Springs to Duluth, illustrating wide club distribution. U S BUILDINGS PLANS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Cox
Milliken
Brahms Quartet
Rocky” Loyce
Rockhold
K. U
Rotary
Lawrence Club
Memrs
C. M. Bleir
Colorado Springs
Bert Dale
Inglewood
Calif
W. W
Davis
Boston
J. Frank Jones
Duluth, Minn
Karl Klooz
Chicago
Walter Varnum
Kantag City
Herbert Hungerford
Cheboygan
Mich
U. S
Expansion of federal buildings faces funding boost
Rapid City Aug 15 AP plan to erect new federal buildings nationwide moves forward on the assumption Congress will raise the outside DC program from 100 million to 200 million. Carl T. Schuneman and John Bartlett told President Coolidge in a joint treasury and post office investigation briefing that, pending first year funds, 7 million already provided is being used for needed improvements in 26 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Congress
District of Columbia
Coolidge
Carl T. Schuneman
John Bartlett
Treasury
Post Office Departments
Deaths and funerals detail Hill P Wilson and others
Hill P. Wilson former Lawrence resident and KU faculty member’s father dies at 90 in Beaumont Texas. Founder of Hays City and Fort Hays post trader turned first bank founder, friend of frontier figures, wrote a John Brown view in old Kansas. Also notes on W H Kelley and Gordon W McKee deaths with survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill P. Wilson
Lawrence
Esther Wilson
University of Kansas
Beaumont
Texas
Edson
Hays City
Pennsylvania
Fort Hays
Frontier
General Custer
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill
George A. Clark
Oklahoma
John Brown
Kansas
Brown
Denver to Kansas City Air Service Debuts
The first Denver to Kansas City passenger flight by Chicago and Southwestern Air Lines departs Colorado Airways field at 5 AM with three passengers, arriving in KC at 11 30 AM, then a Waco plane leaves KC for Denver at 1 PM arriving back by 7 20 PM. In Cuba Kansas Joe Opacensky 30 dies after electrocution repairing a transmission line between Cuba and Haddam. Olive L Brown of Warrensburg leaves for Portland Oregon for a month. Dale of Stefford visits Chas Kendall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaver
Denver-to-Kansas City
Chicago and Southwestern Air Lines Company
Colorado Airways, Inc
Lincoln
Kansas City
Waco
Denver
Escen Ee
Cuba
Concordia
Kans
Joe Opacensky
Kansas Power Company
Haddam
Sir Thomas Lipton Yacht Regatta At Grand Lake
Six yachts will compete in the seventeenth Lipton yachting regatta at Grand Lake Colorado on August 15. Entrants include the Marboloness owned by Dr W F Spears and son Thomas, the Margarite the Sunshine Highball the Derothy and the Profit owned by Miss Gretchen Tritch of Denver. Grand Lake the largest Colorado lake at 8 369 feet elevation is famed for boating and fishing and has a six mile shore line and is near Rocky Mountain National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lake
Colo
Thomas Lipton
Nonotsk
Worl
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
W. F. Spears
Thomas Spears
Marguerite
Sunshine
Highball
Derothy
Profit
Gretchen Tritch
Denver
Rocky Mountain Region
E H Gary Is Dead Continued From Page One
The obituary notes E H Gary died as the piece traces his lineage to Puritan roots. It mentions his father Erastus Gary and mother Abiah Vallette Gary, a descendant of a Lafayette officer who aided the American cause. The text lists his education at public schools Wheaton College and the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Erastus Gary
Havin
Massachusetts
Abiah Vallette Gary
LaFayette
Wheaton College
University of Chicago
Crystal Palace in London Glass House News
London report recalls the Crystal Palace famed for its glass roof spanning 25 acres and two hundred feet high. It notes wartime raids, 1920 roof reconditioning costs, and a glazier’s comical mishap on a circular staircase while highlighting the 1854 design by Sir Joseph Paxton and its Hyde Park origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crystal Palace
Sir Joseph Paxton
Hyde Park
Local youths suffer injuries and visits fill community
Desoto Harvey Large, nine, broke both bones in his right arm near the wrist while attempting to rank the family car. Minnie Koeller improves after a long bout of high blood pressure treated at Linwood. Mrs. M L Deweese returns home from Bonner Springs with granddaughter Mildred. Ruth Everett visits. Beulah Reynolds hosts. Herbert Reynolds visits from Kansas City. Dr. T F Gray of Winslow visits, then travels with Dr. Doan to Chillicothe. Lawrence visitors include Mrs. Fred Warsop and Mrs. Fred Grob. Isaac Cox, 73, dies after a car crash on Eighth Street. Mrs. Dell Davidson reports tire theft from their car. Funeral set tomorrow for author James Oliver Curwood in Oswego. World Co. advertises trunk line phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Large
Leo Large
Minnie Koeller
Linwood
M L. Deweese
J. E. Deweese
Bonner Springs
Mildred Deweese
Bonner
Ruth Everett
Frank
Burbank
Okla
Jesn Martin
Beulah Reynolds
Herbert Reynolds
Kansas City
Avas
J. R. Reynolds
Anithon Sundbya
Bethel
S. R. Vance Kone
T. FE. Gray
Winslow
Ark
Svotor
Frank Doan
Gray
Doan
Chillicothe
Dean
Fred Warsop
Fred Grob
Lawrence
Wm. Kruell
Juanite
Harry Craig
Billy Roche
Lola Burton
Nannie ,Gander
Fischer
Wm. Thudium
Small Son
Fred Thudium
Hazel Hobson
Wellaville
B.A. Jaquish
Jaquish
J. M. Nabb
Maywood
Smith
Leavenworth
Nabb
Howard McKenzie
Leone
Doris Campbell
Toronto
Joyce Smith
Kevener
Quals
J. M. Marcy
Warry Sappenfield
Sappenfield
Alberta
W. A. Uhl
Minneapolis
Minn
Lampnan Bible
East Park
Wm. Krull
Juanita
Erie
Mary Fischer
le Loup
A. O. Burton
Baldwin
Mable Parmenter
Alliegaylé
Witt
Francia Spencer
Spencer
H. C. Prentice
Crosby
Topeka
Pat Dillon
Wichita
Nell Murphy
John Dillon
Frank, Elliott
Poola
Elas
J. H.at
Nan Gaddis
Rome
Deay
Geo, Smith
Carl Desay
Will Winters
Stony Point
Lester Deay
Ottawa
Vernon Love
Vinland
Ella Bealvoir
Nelson Olmstead
Emma Winters
Warren Wilcox
Darlinghouse
Chanute
Clark
Baker University
Belleplain
Gerald Bower
Mahala Thompson
Nellie Moore
Louis Moore
Arkansas City
Leon Wilgus
Carthage
C. FB. Neal
G. W. Wilgus
Mary Martin
Mildred
Marion
Malta Bend
W. O. Thompson
Hays
Norma Harison
Memorial Hospital
Mildred Reeves
Gertrude
Kansas' City
Reeves
M.& M. Mercantile Company
J. J. Whitted
Carl Carlson
Wm. Whitted
Almena
Delta Delta Delta
C. E. Beeks
Beeks
Eugene and
Herbert Bailey
Boston
Mass
C. W. Bailey
Arthur Lee
V. A. Nichol
Marvin
Altoona
Wm, Huff and Family
Nichol
Clarence Carmet
John Moore
Donetha McKenzie
Detrick
Emporia
Dell Wright
Helen Marie
Jessie Skinner
Washington
Stephens
Garnett
Skinner
Paul Sutton
F. H. Bell
Jimmie Gander
Joplin
Church Lawn
Elizabeth Whitehead
Baldwin City Council
Wellsville Water Works
High Street
Charles E. Shike
Epworth League Institute Board
Baldwin Institute
C. L. Wells
Clinton Ellis
Carl Butell
Claude Wells
Aldwin
J. T. Schwalm
Sedalia
D. Terry
Gladys
Glen Hill
Edgerton
State Board of Education
Baldwin High School
Park Et le Loup
J. AC. Patterson
Glen Patterson
Mise Bonndell Mactoun
Pattersons
Margaret Counts
Marjorie Pardee
Sylvia Randall
Esther Brockway
Lillian Dowers
Roving Sports World highlights young star Earl Clark in Richmond
Earl Clark, a Washington League standout, now stars for the Richmond team, batting over .400 and drawing interest from five major leagues. He is noted for speed, fielding, and a soccer past, while other items mention James Demers and a quirky New Britain golf hole, plus a court case on Sunday baseball fines in Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socker
Washington
Earl Clark
Richmond
Virginia
Clark
Monroe
Ward
Flying Pageant Hinges on Music Wireless in Hendon Sky
Royal Air Force pageant at Hendon features planes lifting to tunes played by the air force band with wireless transmission to pilots. The show includes mock bombing to the song Lay a Little Egg for Me and midair maneuvers to Here We Go Around the Mulberry Bush and Rolling Home Others report a bank robbery in Missouri netting about 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Air Force
Hendon
Air Force
Bill Bailey
Causes of Sunburn by Dr Windliams in New York
An in depth explanation of how sunburn arises from blue violet ultraviolet rays rather than heat. It explains the role of light types, reflection from snow sea and sand, and how skin responds with redness and tanning. The piece notes how mist protects and that darker skin tan reduces light penetration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
London to America retry after weather improves
London Reuters reports Junker firm stating the attempted flight to America will be repeated when weather allows. In Excelsior Springs Missouri George Duncan, 33, a golf club caddy, is accused of snitching on gambling and drinking parties. he was shot and killed by Henry Atwood, 43, a grocer, on a downtown street last night. Charlie Chaplin and his lawyers reportedly near agreement on a property settlement, slightly under 1 million dollars. Captain F. T. Courtney aims to begin his trans Atlantic flight tomorrow. Seven destroyers to aid Dole Flight Honolulu flyers departing Oakland California tomorrow. Billy La Mance, son of a Methodist minister, prepares to enter the ministry after an attempted boxing bout ends with a knockout by Thana Haswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
George Duncan
Henry Atwood
Duncan
Beulah, Mich
Billy la Mance
Thana Haswell
Billy
Early Morning Wedding Ends With License Secured
Mrs. Albert EB Finchan and two children from Pratt visit Mrs. Fincham’s mother Mrs. C. C. Le Seur. Mrs. J. P. Dodson returns from Glen Campbell Iowa visit with relatives. Omar Horter and Miss Dale Horter visit J. R. Dodson. Edna Underwood Ellen Penny and Mary Engel visit Leavenworth. Lena Wulfkuhle heads to Osawatomie with Tha Coffelt. An early morning Kansas City couple wed by Justice Richard B Stevens after license secured at City Hall. Advertisement notes McNish’s grape-free bottled flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert EB. Finchan
Pratt
Fincham
C. C. LeSeur
J.P. Dodson
Glen Campbell
I's
Omar Horter
Dale Horter
Topeka
J. R. Dodson
Edna ‘Underwood
Eileen Penny
Mary Engel
Leavenworth
Lena Wulfkuhle
Osawatomie
Mistha Coffelt
BE. E. Potter
Justice of the
Richard B. Stevens
Kansas City
Justice Stevens
City Hall
Ralph Casebolt
Ollie Bonney
Lawrence Bell plant hosts picnic at tourist park Leavenworth
The Lawrence Bell Telephone plant held a picnic at the tourist park in Leavenworth from 11 a m to 6 p m with about sixty attendees. Wives and families joined, a noon dinner featured chicken and ice cream, and the afternoon included games, contests, and a golf session. Charles Kassinger of Lawrence presides the district association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bell Telephone Company
Leavenworth
Atchison
Ottawa
Seneca
Charles Kassinger
Bureau prepares book on visual instruction issued for schools
The University Bureau of Visual Instruction has a handbook now with the state printer and will be mailed to high schools and colleges by mid September. The guide notes education via films slides and visual media and cites football as Shakespeare as examples of modern teaching materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Bureau of Visual Instruction
Baldwin News: Business Men's Tour to Nearby Towns
The Baldwin Business Men's Association conducted a goodwill tour visiting ten towns including Wor den Overbrook Carbondale Scranton Burlingame Osage City Lyndon Quenemo Michigan Valley Centropolis and planned further trips weather permitting to Vinland Eudora Tie Soto Olathe Gardner Edgerton Wellsville and Le Loup. Local residents Elizabeth Lockrrd visiting Greencastle Indiana and Dr Julius Smitth to attend a National Anti Saloon League trustees meeting at Winona Lake Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cowgill
Julius Smitth
Winona Lake
Ind
National Anti Saloon League
Janice Stoner
Princeton
Geneva Steen
Charles Hill
Lincoln
Neb
Randall Hil
Charles Vaughn
Zelma
Missouri
Brookfield
Shelbyville
Janine Elliott
Lawrence
Louise Hindman
Kansas City
Shanate
John E. Wilson
Ozarks
T. A. Hitchcock
Merle
Ralph Twichell
Tiaogres
West Grove Street
Phil Moorg
Wedagaday
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
C. N. Powers
Archie Towera
Assembly of the Lampman
Walter Williams
Edith
J. W. Bonine
Independence
Kaw Valley social notes and school bid notice in Eudora
Otto Altenbernd hosted a surprise picnic honoring Wm Fel bert before returning to Germany. The extended guest list spans numerous local families, with additional visits and calls across Kaw Valley. The Lawrence Journal-World reports social gatherings and health updates, plus a wide bid notice by Kaw Valley School District No 2 of Eudora for athletic field construction, with bids due August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Altenbernd
Wm.Felbert
Germany
Felbert
Wn. Albert
Conrad Altenbernd
Eugene Mueller
Carl
Lena Albert
Rose Albert
Claira Alberts
Lena Altenbernd
Sophie Johanning
Lonnie
Clara
Stehwein
Anna Stehwein
Elmer Altenbern
Harold Everist
Fred Stehwein
Albert Stehwein
W. E Perkins
Wier Jr
Ray Wingate
Little Billy
Wichita
John Moody
Hugo Hallquist
Kansas
City
Hallquist
Mogey
Hollar
Dra, Holler
Caroling “Perkins
John| Donahue
Stevens Points Wistonain
Misa Schultz
B. F. Fiegenbaum
Eudora
Arthur Schutz
Altenherhd
Ray Ogden
Kansas City
Honer
Fred W. Ott
Udwin Ott
F. W. Ott
Arvid Carlyon
Overbrook
Eldwin Ott
Charles Lupans
Margais
Kansas Ay
Lawrence Daily Journal-Worh
Tie Rowe
Rudora
Kansais
Kaw Vale
Jey Gienak Indural
Raneas
AUK Csierik
Eargh
Te Eoslness
Hid
Board of Education
O. B Volinn
Airectar
Creneurer
Momer White
Tert
RF. Milerbreck
Whgineer
Crore Tinase Bathing
Lewratie
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Mrs. Milliken
Brahms
Rotary Club
W. H. Kelley
Kelley
Tennessee Street
C. W. Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Kelley
New York State
Myra Cathcart
Frankfort
W.H. Abel
Willow Point
Nevada
Elmer W. Kelley
Meadville
Milton Kelley
Austin, Tex
Carl Kelley
William Robbins
Onaga
Gordon W. McKee
Bartlesville
Oklo
Nancy Jane
Peegy Nadine
Bartelsville
W.J. McKee
G. C. van Neste
DeRidder
Raymond McKee
Cleveland
Bruce McKee
Start Flying Service
Olive L. Brown
Warrensburg
Willard Brown
Portland
Ore
Northwest
RM. Dale
Stefford
Chas
Kendall
E. H. Gary
Philadelphia
McQuillan
R. Smith
Urban
Pruett
Scott
Ulrich
Wilson
American Association
Toledo
Wisner
Peters
Palmero
O'Neill
Desoto
Isaac Cox
Eighth Street
Dell Davidson
Curwood
Oswosso
A. P
James Oliver Curwood
the World Co
James D. Summers
U. S. Department of Commerce
Panam
Central
South America
Roving
New Britain, Conn
Shuttle Meadow
Demers
Idaho Moscow
Idaho
Goming
James Demers
Sandpoint
van Buren
New Brunswick
Eulton
van Burean
Rob Bernie
Bank Bernie
Bernie State Bank
M. A. Pratt
Vernon Jourdan
Kolberg
Kan
Joseph P. Bidnik
Metriam
United States Copper
God
Charles M. Windliams
M. D
New York City
Gorgar Memorial Institute
United Press
Reuter
Berlin
Junker
America
San Francisco
The
Examiner
Charlie Chaplin
Southampton
Ene
F. T. Courtney
Dole
Honolulu
Oaxland, Canif
McNish’s
A. M. Potter
Alabama
Potters
Mabel Cromwell
Edwin F. Price
Shawnee Country Club
C. E. Lindley
J. J Meade
Orley Smith
C. L. DeWatteville
Annie L. Monroe
W. E. Spalding
Jack
University Extension Division
Baldwin News
Earnest
Carl Batell
Jessie King
J. E. Walidron
Hope
Roas'Kelsey
Ajo
Arizona
Huff and
Aily
W. W. Lewis
NechesHa
Claude “Beeks
Lyle Cutler
Hattie Hedges
E . Merrill Rapp
Ponca City
Hattie Hackett
Bassett Collins
Tulsa
Gayle Chubb
Corrine Scarborough
F. S. Hill
Henrietta
Miss Hope
Waldron
McCormick
Magmie van
Landingham
Mra. Patterson
Henry
William Arnett
East
Paark
Faye Norris
Liberty
George Michaels
Archie Michaels
Walter Chalfant
Wellsville
Charles McPheeters
Earl McPheeters
Arthur McPheeters
William McPheeters
Corwin McPheeters
Robert Jenkins
James H
Gander
Gilbert M. Gander
Edna Kalb
James ‘H. Gonder
Came
A. Milburn
Dan Griffith
James H. Gonder
Dorras Eisenman
Olathe
Clifford Fowler
Kaw Valley
New Knox Flats
Osprey
Hhone
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Lod Street
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