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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1927

Page

2

More Wheat for Export Available

Chicago August 27. A.P. bountiful wheat crop estimates suggest ample export potential barring early frost in Canada northwest. U.S. carryover 124 million bushels on July 1 with 851 million bushels production. total supply about 975 million. Per capita grain use 4.21 bushels in 1926-27, leaving roughly 250.6 million bushels for export, about 35 million more than last year’s export. Outlook for corn is mixed with potential bumper crops west of the Missouri but uncertain overall due to uneven weather.

Chicago A.P United Missouri

Rest for harriers reshapes university cross country schedule

Dr H J Huff sets a two week gap between events for University long distance runners this season. The schedule lists Wisconsin at home October 8, K A C at home October 22, Nebraska at Lincoln November 5, and the Missouri Valley distance meet at Manhattan November 19. Missouri and Kansas compare teams by percentage rather than direct meet.

H. J. Huff Wisconsin K. 5 A. C Nebraska Lincoln Missouri Valley Manhattan Missouri Kansas

Ren Program Sunday Concert Recital List

A partial program list outlines pieces by Edward German Mendelssohn Grieg and others including Gipsy Dance Love’s Old Sweet Song and Sweet and Low. It mentions cantilena Goltermann and Cherry Blossoms Rudolph Frim and a few unspecified titles and performers.

Enny Wren J. C. Meaise Edward German Millor Cauld_ Blast Mendelssohn Sweet Low Barnby Ish Jinks Ralph Frim Snivejy Dvard Grieg

Murder for Big Party At Beach Resort

Newport News authorities disclosed an alleged confession by 18 year old Arthur Peterson admitting the killing of 65 year old S A Rudd to obtain funds for a "big party" with friends at a nearby beach resort. Police named a friend Connelly Donaldson a local Sunday school teacher as a co defendant. Both youths are jailed on murder charges.

Newport News Arthur Peterson S. A. Rudd Here Connelly Donaldson

Independence Wins Legion Sandlot Title in Doubleheader

Independence clinched the third district championship of the American Legion Sandlot league for players 16 and under by defeating Winfield in a two game set, 6 5 and 8 0. Clarence Moxley starred with back to back pitching duties in the doubleheader.

Independence Champ Independence Kas American Legion Winfield Clarence Moxley

Announce Wren Program Interesting Numbers to Be Broadcast

The week of August 28 on radio station WREN features the Wren program lineup across days from Sunday to Saturday. The schedule includes readings, singing, and trio performances with performers such as Dalton, Miss Galla, Mrs. Saprayne, and Miss Wren ensemble, sponsored by the Federal Radio.

WREN Wren Millers Ing Dalton Federal Radio c den Ing School Jordan Vinker Amnetes Op Jeni Wren Enseenile Mal FE Saprayne The Low Power Co Dalton Trio Jenny ‘Wren Conkuel Mii Sand

Kansas Wisconsin football game opens Completion Day invites all state players

The Kansas Wisconsin match at the new stadium on October 8 will welcome all Kansas college and high school coaches and players with free admission. About 5 000 Wisconsin guest players attended last year, and this year Kansas aims for many participants to celebrate the state’s largest athletic facility. The stadium, nearing 36 000 capacity with 4 000 to 5 000 temporary seats, was funded largely by football income and initial student and alumni gifts of 259 000. Kansas seeks revenge after last year’s 0 13 loss at Madison, with players and coaches admitted through a special reserved gate for the Wisconsin game only.

Kansas Univsity Wisconsin Missouri Valley Madison Jayhawkers Allen

KU Dean Names Honor Roll Students in Freshman List

Dean J G Brandt announced the KU honor rolls for freshmen sophomores and juniors in the College of Liberal Arts. The freshman list has 52 names the sophomore 46 and the junior 43 with many students repeating from earlier lists. Names span Kansas towns and other states including Topeka Lawrence Wichita and Chicago with multiple students noted as on previous rolls.

College of Liberal Ants University of Kansas J. G. Brandt Kansas Belleville Kenneth Doctor Boyle Lois McNeal Burdette Minnie L:mbaugh Clay Center LaBerta Weiss Caldwell Ruth Knowles Council Grove Jac Uita Coe Eudora Dorothy Ruth White Florence Meredith E. Mader Frankfort Lanore Cummins Gardner Gaylord Robinson Garnett Lois Gillis Paul Oman Gove Richard Thompson Greeley Cecilia Rues Harveyville Alfred Hinshaw Robert A. Youngman Hutchinson Opal Bennett Jamestown Ruth Pratt Jarbalo Lavon Kiester Lawrence Irma Casey Maurine Clevenger H. Jaeyd Ericson Edwin Goldie Hoffman Helen Serford George Keifer Aral Marie Weidman Leavenworth Laverne Munt Minneapolis Richard Gafford Moline Ruth Warrington Almata Frank Vychtal Anthony Elizabeth Limbird Colby Gertrude Benson Gladys Jones Girard Juanita Rawson Hiawatha William Holmes Maxine Baird Iola Faye Gammon Ruth Swonger Kansas City Kans Zatella Turner Edith Beach Nadine Chefranoff Martha Clodfelter Richard Crawford Dorothy Gregg Endsley Jones Jennia Kennedy Edith Larson Annette Leonard Emma Merrill Maurice Reagan Dorothy Shaad Alfred Kuraner Lyons Carl Tebbe Macksville Paul C. Aiken McCune Robart Save Candace McLean Billy Moore John Outland Pearl Pound Ruth Tinsley Mofla el Dorado Ralph Mulawatha Clarence Dim Holton Thomas Beck Charlotte Thompson Junctionity Frank Glick Eland Barrows Frances Beverstock Bernard Block Vera Fairbairn Frances Holtinger Frederick: Kester Leonearsh Freeland Penny Samies Wolfson Eliy Kennedy Paola Emil Suntey Peck Ernest Taylor Pleasanton Léo Gottlieb Salina Robert Mize Lavonbure Clyde Snider Margaret Marti Toneka I Tribune Orion Davison Washington Calvin Evans Wellsville Dead H. Breithaupt Wiehltamond Bowers James C. Smith Sarah Tower Henry Brown David Evans Constance Nuckles Leo H. Pollock Paul Porter Mildred Rufi Pauline Weitz

Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area

John L. Gibb Ward of St Catharines dies. Gertrude Stewart dies at home of Anna in Lawrence. F M Kropf, 63, dies at Christ Hospital Topeka. services set at Clinton Presbyterian Church with burial at Leeu cemetery. J H Child to Hutchinson after father’s death. no firm changes. Five gray plaid overcoats stolen from Missouri Pacific car at Lomax, Kansas.

John L. Gibb Gibb J. Gor- Nybb St. Catharines F. M. Kropf F.M. Kropf Christ Hospital Topeka Clinton Presbyterian Church F. A. Gardner Éleu Cemetery J. H. Child Hutchinson Davis & Child Mr. Childs Lawrence Child Lomax Missour Pacific Kasi

Alameda social bridge party honors visiting Edna McBride

Mrs. W A Dunmire hosted a three table bridge gathering at her home with garden flowers and a two course luncheon. First prize went to Miss Agnes Engel, consolation to Mrs Harold Constant, guest prize to Mrs Caulfield. Attendees included Miss Engel, Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Todd of Manhattan, Miss Lamb, Miss Dunmire, Mrs Constant, Miss Greenlees, Miss Friend, Miss Walton, Miss Baumgartner, Mrs Klock, Mrs Caulfield, and the hostess.

C. A. Caulfield Alameda Edna McBride Lawrence W. A. Dunmire Agnes Engel Harold Constant Cauield A. B. Mitchell Clell Todd Manhattan Edna Lamb Ruth Dunmire Nelli Greenlees Helen Friend Helen Walton Leona Baumgartner Helmer Klock Caulfield

Phillies Win 2 1 Over Cubs In First Twinbill Game

Philadelphia pulls out a 2 1 victory as bases loaded walk forces in the winning run. Ulrich held Chicago to seven hits, with Williams scoring on Leach single and Hartnett error. Cubs bullpen issues and fielding miscues key the late innings.

Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs Frank Ulrich McCarthy Clan Bruins Guy Bush Chicago Jones Root Cy Williams Wrightstone Leach Hartnett Williams Bush Mokan Phils Ted Lyons White Sox Senators Washington Wadley Burke Ruel Lyons Crouse Philo Brillheart Gonzales Shetland, Willoughby J. Wilson Cleveland Boston Willie Wingfield Hoffman Moore Hublin L. Sewell New York

Jones Leads Evans in National Amateur Finals

Bobby Jones of Atlanta led Chick Evans of Chicago by six holes after 18 at Minikahda Club Minneapolis in the 36 hole National Amateur Championship final. Jones shot 87 for 18, equaling a course record. Evans finished 76. Jones was 3 up at the 26th tee.

Minikahda Club Minneapolis Bobby Jones Atlanta Chick Evans Chicago Jones Dear Evans

Daily Radio Program Listings by City and Station

Radio schedules across major cities detail studios talk and music programs. Listings show times for WEAF WEAF from New York to WDAF KSD and WCCO with orchestras bands and recital features.

Zvst Wowm Asbury Park Pryor WPG Atlantic Cit Poetre Cincinnati Lyric Johnston O—Roehr Castle Farm Weel Boston WEAF Bradford O'Leary Minstrels WMAK Buffalo Cobes Lockport Wolanck Lujeska Jenny Wren Carpenter Ochestra WSAL _CINCINNATI Whla Clear’ Ater Studio Musicale Ibis Radio Ramblers WTAM Cleveland Telight Willard Ca Smith Memory Garden WW35 Detroit WGHP Schnieman Oitha Aon Attle Braymorette Sinner Cotlegians Oo Ence WAAM Newark New Uate United Presa Baseball Partasans Lennic WJZ New York Roxy and His Gang Bachelor Four Beee Michele AWA Io—Laurier Orchestra WCOA Pensacola WOO Philadelphia WCAE Pittsburgh Stringwood Ensemble Hang Gang Rochester Rose Dartmouth wGy Schenectady Springfield TOWA Chicago WFAA BALL Eneta Swintellerty Riverview Orchestra Fort Worth Consuelo Porchestra KTHS WOS WHB Kansas City Louisvi Js Gank WTMJ Milwauk WCCO ST. Paul Roxy Nashville KSD ST. Louis Roay and His. Gang

National Basketball Coaches association names committees

The National Basketball Coaches association announced committees led by Dr. F C Allen with officers from Illinois Syracuse California Creighton and North Carolina State. Trustees include Tebell Murray and others while districts cover multiple universities. Meetings in Chicago April will discuss rules and share ideas for the game and its governance.

National Basketball Coaches Association F.C. Allen The Basketball Association Chicago National Collegiate Coaches National Collegiate Athletic Association Basketball Organization Craig Ruby University of Ilinois L. P. Andreas Syracuse University C. M. Price University of California A. A. Schabinger Creighton University Omaha G. K. Tebell North Carolina State F. J. Murray Marquette University University of Chicago Allen National Association Thea Evles D. O. Me Laughry Brown University Providence R. L Leo Novak Army West Point N. Y Raleigh N. C John Mauer University of Kentucky Lexington F. J. Murray Marquette University Milwaukee Wis Sam Barry University of Iowa Hugh McDermott Universit of Oklahoma L. Romney Utah Aggies Logan Utah Palo Alto Cal Nels Norgren Chicago University Don White Washington University E. J Bloomington Ind Arthur Lonberg Northwestern University Evanston, Ill D. McMillan University of Minnesota Ward Lambert Purdue University Lafayette William Chandler Iowa State University George Keegan University of Notre Dame South Bend

State to allow county OK highway on leased railroad land

The state will not challenge a county’s right to build a highway on land leased from a railroad. The decision was announced today by Roland Boynton, assistant attorney general, after owners urged action to stop the plan for Highway 40 along the Union Pacific. Government seeks Supreme Court review of title to the Arkansas river headlands near Creek lands in Oklahoma valuable for oil. Snow falls in August in York, Pennsylvania as residents recall a rare flurry. Tommy Armour, famed golfer, linked his calm play to wartime service with a British machine gun unit, explaining his swift coordination.

Topeks IAPI Roland Boynton Sistant Washington, Aug Supreme Court Arkansas River Oklahoma

Labor Day Picnic at Woodland Park by Odd Fellows

A free Labor Day picnic at Woodland Park hosted by Lawrence Lodge No 4 I O O F opens to the public on September 5. Main speaker W L Lambertson, former Kansas House speaker and gubernatorial hopeful, appears at 1 30 pm with events including two baseball games, races, stunts, a Twilight League game, and a Lawrence Athletics versus Belvoir matchup. Refreshments and a dance with limited charges aim to cover expenses. Also noted is C M Hays purchasing the Harshfield barber shop on Massachusetts Street.

Woodland Park Lawrence Lodge No. 4 Ublic W. L. Lambertson Fairview Kansas Kansas House of Representatives Congress J.B. Wilson Odd Fellows Holcom

Iota Phi Phi Bridge Party in Lawrences

Members and guests of Iota Phi Phi held a Friday bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Rothberger in Lawrences with five tables in play. High score went to Mrs Oscar Lotholz and low to Mrs Will Carter. Guests included numerous couples, Misses Henrietta Schubert Helen Hess Cleo Shay and Mr C S Fuller. A two course luncheon followed.

Eudora Iota Phi Phi Club Fred Rothberger Lawrences Oscar Lotholz Will Carter George Gerstenberger Hubert Woodard W. A.carter Roy Miller Leon Carr Douglas Harria Henrietta Schubert Helen Hess Cleo Shay Fred ‘Gerstenerger Sr Blue Mound Kansas Fmma’Schehrer St. Marys Hospital Kansas City

Baldwin Institute Attendees Return Home Sunday

The passage lists numerous local residents from Eudora and Baldwin who attended the Baldwin League Institute. It notes closing sessions, birthday dinners, and visits to nearby towns including Tonganoxie and Reno. Families such as the Morrises, Lots, Erwin, Fuller, Haverty, White, Marley, and Eisele are mentioned among others.

Ner Parente W.chehrer Jack Morrise Sori Jimmie John, Morrise Matt Grosdidier Adolph Lots Jr Kansas City Eudora Baldwin Baldwin League Institute Alt Fisele Ottawa Clarence Daugherty Eugene Tosti Kansanity Charles Brown Lawrence L. C. Cox Tonganoxie Christina’ Eisele Arthur Eise

Community Notes From Tonganoxie And Vicinity

Residents report threshing at Rob Ward's and at Hallenbeck's. Families visit parks, attend dances, and take trips to Lawrence, Leavenworth, and Kansas City. Wolves captured by hounds. stock moved to Kansas City market. Pure Foods talk and aluminum ware demo at Walter Kirby's.

Franti McRill Rob Ward J.E. Crabbe H. A. Hallenbeck Swopo Park Ao Ano the Beautiful Lawrence Ernest Kant Kansas City Lindy Lon King Elizabeth Siler P. M. Ford G. L. Phenicie Stella Mae Kathleen Kelsall Wellsville Will Hoover Miss McDonald Marie Zunk Joe Zunk Robert Graham Ellen Reece Emma’ Siscoe Elizabeth Wiley Tonganoxie Will Staessi Welborn Kansan T. C. Davis, Sr Mrs. Davis Dwyer Tlawrnece Williamstown Misa Ruth Paenicle HE. B. Kline Bertha Halsted Dana Sanders Margaret W. H. Little Bozeman Mont Rhune Hattie Divelbese W. A Bleakley das #iter Dorothy May Robert Blaker Mr. Hallenbeck Lon King’s Claude Hallenbeck Louis Miberett Walter Kirby Thorada

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