Running Life's Race Faithfully in Hebrews 12
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1936
Page
4
Roads to the Lake CCC work nears Lake completion
An additional CCC company quarters at Lone Star Lake. The dam earthwork nears finish with quarrying and stone placement left. Seven miles of fence and seven miles of roads will surround and traverse the lake area. Officials consider direct access routes from Lawrence for cabin owners and general visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
France May Offer 600 Million War Debt Settlement
France considers paying about 600 million dollars to settle its war debt to the United States. The finance minister has discussed informally with Ambassador Bullitt, proposing a payoff around one eighth of the face value over 20 to 25 years. Many Americans might accept 12 cents on the dollar, but concerns linger that France seeks to restore credit for future loans, complicating the bargain. The State Department worries over diplomats marrying foreigners, hinting at entangling alliances debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Alboit
Ambassador Bullitt
Not a Free Fight Protest in Britain Over Foreign Fighters
A London circulated report claims 2 000 to 6 000 Germans have reached Seville to join the insurgents in Spain. The protest opposes allowing foreign fighters to join the war. Foreign fighters are already enrolled on both sides, with as many as five thousand Frenchmen said to be fighting for the Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Spain
London
Seville
McGill predicts more time for social security act expansion
The article notes Britain fears foreign backing in the Madrid conflict and credits the international brigade. It cites Senator McGill forecasting Congress will extend time for 32 states to qualify for federal social security, while 16 already do. tax implications apply to all employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill
Congress
Ludlow urges end to double budgets and lump sum A cuts
Indiana Democrat Louis Ludlow, chair of the House treasury and post office appropriations subcommittee, calls for ending double budgets and lump sum executive appropriations. He says balancing the national budget could come a year after next, not next year, and his tone aligns with Republican rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
House
Treasury and Post Office
Representative Ludlow
Lawrence Music Club hosts Prof Preyer recital downtown
Lawrence music lovers praised Professor Preyer for a recital of his own compositions at Central Administration auditorium. Mrs. Larremore opened the program, with W. B. Dalton and Waldemar Gelich assisting. encored pieces delighted the audience. Shaad Kiwanis elected officers in a luncheon program and Dean Swarthout offered singing lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club of
Lawrence
Professor Preyer
Central Administration
Preyer
T. A. Larramore
Prof. Preyer
W. B. Dalton
Waldemar Gelich
T. A. Larremore
O. L. Newby
George Shawnee
Harry Emmett
Karl Kreider
W. O. Nelson
J. E. Markley
Lone Star
Haskell Indians
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
R. F E. Hanley
Haskell
Tulsa
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Gray Chaplin
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
The compact humor piece recalls a family dinner invite as a daughter-in-law Dora hosts relatives. Ma prepares a roast and cake while she herself cooks, highlighting a rural, affectionate scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Dora
Publishers Syndicates
Trivett Fracture After Teeter Board Accident at School
A young girl named Trivett fractured her arm near the ap olbor p plant at Quincy school during recess when a teeter board toppled onto her. Mr and Mrs Fred Gerstenberger observed a table of food prepared for their forty fifth wedding anniversary upon returning from church Sunday. John W Karr has been transferred from Parsons property of Kansas Electric Power to chief clerk in the Lawrence office, succeeding F I Walker. Tank Shaad of Stratford New York, sister of Prof Geo Shaad, is spending winter with her brother. Prof and Mrs Havenhill and Mrs Brown attended The Miracle and Ben Hur in Kansas City. Mrs Nellie Tanner and Mrs Mary Thomas went to see The Miracle at Convention Hall. Miss Nannie Garvin, Miss Elizabeth Hegge and Miss Katherine Fullerton joined a trip to Kansas City to view The Miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trivett
Ap Olbor
Phils P
Quincy
Fred Gerstenberger
Eufast
John W. Karr
Parsons
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Karr
F. I. Walker
Somes General Office
Tank Shaad
Stratford, Y
Geo Shaad
Havenhill
F. L. Brown
Kansas City
Conclave at Lawrence Open with Host Chapter and Banquet Soon
Twenty five years ago Sigma Alpha Epsilon holds a Zeta province conclave in Lawrence with representation from Missouri Kansas Illinois Arkansas. Local chapter hosts and Chancellor Strong greets attendees. Roy H. Manier delivers response. Banquet to be held at Eldridge House with toastmaster Elmer Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Zeta Province
Sigma
Alpha Epsilon
Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas
Ilinois
Arkansas
Strong
Zeta
Roy H. Manier
Eldridge House
Elmer Sanford
F. E. Davis
K. U
Merle Thorpe
A. D. Weaver
Sue Gay
Fred Cameron Vincent
Buliene
Evan Edwards
Clay
Mary Ann Clay
C. B. Mustard
J. E Stubbs
Stella Stubbs
Catherine Stubbs
Altenbernd-Schazke
William Altenbernd
Maggie Altenbernd
Edward Schaake
Law
Eudora
Schaake
Chi Omega
Liom Kirchhoff
Hannah Mitchell
KU to Form a Basketball Team in Kansas City Circuit
Forties era note recalls Kansas University students and faculty taking up basketball as interest grows in Kansas City and beyond. Quarantine lifted on scarlet fever and diphtheria houses except one, set to end tomorrow. Reading association to host paper donation social at Odd Fellows hall to gather books. Bub ble rolling display at Ray mond Co. window, 10c for a soap solution. Robbery of bus driver Ury Taylor near jail bridge spotlights streets in darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas City
North Lawrence Reading Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Raymond & Co
Ury Taylor
Lawrence Transportation Company
Taylor
Madi Dows
Howard Duncan Kas
Missionary lecturer at Presbyterian church on Women Missions
Miss Beasia L. Christian, called the Frances Willard of Missions and a returned missionary from China, will lecture Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church on Women Missions. Several Lawrence residents traveled to Kansas City to see the Brownie show and holiday displays at discount rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne, Wilder
Chanute
Beasia L. Christian Will Lec
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy
Dr. Galston discusses psychoneurotic low mood as a reaction to ego threats. He links childhood experiences to maladaptive adult behavior and dependence on praise, noting that true cure lies in reeducation and a shifted life viewpoint. Some patients show organic symptoms masking underlying psychic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
146O Galdston
Bonfire plan and Christmas chores in bear tale
In a whimsical story the bear Willy Nilly contemplates a bonfire night for the winter awake bears. He wrestles chores and his goat-like ears, promising to address them after early January and amid Christmas excitement. A playful exchange with Sweet Face frames his resolve. Nearby, oil news notes Hertzler No 1 striking in Harvey county, flowing 219 barrels in its first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Ovener
Willy Nilly
Sweet Pacer
Sweet Face
Newton Newton
Kan
Warkentin
Harvey County
Edith Hertzler
I. W. Siegel
Wichita
Western Kansas Oi Refining Ca
Sally Warren Begins Her First Real Newspaper Job
Sally, 22, wakes in Warrenton and plans to edit the society page at the Warrenton Courier. She juggles chores with her stepmother Adelaide and two younger siblings while her father defends modest ambitions as Sally prepares for a budding career in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrena
Sally Warren
Sally
Warrenton Courier
Miss Doagy Cotton
Adelaide
Delia Cotton
Ray
Tip
Adelaide Warren
Hester Eaton
Warrenton
Hester
Robert Warren
Foster Mothes
Deacon Prentiss
Darling
Ray Warren
Mrs. Warren
Poe
Tip Warren
Warren
Duke Adams
Robert
Tay Maynard
Duke
Sally Starts Courier Job Amid Family Strife
Sally Warren begins work at the Warrenton Courier after tense family scenes about friends and independence. She faces a skeptical newsroom with editor Hugh Johnson and sports editor Mac McCollum noting her typing skill as she adapts to daily duties in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Warren
Maynard
Sally
Tip
Mel
Mrs. Warren
Adelaide Warren
Terry
Dad
Duke Adams
Main Street
Warrenton Courier
Hugh Johnson
Mr. Wingate
Miss Delia
Mac McCollum
Bailey Wolfe
Flashes of Life column roundup from 1930s era notes
A Los Angeles style column gathers oddities including Joe Barto finding his old half dollar in Centenary Indiana, William Labounty's Guernsey bull attack in Twin Fairs Idaho, C. 8. Martin fearing life by the road in Weat Plains Missouri, Lean Days at a Chicago showmen convention losing appeal, and Mayme Proplesch suing for divorce after discovering her husband sold rugs for liquor in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
William
Henry Labounty
Labounty
Bugs
Omaha
Neb
Mayme E. Proplesch
Paul
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Hosts
A denseWednesday evening listing of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF and other stations detailing show times, host names like Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Popeye and Bobby Hayes, bands and orchestras, performances and news briefs, plus late night weather forecasts and headlines. The schedule shows frequent cross station programming and a blend of music drama and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Dick Tracy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Renrrewee
KMAC
WDAB
Uncle Hara
Diamond City News
Ronnie Ashburn
Kmbc—Cavalcade of America
Ethel Barrymore
KNBC
Zurngy
EE Eee
King’s .Orch
Town Hall
FOIBC
WDAP
Meredith Wilson
OAC
Godse Creek Farron
Bob DeGrew
Ames
Andy
George Olsen
Wdaaf
Bismarck
Orch
Emil Coleman
Jack Starr
Stevens Orch
KKMBC
Roger Pryor
WDAE
Glen Gray
Duddy Fisher
Grand_ Terrace
Ozzie Nelson
Hobby Meeker
Renfrew
KMERC
Stasia
Wren—Robinolt
AEC
Tate Smith
Rudy Vallee
NBC Lamboree
Pierre Orch
EMBC
Eric Smith
Amos
Roser Pryor's
Dar Des Paree Orch
Grand ‘Terrace
Orel
KRMBC
Jack
Starr
Stavena Orch
Squire Sterling
Henry Busse
Buddy Fisher
de Wites
Bobby Hayes
Phil Harris
Cocoanut Grove
EKMBC
Roosevelt Attends Farewell for August Generich
In Buenos Aires on December 2 President Roosevelt joined a simple funeral for August Generich his friend and personal guard who died of a heart attack. The U S embassy ballroom was set as a chapel with Secretary Hull Ambassador Weddell Sumner Welles and other officials present. Commander Ellis read the service as the casket was moved for the return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
August
United States
Cordell Hull
Alexander W. Weddell
Indianapolis
Secret Service
Mr. Roosevelt
Gennerich
Still Found in Anderson County Farm Near Garnett
Sheriff elect Arthur Huskey of Anderson County said he and two federal agents seized a small still found in a brush-covered tent on an Anderson County farm. The tent housed an oil stove and lantern. Two men were arrested and taken to Topeka for federal arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Garnett
Kan
Arthur Huskey
Anderson County
Huskey
Topeka
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