New Report Card Improves Feedback In Junior High
Lawrence parents see a new nine week reporting system devised by John E. Jacobs for the Junior high. Each course now has its own detailed card rating 26 classroom skills as rapid to slow, with parents able to identify weak spots to help students. The program has drawn national attention and opens meetings tonight.
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Lawrence
John E. Jacobs
National Educational Association of the United States
P. R. Mort
Teachers College
Columbia_ University
Office of Education
Department of the Interior
Dr J W Hayes to Preach in North Lawrence
Dr J W Hayes of Wichita will arrive this afternoon to lead a ten session evangelistic series at First Baptist Church North Lawrence. First meeting scheduled for 7:80 tonight. Hayes, a seasoned pastor, previously held a notable revival at Ninth Street Baptist Church about 30 months ago. In other notes, Glendora Kaufman of Tonganoxie was discharged from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an auto crash. Charlene Kramer remains hospitalized with a broken arm and improved condition.
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J. W. Hayes
Wichita
North Lawrence
John Wesley Hayes
Calvary Baptist Church
W. A. Scott
First Baptist Church of
Hayes
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Glendora Kaufman
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charlene Kramer
Back at KU Hill state of mind and campus notices
KU students resume after Thanksgiving with roll checks and few absences. Posters in two buildings urge US stay out of Olympic Games in Germany, anti Nazi in tone. A Crusades timing quiz at a Hill boarding house ends with 742 years between 1096 and Victoria. Phi Delt treasury hopes and Homecoming party questions arise as clubs plan events and debates at journalism building and Green Hall Little Theater.
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Hill
K. U
Central Administration
Watson Library
United States
Germany
Jonz
K. A
Victoria
Treasury
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classified Answers
A reader asks seven quiz questions covering geography history and science. Questions include Manila’s Philippine island, taxidermy, the sea around Sicily, tropical plant fruit, Dartmouth location, Gladstone’s nickname, Pin ton brothers, tetanus common name, cotton state, and legal definition of a day.
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Philippines
Manila
Sicily
Tropics
Dartmouth College
William E. Gladstone
England
Brothers Pinton
Cotton State
Lawrence Police Receives Praise After Homecoming Arrests
Following Thanksgiving day homecoming in Lawrence, local police faced criticism for liquor arrests at the game. Chief Will Johns receives commendations from across the state, with local club resolutions praising the action. A building permit was issued to Richard Schellhorn for a five room residence in North Lawrence on Eighth Street between Oak and Ash.
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Will Johns
City Hall
Richard Schellhorn
North Lawrence
Eighth Street
Oak and
Ash Streets
Eichelberger to Speak on League of Nations Forum
Eichelberger director of the League of Nations Association of America will address the noon luncheon forum on The League of Nations Under Fire at 12:30 Friday in the Union cafeteria. He is an authority on international problems and attended Geneva sessions. Forums are sponsored by the University WCA and MCA. Livermore Gains Slowly in Santa Barbara
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Clark M. Eichelberger
League of Nations Association of America
League of Nations
Union
Eichelberger
Geneva
W.C.A
M.C.A
Home Garden Club Meets Tomorrow With Mrs Gertrude Lee
Local meeting of the Home Garden Club is set for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Gertrude Lee at 1105 West Sixth Street. Topeka delegates E S Weatherby L H Houston and Guy V Keeler attended a Kiwanis conference for training presidents and secretaries at the Hotel Kansan yesterday. It notes reading the Journal World classified page daily as a profitable habit.
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Home Garden Club
The
Gertrude Lee
West Sixth Street
E. S. Weatherby
L. H. Houston
Guy V. Keeler
Topeka
Kiwanis Clubs
Hotel Kansan
Journal-World
Peek’s Swan Song on Trade Policy Quietly Stirring
Washington dispatch notes the resignation of George N. Peek, Roosevelt adviser on foreign trade and head of two federal banks, amid squabbles with Hull over reciprocal pacts. Peek’s swan song report on the Canada United States deal is expected to be critical. Roosevelts’ administration formalizes trade pacts with Canada and Brazil for January 1 start.
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Washington
George N. Peek
New Deal
Peek
Roosevelt
Hull
Intinates
Brazil
Jease Jonas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
AAA
Aeeary Wallace
State Department
Friedman to present varied program at K U recital
Ignaz Friedman the noted Polish pianist will play a varied program including Mozart Chopin Scammann and Debussy tomorrow evening at 820 in the University of Kansas auditorium. Reserved seat tickets are 2 dollars with general admission on sale tomorrow.
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Mozart
Chopin
Scammann
Debussy
Ignaz Friedman
University of Kansas
Friedman
K. UL
General Admis
Red Cross Home Hygiene Class Enrolls Ten Women
Ten women enrolled in a Red Cross course on home hygiene and care of the sick taught by Miss Goldie Davis. The program spans 12 lessons, with weekly meetings Fridays 3 to 6 pm in Dr. Florence Shardon’s Fraser Hall classroom at the University of Kansas. Additional enrollments accepted next Friday. no charge. certificates awarded by the National Red Cross. Call 569 for more information. 1-s PLAN KANSAS CITY TOUR
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Red Cross
Goldie Davis
Miss Davis
Florence Sherdon
Fraser Hall
University of Kansas
National Red Cross
Kansas City
Auto Mechanics Class Plans Kansas City Trip
Thirty six Liberty Memorial high school auto mechanics students will travel to Kansas City for an all day inspection tour. They will begin tomorrow morning at the Chevrolet assembly plant arranged for a special tour by local dealer M. S. Winter. In the afternoon the group will visit the auto show at the municipal auditorium.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Kansas City
Chevrolet
New
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium
M. S. Winter
Calverton Speaks on Modern Marriage at KU Union
V F Calverton editor of Modern Monthly speaks at 8 30 tonight in the KU Union ballroom on Modern Marriage and Modern Morals The talk is sponsored by the university student councils and is the second of two denseat forums Calverton arrived in Lawrence last night Guidance Clinic Tomorrow will be held in the city building at Eight and Vermont from 8 30 to 12 Wednesday forenoon A reader pleads for watch cleaning for a present day.
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V. F. Calverton
Modern Monthly Magazine
K.U. Union
Calverton
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Vermonts
K U Faculty Recital Delights Campus Audience
The University of Kansas fine arts faculty recital pleased a well filled Administration building crowd with Irene Peabody mezzo solos and Karl Euersteiner violin. Highlights included Liszt and Strauss as well as Bach Kreislers and Mozarts works, with strong praising after each performance.
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K. U. Fine Arts
Yesum
Irene Peal
Mexzzo Boprano
Karl Euersteiner
Miss Peabody
Liszt
Richard Strauss
Andromache
Max Bruch
Achilleus
George Trevillo
Bantock
Tansman
California
Joseph W. Clokey
Karl Kuernteiner
Euersteiner
D. M. Swarthout
Waldemar Gelich
Kansas Chancellor Lindley to Attend AMA Council Meeting
Dr. E. H. Lindley chancellor of the University of Kansas, as a permanent delegate of the National Association of State Universities, will attend the American Medical Association council on education meeting next Monday in Chicago. He follows W. A. Jesup, longtime delegate and Carnegie Foundation president. Lindley will then speak before the NYA advisory committee and remains a member of the national NYA advisory panel.
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National Association of State Universities
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Council On Education
American Medical Association
Chicago
Lindley
W. A. Jessup
Carnegie Foundation
State National Youth Administration
NYA
Logan Visits Friends in Lawrence From Former KU Roles
Roland Logan, ex KU football guard and former freshman coach and varsity basketball trainer, is in Lawrence today visiting old friends. Now a trainer for the Boston Red Sox and an assistant George Washington University basketball coach, he left here three years ago. Logan says his first season with the major league club was pleasant and interesting. He plans to stay until tomorrow before returning to Leavenworth, where his parents reside.
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Roland Logan
K. U
Lawrence
Logan
Boston Red Sox
George Washington University
Todsy
Leavenworth
Peet
W R Smith Improves After Second Operation
Prof W R Smith of the Kansas University school of education, a Mayo Brothers hospital patient in Rochester, underwent his second operation last Saturday. Physicians predict a rapid recovery and notify the university.
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W. R. Smith
Kansas University School of Education
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Convicted bandits break from Muskogee jail in 1934 caper
Five masked robbers led by Heady Gilmore and Cooper escaped Muskogee jail after coercing guards and seizing keys. A pursing dragnet spread, aided by an airplane from Tulsa, as witnesses described a high speed getaway toward Warren on highway 64. The Okemah and Fort Smith bank jobs tied to the gang, with $19,000 stolen.
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Tulsa
Highway 64
Warren
Muskogee
Okemah
Heady
Gilmore
Cooper
City National Bank
Fort Smith
Ark
Okemsh
Oklahoma
Lettermen Announced for Kansas State College Team
The Kansas State College athletic council named 24 football letters and five two mile track letters. Football honorees include Avers Cardarelli Churchill Cleveland Sonwell Extworda Eider Fanning Fleming Flenthrope Harrison Hays Hemphill Holland Kirk Krueger Lander Mulheim Part ner Rankin Warren Wasshere Whearty Zitnik. Two mile awardees are Captain Wheelock Redfield Robinson Sweat and Nixon. Wheelock the sole senior.
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Manhattan
Ken
Kansas State College Athletic Council Today
Leo Avers
Pasadena
Cal
Paul Fanning
Melvern
Jack Fleming
Oklahoma City
Okla
Don Flenthrope
Wamego
John Harrison
Alden
Barney A. Hays
Kansas City
William Hemphill
Chanute
Rolla Holland
Tola
Robert Kirk
Scott City
A. F. Krueger
Gardner
Jim Lander
Coffeyville
Wilson Mulheim
Ellis
Dan Partner
Kearner
Neh
Deaths and Funerals in Leander Perkins and Others
Leander W Perkins 71 died at his Douglas County home after long residence on the same farm since 1868. Funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev Loren C Rapier Eudora burial in Eudora. Survived by sister Mia Lula Brown and brothers J B Perkins and W E Perkins all of Eudora. Lily E Mitchell died at a hospital this morning while living with son Harry in Lawrence. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm Bartlett Kansas. Survived by three sons Albert E Mitchell Lawrence Charles A Mitchell Bartlett and Harry Mitchell Lawrence, one brother Alvin Dumar Topeka and eight grandchildren. John Round died at home in Perry after short illness. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Dog Jerry died saving family in Burlington Iowa as fire forced escape with infant. burned body found at top of basement stairs. Billy Sunday widow to receive estate via will. probate in Cook County. National Cash Register orders for November totaled 99 0493 compared with 1 125 070 last year, up 9 9 percent.
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Leander W. Perkins
Lawrence
Douglas County
Rumsey
Loren C. Rapier
Eudora
Mia
Lula Brown
J. B. Perkins
W. E. Perkins
Bartlett
Kansas
Albert E. Mitchell
Charles A. Mitchell
Bartlett, Kansas
Harry Mitchell
Alvin Dumar
Topeka
Burlington
Iowa
Carl E. Johnson
Jerry
S. A. Deel
George Kelly
Martha
Katherine
Anne
Edith
Helen Gill
Vinland
Miriam Deel
Philip Barnthouse
Kansas City
Dorothy Deel
Neosho Falls
Harry Sappenfield
Alberta
Baldwin
Jennie Marcy
Gladge McGinnis
Billy
Jack
Maxine Custer
Memorial Hospital
Arles E. Stephens
A. E. Ayers
Elizabeth Zellers
George Potter
Firs
Arl Black
Potter
Black
Mildred Black
Huff
Muff
Board of Education
Ats
Judge Huff
Canada
Ottawa
Masonic Lodge
Stewart-Barnett
Wyandotte Lake funding approved by WPA and county
Wyandotte county officials disclosed Evan Griffith Kansas WPA director authorized 1 208 000 in federal funds for a county lake 12 miles northwest of Kansas City Kansas. local bond issue of 111 000 will supplement the federal money for the reservoir and its dam believed to be the state’s largest.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte
Evan Griffith
Kansas
WPA
Here
Vinland notes from Thanksgiving week gatherings
Local Vinland news recounts visits and gatherings over Thanksgiving. Families including Kelley, Nichols, Stone, and Hubbard hosted relatives from Baldwin, Lawrence, and Kansas City areas. Farm Bureau activities feature a roll call on What I Am Thankful For and officer elections. A car wreck near Baldwin injured no one, while visitors in Olathe and nearby towns are noted.
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Dirs. Eckman
Olson
Charlie Hubbar
Mr. Hubbard
Linwood
Elmer Smith
Pittsburg
Kan
WY. H. Miskimen O
Edgerton
Eckman
Henry Miskimen
Vinland
Farm Bureau
Martha Helley
Horrell
Gladys Roe
Martha Kelley
Stone
Christ
Frazier
Baldwin
Bernice Hagerman
Helen Hubbard
Margaret Hammond
Anothas
Olathe
Baldwin Visitors and Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported
A Baldwin column lists Dr and Mrs Warren W Wilcox visiting from Kansas City, plus numerous local residents and out of town guests who attended Thanksgiving activities. Names include Ruby and Misa Helen Keohane, Elmer Lynch, Milward Idol and Robert, Dorothy Haglund, W C Gibbon and son William, Glen and Etna Hill, Cyril Shepard and daughters Donia and Virginia, Charles Turner, Kenneth Hoagland, Mildred Martin, Merle Fischer, Frances Weinrich, Christine Weinrich, and Seaver, with trips to Lawrence and Kansas City noted.
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Edward Murphy
Baldwin
St. Louis
John Tucker
Lawrence
Friay
Ruby Keohane
Misa Helen Keohane
Kansas City
Elmer Lynch
Milward Idol
Robert
Robinson
T. J. Keohane
Kathryn Keohane
Dorothy Haglund
Paxico High School
Arthur Haglund
W. C. Gibbon
Howard
William
University of Kansas
Glen Hill
Etna Hill
Thomas Hill
Cyril Shepard
Donia
Virginia
Larned
Black Jack
Charles Turner
Kenneth Hoagland
Auburn
Neb
Mary Martin
Mario Martin
Hoagland
Mildred Martin
Merle Fischer
Princeton
C. J. Fischer
Frances Weinrich
Christine Weinrich
Fredericks Seaver
Tulsa
Okla
W. J. Williame
Mary Margaret
Marian Louise
R. E. McHenry
Rollo Muelley
Keith
Thanksgiving Day Socials and Local Obituary Notes
A record of Thanksgiving visitors and social calls in Baldwin and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beeks hosting guests at dinner, and numerous arrivals from Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence. The passing of Judge William Buff of Baldwin is noted with details of his long public service and Masonic ties. funeral services are announced.
Obituary for Judge Huff with family notes and services
The obituary lists J s Huff with services led by A Gardner at the grave and burial in Oakwood cemetery. Surviving are four daughters Ida Adriance J E Mayor Baldwin O E Blake Waverly and J F Schnebly Kansas City plus seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Out of town relatives attended including Lee Huff Mrs Lyle Huff Ed Blake C E Blake Waverly Ralph Schnebly Topeka Gayle Chubb and Mrs J F Schnebly Kansas City. Pall bearers included C E B Beeks Allison Andrews Finn Graham A E Preston Leonard Snyder and N W O Byme. The article mentions Misa Grace Huey provided music with Herman Brown at piano.
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J.E. Meyor
Baldwin
O. E. Blake
Waverley
J. F. Schnebley
Kansas City
Judge Huff
Lee Huff
Lyle Huff
Ed Blake
Omaha
C. E. Blake
Waverly
Ralph Schnebley
Topeka
Gayle Chubb
J. F. Schnebly
C. E B. Beeks
Allison Andrews
Finn Graham
A. E. Preston
Leonard Snyder
N. W. O’byrne
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E. C. Buehler
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Wall Street
Schumann
Iedman
Auto Mechanics
K. U. Union
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Bernard
Blackburn
Garrett
Short
R. N. Hickman
Muskogee Seventh Day
K. S.C
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Focal Hospital
John Round
Perry
Devil
Cook Counter
Darton
National’ Cash Register
Ordre Damactic
Wyandotte Lake
Okmulgee, Okla
Okmulgee Country Club
Spartanburg
S. C
Alexander Alexander
Reagan
George Kelley
Sam Deel
Katherine Kelley
Harveyville
Kermit Laughlin
St. Joseph
Misa Anne Kelley
Juanite
Ferne Stone
Helen Holcom
Phyllis Nichols
Marlin Nichols
Raymond Nichols
Kensington
Phy Nichola
Chauncey Gosage
Overland Park
Seth Fenton
Everett Huey
Baldwin News
Warren W. Wilcox
Marcelo
Columbia
Wicker
Mack Hoe Fer
C. E. Beeks
Charles Rembrod
Claude Beeks
Bill
John
Zona Follin Martin
H. K. Ebright
Betty
A. S. Hill
Unionville
Buel
W. C. Harper
Baker
James Chubb
Harold
Eugene
Chubb
Boeke
Waver
Musical Bulletin
Ignax Friedman Pianist
Ady
A. J. Osborn
Ted Lewis
Paul B. Lawson
Hugh
Granada
Wilshire
Normandie
Normandie Pisaw Sharma
Funk’s
Mass
Rutter
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