Scout Council Set Meeting in Lawrence January 21
Boy Scout workers and their wives of the Kaw area will attend the annual Lawrence council meeting on Thursday January 21. About 500 to 700 Scouts and Scouters are expected with dinner at 6 30 in Memorial Union followed by officer elections and annual reports. The executive board in Ottawa last night chose Lawrence for the gathering and adopted a 14135 budget for next year with jamboree rules announced by A E Woestemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw
Lawrence
Ottawa
van K. Bruner
Douglas
Earnest Boyce
A. E. Woestemeyer
Memorial Union
Boyce
Woestemeyer
Mr. Bruner
Cecil Hough
George Lowman
Howard McKee
W. A. Dill
Charles Louk
Washington, D. C
Bruner
M. E. Pearson
Kansas City
Kan
James Stewart
F. Rice Phelps
Judge L. H. Menger Celebrates 62nd Birthday Surprise
Judge L. H. Menger was secretly honored at his office by 52 friends for his sixty second birthday. Douglas County Bar members and courthouse staff attended the surprise planned by deputy Lorene McNeill. Coffee and cake followed, with gifts received. a couple seeking a marriage license briefly interrupted, then married by the judge. Homer Farley and Miss Laula Holman of Kansas City, Missouri, were the newlyweds.
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L. H. Menger
Douglas County Bar Association
Lorene McNeill
Judge Menger
Homer Farley
Laula Holman
Kansas City, Mo
City Council Special Session to Pass Library Bond Ordinance
The city council met at 5 pm to pass an ordinance issuing 19 250 in bonds for the city share of the PWA library project additions and repairs. PWA allotment is 15 750. Bids notice published. bids opened December 23. contract likely awarded at an adjourned meeting. Work must start by January 11.
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PWA
Acacia Lodge Elects New Officers At Election
At the Masonic Temple Acacia Lodge No 9 elected officers for the coming year Harald S Preston master Arthur W Dougan senior warden Forrest L Noll junior warden Frank C Whipple treasurer and John L Parker secretary Lawrence Lodge No 6 planned its officer election for Monday night A joint installation of the two lodges will occur later date.
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Masonic Temple
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Harald S. Preston
Arthur W. Dougan
Forrest L. Noll
Frank ¢. Whipple
John L. Parker
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Test Your Knowledge Quintet of World Facts Trivia
Classified page hints direct readers to answers for ten questions. Topics cover baseball pennants, Alaska purchase, Duquesne location, battleship naming, Venice’s main waterway, Lewis and Clark dispatch, Kentucky Derby site, minor planet groups, US Department of Navy supervision, and Donald G Mitchell.
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United States
Alaska
Duquesne University
Venice
United States Marine Corps
Donald Grant Mitchell
George VI Becomes Britain's King Amid Abdication Ceremony
Edward abdicated leaving to George VI the throne as crowds gather at Piccadilly while officials announce the accession. The new king will take the accession oath at St James's Palace, with a public proclamation at Temple Bar and Royal Exchange.
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Royal Commission
Commons
le Roy le Veult
Piccadilly House
Big Ben
St. James's Palace
Temple Bar
Royal Exchange
Edward
Peorimens
James Maxton
Donald Somervell
Will Throne
Goodby
Piccadilly
Rivard
Old Fort Belvedere
Duke of Kent
London
Financial
Downing Street
Westminster
Countess of Strathmore
Elizabeth
Archbishop of Canterbury
Winston Churchill
Kent
Bevedere
France
Dover
Dunirk
Debate Team Heads to Topeka for Invitational
Lawrence High School deb ating team and Coach Marston McCluggage traveled to Topeka to enter an invitational debating tournament hosted by Topeka High School. Events include extemporaneous speaking and oratory with participants Geraldine Buhler Albert Decker Helen Evans Dan Merritt Ann Murray Jean Nuffer David Watermulder David Whitney Phyllis Wise Max Louk and Russell Miller set for specific contests.
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Lawrence High School
Marston McCluggage
Topeka
Extension Division report highlights services and firemanship training
Ingham reports extensive reach of University of Kansas extension division programs across 283 communities, with 5 000 package libraries and 25 000 students reached by correspondence. Fire training schools and conferences expanded despite economic downturn, while KFKU radio hours declined and the library loan service rebounded to prewar levels guided by new borrowers and returning patrons.
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Kansas
Bureau of Visual Instruction
University of Kansas Extension Division
H. G. Ingham
Extension Division
E. H. Lindley
Ingham
Kansas State Firemen’s Association
Kansas Asssociation of Fire Chiefs
University Extension Division
Hays
Independence
Arkansas City
Garden City
Norton
McPherson
Manhattan
Coffeyville
KFKU
Music Students Present Assembly Program Today
Liberty Memorial high school music departments led the weekly assembly with a clarinet quartet by Bob Pine Doris Twente Mildred Clevenger and Clifford Reynolds, and a high school girls quartet by Minerva Davis Ann Cox Lurila DeForest and Wanda Mercer. Winifred Hill accompanied on piano. The program closed with the student body singing a Christmas carol led by Williams.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Clarence E. Sawhill
Joe M. Williams
Williams
Bob Pine
Doris Twente
Mildred Clevenger
Clifford Reynolds
Minerva Davis
Ann Cox
Lurila] DeForest
Wanda Mercer
Winifred Hill
Lawrence Morning Oddities and Theater Banner Theft
Lawrence notes include two men with minor injuries from waking on the floor and near-misses with a lit cigarette, reflecting sober reputations. The Granada theater reports a large Born to Dance banner stolen, valued at $20, as Life magazine features a photo from a November 1 fire. Roosevelt lands in Spain before the last leg of a homeward journey after a sheep incident on Arch Pienpeot’s farm.
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Tauesa
Granada Theater
Kansas fencing meet set with Heart of America club
Seven members of the University of Kansas fencing club travel to Arm ore tonight to face the Heart of America club team. Coach Jim Rapart leads Tom Orr Max Elias Kalman Craveiz Carlos de Janon Carlos Patterson Sean Dinkin and Otis Perkins in foil and epee bouts. Dr James Naismith may attend and duel Dr Rory Holcombe in a preliminary bout.
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University of Kansas
Heart of America
Jim Rapart
K. U
Tom Orr
Max , Elias
Kalman Craveiz
Carlos de Janon
Carlos Patterson
Sean Dinkin
Otis Perkins
Kansas City
Orr
Flias
James Naismith
Rory Holcombe
Parked Car Goes Wild Downtown Hits Pole and Sign
A 1936 Oldsmobile parked north of the Eldridge hotel suddenly fled, damaging itself and a street light pole at Seventh and Vermont. The vehicle rolled to Sinclair filling station driveway, struck a concrete slab, and knocked the light pole down. It was to Hamilton Motor. The owner, later seeking the car, left town amid bumper damage and a dented rear. License reportedly from Pottawatomie county.
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Eldridge Hotel
Seventh
Vermont
Seventh Street
Sinclair Filling Station
Hamilton Motor Company
Pottawatomie County
First Christian Choir to Present Part of Messiah
The First Christian elameh choir directed by Joe MM Williams will perform portions of Handel Messiah during the 10:50 Sunday service. Howard Wray will join for a tenor solo and Mrs Verner Smith will sing the soprano obligato in Gounod’s Gravy Rep to Godau High. Reverend Seth W Shaughter will give a brief Christmas message.
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First Christian Elameh
Joe MM. Williams
Hallelujah
Howard Wray
Tron Horton
Gounod
Godau High
Verner Smith
Seth W. Shaughter
Christmas Program at Old High auditorium features junior high groups
In Topeka Kansas on December 11 Gov Alf M Landon returns from Florida and resumes heavy workload until December 19 when he heads to Washington for the Gridiron Club banquet. The junior high vocal groups perform December 15 at 3 pm, under Oliver Hobbs with Miss Wilma Stoner as accompanist. public admission free. On December 18 home room Christmas parties occur at the last hour of school.
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Old High
O'Vrack
Oliver Hobbs
Wilma Stoner
Ramcihl Ly Ann Weston
Molly
Treharne Tirls
Glee Club
Luther
Tynes
Jick Payne
Rethleneny
Lewis K
Orient
Jon H. Hopkins
Martin
Landon
Fopeka
Florida
Alf M. Landon
Washington
Gridiron Club
Borrowed Pants Jinx for Aggie Cage Coach
Suspicion arises that Fort Hays center Richard Staab who scored 18 points for his team and two for Kansas State in a recent game tossed the ball through the wrong hoop after borrowing a pair of pants from coach Frank Root of the Aggies. Staab denies any payment intent and claims he was mixed up. Root noted he never wants the pants returned.
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Root
Staab
Gift subscription offer for Journal World ad shows rates
A daily gift subscription idea described as a constant reminder of thoughtfulness. Within 150 miles the price is 2.50 and over 250 miles 3.00. Also advertises printing services including letter heads statements and ledger sheets. Dr Alexander dentist telephone 506 Ady.
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The
Journal-World
the World Co
Alexander
Ady
World Company Wins KERC Annual Report Printing Contract
The World Company of Lawrence secured the contract to print the Kansas Emergency Relief committee annual report for 2,000 copies of about 160 pages. The award followed broad representation from major Kansas printers, with World previously printing last year’s report. Meribah Moore to Lincoln.
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Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
World Company of
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
KERC
Meribah Moore
Lincoln
Will Sing in Oratorio Performance at Nebraska University
Miss Meribah Moore soprano of the K U school of fine arts will travel to Lincoln Nebraska to sing as soprano soloist in Mendelssohns Elijah at the University of Nebraska. She has performed this role before and will return to university work Monday morning.
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Meribah Moore
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Lincoln
Neb
Elijah
Mendelssohn
University of Nebraska
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