Election Board to Prepare Chamber Ballots
C L Scott secretary said ballots for seven director positions must be returned by tomorrow. Retiring directors will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 10 am to act as election board and mail ballots to members by Saturday December 1. Fourteen candidates were listed with the seven highest vote getters to be elected to the board. About 100 ballots were received in this morning’s mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Scott
Fifteen year old confessed slayer pleads insanity
Stanton Michigan December AP Jimmy an unnamed Deacons fifteen year old confessed slayer of Flossie Carter Sheridan school teacher in Michigan confessed today he wanted to get even for an old slight but did not intend to kill. He admitted attempting to attack the girl after choking her and then beat her to death with a frying pan or a stone. He said he was frightened and killed her. In jail awaiting sanity examination or life sentence. His father John, janitor at the Sheridan school, defends him and suspects insanity after a childhood scalding. The court remanded him to the probate court and possible circuit court arraignment could lead to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
John” W. Nickerson
John
Sheridan School
Euclid Club Presents Weekly School Assembly Program
The Euclid Club organized a morning program at Lawrence High School in the auditorium. The event featured musical numbers and readings, a playlet about shifting from literature to mathematics, piano solos by Helen Harman, violin and piano by George Mayer, and performances by Claudine Reynolds, Hugh Randall, and Lloyd Metzler as Professor Knowall with his mechanical doll Felix. Readers included Ruth Stockwell, Mary Aston, and Jane Mackeson. Students in the play were Robert Edgar, Marcus Richardson, Pearl De Munbiane, Martha Lou Perkins, James Asher, Thomas Emery, and John McFarland, with a club chorus closing the program. Clifton Randall presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid Club
Lawrence High School
Mr. X
Land of Literature
Land of Mathematics
Helen Harman
George’ Mayer
Gale
Claudine Reynolds
Hugh
Randall
Ojioyd Metzler
Knowall
Felix
Ruth, Stockwell
Mary Aston
Jane Mackeson
Robert Edgar
Marcus Richardson
Pearl’ de Munbiane
Martha Lou
Perkins
James ‘Asher
Thomas Emery
John McFarland
Clifton Randall
Albany papers publish after printers strike end
Albany WV December 11 AP Albany papers The Evening News Times Union Morning Knickerbocker Press resume normal editions after a three week strike by union printers. Negotiations collapsed over pay demands leading to the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ealing
Evening
News
Times-Union
Tours
Knickerrocker “Press
University county clubs organize for publicity drive
Organized county clubs met at the Auditorium to promote the University during the Christmas vacation. Douglas County group elected pigga Nelson Lawrence as president and Arthur Sanders Lawrence as vice president Jane Smith Lawrence as secretary and James Greenleaf Lawrence as treasurer About fifty members attended the session for a near term meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General County Club
Jz Uglas County
pigga _ Nelson
Lawrence
Arthur Sanders
Postponed school clinics and illness at NCY district
CONTINUE SESSIONS NCY K 7 Network postpones rail preschool clinics at Woodlawn and nearby sites. Miss Rindlesperber cites indefinite postponement as eight teachers stay home with colds or influenza. Lawrence High events delayed. mothers and fathers football may proceed at night. At Haskell Institute many cases reported but described as mild. hospital near capacity, peak passed, discharge expected soon. Bolivia peace proposals rejected. deputies urged to return as Bolivian crisis continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCY
Woodlawn
Lineqn
Rindlesperber
Wood_lawn school
Lawrence
John R. Barnes
Barnes
Haskell
Haskell Institute
Indiao
Bolivia
League council urges Paraguay Bolivia border conciliation
The League of Nations council sent a unanimous cablegram to Paraguay and Bolivia urging settlement of their border dispute by conciliation. Aristide Briand signed the message as presiding officer, expressing hope the situation will not worsen and highlighting obligations under the covenant to settle disputes peacefully. It also urged both nations to use conciliation to obtain a peaceful settlement and remove underlying causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugano
Switzerland
Council of the
League O Nations
Paraguay
Bolivia
Aristide Briand
League
Mass meetings bolster Bolivian frontier stance demands
In La Paz and across the country volunteers surge to back government policy on the Parazuzyan frontier dispute. A thousand men are organized for an immediate frontier march, physicians offer hospitals, teachers seek government muster, and women volunteer for Red Cross work while the foreign office rebuts Ayala insult claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Paz
Olivia
Ta ‘Sprinidad
Chacol
Jeague
Las Paz
Red Cross
Foreign Office
Elias Ayala
Senor.Ayala
Prohibition agents raid night clubs in New York
Prohibition agents swept five clubs and restaurants in a one hour roundup in New York early today arresting twelve people. The raids hit the Mimmi club on West 52nd Street the Empire club on West 46th Street a restaurant on West 49th Street the Sixty first Street eritt and Martin's restaurant on West 45th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West 46Th Street
49Th Street
Sixty-first
Eritt
Martin's
Tuesday Programs At Local Church Bazaar And Dinner
Tuesday schedule lists a morning music program, a cooking school segment, and an evening Dutch Masters Min Bazaar at the M. ss. church on Elm. A Christmas plum puddings article appears with a meal and air weaving items, plus a chicken dinner noted for mid-December with roast chicken, vegetables, and pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Ss. Copeland Togram
Gar
Hella Tire Co
Hoover Sees Shared History Between United States and Chile
President-elect Hoover told Chilean leaders and the nation in Santiago that U S Chile relations rest on common labor toward a new world order. He praised reciprocal economic interests and mutual progress, and expressed sympathy for Chile earthquake victims while noting shared scientific and cultural advancement goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
National Palace
Hoover
United States
States
South America
Oliver
Ibanez
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs C C Shaler former Lawrence resident died December 3 in Portland Ore funeral plans for William Henry Kampschroder 52 near Lawrence Clinton Presbyterian Church burial at Clinton cemetery and survivors listed. Also notices for Mrs Charles Roberts Fort Worth Texas Ernest L King 19 Lawrence funeral Funk Chapel 10:20 Wednesday Jonathan Mathews 77 two miles northwest of Lawrence Fall Leaf Virginia McCall 94 Lecompton funeral Glen Church 1:30 Thursday burial Lecompton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Shaler
Lawrence
Portland
Ore
Burne
Abilene
Kan
Wim
Henry Kampschroder
William Henry Kampschroder
Clinton
Presbyterian
A. Gardner
Mr. Croft
Clinton Cemetery
Charles Roberts
Paul. Winters
Roberts
Helen Harshberger
Winters
Fort Worth
Texas
Ernest L. King
Funk Chapel
C. A. Puls
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jonathan Mathews
Jonathan Mathew
Thej
C. A. Richard
Fall Leaf
Virginia. McCall
Virginia McCall
Lecompton
Glen
Lecompton Cemetery
Treaty Vote Friday Knox Kellogg anti war pact discussed
Senate foreign relations committee questioned Secretary Kellogg on the Kellogg anti war treaty. Airman Rorah predicted favorable action. Kellogg argued the pact renounces war without violating Monroe doctrine and did not imply sanctions or entangle the United States. Action delayed to Friday for further study of correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign-Relations Committee
Rorah
Kellogg
America
Russia
Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Colyer Community Notes of Visits and Gatherings
A long list of visits, dinners, and social calls in Colyer and nearby homes. Residents and guests include Mrs Alt and Freds, Albert and Helen Wacker, Belle Malcomb, Otto Hack, Noah Shuler, Adolph Johanning, Clyde Seitz, Mrs Elmer Metsker, Ruth Tingle, Telitha Newton, Fred Mackey, Morris Ewing, J D Garber, W H Hornberger, Mary Deay, Pleasant Grove, Lawrence, and Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Garber
J. D. Garber
Alt
Freds
Albert
Helen
Wacker
Belle Malcomb
Fred. Mackey
Elmer Metsker
Aid
Long Star
Nash Shuler
Mary Deay
Pleasant Grove
Ruth. Tingle
Lawrence
E. Smith
Ben Garber
William, Lee
Albert Cox
Frank Scott
Will Johanning
Carl Wacker
Fred Mackey
Nye
William .Malcomb
Morris Ewing
Henry Metsker
Noah Shuler
Goodell
Ruth Tingle
W. H. Hornberger
Joe Garber
Clayton
Vernon
Oghrle Sunnys
Ernest
Adolph Johanning
Ed Johanning
John Qelkers
Carl’ Wacker
Telitha Newton
Ray Shuler
Noah
Syvania
Harve Flory
Willow Springs
Lone Star
Munday
Henry Stoebener
Samuel Grammer
Samuel, Jr
Artie Heffner
Vernon Scott
Ted
Olin Wacker
C. G. Schwartz
Everett. Kingery
Noah Shyler
Sylvania
Sunda
Halber
Overbrook
Alfred Lyons
Arlie Heffner
Jacob Mackey
Roy ‘Shuler
FP. Smith
Frank
Garber
Daugh‘ter, Iattie
Carl “Wacker
Elmer, Metsker
Ruth
Ida
John
Leonard Warren
Mackey
Elzig Bond
Otto Hack
Olin Heffner
Oscar Lutz
Far! Heffner
del Greenfield
Edith
Alta Heffner
E. E
Lutz
Earl Lindell
Lindell
Colyer
Scott Vernon
Te Jitha Newton
Chris Mackey
Freda
Bill Malcomb
Me jeter sale and local gatherings near Eudora
Jere Crabb and Mr and Mrs William Torneden attended a sale south of Eudora Tuesday. Nora Torneden and her class went to Lawrence to attend court but it adjourned. Merlin Brock and the ball team visited Lawrence Wednesday. Jennie Lou Crabb stayed with grandparents E J Crabb Tuesday night. Mrs Paul Torneden and other Torneden family members attended the Leavenworth corn and apple show. The teacher Miss Ruth Pettengill and pupils held a short program at the schoolhouse Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Eden
Jere ‘Crabb
William Torneden
Mejeter Sale
Eudora Tues
Nora’ Torneden
Lawrence
Journal-World
Jenny Wren
Ipata
Merlin Brock
Lavyjrence
Jennie Lou Crabb
E. J. Crabb
Paul Torneden
Fred Reetz
Florence Quinlan
Selma Davidson
Iyor
Thelma ‘Smith
Wm. Gabel
Grace Crabb
Fae Torneden
Jack Horner
Edward Grabb
William E. Torneden
Bunny
Bertha
Milleret
Luccille Gabel
Vincent ‘Schoen
Selma
Torneden
Dorothy Gabel
Robert Smith
Elvin' Davidson
Junior Pryor
Jake
H. A. Crabb
Jennie Low ‘Crabb
Melvin. Davidson
Robert Crabb
The
Alma
Reetz
Will Reetz
Claude Hallenbeck
William Terned
G. Seele
Robert
Chas
Davidson
Fam
Teersnent Thrushtay
Ily
Alma Torneden
Fred Torneden
Anna Torneden
Godfrey Reetz
Fall Leaf
Dorothy Wilson
Darlin Kingdived
Edna. Bryant
Treva Canary
Bonnie ‘Jean Canary
Buster
Jaynes
Mary Alice Branum
Vivian Wheeler
Bobby Pritchard
Wayne Vitt
Lila Reetz
Ralph Abbott
Mr Phieger
Duck
Mary ‘Bryant
Wayne Withy
Jarence Malone
EdnaJaynes
Rude
John Wilson
Dora Wilson
Roy Canary
Dossald
Clinton
Dr. Shannon
Eudora
Albert Torneden
Simon
J. W. Wilson
Doroihhy
Baldwin
Mise Myrtle Simm
Baldwin School
Walter Schroeder
Syracuse
Neb
Wm. Neibrugge
Ottawa
Albert Senwartz
Lester Schwartz
Central School
Walter Schwartz
Arnold
Stoebener
Alten
Pippert
Roy
Lester Schwalm
Olin
Ted Wacker
Alfred Lyons
Arlie
Heffner
Donald’ Breithaupt
Henry Rappard
Ome
Hid Heim
Kansas City
Nellie ‘Wintermantel
Lucille
Violet
Crawford
Helen
Ruth Hevoner
Mieses
Faye Wintermantle
Mae Rappard
J. W. Breithaupt
J. W. Breithaunt
Rev
A. Mastin
Pichard
Pobert
Mobis
Gladys Rapnard
Elmer
Frank Pippert
Harold
Elmner
Ivn
Mae Rannerd
Melon
William Yepnner
Alta Heffner
Hazel
Yeene Lynch
Nellie Weuf
Sarbia Heim
Norma Stoebepner
Filmer
Faye Wintermanster
Alton
Ardy Elmard
Esther
Fern
Mildred
Doe Elmer Wintermantle
Margaret Heim
Lawrence Bannels
Selma School Program and Community Notes
A Selma school program features recitations, songs, and dances including Five Little Indians and A Thanksgiving Dinner. The program raised 20.60 for playground equipment. Local families visitants and trips to Lawrence and Kansas City appear with updates on Torneden, Reetz, and Crabb families as residents attend socials and attendances remain high.
Thanksgiving Week Socials and Visits Across Worden Area
Worden residents enjoyed a weekend of calls visits and thanksgivings with neighbors in Worden and nearby towns. Families including Schwalm Pippert Breithaupt Stoebener and Schr ieber were listed sharing meals calls and shopping as Unity Gateways to Thanksgiving. Attendees also traveled to Nebraska for relatives and to Emporia for a few days visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schwalm
Edwin Schreiber
Alton Pippert
John Pippert
Ben Horst
Abe Smith
Globe
Will Ranpard
Mabel
Gladys
Nebraska
Albert Wacker
J. Iw. Breithaunt
Walter Schroeder
Syracuse
Neb
Wm. Nei
Karl
Martha
Milton
Erma
Dorothea Schwartz
Anvna Johanning
John Stoebenjer
Central School
Lawrence
No. 4
Ames Lynch
Hazel
Irene
Dorothy Breithaupt
Harley Lyons
Eimey
Faye Wintermantie
Harold
Elmer Rappard
Roy
Lester Schwalm
Fred
Charles Breithaupt
Donald Rappard
Wm. Neibrugge
Walter Schroedey
Henry Fleer
Walter Jehle
J. W.breithaupt
Donald
Arnold
Norman Stoebener
Baldwin
Chas. Rappard, Sr
Kansas City
Carl Stark
Wesley
Margaret
John Lyons
Trinity. Lutheran Hospital
Lyone
Andrew Elm
Esther Fern
Mild—red
Orville Elm
Lois
John, Schwalm
Lester
Gertrude Schott
Phil
Community news from Baldwin area social events
Mrs J W Breithaupt hosted a party with games and refreshments attended by Rev A Mastin and many locals. Families including Heim, Wintermantle, Schwalm, Rappard, Pippert, and Breithaupts shared visits, dinners, and a daytime program at Baldwin school. Attendees later toured Lawrence.
War Mothers and Women's Groups Meet in Lawrence
The Lawrence chapter of American War Mothers plans a Thursday meeting at 2 30 pm with Mrs W T Courtney at 17 West Fourteenth Street. The Royal Neighbors host a Christmas party Thursday evening December 13 at Holloway and Jones hall with dancing to music. University House Mothers Association held a luncheon at Warstaff tea room with officers re elected and floral decorations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W.T
Courtney
West Fourteenth Street
Holloway and
Jones Hall
Lee Wice
University House Mothers’ Association
Warstaff
Ralph Baldwin
Gamma Phi Beta House
Annie Pillsbury Young
Sigma Nu House
Gertrude Pearson
Alpha Xi Pele House
J. E. Lisle
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Personal notices from local Kansas City era
Local column records hospital stay for Wita May Poe with diabetes at Mercy Hospital Kansas City. Mentions visitors and travels of Eberly, McKune, Gee families, chaperoning at Alpha Xi Delta, Hungerfords returning from Europe, Jeffries visiting Lawrence and Odessa, and various errands including shopping in Kansas City. Includes a church fundraiser hot lunch event Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wita May Poe
Minnie L. Poe
Pennsylvania Street
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
New York School
Maruel Eberly
Maude McKune
Clarinda
Towa
Frank Gee
Eberly
McKune
Gee
E. R. Mackie
Alpha Xi_ Delta
Gertrude Pearson
Oklahoma
H. B. Hungerford
Helen Hungerford
Europe
United States
Alliance Franchaise
Paris
Scotland
England
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
France
M. F. Jeffries
Odessa
J. G. Jeffries
Jeffries
Toneka
State School
Code Commission
Grace Chambers
Phi Beta Pi
Emma Walker
Brackett
F. F.durhein
Great Bend
E. F. Kindswater
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs a purified calomel tablet that combines calomel and salts without side effects. One or two at bedtime with water clear the cold by morning leaving you feeling fine and with appetite. Family package 35 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reteset
Mrs K Hoover Returns From Kansas City Medical Trip
Mrs K Hoover comes back to town after a month in Kansas City for medical treatment. Her health status was described as improved and she is resuming daily activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hoover
Kansas’ City
Sargon Restores Wellington Farmer After Long Illness
W H Lewis of Route 2 Wellington Missouri declares he was unfit for work for a year due to a severe flu attack. After taking three bottles of Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills his strength returned, he gained seven pounds, his skin and eyes cleared, and he resumes full duties. Sold by Round Corner Drug Company in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lewis
Route 2
Wellington
Kansas City
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Company
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Ar Ecolon
Feacher
Floyd
Nelsonj Lawrence
Dougiaounty Group
Pasa
Senate
Bly. Riptendent
Casielist
League of Nations Council
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
Independence
Maple Street
Johnark
Argon
Shimmons Bros
Aited
Merchants National Bank
Club Bank
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